Charley Nashert - Revision history

Chuck1052 at 18:36, 9 December 2016

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	According to his registration card in the U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 database on Ancestry.com, one Charles B. Nashert was born on March 7, 1897 in West Point, Iowa.		According to his registration card in the U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 database on Ancestry.com, one Charles B. Nashert was born on March 7, 1897 in West Point, Iowa.

			According to his headstone application in the U.S., Headstone Applications For Military Veterans, 1925-1963 database on Ancestry.com, the middle name of "Bernard" for one Charles B. Nashert is crossed out.

	[[Category:World War I Veterans\|Nashert, Charley]]		[[Category:World War I Veterans\|Nashert, Charley]]

Chuck1052 at 18:28, 9 December 2016

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	In 1940 he was living in Oklahoma City and working as a Deputy Sheriff. (1940 census)		In 1940 he was living in Oklahoma City and working as a Deputy Sheriff. (1940 census)

			According to his registration card in the U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 database on Ancestry.com, one Charles B. Nashert was born on March 7, 1897 in West Point, Iowa.

	[[Category:World War I Veterans\|Nashert, Charley]]		[[Category:World War I Veterans\|Nashert, Charley]]

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			According to his WWI Draft card '''Charley Nashert''' was born in Iowa. His Father was a German immigrant and his Mother was the daughter of German immigrants.

			He was in Oklahoma shortly after his birth and began boxing in Oklahoma. He began fighting as Young Fitzsimmons. He was described by the ''Daily Oklahoman'' as "a long rangy lad with broad drooping shoulders, an exact counterpart of the once famous "Ruby Robert." (17 May 1917)

	~~According to his WWI Draft card he was born in Iowa.~~		He served in World War I as a Corporal in 35th Company, 9th Receiving Battalion, 162 Depot Brigade. He served between August 29, 1918, and April 11, 1919.

	~~His Father was a German immigrant and his Mother was the daughter of German immigrants.~~


	~~He was in Oklahoma shortly after his birth and began boxing in Oklahoma.~~

	~~He began fighting as Young Fitzsimmons. He was described by the Daily Oklahoman as "a long rangy lad with broad drooping shoulders, an exact counterpart of the once famous "Ruby Robert". (5/17/17)~~

	He served in ~~WWI~~ as a Corporal in 35th Company, 9th Receiving Battalion, 162 Depot Brigade. He served between August ~~29th~~ 1918 and April ~~11th~~ 1919.

	In 1920 he was living in Oklahoma City and working as a pugilist. He was living with his parents. (1920 census)		In 1920 he was living in Oklahoma City and working as a pugilist. He was living with his parents. (1920 census)
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	In 1940 he was living in Oklahoma City and working as a Deputy Sheriff. (1940 census)		In 1940 he was living in Oklahoma City and working as a Deputy Sheriff. (1940 census)

			[[Category:World War I Veterans\|Nashert, Charley]]

Daveymac at 16:52, 22 May 2015

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	He was in Oklahoma ~~sometime~~ after ~~that an~~ began boxing in Oklahoma.		He was in Oklahoma shortly after his birth and began boxing in Oklahoma.

	He began fighting as Young Fitzsimmons. He was described by the Daily Oklahoman as "a long rangy lad with broad drooping shoulders, an exact counterpart of the once famous "Ruby Robert". (5/17/17)		He began fighting as Young Fitzsimmons. He was described by the Daily Oklahoman as "a long rangy lad with broad drooping shoulders, an exact counterpart of the once famous "Ruby Robert". (5/17/17)

Daveymac at 02:43, 7 August 2014

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	In 1920 he was living in Oklahoma City and working as a pugilist. He was living with his parents. (1920 census)		In 1920 he was living in Oklahoma City and working as a pugilist. He was living with his parents. (1920 census)

			In 1927 he was being managed by Lawrence Lupo.

	In 1940 he was living in Oklahoma City and working as a Deputy Sheriff. (1940 census)		In 1940 he was living in Oklahoma City and working as a Deputy Sheriff. (1940 census)

Daveymac at 05:21, 4 August 2014

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	~~Hometown also reported as being Oklahoma City.~~

	According to his WWI Draft card he was born in Iowa. He was in Oklahoma sometime after that an began boxing in Oklahoma.		According to his WWI Draft card he was born in Iowa.

			His Father was a German immigrant and his Mother was the daughter of German immigrants.


			He was in Oklahoma sometime after that an began boxing in Oklahoma.

	He began fighting as Young Fitzsimmons. He was described by the Daily Oklahoman as "a long rangy lad with broad drooping shoulders, an exact counterpart of the once famous "Ruby Robert". (5/17/17)		He began fighting as Young Fitzsimmons. He was described by the Daily Oklahoman as "a long rangy lad with broad drooping shoulders, an exact counterpart of the once famous "Ruby Robert". (5/17/17)
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	He served in WWI as a Corporal in 35th Company, 9th Receiving Battalion, 162 Depot Brigade. He served between August 29th 1918 and April 11th 1919.		He served in WWI as a Corporal in 35th Company, 9th Receiving Battalion, 162 Depot Brigade. He served between August 29th 1918 and April 11th 1919.

			In 1920 he was living in Oklahoma City and working as a pugilist. He was living with his parents. (1920 census)

	In 1940 he was living in Oklahoma City and working as a Deputy Sheriff. (1940 census)		In 1940 he was living in Oklahoma City and working as a Deputy Sheriff. (1940 census)

Daveymac at 05:07, 4 August 2014

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	According to his WWI Draft card he was born in Iowa. He was in Oklahoma sometime after that an began boxing in Oklahoma.		According to his WWI Draft card he was born in Iowa. He was in Oklahoma sometime after that an began boxing in Oklahoma.

			He began fighting as Young Fitzsimmons. He was described by the Daily Oklahoman as "a long rangy lad with broad drooping shoulders, an exact counterpart of the once famous "Ruby Robert". (5/17/17)

			He served in WWI as a Corporal in 35th Company, 9th Receiving Battalion, 162 Depot Brigade. He served between August 29th 1918 and April 11th 1919.


	In 1940 he was living in Oklahoma City and working as a Deputy Sheriff. (1940 census)		In 1940 he was living in Oklahoma City and working as a Deputy Sheriff. (1940 census)

Daveymac at 05:02, 4 August 2014

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	Hometown also reported as being Oklahoma City.		Hometown also reported as being Oklahoma City.

			According to his WWI Draft card he was born in Iowa. He was in Oklahoma sometime after that an began boxing in Oklahoma.

			In 1940 he was living in Oklahoma City and working as a Deputy Sheriff. (1940 census)

John: John moved page Human:13668 to Charley Nashert

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John moved page Human:13668 to Charley Nashert

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John at 00:15, 3 December 2013

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	Hometown also reported as being Oklahoma City.		Hometown also reported as being Oklahoma City.