Anthony Abboni

107th Supply Train, Truck Company B, 32nd Division
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PHOTO	Detroit News Feb. 1918 <click here> See casualty list <click here>
	Antonio Abboni - Detroit, Michigan Army Rank: Private (1918). Assigned Unit: 107^th Supply Train, Company B Army Serial Number: Inducted: Army Discharge: Eternal Watch Remarks: Overseas Jan. 24, 1918 – KIA Torpedoed on the Transport Tuscania Feb. 5, 1918 Address: 257 Blaine Ave., Detroit, Michigan (1917) Features: Height: 5’ 3” Hair: Chest Nut Eyes: Chest Nut Departed Genoa, Italy April 4^th 1910 on the SS Cincinnati Arrived in New York April 20^th 1910 on the SS Cincinnati Fathers Name: Audrea Araka Mothers Name: Brothers Name: Guisefafae Araka Civilian Occupation: Farm Laborer Born: 1892 Genoa, Italy Died: Feb. 6, 1918 Islay, Scotland Buried at the Mull of Oa, Islay Feb. 11, 1918 Body was exhumed in 1920 and sent to America Cemetery: Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia Internment: Oct. 22, 1920 Plot: Site 937
NOTE: The U.S. Army was unable to notify the next of kin to inform them that Antonio was killed in action. Sam Arditto, the owner of the home in which Antonio had lived prior to entering the service was notified of Antonio's death. The Arditto family had no knowledge of any living relatives. Looking at the passenger list, Antonio came to America on his own, if he had any living relatives, he left them behind in Genoa, Italy.