Charles is buried at the National Veteran's Cemetery (Fayetteville, Arkansas) in the same plot as his wife, Etta.
Charles married Martha Etta Marler in Douglas County, Missouri in 13 Mar 1904 and later they migrated to West Fork, Arkansas where they retired.
Spanish-American War: Pvt Charles McKee served in the Army from 12 Apr 1899 to 23 Jun 1902 as part of the 20th Kansas Volunteer Infantry "Fighting 20th", Regiment 22, Company K in the Spanish and the Philippine Wars (in the battle of the Philippine Insurection). He was discharged at Angel Island, San Francisco, California.
Military Information: PVT, US ARMY
Charles married Martha Etta Marler in Douglas County, Missouri in 13 Mar 1904 and later they migrated to West Fork, Arkansas where they retired.
Spanish-American War: Pvt Charles McKee served in the Army from 12 Apr 1899 to 23 Jun 1902 as part of the 20th Kansas Volunteer Infantry "Fighting 20th", Regiment 22, Company K in the Spanish and the Philippine Wars (in the battle of the Philippine Insurection). He was discharged at Angel Island, San Francisco, California.
Military Information: PVT, US ARMY
Charles is buried at the National Veteran's Cemetery (Fayetteville, Arkansas) in the same plot as his wife, Etta.
Charles married Martha Etta Marler in Douglas County, Missouri in 13 Mar 1904 and later they migrated to West Fork, Arkansas where they retired.
Spanish-American War: Pvt Charles McKee served in the Army from 12 Apr 1899 to 23 Jun 1902 as part of the 20th Kansas Volunteer Infantry "Fighting 20th", Regiment 22, Company K in the Spanish and the Philippine Wars (in the battle of the Philippine Insurection). He was discharged at Angel Island, San Francisco, California.
Military Information: PVT, US ARMY
Charles married Martha Etta Marler in Douglas County, Missouri in 13 Mar 1904 and later they migrated to West Fork, Arkansas where they retired.
Spanish-American War: Pvt Charles McKee served in the Army from 12 Apr 1899 to 23 Jun 1902 as part of the 20th Kansas Volunteer Infantry "Fighting 20th", Regiment 22, Company K in the Spanish and the Philippine Wars (in the battle of the Philippine Insurection). He was discharged at Angel Island, San Francisco, California.
Military Information: PVT, US ARMY
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