Harry Henry Stein

*No plaque located*

*The List of Liberty Row Names indicates the possible original location of the plaque*

Birth: 9/27/1895, Cleveland, Ohio

Address: 4604 Train Ave., Cleveland, OH

Demographics: age 21 at draft registration; single; Caucasian; native-born Clevelander; occupation Chauffeur at Excelsior Brewing Company at Sackett and W. 32nd St.; reported previous military experience as "Truck driver on Mexican boarder [sic]"; requested draft exemption due to "on account of hearing," and regarding physical ability it was noted, "cannot hear well"

Appearance: Height medium, Build medium, Eyes blue, Hair light

Draft Date/Enlistment Date/Rank: 6/5/1917; 12/1/1917; Private First Class [also listed as Private]

Service Number: 226191

Deployment: 1/17/1918 from New York aboard ship "511" 

Action: Ret Sta USA Cleveland O to Dec 7/17; Hq Mec Rep Shop to Jan 8/18; QM Mec Rep Shop 303 to death. Pvt Dec 1/17; Pvt 1cl Sept 23/18. AEF Jan 17/18 to death. 

Death: October 14, 1918 [one month before the Armistice on November 11, 1918] at age 23; cause of death Pneumonia 

Burial: [Due to WWI Burial Card not located, information is incomplete regarding temporary burial in Europe and disinterment of body for return to U.S.]; 1/4/1922 body transported from Antwerp, Belgium to Brooklyn, NY aboard SS Cambria, arriving NY on 1/17/1922; final burial 2/1/1922 at Monroe Street Cemetery, 3207 Monroe Ave., Cleveland, OH, Lot 37 Section 

Next of Kin: Mrs. Helen M. Stein, mother, 2194 Junction Rd., Cleveland, OH 

Additional Information: Father: George Stein (1862-?), born New York, occupation Laborer; Mother: Helen Morgeneyer Stein (1870-1959), born near Altenberg, Germany, had at least children of whom 6 were living in 1910; Siblings: George Gustav (1893-1948); Helen Stein (1898-1975); Otto Stein (1901-1966); Carl Stein (1903-1903); Bernard Stein (1906-1981)