Jules came to the U.S. as an infant when his parents immigrated from France. He was a machinist by trade, member of the International Association of Machinists lodge 68 in San Francisco.
Jules worked on the building of the Panama Canal from 1911 through January of 1913. For his work on the Canal he was awarded a two bar Roosevelt Metal (metal number 2157).
"The Roosevelt Medal was issued as a result of Executive Order dated June 23, 1907, by President Theodore Roosevelt. It recognizes service by American citizens on the Canal project that completed at least two years of satisfactory continuous service with the Canal construction force, including the Panama Railroad Company." (http://ufdc.ufl.edu/AA00015478/00001/2x)
Jules worked on the building of the Panama Canal from 1911 through January of 1913. For his work on the Canal he was awarded a two bar Roosevelt Metal (metal number 2157).
"The Roosevelt Medal was issued as a result of Executive Order dated June 23, 1907, by President Theodore Roosevelt. It recognizes service by American citizens on the Canal project that completed at least two years of satisfactory continuous service with the Canal construction force, including the Panama Railroad Company." (http://ufdc.ufl.edu/AA00015478/00001/2x)
Jules came to the U.S. as an infant when his parents immigrated from France. He was a machinist by trade, member of the International Association of Machinists lodge 68 in San Francisco.
Jules worked on the building of the Panama Canal from 1911 through January of 1913. For his work on the Canal he was awarded a two bar Roosevelt Metal (metal number 2157).
"The Roosevelt Medal was issued as a result of Executive Order dated June 23, 1907, by President Theodore Roosevelt. It recognizes service by American citizens on the Canal project that completed at least two years of satisfactory continuous service with the Canal construction force, including the Panama Railroad Company." (http://ufdc.ufl.edu/AA00015478/00001/2x)
Jules worked on the building of the Panama Canal from 1911 through January of 1913. For his work on the Canal he was awarded a two bar Roosevelt Metal (metal number 2157).
"The Roosevelt Medal was issued as a result of Executive Order dated June 23, 1907, by President Theodore Roosevelt. It recognizes service by American citizens on the Canal project that completed at least two years of satisfactory continuous service with the Canal construction force, including the Panama Railroad Company." (http://ufdc.ufl.edu/AA00015478/00001/2x)
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1882-1971
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