Descendants of Joseph Cook

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186. Osborn Marshall

Notes for Osborn Marshall:
                     Osborn enlisted in the Navy December 27, 1906, atFt. Wayne, IN, went  with his command to Washington, then to Havanna,Cuba. After 10 days they were sent to Santa Domingo in the province ofSanta Clara in the interior of Cuba. Here they remained 23 months and 15days, then were
sent to New York on the U.S.S. Prairie. On March 4, 1909, he marched inTaft's inauguration parade at Washington, D.C. after which he went onboard the battleship Rhode Island. He was 14 months in the Navy Yards  atNew York. On August 18, 1909 he was at the Hudson-Fulton  celebration andon July 20, 1910 he was transferred to the barracks in New York. OnDecember 26, 1910 he was honorably discharged from the New York barracksand services in the Navy.

                     More About Osborn Marshall:
                     Military: 1906, Navy

Enlisted US Army 11.March.1918 at Moorehead, MN
       -       Served with the 139th Infantry until 17.May.1919
       -       WORLD WAR I Battles:
               Wesserling: 30.July - 1.Sept. 1918
               St. Michael: 12.Sept. - 16.Sept. 1918
               Argonne: 26.Sept. - 2.Oct. 1918
               Verdun: 25.Oct. - 6 Nov. 1918

Discharged at Camp Grant, IL 7.May.1919
Re-enlisted and served with US Army (rank of Corporal) in the 17th Tank
Battalioin:
19Oct1920 - 2Feb1922.

Reduced from Corporal by request to become Company Cobbler 18.Feb.1922.
Discharged at Camp Meade, MD., 1923

Osborn & Laura met 6.Jan.1923