Walter L. Taylor
Company D 22nd Infantry
Died of Disease 1898
1st Lieutenant Walter Taylor
contracted malaria during the campaign in Cuba, and then typhoid
fever at Camp Montauk.
He died in New York City on September 18, 1898, was taken home to
Thomasville, Georgia, and buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
The inscription on the monument of Walter Taylor's grave. It reads:
WALTER LUCIAN TAYLOR
First Lieutenant of the United States Army
BORN MAY 26, 1865.---DIED SEPT. 18, 1898
from fever contracted during the siege before
Santiago de Cuba, of the Spanish American War
Photo by Mike Dover from the Find A Grave website
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Walter Taylor,
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website
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