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Subject: Re: Camp Wordsworth? SC death in 1918
From: Byron Stone
Date: April 07, 2000
Maura,
My name is Byron Stone & live in Greenville county ,S.C. ,which is adjacent
to Spartanburg county where Fort Wadesworth was located during WW I.....it
does not exist now so I am afraid I can not help a lot .You contact the dept
of Army & see if
they may be able to help.Good hunting .
Byron
-----Original Message-----
From: Maura
To: SCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Thursday, April 06, 2000 10:46 PM
Subject: Camp Wordsworth? SC death in 1918
Hello, I am new to your list.
I'm hoping someone here can help with this situation......
I have found an ancestor, John GATHLENY died while in the US Army in
1918 "the army hospital" at "Camp Wordsworth" South Carolina,(according
to cemetery records) exact date unknown but his body was shipped to
Barrancas National Cemetery in Pensacola FL and buried on 18 Oct 1918.
I have searched the SC pages, done a search on altavista, and used
mapquest, and I cannot find this "Camp Wordsworth". I am in need of
finding it's location to obtain a death certificate.
Would anyone have any knowledge of this army base, and/or where I would
write to get a death cert? I'm not sure if deaths on military bases
would be different, and also we're not really sure if he was really
killed overseas or did in fact die in South Carolina.
Any help will be much appreciated.
Maura Petzolt
Mobile AL
Maura mpetzolt2@webtv.net
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