ISOB Thomas Shannon-165th Infantry Regiment, WW1
Details:
Grave 29
Isolated BurialAn inscribed gravestone.
The Isolated buurial of Private Thomas Shannon who served with the 165th Infantry Regiment, 42nd 'Rainbow' Divsion during World War 1. Shannon was born in Iraland near this cemetery and immigrated to New York in 1909. He was reported to have died of wounds on August 12, 1918; the 165th Regiment fought at the Battle of the Ourq in late July 1918. Remains returned to Ireland in 1921 on the SS Orloch Head.
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Monument Text:
Thomas Shannon
New York
PVT 165 INF 42 Div.
August 12th, 1919*
- Note: 1918
Commemorates:
Units:
165th Infantry Regiment
165th Infantry Regiment, 42nd Division
42nd (Rainbow) Division
42nd Infantry Division
Wars:
WWI
Battles:
2nd Marne
The Ourcq River

