Arthur Freedman
(1896-1917)
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Gravestone, Private Arthur Freedman, Glenville Cemetery Cleveland, OH
Private Arthur Freedman's parents gravestone, Glenville Cemetery Cleveland, OH
Partial Sibling List
Arthur Freedman
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*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: birthdate 11/27/1896 inscribed on gravestone but recorded as 1894 and 1895 in other records, Cleveland, Ohio
Birth: birthdate 11/27/1896 inscribed on gravestone but recorded as 1894 and 1895 in other records, Cleveland, Ohio
Address: mother's address at time of his death 11404 Knowlton Ave., Cleveland, OH
Demographics: age 21 and employed as a Chauffeur at enlistment; native-born Clevelander; Caucasian; religion Jewish
Appearance: Height 5'8 3/4," Weight 140 lbs., Eyes grey, Hair brown
Draft Date/Enlistment Date/Rank: draft date unknown; enlistment date 6/20/1916 at Buffalo, NY; muster date 3/31/1917; rank Private
Draft Date/Enlistment Date/Rank: draft date unknown; enlistment date 6/20/1916 at Buffalo, NY; muster date 3/31/1917; rank Private
Service Number: 335017
Deployment: died prior to deployment
Action: Company D 74th Infantry New York Guard
Death: May 14, 1917 in Buffalo, NY; cause of death Accidental Electrocution
Death: May 14, 1917 in Buffalo, NY; cause of death Accidental Electrocution
Burial: Glenville Cemetery [a historic Jewish burial ground], 13009 Shaw Avenue, Cleveland, OH, Lot 307 Section D Row 18 Grave 1, alongside parents. The Hebrew letters on his gravestone are a traditional Jewish acronym for "May his soul be bound up in the bond of life," signifying eternal spiritual peace.
Burial: Glenville Cemetery [a historic Jewish burial ground], 13009 Shaw Avenue, Cleveland, OH, Lot 307 Section D Row 18 Grave 1, alongside parents. The Hebrew letters on his gravestone are a traditional Jewish acronym for "May his soul be bound up in the bond of life," signifying eternal spiritual peace.
Next of Kin: Mrs. Hanna [sic] Freedman, mother, 11404 Knowlton Ave., Cleveland, OH
Additional Information: Private Arthur Freedman may have been the youngest of 13 children.
Father: Emanuel Freedman (1844-1933), born Hungary, emigrated ~1880, occupations Photographer and Owner of a Shoe Store, buried Glenville Cemetery, Cleveland, OH; Mother: Hannah Printz Freedman (1849-1933), born Hungary, emigrated ~1880, had at least 13 children; Siblings: Sibling List at left is only a partial list and remains incomplete.
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