Lawrence Leslie Staggers

Lawrence Leslie Staggers

Lawrence Leslie Staggers

Name/Title

Lawrence Leslie Staggers

Entry/Object ID

2020.13.40

Description

Lawrence Leslie Staggers, Private First Class Company K, 110th Infantry, 28th Division Killed in action 29 July 1918, Cierges, France "Rain Day Boy" Parents: James Ellsworth Staggers and Amanda McVay Original, no photographer listed.

Photograph Details

Subject Person or Organization

Collection

Carolyn (Staggers) Andersen Collection

Acquisition

Accession

2020.13

Acquisition Method

Digital

Credit Line

Carolyn (Staggers) Andersen

Made/Created

Date made

circa 1918

Lexicon

Search Terms

Military, Rain Day Boys, Staggers family, United States. Army. Infantry Division, 28th. Regiment, 110th. Company K., Veterans--World War I

Other Names and Numbers

Other Number

STAG-AN004-0020

Provenance

Provenance Detail

Staggers Series - Carolyn (Staggers) Andersen Collection

Notes

The Staggers Series photographs were originally owned by James Ellsworth Staggers [1863-1940] and his wife, Amanda McVay [1858-1931], and later divided among their children who added to the collection from their own families. At a family reunion descendants shared and exchanged copies of the original images each had come to own so that all had copies. Contributing cousins were: Charlene (Fessler) Theiss and Karen (Fessler) Sammeter - daughters of Mary Elizabeth (Staggers) Fessler; Roy Staggers, Debbie (Staggers) Whiting and Sandra (Staggers) Burris - children of Roy Earl Staggers Jr.; Penny (Staggers) Coy - daughter of Raymond L. Staggers; Russell Don Patterson - son of Betty (Staggers) Patterson; Peggy (Staggers) Metzger, Donna Staggers and Carolyn "Connie" (Staggers) Andersen - daughters of Herbert Roscoe Staggers. Digital scans were assembled by Carolyn "Connie" (Staggers) Andersen for submission to the Greene Connections: Greene County, Pennsylvania Archives Project between 2009 and 2012. Source Citation: Lawrence Leslie Staggers, item no. STAG-AN004-0020, Staggers Series, Carolyn (Staggers) Andersen Collection, Greene Connections Archives Project (www.GreeneConnections.com).