In this first of two blog posts, I'm transcribing the names of men and women who served during World War I, as listed on this memorial.
Adams, Ralph C.
Adams, William M.
Anderson, Gustave Daniel
Barnes, George H.
Bauch, Harry J.
Beardsley, Howard D.
Bennett, Edson J.
Bennett, William B. Jr.
Bradley, Hubert L.
Brotherton, Frederick L.
Cahill, William P.
Carroll, James P.
Carroll, William J.
Charter, Legrand F.
Crowley, Jeremiah J.
Dawson, James S.
Drakeley, George M.
Dunlap, Collier W.
Eyre, Alfred G.
Fitzsimons, Dwight
Fitzsimons, Thomas
Foster, Leroy E.
Foster, Ralph E.
Fox, John Jr.
Gibson, Asahel R. Jr.
Gibson, Philo A.
Gorman, Joseph M.
Halstead, Leo D.
Harvey, Robert W.
Harvey, Samuel C.
Hawes, Charles L.
Jackson, Pearlie C.
Karrman, Milton A.
Lathrop, Leslie E.
Leavenworth, Raymond R.
Main, Arthur G.
Mason, Archie D.
Mason, William A.
McDonald, Floyd J.
McDonald, Paul L.
Nelson, Frederick
Parker, Sterling
Parkin, Ernest
Randall, Henry S.
Randall, Louis L.
Reichenbauch, Alfred
Reichenbach, Auguste
Reilly, Bernard
Ross, Frank A.
Roswell, Hubert M.
Salmon, John S.
St. Pierre, Alphonse
Terrell, Eli B.
Terrill, William Gladston
Thompson, Louis F.
Tracy, George F.
Turner, Charles Norman
Tyler, Walter Jr.
Walker, Czar E.
Walker, Edward C. Jr.
Walker, Harold
Walker, Lillian
Willner, Abraham L.
Willner, Ralph L.
Wolfe, Joseph O.
Wooden, Ralph V.
With sincere appreciation for their service to country.
It never occurred to me to see if local monuments were transcribed anywhere. Great idea for my society perhaps.
ReplyDeleteI have lists from newspapers. I think I'll post one of them.
ReplyDeleteMy great uncles are on this memorial !
ReplyDeleteGeorge H Barnes
Henry S Randall
Louis L Randall
TY for letting me know that your great uncles are among the veterans on this memorial! I'm happy to help honor them in this way.
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