Name/Title
Robert Taylor Heatley [1894-1918], Company D, 103rd Infantry, 26th DivisionEntry/Object ID
2026.2.1Description
Robert Taylor Heatley [1894-1918], Company D, 103rd Infantry, 26th Division, killed in action 27 October 1918, during World War I.
Robert's father, Richard Heatley, immigrated to the United States from Ireland in the 1880s. However, Robert's mother, Mary Elizabeth (Waters) Heatley, was born and reared in Greene County, Pennsylvania. It was no doubt under her influence that her son, and later her husband and herself, were laid to rest in Hewitt's Cemetery, where Robert's grandparents Aaron and Harriet (Horner) Waters also are buried. Though Robert grew up in McKeesport, where prior to enlistment, he worked in the steel mills, his family tree and closest relations were rooted in Greene County, where his memory is preserved. (This information extracted with permission from Candice L. Buchanan and Glenn J. R. T. Toothman III, Our Fallen 58: World War I Soldiers of Greene County, Pennsylvania (Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 2018), 63-64.)
Original image scanned by donor and displayed as submitted.Collection
James Crockard CollectionAcquisition
Accession
2026.2Acquisition Method
DigitalCredit Line
James CrockardMade/Created
Date made
circa 1917 - circa 1918Lexicon
Search Terms
Heatley family, Military, Veterans--World War I, Waters familyOther Names and Numbers
Other Number
CROJ-AN001-0001Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Provenance
Provenance Detail
Waters Series - James Crockard CollectionAcquisition Method
DigitalAcquisition Date
2023Notes
The James Crockard Collection was shared with the Greene Connections: Greene County, Pennsylvania Archives Project in 2023.
SOURCE CITATION: Robert Taylor Heatley [1894-1918], Company D, 103rd Infantry, 26th Division, killed in action 27 October 1918, during World War I; circa 1917-1918; item no. CROJ-AN001-0001, Waters Series, James Crockard Collection; Greene Connections Archives Project (GreeneConnections.com).