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Payne, Albert Cross

Albert Cross Payne
World War I
Pvt. Army, Company L, 308th Infantry Regiment, 77 Division
Born  11/05/1891,  Shouns, TN to Francis Marion & Lydia Farmer Payne
Deceased 10/15/1918  (26)   Buried at Arlington Cemetery

Pvt. Payne's unit, the 77th Division was called the "Liberty" division.  He was killed in action on 10/15/1918 during an advance to the Aisne River and the Battle of the Argonne Forest.  Payne was 26 and was initially buried in the Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery, then moved to Arlington National Cemetery.
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