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Elmer L. Cowan |
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6th Battalion, 20th Engineers, Co. D (16th Co.) |
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K. C. Cowan kccowan{at}opb.org Grandniece |
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The Daily Missoulian News May 1918 <click here> The Daily Missoulian News May 1918 <click here> See casualty list <click here> |
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Elmer Luther Cowan - Victor, Montana. Army Rank: Private (1918). Assigned Unit: 6th Bn., 20th Engineers, Co. D (16th Co.) Army Serial Number: Inducted: Remarks: Overseas Jan. 24, 1918 – KIA Torpedoed on the Transport Tuscania Feb. 5, 1918 Next of Kin Notified: John R. Smith (Brother In-Law) Victor, Montana Fathers Name: Thomas Cowan (b. 1/13/1861 Scotland) (d. 10/3/1917 Victor, MT) Mothers Name: Harriet E. Cowan (b. 6/28/1861 Illinois) (d. 4/11/1902 Victor, MT) Brothers: Robert, George, Albert, and William Cowan. Sisters: Blanche, Mary, and Sopheonia Cowan. Features: Tall, Slender, Grey Eyes, Brown Hair Born: Oct. 3, 1895 Victor, Montana Died: Feb. 5, 1918 Islay, Scotland (age 22) Buried: Feb. 11, 1918 Kilnaughton, Islay, Scotland Body was exhumed and relocated to America in the 1920’s. Final Resting Place: Victor Cemetery, Ravalli County, Montana Plot: Lot A8 Grave 3 |
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Tuscania, An American History
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