Charles R. Buddenhagen was the youngest son of Christian and Elizabeth Smith Buddenhagen, immigrants from Germany and Scotland, respectively. He was a farmer in rural Labette and Neosho counties in Kansas, although he spent time in Pueblo, CO, working at a steel works factory before serving in WWI. According to his military draft registration, he was medium height, medium build with blue eyes and blond hair. He lost a leg in the battle of Ypres while serving with the Army during WWI in Canada.
Charles R. Buddenhagen was the youngest son of Christian and Elizabeth Smith Buddenhagen, immigrants from Germany and Scotland, respectively. He was a farmer in rural Labette and Neosho counties in Kansas, although he spent time in Pueblo, CO, working at a steel works factory before serving in WWI. According to his military draft registration, he was medium height, medium build with blue eyes and blond hair. He lost a leg in the battle of Ypres while serving with the Army during WWI in Canada.
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1880-1951
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