USAT DIX ARRIVES IN SAN FRANCISCO WITH REMAINS, SEPTEMBER 5 1901

Arrival of the Dix.

The United States freight transport Dix. formerly the Samoa, arrived from Manila via Nagasaki yesterday. Her only cargo was the remains of 325 officers, soldiers, sailors and civilians who died in the Philippines and have been sent here for final interment. Four of the bodies are unidentified, owing to the marks and numbers having been removed from the graves by some vandal. The remains of

Lieutenant Howard M. Koontz, Forty-fourth Volunteer Infantry;
Chaplain J. Leland, First Tennessee Regiment;
Lieutenant D. D. Pasco, Eighteenth Infantry;
Lieutenant Max Wagner, Twenty-sixth Volunteer Infantry
, and
First Lieutenant Charles R. Ramsay. Twenty-first Infantry,

were among those brought home.

Arrival of the Dix




Name: Jay R. Young
Rank: Pvt.
Regiment or Vessel: Co. C, 44th Inf. Vols.
Date of Death: Dec. 15, 1900
Remarks:
Killed at Duero, Bohol, P.I.
Rec'd S.F. on Dix, Sept 5, 1901.
Shipped to Mrs. Theadocia Young, mother, Oberlin, Kansas.
Info. taken from Old Card 8/31/54. ms 122705
Report of Interment, Jay R. Young, 44th Inf USV
Provided by Christopher McLatchey




William D. Pasco, K 18th US Inf



Name: Sidney Francis Hoar
Rank: Landsman
Regiment or Vessel: U.S. Navy
Date of Death: Oct 16 1899
Remarks:
Iloils, Panay, P.I.
Rec'd S.F. on Dix, Sept. 5/01.
Shipped to Chas. F. Lamb, brother, Providence, R.I.



Arnold, John W, d. 08/15/1900, PVT CO F 23RD US INF, Recd On Dix Sep 5, 1901, Plot: NEWAD593, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_arbaj.htm

Braunwart, Frank, d. 10/22/1900, SGT M 6TH REGT US INF, Recd On Dix 9/5/01 Cr Oct 1901, Plot: NEW 589, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_brabrou.htm

Carl, John G, d. 03/23/1900, SGT CO L 18TH CS INF, Died In Pi/Recd On Dix Sep 5 1901, Plot: NADD 579, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_bycar.htm

Cerveny, John, d. 07/21/1900, PVT CO D 18TH US INF, Recd On Dix Sep 5, 1901/Died In P I, Plot: NADD 578, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_caschr.htm

Cullinane, John, d. 07/11/1900, PVT G 26TH US VOL INF, Recd S F On Dix Sept 5 1901 Cr Oct 1901, Plot: NADDN606, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_crodal.htm

Daly, Charles, d. 04/30/1901, CORPL I 19 TH US INF, Recd S F On Dix Sep 5, 1901 Died In Pi, Plot: NADDN592, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_crodal.htm

Deaton, Jerry, d. 05/30/1900, PVT CO H 44TH US VOL INF, Died In Pi/Recd Sf On Dix Sept 5 1901, Plot: NADD 588, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_damdej.htm

Eklund, Gustaf, d. 01/13/1901, PVT CO I 18TH US INF, Died In Pi, Recd Sf On Dix Sept 5 1901, Plot: NADDN580, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_dunek.htm

Gillespie, Thomas, d. 04/18/1900, PVT CO G 18TH US INF, Died In Pi, Rec On Dix Sept 5 1901, Plot: 623, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_gilgo.htm

Griffin, Joseph H, d. 04/28/1900, CPL E 44TH US VOL INF, Recd Sf On Dix 9/5/01, Plot: NEW 583, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_grgu.htm

Kessler, Frank, d. 05/25/1900, CPL K 18TH US INF, Cr Oct 1901, Recd Sf On Dix Sept 5/01, Plot: N ADD585, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_kenkm.htm

Littlefield, Roderick, d. 04/25/1901, PVT CO F 18TH REGT US INFY, Died In Pi Recd Sf On Dix 9/5/01, Plot: NEW A588, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_linlun.htm

Logan, Edward, d. 01/27/1900, PVT CO L 43 REGT US VOL INF, New Addition, Orig Bur In Pi Recd Sf On Dix 9/5/01, Plot: 563, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_linlun.htm

McCall, Hugh, d. 03/18/1900, PVT CO A 18TH REGT US INF, Died In Pi Recd Sf On Dix 9/5/01, Info Fr Old Card, Plot: NEW 637, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_matmcc.htm

Peters, Otto J, d. 09/10/1901, PVT CO A, 19TH REGT US INFY, Died In Pi, Recd San Francisco On Dix, 9/5/01, Plot: NEW A657, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_penpig.htm

Seitz, Julius, d. 09/17/1900, PVT CO D 19TH US INF, Died In Pi, Recd Sf On Dix 9/5/01, Plot: 641, bur. 11/15/1901, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_schmser.htm

Spurgeon, Charles R, d. 03/28/1901, MUSICIAN CO L 18TH US INF, Died In Pi Recd Sf On Dix 9/5/1900, Info Fr Old Card, Plot: N ADD556, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_solsteg.htm

Unsinn, Adam, d. 03/26/1900, PVT CO H 43D USV INF, Recd Sf On Dix 9/5/01, Info Fr Old Card, Plot: NA 676, *
http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sanfran/sfnat/san_fran_uv.htm



Francis B Bowling
Company K, 6th US Infantry
Repatriated on board the Dix.
Received in San Francisco Sept. 5, 1901.
[Source: War Department QMC Form 14]
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/106905099/francis-b-bowling

James S Calhoun
Repatriated on board the Dix.
Received in San Francisco September 5, 1901.
[Source: War Department QMC Form 14]
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/102483109/james-s-calhoun

Denis Condon
Repatriated on board the Dix.
Received in San Francisco September 5, 1901.
[Source: War Department QMC Form 14]
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=110506547

Roderick Littlefield
PVT F 18TH US INF US ARMY
Repatriated on board the Dix.
Received in San Francisco September 5, 1901.
[Source: War Department QMC Form 14]
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=3533619

Frank A Smith
Repatriated on board the Dix.
Received in San Francisco September 5, 1901.
[Source: War Department QMC Form 14]
https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=3542317

Frank J Smith
Repatriated on board the Dix.
Received in San Francisco September 5, 1901.
[Source: War Department QMC Form 14]
https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=3542318



William Hudson Nichols, Jr.

He was an U.S. Marine attached to the Peking Legation Guard under a Major Waller, U.S. Marine Corps.

On 15 November 1898, at the age of 25, he enlisted at Mare Island Navy Yard. In June 1900, at the age of 27, he died while attempting to save the lives of Americans and other innocent victims of the murderous Boxer bandits.

During the month of October, 1901, his father received a letter from Marine Headquarters stating that his son's body had arrived in San Francisco on board the Army Transport Dix, and unless the Corps heard differently from the it was planned to inter the remains at the Presidio National Cemetery in San Francisco. Mr. Nichols immediately wired instructions to have his son's body shipped to Folsom for burial. Sadly, Bill's body had been misplaced. At last his remains were located and some sixteen months after his death young Bill Nichols was laid to rest. His final resting place is the old Odd Fellows Cemetery, now part of the Lakeside Memorial Lawn Cemetery of Folsom. He is buried alongside his mother, who died while he was in China, his father, and an unidentified relative.

http://www.usmclfolsom.org/books3.html
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