EDWARD THEODORE COMEGYS 1893-1918

ONLINE RESOURCES      If you search on "Edward Theodore Comegys" using Google, (5-15-04), you will find about five links, all of them appearing to be relevant.

 

Edward Theodore Comegys      This page on Michael Patterson's Arlington National Cemetery Website offers a brief biography and a beautiful picture of his headstone. Michael has included a request for more information, so if you can help, please contact him.      You can access the page by clicking on the title above.

 

CORNELIUS COMEGYS of KENT COUNTY, MARYLAND by ERNESTINE PARKE MOSS 1982      This page on the RootsWeb.com website offers a brief reference to Lt. Comegys as follows:        "Anna M. Comegys, was the great-granddaughter of three of the Revolutionary patriots of this sketch, Alphonso, Nathaniel and Jonathan Comegys. She owned several letters written by Jerome Bonaparte to her uncle, John Comegys, and she was also the proud possessor of an epaulette worn by Col. John Ward at the battle of Long Island. Her grand nephew, Lieut. Edward Theodore Comegys, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Comegys, of Washington, D. C., was a member of the 11th Aero Squadron, A. E. F., and fell in action "somewhere in France," during the World War."        You can access the page by clicking on the title above.

 

Edward Theodore Comegys Located in the Arlington National Cemetery Photo courtesy of Michael Patterson, 5-9-04 Webmaster of the Arlington National Cemetery Website

 

Editor's Note: If you have any more information on this Early Flier, please contact me. E-mail to Ralph Cooper   Back