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Edward Charles
Feyrer - Johnson City, Blanco Co., Texas
Army Rank:
Private (1918).
Assigned Unit:
165th Depot Brigade, Camp Travis Detachment # 1
Army Serial Number:
Inducted:
Army Discharge:
Eternal Watch
Remarks:
Overseas Jan. 24, 1918 – KIA
Torpedoed on the Transport Tuscania Feb. 5, 1918
Address: Fayette Co., Texas (1900)
Features: Tall, Slender, Blue Eyes, Light Hair.
Fathers Name:
Joseph Feyrer
Mothers Name:
Johanne
(b.
May 1857 Bohemia)
Brothers:
Primus, Stan, William, Frank, Rudolph
Sisters:
Mary Feyrer Franke & Mary Feyrer Langhammer
Civilian Occupation:
Farm Hand
Born:
Nov. 14, 1892 Praha, Fayette Co., Texas
Died:
02/05/1918 KIA off the coast of Scotland
Identified by fingerprints, body number 71 at
Kilnaughton
Next of kin: Mother, Johannes Feyrer from
Weimer, Texas
Buried in Kilnaughton, Islay February 12, 1918
Body exhumed and relocated to America, 1920 or
thereafter
Cemetery:
SAN ANTONIO NATIONAL CEMETERY
Plot:
SECTION G SITE 1311 |
