Stories of Pelham Residents Lost in Military Service During WWI.
Franklin Crumble Fairchild, beloved son of the Hon. Benjamin L. Fairchild and the
late Anna Crumble, suddenly Feb. 23, 1918 at Aviation Field, Fort Worth Texas, in the
service of his country, age 23. The New York Times February 24th 1918
Frederick C. Gerloff, of North Pelham was listed as one of 3,485 casualties in The
New York Times on December 22, 1918. This report brought the total casualties in
WWI for the Army and Marine Corps. to 191,204. (Nov. 30, 2007)
Ilmari Heino, Private, U.S. Army
348th Infantry Regiment, 87th Division
Died: October 23, 1918
Buried at: Plot C Row 7 Grave 28
Suresnes American Cemetery; Suresnes, France
Franklin Crumble Fairchild, beloved son of the Hon. Benjamin L. Fairchild and the
late Anna Crumble, suddenly Feb. 23, 1918 at Aviation Field, Fort Worth Texas, in the
service of his country, age 23. The New York Times February 24th 1918
Frederick C. Gerloff, of North Pelham was listed as one of 3,485 casualties in The
New York Times on December 22, 1918. This report brought the total casualties in
WWI for the Army and Marine Corps. to 191,204. (Nov. 30, 2007)
Ilmari Heino, Private, U.S. Army
348th Infantry Regiment, 87th Division
Died: October 23, 1918
Buried at: Plot C Row 7 Grave 28
Suresnes American Cemetery; Suresnes, France
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American Legion Post 50 SAL 50 New York USA
Stories of Pelham Residents who Died during the Spanish-American War:
Pvt. Harry D. Patterson, a native of North Pelham, NY; was the son of Judge and
Mrs. Edward Patterson. He was a member of Company G, of the 8th New York
Volunteer Infantry.. He died on August 28, 1898 and was buried at the
Chattanooga National Cemetery, Chattanooga, TN Plot S 13250. The New York
Times October 12, 1941 www.spanamwar.com
Pvt. Harry D. Patterson, a native of North Pelham, NY; was the son of Judge and
Mrs. Edward Patterson. He was a member of Company G, of the 8th New York
Volunteer Infantry.. He died on August 28, 1898 and was buried at the
Chattanooga National Cemetery, Chattanooga, TN Plot S 13250. The New York
Times October 12, 1941 www.spanamwar.com
Pelham Deceased World War One Veterans
Honored on Memorial Day 1933
Charles Amato W. M. Baker
John Butler Franklin C. Fairchild
Leon Gireoux L. Graham Gardiner
William L Deach Phillip Marvel
Harry Miller James Miller
AA Van Der Rosef John T. Young
Harold E. Anderson E. A. O'Donnelll
Robert F. Otto John Carroll
Honored on Memorial Day 1933
Charles Amato W. M. Baker
John Butler Franklin C. Fairchild
Leon Gireoux L. Graham Gardiner
William L Deach Phillip Marvel
Harry Miller James Miller
AA Van Der Rosef John T. Young
Harold E. Anderson E. A. O'Donnelll
Robert F. Otto John Carroll
Anthony S. Howe. a native of Pelham and graduate of the US Military
Academy at West Point died on duty in the panama Canal Zone.
Academy at West Point died on duty in the panama Canal Zone.