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Submitted: 12/19/04 • Approved: 7/2/11 • Last Updated: 3/24/18 • R17425-G0-S3
b. Feb. 23, 1887, Wheeling, W. V.
d. March 26, 1962, Prescott, Az.
COD: Cerebral hemorrhage
h/o Leah Isabelle (Dodder) Culver
(m) March 20, 1918, Battle Creek, Mich.
s/o Samuel Gordon & Mary Virginia Culver
Occ: Western Elec., Chicago, Ill., Postum Cereal Co., R.O.T.C. Military instructor
Resided in Az. 16 years, last residing in Chino Valley, Az.
Mexican American War - M. Sgt. 337th Inf. 85th Div. - WW I
He enlisting in the U.S. Army on St. Patrick's Day 1906. Then followed five and a half years of really "seeing the world", beginning with Columbus Barracks, Ohio thence to Ft. Riley, Kansas, to Monterey, Cal., to the Philippine Islands and finally to China. During the Mexican War in 1915 he saw service at the Mexican Border under General Bell. He was in the A.E.F. during World War I and served 13 months in England and France. In 1920 Sgt. Culver left the service and returned to West Virginia.
Site # F/111/F
Hampton Funeral Home, Prescott, Az.
Buried March 28, 1962
Contributed on 12/19/04
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Record #: 17425