Earl G. Young

New to the site, so still learning the ropes, but here's my first WWI veteran.

My Great Grand Uncle: Horace Clyde Balsley with the Lafayette Escadrille. The first American shot down in WWI.

Alexander James
Marshall Jeffers
William O Jensen
Morris Irving Johnson
Robert Garrett Johnson
Hugh Arms Kaulback
Edward F Kelley
Thomas T Kelley
Clarence P Killerby
Edward F Kimball
Carlos O Kleinsmith
Pierre F Lavedan
Arthur W Leavitt
Prescott W Lentell
Raymond L Leonard
Henry Sears Lewis
Elwin Sprague Linnell
David J Ljungberg
Spencer N Loveland
Bernie Martin
Cecil R Mayo
Anthony F Mayr
Robert McClennan
Harold F McGreenery
James M McHugh
William L McKamey
Elmer E Mechan
Eurene Francis Moore II
Edward F Morris Sr
Ove Mortensen
Robert W Murdick
Richard B Murphy
James P Murray
Enjer C Myland
Arthur Nelson
Bernard M Nickerson
George P Nickerson
Herbert Nickerson
Roscoe Nickerson
Weston Nickerson
Arthur Eugene Nolan
Ernest B Norris
Edward Roland Noyes Sr


ah almost completed deleted WW1 vets!

Roderick MacDonald

Frank P O'Neil
James B O'Neil
George Eugene Oliver
Clarke Olney
Allen Garrigue Osbourne
Herman P Payton
Manuel Grace Pena
Lester Manton Perry
Charles A Peters
Joseph Frank Peters
Melville Fuller Peters
Loring R Phillips
Earle F Plank
Henry A Plett
Willard Pocknett Jr
Andrew Cheverie Pompey
Everett Vickers Pond
John Herbert Prouty

Montgomery C Reed
Clarence Alton Reynolds
Samuel Reynolds
Ernest H Roberts
Rolf Vernon Robsham
George E Rogers
Henry Lewis Rogers
Paul Rogers
Benjamin F Rollins
Joseph F Rosbrough
Charles D Rubert
Capt John D Saxton
Walter Roy Sears
Alexander Moore Sellars
George E Shaw
Harold N Shaw
Walter Henry Sherman
Edward Silva
Richard F Slavin
Linwood Earl Small
George B Steele
Frederick Stephens
William Raymond Stewart
Leroy Cushing Stone
Charles E Sullivan
Edward S Tavares
Horace S Thompson
Robert Greene Vickery
William Ward
Curtis Otis Wellington
Louis Whasal
Ralph Pollock White
William T Whiteley Sr
Marshall E Wilcox
Herbert E Williams
George H Willis
William Martin Wolff
Wallace Herbert Wood
Alvin Henri Wright
Lawrence S Wright
Edmund John Wrigley Sr

Victor Albert Durand

Abraham H Quiring, Private of Mountain Lake, Minn.
Son of Rev. Henry Quiring. (also known as Heinrich)
Service: Army (Selective Service)
World War I, 21-Sep-1917 to 13-Jun-1919
Entered the service September 21, 1917 in Co. C, 351st Inf., 88th Division. Trained at Camp Dodge, Ia. Transferred Nov. 1, 1917 to Auxiliary Remount Dept., Camp Dodge. Discharged at Camp Dodge June 13, 1919.

Perleh Higginbotham
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=58456853

Herbert N Manley
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=946551
PVT, US MARINE CORPS

Because he and his wife are in adjoining plots, the military info somehow was merged to her record instead of his. I did a bit of research to verify this because women didn't enlist in the USMC prior to WWII, and this seemed unlikely for Mrs. Manley. I found his info through Ancestry and the US Census for 1930. I found them by accident after looking up a different person and finding duplicate entries for Mrs. Manley in MD and NJ, both from the imported data.

JanisCJ