Roland R. Jamison - Burial File
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Soldier Information Card - May 7, 1921
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Soldier Information Card - May 7, 1921
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G.R.S. form 114 B - October 21, 1921
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Code Slip - n.d.
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Charles W. Dietz letter to Sarah Jamison - July 7, 1932
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Edward W. Jamison letter to the Veteran Bureau - July 6, 1929
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Chief of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery letter to the Quartermaster General, War Department - October 23, 1926
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F.H. Pope letter to the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Navy Department - October 19, 1926
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H.J. Conner letter to Edward W. Jamison - September 12, 1923
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Report of Disinterment and Reburial - June 27, 1919
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Compilation of Disposition of Remains Data - May 27, 1921
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Compilation of Disposition of Remains Data - May 27, 1921
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Report of Disinterment, Preparation, Shipment and Reburial - October 21, 1921
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Report of Disinterment, Preparation, Shipment and Reburial - October 21, 1921
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Report of Disinterment and Reburial - October 21, 1921
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Compilation of Disposition of Remains Data - May 27, 1921
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Grave Location Form - October 20, 1918
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G.R.S. form No. 12 - October 20, 1918
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| Title | Roland R. Jamison - Burial File |
| Source | Jamison, Roland R.; Correspondence, Reports, Telegrams, Applications, and Other Papers Relating to Burials of Service Personnel, 01/01/1915 - 12/31/1939; Records of the Office of the Quartermaster General, 1774-1985, Record Group 92; National Archives and |
| Description | Burial files for Roland Ray Jamison containing letters of correspondence, cemetery pilgrimage letters, grave location data and burial, death and grave records. Pharmacist-Mate, First Class Roland Ray Jamison served in the U.S.M.C.'s Navy, 5th Regiment, 2nd Division in France. He was born July 2, 1890 in Hermitage, Missouri. He later lived in Cross Timbers, Missouri. He was killed in action on October 4, 1918 in Blanc Mont Sector, France and buried in the Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery. |
| Subject LCSH | United States. War Department; Burial; Cemeteries; Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery, France |
| Subject Local | WWI; World War I; Gold Star Mothers Pilgrimage |
| Contributing Institution | National Archives and Records Administration-National Personnel Records Center (St. Louis) |
| Rights | Documents in this file are in the public domain. |
| Date Original | 1918-1929 |
| Language | English |