Interred on 15 Nov 1918.
BAKER, HAROLD V. (1899-1918). Seaman 2nd class, United States Navy. Baker was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and was unmarried. He enrolled at the Federal Rendezvous in Brooklyn on March 5, 1918, and joined the United States Navy as a seaman 2nd class. He began training at the Naval Training Camp in Pelham Bay Park, New York, on March 22. On October 7, 1918, he fell ill and was admitted to the Naval Hospital there; he died of pleurisy on November 11. His last address was 1237 83rd Street, Brooklyn.
BAKER, HAROLD V. (1899-1918). Seaman 2nd class, United States Navy. Baker was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and was unmarried. He enrolled at the Federal Rendezvous in Brooklyn on March 5, 1918, and joined the United States Navy as a seaman 2nd class. He began training at the Naval Training Camp in Pelham Bay Park, New York, on March 22. On October 7, 1918, he fell ill and was admitted to the Naval Hospital there; he died of pleurisy on November 11. His last address was 1237 83rd Street, Brooklyn.
Interred on 15 Nov 1918.
BAKER, HAROLD V. (1899-1918). Seaman 2nd class, United States Navy. Baker was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and was unmarried. He enrolled at the Federal Rendezvous in Brooklyn on March 5, 1918, and joined the United States Navy as a seaman 2nd class. He began training at the Naval Training Camp in Pelham Bay Park, New York, on March 22. On October 7, 1918, he fell ill and was admitted to the Naval Hospital there; he died of pleurisy on November 11. His last address was 1237 83rd Street, Brooklyn.
BAKER, HAROLD V. (1899-1918). Seaman 2nd class, United States Navy. Baker was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and was unmarried. He enrolled at the Federal Rendezvous in Brooklyn on March 5, 1918, and joined the United States Navy as a seaman 2nd class. He began training at the Naval Training Camp in Pelham Bay Park, New York, on March 22. On October 7, 1918, he fell ill and was admitted to the Naval Hospital there; he died of pleurisy on November 11. His last address was 1237 83rd Street, Brooklyn.
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