Frank Pratt
Company D 22nd Infantry
DOD 09/12/1881
Frank Pratt was born in Buffalo, New York in 1859.
He enlisted for a period of 5
years as a Private in Company D of the 22nd Infantry on January
29, 1881
at Chicago, Illinois. His enlistment record indicated that he
stood 5 feet 9 ¼ inches tall, had
brown hair, hazel eyes and a dark complexion. His previous
occupation was listed as Clerk.
Private Pratt died at Fort Duncan, Texas on September 12, 1881.
In the Register of Deaths in the
Army his cause of death was recorded as Typhoid malarial fever
originated in the Line of Duty.
Above: The entry for Frank Pratt in the Return of Fort Duncan for the month of September 1881. The entry reads:
"Taken
sick while en route with his Co. from Fort Clark, Texas to Fort
McIntosh, Texas, and admitted to the Hospital at this post
August 26.81. Died Sept 12.81. "
Frank Pratt was buried in the Post Cemetery at Camp Eagle Pass (Fort Duncan), Texas in Section J Grave # 3.
In May 1900 his remains were transferred to the National Cemetery at San Antonio, Texas.
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