Private Samuel D Clapsaddle, son of Mr. And Mrs. William Clapsaddle, of the Buchanan Valley, died in France on October 23, of wounds received in the service. The parents were notified this week. He is the first Franklin township boy to make the supreme sacrifice in France, and was 22 years old. He lived the greater part of his life on his father’s farm in the Valley, later was with the Pennsylvania Railroad for about a year. He had his residence in the county and was sent last fall to Camp Meade from this county. He was in the 316th Infantry in that camp and went over to France early this year. He leaves besides his parents, eight brothers and sisters, Frederick, Maude, Albert, George, John, Vergie and Ella at home, and Rose Clapsaddle, of Chambersburg.
Private Samuel D Clapsaddle, son of Mr. And Mrs. William Clapsaddle, of the Buchanan Valley, died in France on October 23, of wounds received in the service. The parents were notified this week. He is the first Franklin township boy to make the supreme sacrifice in France, and was 22 years old. He lived the greater part of his life on his father’s farm in the Valley, later was with the Pennsylvania Railroad for about a year. He had his residence in the county and was sent last fall to Camp Meade from this county. He was in the 316th Infantry in that camp and went over to France early this year. He leaves besides his parents, eight brothers and sisters, Frederick, Maude, Albert, George, John, Vergie and Ella at home, and Rose Clapsaddle, of Chambersburg.
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Son of John William and Sarah Annie Irvin Clapsadle
Family Members
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John Frederick Clapsadle
1890–1940
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Mary Emma Clapsadle Rice
1893–1946
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Rose A Clapsadle
1895–1975
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Maude Genevieve Clapsadle McKenrick
1896–1949
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James Allen Clapsadle
1898–1898
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Albert Charles Clapsadle
1899–1987
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George Howard Clapsaddle
1902–1958
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Virginia Gertrude "Vergie" Clapsadle Anderson
1904–1993
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John William Clapsaddle Sr
1906–1983
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Blanche Gilberta Clapsadle Bievenour
1911–1990
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