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She was born and raised in Cleveland, OH, the daughter of a Union Civil War Colonel and Ohio State Senator (Col. John Frank Herrick), worked in Cleveland after WWI, had a beautiful singing voice, and never married. She died in 1935 at the young age of 54 years.
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WWI
United States Military Shoulder Patches / Sleeve Insignias
collected in 1918-1919 by
Pauline Waring Herrick (1881—1935)
while a Member of the
YMCA AEF Relief Commission
Brest, France
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Description: This is the story of Pauline Waring Herrick who was stationed in Paris and Brest, France in 1918-19 as a member of the YMCA Relief Commission. She was born and raised in Cleveland, OH, the daughter of a Union Civil War Colonel and Ohio State Senator (Col. John Frank Herrick), worked in Cleveland after WWI.
Keywords: Pauline Waring Herrick, member YMCA Relief Commission, WWI, World War I, World War 1, The Great War, Paris France, Brest, France, 1918-19, Cleveland OH, Union Civil War Colonel, Ohio State Senator Herrick, Colonel John Frank Herrick, AEF, AEF, American Expeditionary Forces, patriotism,
This page was last updated on 01/31/03.
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