John C. Campbell*
John Clyde Campbell
John Clyde Campbell
Born: November 14, 1887
Born: November 14, 1887
Died: July 28, 1918
Died: July 28, 1918
Born November 14, 1887, John was a white, short, and slender man with brown hair and gray eyes. Campbell was a natural born U.S citizen, and lived with his family. He was the son of Michael Truby Campbell and Clara Melinda McMillen Campbell. He also had a younger brother, Roy Campbell. At the age of 29, John enlisted into the U.S Army. When he enlisted he lived in Vandergrift, Pa. Before being drafted, he was a railroad watchmen, employed by Pennsylvania R.R. He was single and had no children. Campbell had no previous experience in the military beforehand. He was in the 110th Infantry Regiment. For 2 years he served and fought in the war. Unfortunately, He was killed during World War 1 on July 28, 1918. The young soldier was only 31 when he died, and was buried overseas. Later he was disinterred and reburied in Vandergrift on July 18, 1921.
Born November 14, 1887, John was a white, short, and slender man with brown hair and gray eyes. Campbell was a natural born U.S citizen, and lived with his family. He was the son of Michael Truby Campbell and Clara Melinda McMillen Campbell. He also had a younger brother, Roy Campbell. At the age of 29, John enlisted into the U.S Army. When he enlisted he lived in Vandergrift, Pa. Before being drafted, he was a railroad watchmen, employed by Pennsylvania R.R. He was single and had no children. Campbell had no previous experience in the military beforehand. He was in the 110th Infantry Regiment. For 2 years he served and fought in the war. Unfortunately, He was killed during World War 1 on July 28, 1918. The young soldier was only 31 when he died, and was buried overseas. Later he was disinterred and reburied in Vandergrift on July 18, 1921.
