World War 1

Letter to Mother

Jan 11, 1917

Letter to mother explaining the condition of the trenches

Poem by NBH

Sep 23, 1917

Written for the observance of the first anniversary of the departure from this country of the 102nd Machine Gun Battalion, U.S. Army.

Circular no. 1 from the Treasury Department Bureau of War-Risk Insurance, Washington, D.C.

Oct 6, 1917

Warning about Edagar's family allowance

Cartoons clipped from the New York "Tribune"," included with the letter

Dec 2, 1917

A cartoon Edgar received the description of the picture is A cartoon of two French women and a soldier they are talking amongst each other

Bulletin #5 of the Welfare Association Co. A, 102nd Machine Gun Battalion

Dec 15, 1917

This is an association where you can put insurance on the soldier. If the soldier died or got injured you get paid a certain amout each month

Certificate of insurance from the Treasury Department Bureau of War Risk Insurance

Jan 11, 1918

Edgar D Andrews got approved for insurance October 6,1917

Letter to Sarah

Jan 19, 1918

Letter from the Treasury Department of the United States to Mrs. Sarah E. Andrews, informing her of the revised amount allotted her for her son's death in war, and billing her for $100 overpayment

Letter to Sue from Edgar D Andrews

Feb 23, 1918

He Writes a letter to his mother explaining the conditions of places and how the war has affected people in these conditions

Bulletin #13 of the welfare association Co. A. 102nd

Jul 1, 1918

Edgar D Andrews got promoted and reached a higher level rank

Letter to father from Edgar

Nov 24, 1918

Wrote a letter to his father to tell him happy fathers day and a update of the war

Letter from the Treasury Department

Jan 16, 1919

discontinuing the government allowance from Edgar D. Arthur's death

Letter from the Treasury Department of the United States

Apr 19, 1919

This letter informed Sarah Andrews of a reconsideration of her son's case for the allowance she has received