Died on the 4th of December 1934 at Walter Reed General Hospital, Washington.
Regimental Commander of the 16th U.S. Infantry as of July 11, 1932 at Fort Jay, Governors Island. Formerly in charge of Military Intelligence Activities of the 2nd Corps area. Col. Marmon began his military career in the cavalry as a private in 1898.
Col. Marmon was a veteran of the Spanish-American War, the Philippine insurrection and World War I. A distinguished career covering more than 34 years of Army service.
Was the fifth husband of Pauline Frederick a famous stage and screen actress. They were married less then one year prior to his death. This was Col. Marmon's only marriage. Knowing that he was sick Pauline Frederick married him anyway.
Regimental Commander of the 16th U.S. Infantry as of July 11, 1932 at Fort Jay, Governors Island. Formerly in charge of Military Intelligence Activities of the 2nd Corps area. Col. Marmon began his military career in the cavalry as a private in 1898.
Col. Marmon was a veteran of the Spanish-American War, the Philippine insurrection and World War I. A distinguished career covering more than 34 years of Army service.
Was the fifth husband of Pauline Frederick a famous stage and screen actress. They were married less then one year prior to his death. This was Col. Marmon's only marriage. Knowing that he was sick Pauline Frederick married him anyway.
Died on the 4th of December 1934 at Walter Reed General Hospital, Washington.
Regimental Commander of the 16th U.S. Infantry as of July 11, 1932 at Fort Jay, Governors Island. Formerly in charge of Military Intelligence Activities of the 2nd Corps area. Col. Marmon began his military career in the cavalry as a private in 1898.
Col. Marmon was a veteran of the Spanish-American War, the Philippine insurrection and World War I. A distinguished career covering more than 34 years of Army service.
Was the fifth husband of Pauline Frederick a famous stage and screen actress. They were married less then one year prior to his death. This was Col. Marmon's only marriage. Knowing that he was sick Pauline Frederick married him anyway.
Regimental Commander of the 16th U.S. Infantry as of July 11, 1932 at Fort Jay, Governors Island. Formerly in charge of Military Intelligence Activities of the 2nd Corps area. Col. Marmon began his military career in the cavalry as a private in 1898.
Col. Marmon was a veteran of the Spanish-American War, the Philippine insurrection and World War I. A distinguished career covering more than 34 years of Army service.
Was the fifth husband of Pauline Frederick a famous stage and screen actress. They were married less then one year prior to his death. This was Col. Marmon's only marriage. Knowing that he was sick Pauline Frederick married him anyway.
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