World War I Diary of Private Herbert Henry Nicke U.S.A. 1918-1919 - Nicke, Herbert Henry
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The following transcription is from the private diary of Private Nicke that he kept from the time he left basic training until his discharge. It was originally an address book that he kept in his breast pocket. The book is 3" x 5" and the notations are all in pencil. The text is transcribed in its original spelling and some punctuation has been added to add clarity. Some footnotes have been added to aid in definitions, locations and fellow soldiers.

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The following transcription is from the private diary of Private Nicke that he kept from the time he left basic training until his discharge. It was originally an address book that he kept in his breast pocket. The book is 3" x 5" and the notations are all in pencil. The text is transcribed in its original spelling and some punctuation has been added to add clarity. Some footnotes have been added to aid in definitions, locations and fellow soldiers.
Autorenporträt
Herbert Henry Nicke was born at Mount Clemens, Macomb County, Michigan on 1 Jul 1890 and died at Hollywood, Broward County, Florida on 3 Jan 1978, son of William and Emma (Cadow) Nicke of Mount Clemens, Michigan. Herbert married Mabel Delia Brown in the rose garden at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Roser [inventor of the Fig Newton cookie], St. Petersburg, Pinellas County, Florida 26 Nov 1925, daughter of George Perry and Jennie Eva (Barrett) Brown. Herbert and Mabel Nicke are buried at Clinton Grove Cemetery, Mount Clemens, Macomb County, Michigan.