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Wounded and Gassed

Feehan Lewis Everett
Hassis Charles
Hoopes Frank B.
Mackay Angus
Meyer Fred N.
Wolston Clinton Sawyer

Wounded

Aughstin Otto
Bacinelli Ernest
Balley Frank Chandler
Bertolino Frank
Bishop Jesse N.
Bleimeyer Arthur A. E.
Bowman Robert A.
Bradshaw Walter (negro)
Browne Minor D.
Caweron Robert D.
Christopher George J.
Clark George A.
Claussen William Charles
Clawson Henry C.
Coull William L.
Dalahanty John
Damiani Paul
Dinan Jeremiah
Dobros Thrasslvilons
Dudley George
Elledge L. E.
Emery Jesse
Ermel Rudolph H.
Feigle William
Genand Walter
Gordon James (negro)
Grant W. Wheaton
Grundy Felix Ford
Hanson Grant
Harper Amos (negro)
Harper Lucius (negro)
Henne Charley
Holmes Louis A.
Hussy John
Lemeie John J.
McCluskey James
McDanielson James
McDonald James L.
McVeigh Lawrence (negro)
Morgan Edward A.
Mosso Jesse Emery
Perussina Edward
Peters Valentine R.
Reifel Walter R.
Richardson Charles
Rubbright August D.
Ryan John E.
Schmidt George B.
Schoomer Bertrand A.
Shmit Joe
Smith Frank
Stubbs Theo B.
Sykes Clarence S.
Turner Maurice (negro)
Verkin Melvin E.
Walsh Frank B.
Wickes Harry E.

Gassed

Bahnsen Arthur F. H.
Chiles Lee
Heard Dr. Allan
Huston Gilbert M.
Jordan Andrew T.
Medna Easter Mike
Murray Robert G.
Reading Dr. Boyd
Robinson Edward
Runge Hans Erl
Tartt Isaac Hurt
Underhill Edward M.
Williamson Jens C.

THE SUPREME SACRIFICE

Galveston Daily News - Wednesday, 1 Jan 1919, page 4

Astall Douglas N. Sixty-third Aero Squadron, died of Disease in France, Feb 24
Berg George Infantry, died of disease in France, Oct 3.
Bone Albert R. Aero squadron, died of disease in France, Sept. 23
Brown William Henry Private United States Marine Corps, killed in action June 3
Burke Clifford T. United States Marine Corps, died of disease in Quantico, Va. Nov 23
Carlson Carl A. Coast Artillery, died of disease at Fort Crockett, May 28
Carrague Michael Corporal, Infantry, killed in action, Oct 31
Conant Earl N. School of Military Aeronautics, Austin, died of disease, April 26
Collerain William C. Lieutenant, US Quartermaster corps, died of disease at Hoboken, N.J. in October
Cornett Julius Victor Lee Chief machinist's mate, US Naval Reserve force, died at Freeport, TX
Crawford Joseph H. W. Private, Infantry, killed in action, Sept 14
Dugat George T. Infantry, killed in action Oct 21
Evans James A. Sergeant, died of disease at Camp Sheridan
Falconer Addison B. Captain, Seventy-fifth Coast Artillery, died in France in November
Falligant Champion Infantry, died of diseae at Camp Travis, Nov 26
Fisher Sidney L. Lieutenant, died of disease in France, Nov 8
Ghirardi George League City, 153d Infantry, drowned in France, Aug 25
Goldbeck Eric A. Corporal, United States Marine Corps, killed in action June 7
Holland Vernon Riley Private, 360th Infantry, died of Disease at Base Hospital No. 45 Oct 8
Johnson Frederick A. 360th Infantry, killed in action
Karbowski Otto H. Infantry, killed in action, Sept 20
Kimble Edwin R. Major, engineer coprs, died of wounds, April 9
Kirchner George W. Seventeenth Engineer Corps, died at Fort Douglas, Salt Lake City Utah Nov 2
Lalich Maxim H. 360th Infantry, killed in action, Nov 4
Lockhardt John W. Sergeant, Infantry, killed in action Nov 4
McNeil Herbert Lee Lieutenant, Medical Corps, died of disease in France, Nov 2
Meenen August C. Private, 144th Infantry, killed in truck accident in France, Aug 27
Mongan Edward Private, 360th Infantry. Died (first reported missing) in France
Moon Mortimer K. Sergeant, Infantry, killed in action, Nov 4.
Mooney Thomas H. Lieutenant, aviation corps, killed in airplane accident in England, April 22
Muller Robert Carrol Coast Artillery, died of disease in France in May
O'Neil Anthony Corporal, engineer corps, died of disease in Rennes, France
O'Neill James A. Railroad Engineers, died of disease in France, Sept 25
Paisley James J. Private, Sixty fourth Coast Artillery, died of disease in France, Nov 16
Paul Raymond C. Engineer Corps, died of disease in France, Oct 5
Perkins Thurman (negro), Private Infantry, killed in action, Nov 4
Peterson Lawrence S. Private, 109th Engineer Corps, died of disease on transport, Sept 29
Pole William Coast artillery, died of disease in France in December
Quinn Thomas H. Sergeant, Coast Artillery, died of disease in France in December
Reddin Emanuel Died of disease at Jacksonville, Fla, Oct 27
Reilley Charles Victor Private' Infantry, died of disease at Camp Travis
Rust Charles Lieutenant, Aviation Corps, died of wounds in France in October
Saunders John W. Private 360th Infantry, died of wounds, Sept 11
Schmidt Goerge Howard Infantry killed in action, July 31
Schockley Mac McKinley Seaman, US. Submarine Chaser drowned off mouth of Brazors Riv Nov 15
Scott Leslie B. Private, US Marine Corps, died of wounds, July 19
Seebree William Cavalry, died of disease at Brownsville
Singer Boling T. died of accident
Smith Clark Dallas Infantry, died of wounds, Aug 1
Smith Guyton Lieutenant, Coast Artillery, died of disease, Oct 16
Smith John Ferrell Machine gun battalion, killed in action in July
Snoddy Melvin E. Corporal Infantry, killed in action, Oct 10
Start Charles United States Marine Corps, died of disease at Paris Island, Oct 29
Stone E. E. With Canadian Forces, death reported in News of Nov 6.
Sutter Victor William Apprentice seaman, died of disease in Baltimore, Feb 10
Warner Matthew Hart Sixty-eighth Engineer Corps, died at Camp Leach, Washington, Oct 10
Wearn August Frederick Private, US Quartermaster Corps.died of disease in France, Oct 8
Winslow Charles K. Private, 360th Infantry, Killed by accident "somewhere in Belgium" Dec 5

AFRO-AMERICANS WWI, DIED (Gus Allen Post)

Alston G. M. Pvt
Bates James Pvt
Blake Wm. Charles Pvt
Bradshaw Walter
Gordon James
Garrett Austin
Harper Amos
Harper Lucius
Hart Earnest
McVeigh Lawrence
Page Jack
Patterson J. C.
Scott Morgan
Thurman P. P. Pvt
Turner Maurice
Washington Robt.