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Walter Clay Mitchell

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Walter Clay Mitchell

Birth
Comanche County, Texas, USA
Death
3 Oct 1918 (aged 22)
Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
Burial
Carlsbad, Eddy County, New Mexico, USA Add to Map
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To the right of Isreal lies
Walter C. Mitchell
New Mexico
Pvt. 135 Inf. Died, Oct 3, 1918
(He was born May 3, 1896.)

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El Paso Herald
El Paso, Texas
Oct. 12, 1918
Pg. 14

Carlsbad Buries Youth Who Died At Camp Dix

Carlsbad, N.M., Oct. 12--Walter Mitchell, a soldier, has been buried in the city cemetery. The funeral was the first of a Carlsbad soldier who had died during the great war. Mitchell, who was 22 years of age, left Carlsbad in July for Camp Cody, and after going through the usual training, was sent to Camp Dix. There he succumbed to influenza and Wednesday his body was received in town.

Fife and drums played the last march for the dead soldier and a long line of citizens followed the flag decked casket to the grave.

Two brothers, Lige and Ross, remain in Carlsbad. A third is in France.

(Copy provided by Veterans Researcher (#47305109))
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To the right of Isreal lies
Walter C. Mitchell
New Mexico
Pvt. 135 Inf. Died, Oct 3, 1918
(He was born May 3, 1896.)

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El Paso Herald
El Paso, Texas
Oct. 12, 1918
Pg. 14

Carlsbad Buries Youth Who Died At Camp Dix

Carlsbad, N.M., Oct. 12--Walter Mitchell, a soldier, has been buried in the city cemetery. The funeral was the first of a Carlsbad soldier who had died during the great war. Mitchell, who was 22 years of age, left Carlsbad in July for Camp Cody, and after going through the usual training, was sent to Camp Dix. There he succumbed to influenza and Wednesday his body was received in town.

Fife and drums played the last march for the dead soldier and a long line of citizens followed the flag decked casket to the grave.

Two brothers, Lige and Ross, remain in Carlsbad. A third is in France.

(Copy provided by Veterans Researcher (#47305109))
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