Ensign Jarvis Harry Abey, Rochester, NY (US Navy): "Born 16 Oct.1891 Rochester, NY, Enlisted Rochester, NY 13 Feb. 1917. He died at sea aboard Hospital Ship "USS Solace" 4 October 1918 and was buried at Riverside Cemetery, Rochester, NY, Division 4, Section N, Lot 107." per entry at http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymonroe/cem/vets-riverside-n.htm
Died in service during World War One per entry on Kodak Park Memorial Plaque, Bldg. 28 Lobby.
"Ensign Jarvis Harry Abey, born 10/16/1891, Rochester, NY, Served in US Navy 2/1917-10/1918" per entry on US Navy Log.
The "World War Service Record of Rochester and Monroe County" states:
"Jarvis Harry Abey was born in Rochester, NY… son of Harry T. and Rose Ellen Abey. He was graduated from Public School #7 and attended East High School for a short time. He was a member of Valley Lodge, F. & A.M.. Lalla Rookh Grotto, of Rochester Consistory, A.A.S.R. and of Damascus Temple, A.A.O.N.M.S…."
He served on the USS Iowa, and was stationed at N.T.S. Hampton Roads, VA in early 1918 where he was confined to hospital for nearly a month prior to attending O.T.S. from which he was commissioned as an Ensign, April 9, 1918.
He was first assigned to "Sub Chaser 205" then the USS Vermont.
Ensign Abey was taken ill with influenza aboard Vermont and was transferred at sea to the hospital ship Solace where he died 4 October 1918.
Ensign John W. Remington accompanied Abey's body when it was returned to Rochester for burial as a representative of the crew of Vermont and the men who bore his casket to the gravesite were Rochester-based Naval officers.
Died in service during World War One per entry on Kodak Park Memorial Plaque, Bldg. 28 Lobby.
"Ensign Jarvis Harry Abey, born 10/16/1891, Rochester, NY, Served in US Navy 2/1917-10/1918" per entry on US Navy Log.
The "World War Service Record of Rochester and Monroe County" states:
"Jarvis Harry Abey was born in Rochester, NY… son of Harry T. and Rose Ellen Abey. He was graduated from Public School #7 and attended East High School for a short time. He was a member of Valley Lodge, F. & A.M.. Lalla Rookh Grotto, of Rochester Consistory, A.A.S.R. and of Damascus Temple, A.A.O.N.M.S…."
He served on the USS Iowa, and was stationed at N.T.S. Hampton Roads, VA in early 1918 where he was confined to hospital for nearly a month prior to attending O.T.S. from which he was commissioned as an Ensign, April 9, 1918.
He was first assigned to "Sub Chaser 205" then the USS Vermont.
Ensign Abey was taken ill with influenza aboard Vermont and was transferred at sea to the hospital ship Solace where he died 4 October 1918.
Ensign John W. Remington accompanied Abey's body when it was returned to Rochester for burial as a representative of the crew of Vermont and the men who bore his casket to the gravesite were Rochester-based Naval officers.
Ensign Jarvis Harry Abey, Rochester, NY (US Navy): "Born 16 Oct.1891 Rochester, NY, Enlisted Rochester, NY 13 Feb. 1917. He died at sea aboard Hospital Ship "USS Solace" 4 October 1918 and was buried at Riverside Cemetery, Rochester, NY, Division 4, Section N, Lot 107." per entry at http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymonroe/cem/vets-riverside-n.htm
Died in service during World War One per entry on Kodak Park Memorial Plaque, Bldg. 28 Lobby.
"Ensign Jarvis Harry Abey, born 10/16/1891, Rochester, NY, Served in US Navy 2/1917-10/1918" per entry on US Navy Log.
The "World War Service Record of Rochester and Monroe County" states:
"Jarvis Harry Abey was born in Rochester, NY… son of Harry T. and Rose Ellen Abey. He was graduated from Public School #7 and attended East High School for a short time. He was a member of Valley Lodge, F. & A.M.. Lalla Rookh Grotto, of Rochester Consistory, A.A.S.R. and of Damascus Temple, A.A.O.N.M.S…."
He served on the USS Iowa, and was stationed at N.T.S. Hampton Roads, VA in early 1918 where he was confined to hospital for nearly a month prior to attending O.T.S. from which he was commissioned as an Ensign, April 9, 1918.
He was first assigned to "Sub Chaser 205" then the USS Vermont.
Ensign Abey was taken ill with influenza aboard Vermont and was transferred at sea to the hospital ship Solace where he died 4 October 1918.
Ensign John W. Remington accompanied Abey's body when it was returned to Rochester for burial as a representative of the crew of Vermont and the men who bore his casket to the gravesite were Rochester-based Naval officers.
Died in service during World War One per entry on Kodak Park Memorial Plaque, Bldg. 28 Lobby.
"Ensign Jarvis Harry Abey, born 10/16/1891, Rochester, NY, Served in US Navy 2/1917-10/1918" per entry on US Navy Log.
The "World War Service Record of Rochester and Monroe County" states:
"Jarvis Harry Abey was born in Rochester, NY… son of Harry T. and Rose Ellen Abey. He was graduated from Public School #7 and attended East High School for a short time. He was a member of Valley Lodge, F. & A.M.. Lalla Rookh Grotto, of Rochester Consistory, A.A.S.R. and of Damascus Temple, A.A.O.N.M.S…."
He served on the USS Iowa, and was stationed at N.T.S. Hampton Roads, VA in early 1918 where he was confined to hospital for nearly a month prior to attending O.T.S. from which he was commissioned as an Ensign, April 9, 1918.
He was first assigned to "Sub Chaser 205" then the USS Vermont.
Ensign Abey was taken ill with influenza aboard Vermont and was transferred at sea to the hospital ship Solace where he died 4 October 1918.
Ensign John W. Remington accompanied Abey's body when it was returned to Rochester for burial as a representative of the crew of Vermont and the men who bore his casket to the gravesite were Rochester-based Naval officers.
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