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Americans Killed and Wounded on the French Front Wounded: Privates: Keating, Thomas P., Astoria, N. Y. Source: Americans Killed and Wounded on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 19 December 1918, pp. 10-11.
Americans Killed and Wounded on the French Front […] Missing In Action […] Sergeants: […] Keating, Maurice F., Hartford, Conn. Source: Americans Killed and Wounded on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 16 December 1918, p. Read More …
Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front […] Wounded Severely […] Privates […] Keating, James, New York Source: Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 16 December Read More …
Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front […] Wounded Severely […] Captains: […] Keating, Theodore B., Buffalo Source: Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 16 December Read More …
Americans Killed and Wounded on the French Front […] Wounded Severely […] Privates: […] Keating, Thos. F., Denver. Source: Americans Killed and Wounded on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 9 December 1918, pp. 9-10.
Births Reported. […] William C. and Minnie E. Keating, boy. Source: Births Reported, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 6 December 1918, p. 14.
American Casualties in Fighting on the French Front […] Wounded Severely. […] Sergeants: […] Keating, Alden T., Natick, Mass. Source: American Casualties in Fighting on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 4 December 1918, p. 4.
Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front […] Killed In Action […] Privates: Keating, Charles A., Philadelphia. Source: Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 28 November Read More …
Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front […] Died of Disease […] Privates […] Keating, Raymond L., Onslow, Iowa Source: Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, Read More …
Americans Killed and Wounded In Fighting on the French Front […] Privates […] Keating, James P., Pittsburgh Source: Americans Killed and Wounded In Fighting on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 3 November 1918, p. 15.
WOUNDED (Degree Undetermined). […] Privates: […] Keating, George V., Plainfield, N. J. Source: —, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 2 November 1918, p. 4. Source:
D. C. Negro Held in Auto Fatality Special to The Washington Post Rockville, Md., Oct. 31–On a charge of feloniously causing the death of Prof. Henry Keating, of Hagerstown, Md., which resulted from injuries received in a an automobile collision Read More …
Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front […] Keating, Patrick M., New York. Source: Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 29 October 1918, p. 4.
ENVOYS AND CLERGY HOSTS TO PRELATES Visiting Bishops Will Be Guests of Mgr. Thomas Today. The Right Rev. Frederick Keating, bishop of Northampton, England, and Bishop Julian, of Arras, France, of the visiting Catholic clergymen who came to this country Read More …
GIBBONS MISSION GUESTS IN CITY Catholic University Will Entertain Visitors From Europe. Bishop Keating, of Northampton, England, and Bishop Julien, of Arras, France, with a distinguished party of Roman Catholic clergy, who came to Baltimore to felicitate Cardinal Gibbons on Read More …
Virginia Obituary Winchester, Oct. 12–Miss Kathleen Keating, aged about 28 years, daughter of William Keating, died yesterday of pneumonia, following an attack of influenza. Shortly before her death word was received of the death from the same disease of her Read More …
Casualty List Made Public Yesterday […] Died of Accident and Other Causes. […] Michael Keating, Brooklyn, New York Source: Casualty List Made Public Yesterday, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 12 June 1918, p. 3.
LOSES QUINTET CAPTAIN. Camp Meade, Md., Jan 25.−Walter Keating, of Philadelphia, captain of the 315th regiment basketball team, has been transferred to Fort Myer, Va. Source: Loses Quintet Captain, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 26 January 1918, p. Read More …
Representative and Mrs. Edward Keating have returned from Washington, Pa., where they have went to attend the funeral of Mrs. Keating’s mother, Mrs. Caroline M. Sloan. Mrs. Sloan spent the winters with Representative and Mrs. Keating ever since the former Read More …
DEATH OF BISHOP NELSON. Telegram to Mrs. Mason, Sister, Here, Announces Demise in Atlanta. Announcing the death in Atlanta yesterday morning of the Rt. Rev. Cleland Kinloch Nelson, bishop of Atlanta, a telegram was received last evening by his sister, Read More …