Person:Roy Warren (1)

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Roy Lee Warren
b.7 Sep 1894 Greenwood, Wise, Texas, United States
d.9 Oct 1918 Argonne Forest battlefield, France
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m. 15 Jan 1880
  1. Maggie Warren1881 - 1960
  2. Robert Arthur Warren1882 - 1937
  3. Colonel Edgar Warren1885 - 1977
  4. Carl Benjamin (Bennie) Warren1887 - 1973
  5. Ernest Warren1889 - 1982
  6. Clyde Irvin Warren1892 - 1983
  7. Roy Lee Warren1894 - 1918
  8. Dock Talmadge Warren1898 - 1980
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Name Roy Lee Warren
Gender Male
Birth? 7 Sep 1894 Greenwood, Wise, Texas, United States
Death? 9 Oct 1918 Argonne Forest battlefield, France
Burial? Oct 1923 Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery, Romagne, France


Roy Lee Warren was almost cut in half by a German machine gun; found on battle field by brother Clyde Warren who was in the same Meuse Argonne Offensive (Champagne) France.

The following is as excerpt from a WW I book on the 142nd Infantry. Witness: Cpl. Walter E. Bradfield, Co "H" 142nd Infantry. Warren, 1490614, Roy L., Cpl, Co. "H" 142nd Infantry on Oct 8th, 1918. Corporal Roy L. Warren was lying behind a small tree. While he was lying there a machine gun bullet hit him in the left soulder blade. He starterd to move from there and was again struck by a machine gun bullet in the left side and died a few minutes later. His last words were "This is a hot place boys, you'd better move."

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