John Collins Dwyer
(1891-1919)
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Place of employment of Private John Collins Dwyer at the time of his draft registration
Private John Collins Dwyer, signature on WWI draft registration
Gravestone, Private John Collins Dwyer, Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia
John Collins Dwyer
*No plaque found
*The List of Liberty Row Names indicates the possible original location of the plaque.
*No soldier photograph found in the following book: Doyle, A. C., Haulsee, W. M., Howe, F. G. Soldiers of the Great War. Washington, DC: Soldiers Record Publishing Company, 1920.
Birth: 9/27/1891, Leadville, Colorado
Birth: 9/27/1891, Leadville, Colorado
Address: 2245 Carnegie Ave., Cleveland, Ohio
Demographics: age 26 at draft registration; single; Caucasian; native-born citizen; occupation Driver Ice Wagon at The City Ice and Fuel Co., Cleveland, OH
Appearance: Height 5'10," Weight 161, Eyes gray, Hair brown
Draft Date/Enlistment Date/Rank: 6/1917; 4/1/1918; Private
Draft Date/Enlistment Date/Rank: 6/1917; 4/1/1918; Private
Service Number: 2429286
Deployment: deployment record not found
Action:
Death: February 27, 1919 at age 28; cause of death Influenza and Bronchopneumonia
Death: February 27, 1919 at age 28; cause of death Influenza and Bronchopneumonia
Burial: 2/28/1919 buried at Grand Cemetery, American Plot, Le Mans, Sarthe, France; 7/9/1920 remains disinterred and prepared for return to U.S. arriving Brest, France 7/15/1920; 7/22/1920 remains shipped from Brest to Hoboken, NJ aboard the SS Princess Matoika arriving Hoboken 8/7/1920; 8/18/1920 remains shipped from Hoboken to Washington, D.C. to the care of Henry Kanich, Dep. QM Cem Div., Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia; final burial 8/23/1920 at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA, Section 18 Grave 286
Burial: 2/28/1919 buried at Grand Cemetery, American Plot, Le Mans, Sarthe, France; 7/9/1920 remains disinterred and prepared for return to U.S. arriving Brest, France 7/15/1920; 7/22/1920 remains shipped from Brest to Hoboken, NJ aboard the SS Princess Matoika arriving Hoboken 8/7/1920; 8/18/1920 remains shipped from Hoboken to Washington, D.C. to the care of Henry Kanich, Dep. QM Cem Div., Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia; final burial 8/23/1920 at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA, Section 18 Grave 286
Next of Kin: Mrs. Francis Dwyer, wife [aka Mrs. Francis Broggan, common law wife], 5818 Portage Ave., Cleveland, OH about whom no further information was found
Additional Information: Father: [Research was impeded by the prevalence of the surname Dwyer.]
Dennis Dwyer (1864-?), born Ireland, emigrated ~1890, occupation Railroad Construction Foreman; Mother: Mary A. Cullinan Dwyer (1864-?), born Ireland, emigrated ~1890, occupation per 1900 Colorado Springs, Colorado Census listed as Furnished Rooms, at which time there were five male lodgers living in the home, one a Tailor and the others Miners; Siblings: Patrick, Katie, Minnie, Lillian, about whom no additional information was found. Sibling list may be incomplete.
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