From 9 to 15 Nov 1881, Private Joseph Debli; Company C, 18th Infantry; was reported as a paymaster escort to Fort Benton, Montana (Army Post Returns).
In Sep 1886, Private Joseph Debli with Company K, 2nd Cavalry was listed as a return at Fort McDowell, Arizona Territory (Army Post Returns).
On 16 Sept 1890, Private Joseph Debli transferred from Troop G, 4th Cavalry to Company C, 4th US Infantry (Army Post Returns).
On 14 Aug 1893, Wagoner Joseph Debli was discharged from Company C, 4th US Infantry at Boise Barracks, Idaho (Army Post Returns).
On 24 Oct 1901, Joseph Debli (B: ~1874, France; D: 8 Feb 1916) was admitted to the Danville Branch Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, Illinois. On 10 Apr 1902, he was discharged from the Home. He was described as 5' 7", dark complexion, dark eyes, dark hair, single, Catholic, and a butcher. It was recorded that he had contracted rheumatism at Mt. Cebu, Philippine Islands. His next of kin was recorded as his sister Mrs. Louisa Grefe of La Porte, Indiana. Also identified was niece Rose Zimmerman. On 5 June 1898, Tampa, Florida; he had enlisted as a Private with Company E, 1st US Cavalry and mustered out of service on 15 Sept 1898 at Long Island, New York. On 12 Sept 1899, Michigan City, Indiana; he had enlisted with Company I, 44th US Infantry and mustered out on 30 June 1901 at San Francisco, California. He resided in La Porte, Indiana after mustering out (Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers Admissions).
On 1 Dec 1902, Ohio; Joseph Debli filed for his military pension. He had served with:
• Company E, 1st US Volunteer Cavalry
• Company K, 2nd US Cavalry
• Company G, 4th US Cavalry
• Company C, 5th US Cavalry
• Company C, 4th US Infantry
• Company C, 18th US Volunteer Infantry
• Company I, 44th US Volunteer Infantry
(Military Pensions).
Military Information: PVT, INFANTRY
In Sep 1886, Private Joseph Debli with Company K, 2nd Cavalry was listed as a return at Fort McDowell, Arizona Territory (Army Post Returns).
On 16 Sept 1890, Private Joseph Debli transferred from Troop G, 4th Cavalry to Company C, 4th US Infantry (Army Post Returns).
On 14 Aug 1893, Wagoner Joseph Debli was discharged from Company C, 4th US Infantry at Boise Barracks, Idaho (Army Post Returns).
On 24 Oct 1901, Joseph Debli (B: ~1874, France; D: 8 Feb 1916) was admitted to the Danville Branch Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, Illinois. On 10 Apr 1902, he was discharged from the Home. He was described as 5' 7", dark complexion, dark eyes, dark hair, single, Catholic, and a butcher. It was recorded that he had contracted rheumatism at Mt. Cebu, Philippine Islands. His next of kin was recorded as his sister Mrs. Louisa Grefe of La Porte, Indiana. Also identified was niece Rose Zimmerman. On 5 June 1898, Tampa, Florida; he had enlisted as a Private with Company E, 1st US Cavalry and mustered out of service on 15 Sept 1898 at Long Island, New York. On 12 Sept 1899, Michigan City, Indiana; he had enlisted with Company I, 44th US Infantry and mustered out on 30 June 1901 at San Francisco, California. He resided in La Porte, Indiana after mustering out (Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers Admissions).
On 1 Dec 1902, Ohio; Joseph Debli filed for his military pension. He had served with:
• Company E, 1st US Volunteer Cavalry
• Company K, 2nd US Cavalry
• Company G, 4th US Cavalry
• Company C, 5th US Cavalry
• Company C, 4th US Infantry
• Company C, 18th US Volunteer Infantry
• Company I, 44th US Volunteer Infantry
(Military Pensions).
Military Information: PVT, INFANTRY
From 9 to 15 Nov 1881, Private Joseph Debli; Company C, 18th Infantry; was reported as a paymaster escort to Fort Benton, Montana (Army Post Returns).
In Sep 1886, Private Joseph Debli with Company K, 2nd Cavalry was listed as a return at Fort McDowell, Arizona Territory (Army Post Returns).
On 16 Sept 1890, Private Joseph Debli transferred from Troop G, 4th Cavalry to Company C, 4th US Infantry (Army Post Returns).
On 14 Aug 1893, Wagoner Joseph Debli was discharged from Company C, 4th US Infantry at Boise Barracks, Idaho (Army Post Returns).
On 24 Oct 1901, Joseph Debli (B: ~1874, France; D: 8 Feb 1916) was admitted to the Danville Branch Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, Illinois. On 10 Apr 1902, he was discharged from the Home. He was described as 5' 7", dark complexion, dark eyes, dark hair, single, Catholic, and a butcher. It was recorded that he had contracted rheumatism at Mt. Cebu, Philippine Islands. His next of kin was recorded as his sister Mrs. Louisa Grefe of La Porte, Indiana. Also identified was niece Rose Zimmerman. On 5 June 1898, Tampa, Florida; he had enlisted as a Private with Company E, 1st US Cavalry and mustered out of service on 15 Sept 1898 at Long Island, New York. On 12 Sept 1899, Michigan City, Indiana; he had enlisted with Company I, 44th US Infantry and mustered out on 30 June 1901 at San Francisco, California. He resided in La Porte, Indiana after mustering out (Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers Admissions).
On 1 Dec 1902, Ohio; Joseph Debli filed for his military pension. He had served with:
• Company E, 1st US Volunteer Cavalry
• Company K, 2nd US Cavalry
• Company G, 4th US Cavalry
• Company C, 5th US Cavalry
• Company C, 4th US Infantry
• Company C, 18th US Volunteer Infantry
• Company I, 44th US Volunteer Infantry
(Military Pensions).
Military Information: PVT, INFANTRY
In Sep 1886, Private Joseph Debli with Company K, 2nd Cavalry was listed as a return at Fort McDowell, Arizona Territory (Army Post Returns).
On 16 Sept 1890, Private Joseph Debli transferred from Troop G, 4th Cavalry to Company C, 4th US Infantry (Army Post Returns).
On 14 Aug 1893, Wagoner Joseph Debli was discharged from Company C, 4th US Infantry at Boise Barracks, Idaho (Army Post Returns).
On 24 Oct 1901, Joseph Debli (B: ~1874, France; D: 8 Feb 1916) was admitted to the Danville Branch Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, Illinois. On 10 Apr 1902, he was discharged from the Home. He was described as 5' 7", dark complexion, dark eyes, dark hair, single, Catholic, and a butcher. It was recorded that he had contracted rheumatism at Mt. Cebu, Philippine Islands. His next of kin was recorded as his sister Mrs. Louisa Grefe of La Porte, Indiana. Also identified was niece Rose Zimmerman. On 5 June 1898, Tampa, Florida; he had enlisted as a Private with Company E, 1st US Cavalry and mustered out of service on 15 Sept 1898 at Long Island, New York. On 12 Sept 1899, Michigan City, Indiana; he had enlisted with Company I, 44th US Infantry and mustered out on 30 June 1901 at San Francisco, California. He resided in La Porte, Indiana after mustering out (Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers Admissions).
On 1 Dec 1902, Ohio; Joseph Debli filed for his military pension. He had served with:
• Company E, 1st US Volunteer Cavalry
• Company K, 2nd US Cavalry
• Company G, 4th US Cavalry
• Company C, 5th US Cavalry
• Company C, 4th US Infantry
• Company C, 18th US Volunteer Infantry
• Company I, 44th US Volunteer Infantry
(Military Pensions).
Military Information: PVT, INFANTRY
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