World War 1 soldier Condon Edward from Dobbs Ferry (American, search, free)

[Patrick Lernout]

I am searching for information, picture and relatives of World War 1 soldier Edward Condon buried in the Flanders Field American military cenetery in Belgium. Purpose: writing a book about the soldiers buried there. He was from Dobbs Ferry.
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Patrick Lernout - Belgium
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Originally Posted by Patrick Lernout

I am searching for information, picture and relatives of World War 1 soldier Edward Condon buried in the Flanders Field American military cenetery in Belgium. Purpose: writing a book about the soldiers buried there. He was from Dobbs Ferry.
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contact: patrick.lernout@telenet.be
Patrick Lernout - Belgium
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Edward CONDON, Dobbs Ferry, included in casualty lists under men who "died of disease."
Utica Herald Dispatch, Dec. 2, 1918

Was your Edward CONDON in Company 1, 308th Infantry? If so, a letter he wrote back home is printed in The Daily Standard Union, June 5, 1918.

www.fultonhistory.com (free site of old digitized NY newspapers)

Many people have this name, so it may be another soldier who wrote this letter.

Was your Edward CONDON born in 1890? This may be his family (living in Greenburgh, NY in 1900.)

The Village of Dobbs Ferry is located in, and is a part of, the town of Greenburgh.

Edward's parents: Michael & Catherine
Edward's grandmother: Mary
Edward's siblings: Peter & John

[Patrick Lernout]

No, that's not the one ... but thank you anyway ... his parents were Patrick and Mary and siblings were William, John, Katherine and Mary. He was in the 363rd inf rgt, a regiment from the wast because he had moved in 1917 (I think) to Seattle, WA.