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Source: Cemetery Collection - Annette Ginn Roebuck

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Oakly Road Cemetery 3, Pitt County, North Carolina

The following data is extracted from Cemetery Collection - Annette Ginn Roebuck.

Our thanks to Annette Ginn Roebuck for the contribution of this cemetery listing.

This grave is maybe 100 feet across the road on the right near the above cemetery on the Oakly Road

NameBirthDeathCommentsCounty & State
Earl R James October 18, 1918NC Pvt US Inf 30 Div. An American flag isPitt County, NC
put there by the Veterans. He was just a
young man in his twenties when he died on
the battle field. The treaty for the end of WW I
was being signed. He lit a cigarett in the
trench and was shot and killed by the enemy
that night. Per info by family 3.9.02

Copyright 2004 by Annette Ginn Roebuck. All rights reserved.

 

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