Photograph of James P. Brannigan

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1917-1919?
Note
Photos are primarily of members of the 101st Field Artillery, 101st Engineers, 102nd Field Artillery and 104th Infantry of the 26th (Yankee) Division.
Back of Photo: Of Lewiston, Maine, probably on way to France, Sun. July 21, 1918. [Newspaper clipping] James P. Brannigan, 23, was called to the colors on June 1. He went first to Fort Slocum and then to Camp Jackson, South Carolina. His parents now think that he is on his way to France, as the last they heard from him he wrote that he expected to start immediately. He is a linotype operator, and was employed in a newspaper office at New Haven, Conn, when called.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Presented to the State Library by the Boston Globe, July 2, 1935.
Creator / Corporate Body
Globe Newspaper Co.
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