Graves Registration Service Letter

Title

Graves Registration Service Letter

Creator

Butler, JF

Identifier

T100025

Date

1921 February 9

Description

Letter written to notify John L. Ambuehl that his wishes regarding John P. Ambuehl's body will be complied with

Source

Gift of Carol Frost, great-niece of John P. Ambuehl, and Mrs. James E. Higgins, 1981.

Subject

World War, 1914-1918
World War, 1914-1918--Casualties

Contributor

Rachel Dark

Language

English

Provenance

Items were saved by John P. Ambuehl and his family, whose descendants donated them as a collection to WWPL.

Text

WAR DEPARTMENT
QUARTERMASTER CORPS
Graves Registration Service
Pier 2, Hoboken, N.J.

(AMVUEHL, John P. Pvt.
(Serial No. 2110915)

Feb. 9, 1921.

Mr. John L. Ambuehl,
Borup, Minn.

Dear Sir:

Reciept of your telegram of Feb. 9th is hereby acknowledged and your wishes will be complied with. We will ship the body of Pvt. John P. Ambuehl to you at Ada, Minn., at the earliest practicable date after the ship bearing the body has arrived at this port. You will be notified by telegraph date of departure of the body from this port and railroad line on which body will arrive at destination.

Very respectfully yours,

R.E. SHANNON
Captain Q.M.Corps,
Officer in Charge
BY: JF. Butler
J.F. Butler,
1st lt. Infantry. M McC
jfb/mf

Original Format

Correspondence

To

Ambuehl, John L.

Files

http://resources.presidentwilson.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/T100025.pdf

Citation

Butler, JF, “Graves Registration Service Letter,” 1921 February 9, T100025, John P. Ambuehl Collection, Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum, Staunton, Virginia.