Fred Ditto was the first of seven children born to Mike Ditto and Miriam Amanda Thrash. According to the 1910 US Federal Census, the family lived in Arlington Ward 1, Tarrant county, Texas, USA. Children in the family were: Fred Ditto (10), Chester Ditto (8), Clayton Ditto (6), and Howard Ditto (4).
Veteran of World War I. Served in the 90th Division. St Mihiel - Meuse - Argonne
Military Unit: AMBULANCE COMPANY 359 315TH SANITARY TRAIN
Rank: PVT. l/CL M.C.
Service Number: 2,240,906
He was located on the Army Transport Service Ship Melita which departed New York on June 28, 1918 for France; as well as on the Transport Service Ship Kentuckian which departed St Nazaire, France, May 26, 1919, for return to the United States.
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His illness, which ultimately caused his death, was the result of injuries received in World War I.
Contributor: Cyndi Wiseman #47066513
Veteran of World War I. Served in the 90th Division. St Mihiel - Meuse - Argonne
Military Unit: AMBULANCE COMPANY 359 315TH SANITARY TRAIN
Rank: PVT. l/CL M.C.
Service Number: 2,240,906
He was located on the Army Transport Service Ship Melita which departed New York on June 28, 1918 for France; as well as on the Transport Service Ship Kentuckian which departed St Nazaire, France, May 26, 1919, for return to the United States.
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His illness, which ultimately caused his death, was the result of injuries received in World War I.
Contributor: Cyndi Wiseman #47066513
Fred Ditto was the first of seven children born to Mike Ditto and Miriam Amanda Thrash. According to the 1910 US Federal Census, the family lived in Arlington Ward 1, Tarrant county, Texas, USA. Children in the family were: Fred Ditto (10), Chester Ditto (8), Clayton Ditto (6), and Howard Ditto (4).
Veteran of World War I. Served in the 90th Division. St Mihiel - Meuse - Argonne
Military Unit: AMBULANCE COMPANY 359 315TH SANITARY TRAIN
Rank: PVT. l/CL M.C.
Service Number: 2,240,906
He was located on the Army Transport Service Ship Melita which departed New York on June 28, 1918 for France; as well as on the Transport Service Ship Kentuckian which departed St Nazaire, France, May 26, 1919, for return to the United States.
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His illness, which ultimately caused his death, was the result of injuries received in World War I.
Contributor: Cyndi Wiseman #47066513
Veteran of World War I. Served in the 90th Division. St Mihiel - Meuse - Argonne
Military Unit: AMBULANCE COMPANY 359 315TH SANITARY TRAIN
Rank: PVT. l/CL M.C.
Service Number: 2,240,906
He was located on the Army Transport Service Ship Melita which departed New York on June 28, 1918 for France; as well as on the Transport Service Ship Kentuckian which departed St Nazaire, France, May 26, 1919, for return to the United States.
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His illness, which ultimately caused his death, was the result of injuries received in World War I.
Contributor: Cyndi Wiseman #47066513
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