Those with were KIA (killed in action). Contributed by Ann Gipson
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Almon,Jesse Alford, Newall G Arnold, Edgar Jr Ashby, Whit Allen, Clarence Arnold, Edgar, Sr Arnold, Howard Barnes, Major Basset, Wm Beeney, Elmer Beshears, Murl T Blair, John Sr. Brinkley, Adalie Browder, Willie Brown, John Bunch, Preston Burke, Wm Cain, Frank Carpenter, Leo Carpenter, Omer Cato, Fred Cato, Walter Chandler, John Curtis, Paul Curtis, Dallas Davis, Wm C Dixon, Clifton Duisenberry, Otho Dyvelder, Tommie Evans, Miller Ezell, Everett Fugate, Billy Fugate, Edward Fugate, Givens Fugate, Givens |
Fox, Lee (Pete) Gill, Dexter Gordon, Billy Graham, Wm Griffin,Joseph Griffin, Lonnie Hankins, Alvin Hankins, Jimmie Hankins, Wm Perry Haley, Walter Hamby, Clyde Hancock, Carl Hanna, John Harding, Richard Hawkins, Earl Hawkins, Rev. JS Hibbs, Clyde Higgins, Newman Hoice, Charlie Kelly, Dave Kirby, WC Knox, Taylor Laffoon, Edgar Lamb, Dave Long, Grover Long, John B Long, Harry Martin, Oscar Martin, RO Mitchell, Marvin Moore, John A Montgomery, OB Morgan, Vernon McCulley, Joe |
McCauley, Fred McCormick, Chas McDowell, Henry McGregor, Ed MacRoy, Melvin Nesbit, Kenneth Nesbit, Dr. WK O'Brien, Mike O'Bannon, Earl O'Conners, Paul O'Conners, Mike Oldham, Manon Parker, Virgil Parris, Jim Payton, Thomas Prince, Will Psha, Ed Rash, Frank D Reynolds, Roy Reynolds, Tommie Robinson, John Rogers, Henry Russell, WH Sisk, Carl Sisk, Johnie Sisk, Kemp Sisk, Lloyd (France,1918) Sisk, William Mansel [post war] Sadler, David Sharp, Iley Shaver,Owen Simons, Tommie Simons, Willie | Smith, Edward Smith, Calvin Smothers, Hurbert Southard, Roy Steinbaugh, Roy Stevens, Dr RC Stewart, Elmer Stokes, Malcom E Stokes, Marion M Stone, Eddie Stone, Paul Sumpter, Glen W Taylor, Jesse Ray Teague, Louis Thompson, Hal Thompson, Lonnie Traylor, WR Troop, John W Trover, Glen Uzzle, Cellus Vinson, Arthur Webb, Jewell Welch, Blair White, Jimmy White, John Whitford, Jack Williams, Geo Wilson, Ben W Wilson, Welby Wilson, Fred Witherspoon, Willie Wright, Ollie Wyatt, Clarence Wyatt, James A Yarbrough, Clarence |
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American Legion Post 171 Application for a "Colored American Legion Post 171" in Earlington which lists WW I Black veterans eligible as" having served in the military or naval forces of the US between Apr 6, '17 & Nov 11, 1918." |