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Stories of the Fallen 

Frank Roczkinski - Rochester, New York                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

 Frank Roczkinski served in World War 1 in the United States Army.  The enlistment was in October1918, and the service was completed November 1918.

 

Frank Roczskinski was born in New York, NY In 1893.  While a resident of Rochester, NY, he was employed at the George Wahl Farm, Albion, NY, as a farm laborer, and resided at 145 Weeger Street In Rochester.  He entered the service in Orleans County, NY, on October 21, 1918, at the age of 27 years, as a Private, being assigned to Company 11, Regiment Reserve, Camp Wheeler, Macon, GA. US Army Private Frank Roczkinski died of lobar pneumonia, November 1, 1918, at Camp Wheeler, Macon, GA, and is buried in the National Cemetery, Andersonville, GA. 

—Referenced from World War Service Record of Rochester and Monroe County New York, Volume 1, Those Who Died for Us, Published by the City of Rochester, 1924, Page 345