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Griffith, Paul (1891-1949)

Group/ Military photo, “Burial of American Soldiers in Islay, Scotland, at Kilnaughton Cemetery, February 12, 1918,” came via John M. Eador from Steve Schwartz’s site S.S. TUSCANIA - AN AMERICAN HISTORY at http://renton.50megs.com/Tuscania/index.htm Included (4th from the right, back row) is Paul Griffith, 213th AERO PURSUIT SQUADRON. Identification of Paul Griffith was confirmed by Bennie Griffith. The soldier without a hat in the back row at the extreme right is George Volz, the original owner of the photograph. The ship "Tuscania" was torpedoed and sunk by a German U-boat in the North Channel Sea off the Island of Islay, Scotland, February 5, 1918. Islay is in the Inner Hebrides.

Three sites that have information on the S. S. Tuscania are:

1. http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~carmita/history/ by Steven Schwartz, author of TUSCANIA-AN AMERICAN HISTORY

2. http://www.worldwar1.com/dbc/tuscania.htm#back administered by Michael E. Hanlon, who credits Mary Shaefer and Ray Mentzer for contributions

3. http://www.20thengineers.com/ww1-bn06.html administered by Bruce Porter


Owner of originalGeorge Volz & Steve Schwartz & John M. Eador
DateFebruary 12, 1918
PlaceIslay, Scotland
Linked toPaul Griffith
AlbumsPeacock/ Eador/ Snedegar/ Griffith Album, * Military, Law Enforcement, & Fire Department A, * Boat , Ship, Cruise Ship, & Water Album, Eador/ Griffith/ Morton/ Snedegar Album

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