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Subject: Barren.County.Soldiers.ww1.Barren.MILITARY-Other


Deaths & Injured ww1 
Barren County KyArchives Military Other

Deaths & Injured
"Following is a complete list of Barren county soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice - died for their country - during the great war. There are twenty-seven of them.

Pvt Jake C Anderson, Cave City, killed in action.
Pvt Cecil L. Bastin, Cave City, died of disease overseas.
Pvt Lucian Bradshaw, Peters Creek, died of disease overseas. (Pvt. Co A, Pic Inf bro to Mrs Ervin Houchens, WWI, 17 July 1895 - 13 Oct 1918, Bradhsaw Smith Cemetery) Pvt Roy Chase, Glasgow route 6, died of disease at Camp
  McClellan, Alabama
Pvt Joe Tom Dickinson (col), Glasgow, died of disease
  overseas.
Pvt Fred B Dodd, Glasgow rfd seven, died of disease at
  Corpus Christi, Texas (7 Oct 1896 - 4 Aug 1917, Glasgow
  Muncipal)
Pvt John England, Glasgow, died of disease overseas.
Seaman Joseph Ferguson, Glasgow rfd, died of disease
  at Great Lakes, Illinois.
Pvt Rollis L. Ford, Tracey, Ky., died of disease at Camp
  Taylor
Pvt Leslie Harlow, Glasgow Junction, died of disease overseas Pvt Porter Harrison, Glasgow, killed in action. Pvt Will Hodges, Temple Hill, died of disease at Hoboken, NJ Pvt Chester B Isenberg, Cave City route four, died of disease
  at Camp Taylor.
Pvt John M. Jewell, Lucas, died of disease at Senacaucus NJ
Pvt Thomas Lewis, Glasgow, died of disease overseas.
Pvt Charlie H. Kinslow, Lucas, died of disease overseas.
Pvt. Joe Mansfield (col), Glasgow, diesd of disease at
  Camp Taylor.
Pvt. Willie Morris, Game, died of disease overseas.
Cpl. Will Parrish, Glasgow, died of disease overseas.
Pvt Jacob C. Ritter, Nobob, died of disease overseas.
Pvt. Harry T Smith, Glasgow, died of disease at Camp Taylor
Pvt William C Turner, Cave City, died of disease at Camp
  Taylor
Pvt Elzy Wagner, Glasgow, died of disease at Camp
  McClellan, Alabama
Pvt Jabez A. Williams, Nobob, died of disease at Camp Pike,
  Arkansas
Pvt Ed Watson, Glasgow, killed in action - with Marines.
Seaman Albert Witt, Glasgow, died of disease at Great
  Lakes Illinois
Private ___ Renick, Rocky Hill, killed in action.

Those wounded: Charles Abbott, Bearwallow; Waller A Depp, Glasgow; Leslie Bishop, Glasgow Junction; Chris Brown, of Glasgow; Charlie H Bybee, Glasgow; Ovester Chism, Glasgow; Eugene A Copass, Slick Rock; Oan Emberton, Glasgow; Horace England, Glasgow; Edgar Everett, Cave City; Edward Ferrill, Tracey; Roger Foster, Glasgow; Willie Goad, Glasgow; Virgil Gerald, Glasgow; Rossie C Good, rfd Glasgow; Creed Hunter, Glasgow rfd; Joseph Key, Freedom; Henryk Kinchelow, Cave City; James W Matthews, Temple Hill; Bert Don Minyard, Glasgow rfd; Roy N Owen, Glasgow rfd; Clarence Parker, Cave City; Herschell Plumlee, Glasgow; Herschel B Powell, Lucas; George Renick, Lecta; Herman T Stout, Glasgow; Nathan Thompson, Park; Talmage L Vance.



Submitted by: Sandi Gorin http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00002.html#0000404



Additional Comments:
NOTE: I have no connection and no further information. The following list appeared in the Glasgow KY newspaper, banner and date missing.


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