Milton Hamilton served in Company C. 515th U.S. Engineers in World War One.
He enlisted on March 31, 1918 and was Honorably Discharged on July 10, 1919.
When he died on May 1, 1940 he was buried in the I.O.O.F. (Colored) Cemetery in Mt Vernon, IN.
On May 11, 1940 Hugh A. Mathis of 903 Walnut St., Mt Vernon, IN applied for a government headstone for Milton's grave. On July 12, 1940 a headstone was shipped to the cemetery to mark Milton's grave as a veteran of World War I.
He enlisted on March 31, 1918 and was Honorably Discharged on July 10, 1919.
When he died on May 1, 1940 he was buried in the I.O.O.F. (Colored) Cemetery in Mt Vernon, IN.
On May 11, 1940 Hugh A. Mathis of 903 Walnut St., Mt Vernon, IN applied for a government headstone for Milton's grave. On July 12, 1940 a headstone was shipped to the cemetery to mark Milton's grave as a veteran of World War I.
Milton Hamilton served in Company C. 515th U.S. Engineers in World War One.
He enlisted on March 31, 1918 and was Honorably Discharged on July 10, 1919.
When he died on May 1, 1940 he was buried in the I.O.O.F. (Colored) Cemetery in Mt Vernon, IN.
On May 11, 1940 Hugh A. Mathis of 903 Walnut St., Mt Vernon, IN applied for a government headstone for Milton's grave. On July 12, 1940 a headstone was shipped to the cemetery to mark Milton's grave as a veteran of World War I.
He enlisted on March 31, 1918 and was Honorably Discharged on July 10, 1919.
When he died on May 1, 1940 he was buried in the I.O.O.F. (Colored) Cemetery in Mt Vernon, IN.
On May 11, 1940 Hugh A. Mathis of 903 Walnut St., Mt Vernon, IN applied for a government headstone for Milton's grave. On July 12, 1940 a headstone was shipped to the cemetery to mark Milton's grave as a veteran of World War I.
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