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Louisiana World War I service record of Lucas Miller, Army no. 1,617,037, Ville Platte, Evangeline Parish: born Chataignier, La., 8 September 1896; inducted 4 September 1918; Co. G, 84th Infantry; private; discharged 12 February 1919, 0 percent disabled.

Image · dated 1918 · source: Louisiana World War I Service Records, 1917-1920, image 136 of 230; FamilySearch

Louisiana World War I service record of Lucas Miller, Army no. 1,617,037, Ville Platte, Evangeline Parish: born Chataignier, La., 8 September 1896; inducted 4 September 1918; Co. G, 84th Infantry; private; discharged 12 February 1919, 0 percent disabled.

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Keep in mind: What the page says: Confirmed from the saved image: surname Miller, Christian name Lucas, army no. 1,617,037, Evangeline Parish, Ville Platte, enlisted or inducted Sept 4/18, born Chataignier, La., Sept 8/96, Co G 84 Inf, grade Pvt, wounds none, honorably discharged on demobilization Feb 12/19, 0% disabled. Whether this is our person: Likely, not Confirmed, that this Lucas Miller is the tree's Lucas Miller (1896-1929); name, parish and birth year agree, but the card gives no parents or wife, and the research treats the tie as an inference.

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