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Adam Albert Kosh
21 Apr 1890 – 23 Jul 1972
| Birth | 21 Apr 1890 |
| Death | 23 Jul 1972 |
| Cemetery | Mount Calvary Cemetery Bryan , Brazos County , Texas , USA |
| Added by | Ernie Wentrcek on 26 Mar 2012 |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/68893752 |
Bio
Adam served in Co. H, 58th Infantry Regiment, 4th Division, U.S. Army Expeditionary Force to Europe. He landed in France on 4 June 1918 & marched to an area south of Verdun. During a German artillery barrage on 18 July 1918 at St. Mihiel, France, Adam suffered a serious wound to his left hand. By 3 October 1918 he was back with his unit as they were poised in the forests surrounding Brieulles, France. Early that morning, donning their gas masks, the 58th Infantry participated in the final attack of the war; which ended a few days later. Adam and his unit were then marched 330 miles in 15 days to take up occupation duty in the German town of Bad Bertrich. In July 1919 they marched back to the coast of France, and sailed for America on 31 July 1919.
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PVT CO H 58 INFANTRY WORLD WAR I
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- Joe Frank Kosh 1886–1963
- Eva Petronela Kosh Kapchinskie 1890–1963
- Victoria V. Kosh Hanus 1895–1974
- Rosalie K. Gorzycki 1898–1980
- Louis Harry Kosh 1902–1969
Children
- Pauline Lily Kosh Holubec 1920–1991 FaG
- Infant Son Kosh 1922–1922 FaG
- Freddie Adam Kosh 1924–2015 FaG
- Helen Victoria Kosh Bean 1926–2018 FaG
- Agnes Marjorie Kosh Young 1928–2012 FaG
- Margaret Louise Kosh Norcross 1931–2018 FaG
- Henry John Kosh 1938–2020 FaG
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