Born January 15, 1886, at Echo Point, near Wheeling, West Virginia. Son of John D. and Sallie T. Culbertson. Home, Sewickley, Pennsylvania. Educated Hill School, Pottstown, Pennsylvania, and Princeton University, Class of 1911. Business, National Tube Company, Pittsburgh. Joined American Field Service, March 11, 1916; attached Section One to November 16, 1916. On torpedoed Sussex en route to France, 1916. Returned to America. Enlisted U. S. Infantry; trained Fort Niagara, New York. Commissioned First Lieutenant, attached 318th Regiment. To France with 80th Division. Killed in action, October 4, 1918, near Bois des Ogons, north of Nantillois, Argonne.
He also has a cenotaph located in Greenwood Cemetery, Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia.
PRIVATE CITIZENS SUPPORTING AMERICA'S HERITAGE
American
War Memorials Overseas, Inc.
War Memorials Overseas, Inc.
Culbertson Tingle Woods "Ting"
Name:
Tingle Woods "Ting" Culbertson
Rank:
First Lieutenant
Serial Number:
Unit:
318th Infantry Regiment, 80th Division
Date of Death:
1918-10-04
State:
Pennsylvania
Cemetery:
Meuse Argonne American Cemetery, Romagne-sous
Plot:
A
Row:
8
Grave:
4
Decoration:
Comments: