Le Havre / Alsace / Waco / New York / Cherbourg / Haute Marne / Hamburg / Camp Merritt / Hoboken / Chicago / /
Company
Western Union / Joseph and son / Coonley Manufacturing / Son Pvt / Marik and Sons / Infantry Co. L. / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / France / United States / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Port of Embarkation / Marvillars Herer Belfort Cemetery / Morvillars Military Cemetery / RhineRhone Canal / Camp MacArthur / The Bohemian National Cemetery / Port of New York / Lodge Praha M.W. / Port of Disembarkation / Bohemian National Cemetery / port of Hamburg / /
IndustryTerm
coat maker / disinterment site / gas mask / /
Movie
Port of New York / /
NaturalFeature
Rhine River / /
Organization
sixth American Expeditionary Force / Lodge Praha M.W. of A. / War Department / Graves Registration Service / Army / 64th Infantry Brigade / Replacement Division / American Expeditionary Force / 32nd Infantry Division / War Dept office of the Quartermaster General / 9th French Division / /
Person
Emilie / Albert / Frank / Michael Kokoska Michael Kokoska / Graves Reg / Wilber N. Lee / Michael Kokoska / Charles / Anna / C. Charles C. Pierce / James / Joseph / Jennifer Holik-Urban / Edward / Majdalena / Mary Darda / Emil / / /
World War I Soldier Michael Kokoska Michael Kokoska was born September 28, 1891 in Chicago, the seventh child of Bohemian immigrants Joseph and Majdalena, nee Priban, Kokoska. Joseph and Majdalena immigrated from the Pil