Some people enjoy the solemn and peaceful time when they go fishing along a river or lake. But fishing doesn't have to be a lonesome activity. At the turn of the century, enjoying the outdoors in the summer time might involve the whole family, the neighborhood or nearly the entire community. This was especially true on holidays, like this family party marking the 4th of July in 1901 in Manchester, Maryland. Young and old alike, thirty-two individuals, were out of their houses and away from chores for the whole day to enjoy nature, family, friends and good picnic food. To truly mark the special day would be a photo of the group along with the first fish caught that day. Those honors belonged to the young boy front and center with pole and fish in hand. Another young man to the left proudly holds up the can of worms used to secure that fine fish. In the background, the men are holding up a large net, also used to acquire fish. In addition, notice the gentleman in the top left corner aiming a rifle. You wonder, was he just showing it off, planned on hunting later or ready to fire it off into the air in celebration of the holiday?

Censuses were taken by the state of Wisconsin from 1836, when it was a territory, until 1905. The '''1905 Wisconsin State Census''' was the only state census in Wisconsin to list all the members of a household by name. == Description == == Availability == The following places provide access the census images: * (free) The [[Space:Wisconsin_Historical_Society]] in Madison, Wisconsin, has microfilm of the 1905 census for use in the library or inter-library loan. * (reg.) FamilySearch.org provides a free searchable index of the census and access to images to registered users in the [https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/show#uri=http://hr-search-api:8080/searchapi/search/collection/1443899 Wisconsin State Census, 1905] database. * ($) Ancestry.com provides a searchable index and scanned pages in the [http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=1055&enc=1 Wisconsin State Censuses, 1895 and 1905] database. The following places provide indexes or transcriptions of the census, in whole or part: [[Category:1905 Wisconsin State Census]][[Category:Wisconsin]]

[[Category:Delaware_Nation]] [[Category:Lenape]] [[Category: Five Civilized Tribes, Final Rolls]] = [http://lenapedelawarehistory.net/mirror/delaware_rolls.htm The Final Rolls, Cherokees by Blood, Citizens and Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes in Indian Territory, Delaware Cherokees] = == Prepared by: == :The roll was prepared by The Commission and Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes on or prior to March. 1907 on the authority of an act approved by Congress on 21 June 21, 1906 (34 Stat. L. 325). It appears then, that the listing is composed of the survivors on 21 June 1907 of those on the 1867 Roll. :No. Name Age Sex Blood Census Card No. : 1. Washington, James 36 Male 3/4 1 : 2. Lunday, Edward E. 40 Male 1/16 3 : 3. Marker, John D 77 Male White 4 : 4. Marker, Jane 58 Female 1/2 4 : 5. Weaver, Mary 50 Female 1/8 5 : 6. Chandler, Rosa E. 37 37 Female 1/4 7 : 7. Nidiffer, Mary R. 42 Female 1/8 8 : 8. Drum, Ahpahmala 45 Female Full 9 : 9. Pascal, John 62 Male Full 10 : 10. Lunday, Robert J. 66 Male White 11 : 11. Ketchum, Thomas E. 46 Male Full 12 : 12. Hicks, Lucinda O. 36 Female 1/2 13 : 13. Haff, Mary 90 Female 3/4 14 : 14. Haff, William 40 Male 3/8 15 : 15. Haff, Hiram 40 Male 1/4 16 : 16. Hawkins, Hester A. 53 Female 3/4 17 : 17. McCamish, Sarah A. 65 Female 1/4 18 : 18. Smith, Sarah 41 Female 1/4 19 : 19. Barber, Carrio 34 Female 1/4 20 : 20. Lumbard, Sarah E. 40 Female 1/2 21 : 21. Washington, Edison 22 Male Full 22 : 22. Lynch, Alice J. 47 Female Full 23 : 23. Haff, Cyrus P. 48 Male 1/4 24 : 24. Secondine, John 52 Male Full 25 : 25. Barker, Lizzie W. 40 Female 1/2 26 : 26. Anderson, Rachel 61 Female 1/2 27 : 27. [[Zeigler-216|Ketchum, Elizabeth]] 70 Female Full 28 : 28. Wolfe, Henry 43 Male Full 29 : 29. Young, John 58 Male Full 30 : 30. Young, Ella 41 Female Full 30 : 31. Armstrong, Arthur 62 Male Full 31 : 32. Williams, Samuel 62 Male Full 32 : 33, Williams, Mrs. Samuel 61 Female Full 32 : 34. Wilson, Mary 34 Female Full 33 : 35. Bronson, Julia 44 Female Full 34 : 36. Patiacow 70 Female Full 35 : 37. Peterson, Eliza 37 Female Full 37 : 38. Kinney, John 49 Male Full 38 [?] [Difficult to read] : 39. Frenchman 82 Male Full 39 : 40. Pahleeonow 62 Female Full 40 : 41. Thursday, Mary 53 Female Full 41 : 42. [[Whiteturkey-1|Whiteturkey, Albert]] 36 Male Full 42 : 43. Tanner, Charles V. 41 Male 1/16 42 : 44. Tanner, Ida F. 35 Female 1/16 43 : 45. Caesar, Nancy 57 Male [sic] Full 44 : 46. White, Mary 57 Female Full 45 : 47. White, Mary 59 Female Full 46 : 48. McEwin, William 54 Male Full 47 : 49. McEwin, Susan 42 Female Full 47 : 50. Buford, Jane 40 Female Full 48 : 51. Halfmoon, Fielding 42 Male Full 49 : 52. Curleyhead, Albert 47 Male Full 50 : 53. Armstrong, Mary E. 64 Female Full 51 : 54. Adams, Richard C. 38 Male 1/2 52 : 55. Adams, Horace M. 36 Male 1/2 53 : 56. Jackson, Colonel 74 Male Full 54 : 57. Jackson, Eliza 62 Female Full 54 : 58. Hallock, John 64 Male Full 55 : 59. Black, Alexander 41 Male Full 56 : 60. Win-da-la-a-qua 84 Female Full 58 : 61.Hall, Julia 49 Female Full 59 : 62. Gordon, Sophia 39 Female Full 60 : 63. Buffalo, Thomas 45 Male Full 61 : 64. [[Whiteturkey-4|Whiteturkey, Robert]] 49 Male Full 62 : 65. Whiteturkey, Josephine 39 Female 1/2 62 : 66. Washington, Mrs. Thomas 102 Female Full 63 : 67. Mah-wa-taise [?] Difficult to read 102 Female Full 64 [Same as above entry?] : 68. Overlees, Carrie V 45 Female 1/4 66 : 69. Sarcoxie, Mary D. 56 Female Full 67 : 70. Elkhair, Eliza 58 Female Full 69 : 71. Wilson, Nancy 62 Female Full 70 : 72. Swannock, Martha 59 Female Full 71 : 73. Lee, Mary 59 Female Full 72 : 74. Easey, William J. 37 Male Full 73 : 75. Easey, Widow J. 72 Female Full 73 : 76. Bascomb, Mary 52 Female Full 74 : 77. Washington, William 51 Male Full 75 : 78. Arnold, Harry 60 Mae Full 76 : 79. Ager, Mary 40 Female Full 77 : 80. Pom-mah-pun-aqua 49 Female Full 78 : 81. Gibson, James W. 40 40 Male Full 79 : 82. Wilson, James 57 Male Full 80 : 83. Wilson, Libby 49 Female Full 81 : 84. Frenchman, Frank 46 Male Full 81 : 85. Beaver, Eliza 62 Female Full 82 : 86. Yellowjacket, John 48 Male Full 83 : 87. Yellowjacket, Ora 48 Female Full 83 : 88. Big Beaver, Lona-sut-ta 62 Male Full 84 : 89. Wheeler, Robert 36 Male Full 85 : 90. Swannock, Jonas 36 Male Full 86 : 91. Armstrong, Catherine A. 37 Female Full 87 : 92. White, William 36 Male Full 88 : 93. Brown, John 65 Male Full 89 : 94. Miller, Silas 45 Male Full 90 : 95. Bixler, Amanda 36 Female Full 91 : 96. [[Whiteturkey-7|Whiteturkey, Dutch]] 45 Male Full 92 : 97. Elkhair, Charles 51 Male Full 93 : 98. Elkhair, Susan 51 Female Full 93 : 99. Anderson, Daniel 44 Male 3/4 94 : 100. Shailer, William H. 54 Male Full 96 : 101. Fall-leaf, George 40 Male 3/4 96 : 102. Fall-leaf, Eliza 47 Female Full 96 : 103. Ke-ke-she-pa-ke-now 62 Female Full 99 : 104. Spybuck, Mary 43 Female Full 100 : 105. Lewis, Lucy D. 48 Female Full 101 : 106. Wilson, William 38 Male Full 102 : 107. [[Williams-16167|Whiteturkey, Widow]] 64 Female Full 103 : 108. Paradee, Annie 35 Female 1/2 104 : 109. [[Whiteturkey-5|Whiteturkey, Samuel]] 43 Male Full 105 : 110. Ketchum, Watson 41 Male Full 106 : 111. Brown, William 44 Male Full 107 : 112. Brown, Mary 55 Female Full 107 : 113. Parks, John 43 Male Full 108 : 114. Britton, Minnie 41 Male Full 109 : 115. Washington, George 53 Male Full 110 : 116. Washington, Mary 51 Female Full 110 : 117. Fouts, Julius 50 Male Full 112

Store ledger from Stonewall, Tennessee - believe it may be from the Post Office, as stamps in it point that way. Store ledger is possibly from Smith Bros., a general merchandise store in Smith, Tennessee. Most customers lived in Districts 10, 16, and 22 of Smith County, Tennessee. Purchased by [[Wheeler-13722|Kristina Wheeler]] in November of 2022 at the Iron Pig in Rutherford County, Tennessee. Chart created by [[Goggins-105|Julie Klar]]. The best way to use is to review the chart below and identify the name you are looking for, noting the page numbers. Then do Cntrl+F to "find" and type in the page number you are looking for. Note: Some transcribed entries marked by ? were indecipherable. The original index pages are available following the chart below. Please remember an index page contains 2 letters and the letters are mixed on the page such as you may see B before A. Missing Page 286. {| border="1" |-style="background-color:#f2f2f2" ! '''Name on Ledger''' ! '''FamilySearch Profile''' ! '''Ledger Page(s)''' ! '''Research Notes''' |- | Fate Apple | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LRYS-2QG Lafayette "Fate" Henry Apple] | 85, 387 | |- | Hershel Apple | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L2QF-DSP Hurshel Apple] | 370 | |- | Bee Armistead | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9V1Y-R4Z Jesse Beasley "Bee" Armistead] | 77 | |- | S. B. Armistead | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCHF-FSK Samuel Brown Armistead] | 79, 313 | |- | Alvie Armstead | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCVT-GWF Alvie Axum Armistead] | 364 | |- | Charles Armstead | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L5CK-HYQ Charles Armistead] | 149 | index states "Etta son"; son of Etta Armistead |- | Charlie B. Armstead | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KLKT-QNT Charlie B. Armistead] | 49, 110, 189, 310 | |- | Comp Armstead | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LC44-NDS Compton Edward Armistead] | 341 | |- | Etta Armstead | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LVCV-LDP Etta Brinkley Cox] | 131 | |- | Floyd Armstead | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCHN-CF1 Floyd Armistead] | 182 | son of G. W. Armistead |- | Fred Armstead | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KJHD-7BV Fred Ligon Armistead] | 128, 250, 371 | son of S. B. Armistead |- | G. W. Armstead | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCHN-W4T George Washington Armistead] | 105, 195, 247, 335, 340 | |- | Herman Armstead | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GZ3C-1KM Herman Armistead] | 49 | |- | Hershel Armstead | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9V1Y-RW9 William Hershall Armistead] | 233 | son of S. B. Armistead |- | J. E. Armstead | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LTL1-T9H James Edgar Armistead] | 169 | |- | Jesse Armstead | | 43 | Possible match: [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KL2M-57F Jesse Franklin Armistead] or [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9V1Y-R4Z Jesse Beasley Armistead]; Ledger mentions cash by [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L51Y-ZTS Robert Lee Booker] |- | Letcher Armstead | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCHN-K2S Letcher Ligon Armistead] | 152 | son of G. W. Armistead |- | Mack Armstead | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L5CK-4FF Mack Armistead] | 59 | |- | Joe Ashley | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G36P-9RH William Joseph Henry Ashley] | 104, 188, 244, 300, 342, 349 | son of William Ashley Sr. |- | Tom Ashley | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9FK8-TNQ James Thomas Ashley] | 136, 218, 317 | son of William Ashley Sr. |- | W. A. Ashley | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/K69V-VZR William Anderson Ashley Jr.] | 61, 73, 126, 211, 285, 338 | |- | William Ashley | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KHG7-1VW William Anderson Ashley Sr.] | 136, 218, 317 | |- | Nathan Baird | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GZ3Z-8MT Nathan Baird Jr.] | 173 | |- | Alex Ballard | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G679-HL7 Alexander Ballard] | 33 | |- | All Ballard | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G67H-ZVT Almon Alfred Ballard] | 45 | son of Alexander Ballard |- | Hershel Ballard | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GWGM-ZF9 Hershel B. Ballard] | 242 | son of Alexander Ballard |- | Joe Ballard | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GWTS-68M Joe Ballard] | 251 | |- | Henry Barlet | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KFFK-CNQ Henry Lafayette Bartlett] | 157 | |- | Van Barlet | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9WTL-7QH Van Gillespie Bartlett] | 160 | son of Henry Bartlett |- | Frank Bellar Sr. | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KCXF-JXD Frank Bellar] | 64, 260, 367
| FS profile does not mention a Jr., but ancestry.com user's tree mentioned a Jr. |- | Frank Bellar Jr. | | 174 | |- | Joe Bellar | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KJM6-YMP Joseph "Joe" Bellar] | 30 | |- | John Bellar | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LYDW-66M Johnny Bellar Jr.] | 71, 248, 379 | brother of Frank Bellar Sr. |- | Mrs. Jossie Bellar | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCY4-SNL Josephine Overstreet] | 39 | sister-in-law of Frank Bellar Sr. |- | Sid Bellar | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K4JV-4YY Sidney Stanton Bellar] | 73 | brother of Frank Bellar Sr. |- | W. S. Bellar | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/M7YJ-5Z3 William Steven Bellar] | 56, 186, 322, 323 | brother of Frank Bellar Sr. |- | Wayman Bellar | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/LZ5N-LJL John Wayman Bellar] | 327 | son of W. S. Bellar |- | J. T. Booker | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K4P4-9DR James Thomas Booker] | 115, 172, 196, 237, 314, 348, 391 | |- | John Booker | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L51Y-81F John Elias Booker] | 32 | son of J. T. Booker |- | Robert Booker | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L51Y-ZTS Robert Lee Booker] | 165 | son of J. T. Booker |- | Jim Boze | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KLKY-HR2 James Boze] | 50, 301 | |- | Miss Julia Boze | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LB5Q-39R Julia Boze] | 315 | |- | Bill Boze(?) | | 309 | Last name is difficult to read. Possible match: [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KG43-TG8 William Carroll Boze] |- | Willis Burton | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KHLX-N61 Willis Burton] | 222 | |- | Bee Carter | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LVTJ-J85 Hershel Bee Carter] | 168 | brother of Clabe Carter |- | Claib Carter | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LVT2-W2T Clabe Norman Carter] | 200 | |- | Easter Carter | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LVT2-W8H Easter "Ester" Ballard Smith] | 366 | mother of Clabe Carter |- | Richard Carter | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LVT2-WKS Richard A. Carter] | 145 | brother of Clabe Carter |- | Wade Christian | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LH7B-7GZ Wade C. Christian] | 288 | |- | John Cooper | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZ84-PV3 John Washington Cooper] | 112, 308 | |- | F. C. Cornwell | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KZ19-951 Fushee C. Cornwell] | 156 | |- | Will Cowan | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZXY-M73 William Lewis Cowan] | 142, 166 | |- | S. K. Crawford | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GMJ3-4ZX Soloman Knox Crawford] | 53 | |- | H. A. Cripps | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LT66-7SB Harvie A. Cripps] | 67 | |- | Luther Deadman | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GWYB-9QS Luther Lee Deadman] | 146, 258 | son-in-law of John H. Gibbs |- | John Denney | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/K87Z-F4P Jonathan Bill Denney] | 97, 234, 356 | |- | Boze Dillard | | 375 | |- | Charles Dillard | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZ2T-H39 Charles F. Dillard] | 48 | |- | Elmore Dillard | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LXSS-P46 John Elmore Dillard] | 344 | |- | J. B. Dillard | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZ2T-Z74 James Bob Dillard] | 46 | son of Charles F. Dillard |- | John Harrison Dillard | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZ2T-ZS3 John Harrison Dillard] | 81 | son of Charles F. Dillard |- | John J. Dillard | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCTX-Z3T Johnny Jordan Dillard] | 133 | |- | Adron Durham | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KZ3T-XF5 Wilburn Adrian Durham] | 214 | son of J. A. Durham |- | Mrs. J. A. Durham | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCZH-NCT Frances Elizabeth Perkins] | 99 | wife of J. A. Durham |- | Robert Durham | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KL2M-WZD Robert Lee Durham] | 41, 377 | son of J. A. Durham |- | W. H. Durham | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHKF-7VJ William Herman Durham] | 26, 231, 350 | son of J. A. Durham |- | Maniel Eldrige | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KZ7S-3VS Maniel Eldridge] | 36 | |- | Frank Farley (col.) | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9JXM-JH4 Frank Farley] | 123 | |- | Mack Farley | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LVG1-Y7P Clarence Mack Farley] | 207 | |- | Jim Farmer | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KLK8-42C James Berry Farmer] | 273 | |- | John Fields | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MWRD-2SG John Fields] | 362 | stepbrother of Robert Fields |- | Robert K. Fields | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GFGW-VBK Robert "Bob" King Fields] | 108 | |- | Bud Ford | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LBPL-97S Louis "Bud" G. Ford] | 140 | brother of Jack Ford |- | Jack Ford | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GZ3Z-V1N Thomas Jackson "Jack" Ford] | 29 | |- | Robert E. Ford | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GVW1-HG7 Robert Earl Ford] | 91 | brother of Jack Ford |- | Willis Gentry | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LDHW-HZZ Willis Norman Gentry] | 179 | |- | Arthur Gibbs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L5RS-H41 Robert Arthur Gibbs] | 70, 263 | |- | Avin Gibbs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KHJY-QL7 William Alvin Gibbs] | 44 | |- | Mrs. Betty Gibbs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCX8-7JJ Bettie Jane Hubbard] | 159, 351 | wife of John H. Gibbs |- | Bill Gibbs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KL29-QB8 Willie "Bill" Isaac Gibbs] | 164 | son of Isaac Gibbs |- | Clemon Gibbs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LVCV-8GF Walter Clemon Gibbs] | 121 | brother of Alvin Gibbs |- | Herman Gibbs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LTPY-28S John Herman Gibbs] | 114, 269 | son of Isaac Gibbs |- | Isaac Gibbs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L8HR-99Z Isaac Gibbs] | 102 | uncle of Alvin Gibbs |- | Jake Gibbs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9V1J-4Z3 Zack Gibbs] | 72, 239 | father of Alvin Gibbs; FS profile suggests he also used Jake as alt. name |- | John Gibbs Sr. | | 52 | Possible match: [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L8HR-9BS John H. Gibbs] Ledger mentions a Oscar, but his FS profile does not include a Jr. Other possible match: [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GWPD-MW5 John Darb Gibbs Sr.] John Darb Gibbs Sr. had a Jr. but not known if he (Sr.) was still alive in 1911. He (Sr.) had a grandson Oscar. |- | John Gibbs Jr. | | 117 | |- | L. B. Gibbs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LVCV-6KK Little Berry Gibbs] | 205 | brother of Alvin Gibbs |- | Marshall Gibbs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L5RS-D8B Marshall Gibbs] | 135 | brother of Arthur Gibbs |- | Oscar Gibbs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L8DJ-RSX Oscar Gibbs] | 101, 363 | cousin of Alvin Gibbs and son of John H. Gibbs |- | Robert Gibbs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G3Q1-ZK3 Robert Allen Gibbs] | 116, 134 | |- | Turner Gibbs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LTB4-BNV Turner Jackson Gibbs] | 94, 287, 354 | brother of Alvin Gibbs |- | Arthur Glover | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/27S1-H3Q James Arthur Glover] | 69, 259, 292 | brother of Mack Glover |- | Ester Glover | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LXS5-4B8 Esters Glover] | 63 | sister of Mack Glover |- | Grance Glover | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KHY2-JNZ Grance Fagan Glover] | 130, 262 | father of Mack Glover |- | Howard Glover | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LXS5-H48 Howard King Glover] | 76 | brother of Mack Glover |- | Lonza Glover | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KL2M-6VD William Alonzo 'Lonzie' Glover] | 138, 345 | brother of Mack Glover |- | Luther Glover | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LXS5-4P3 Luther Dowel Glover] | 95, 378 | brother of Mack Glover |- | Mack Glover | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LXS5-H9H Joe Mack Glover] | 38, 63 | |- | Forest Green | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KLK1-TR3 General Forrest Green] | 103, 277 | |- | Jesse Gwaltney | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9VPB-GTJ Jesse William Gwaltney] | 347 | |- | Marvin Harris | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L5RS-4VK Marvin Cleveland Harris] | 141 | son of J. W. Harris |- | Earnest Harris | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCC3-VYF Earnest H Harris] | 357 | acct. secured by [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K82W-GRM Sam Vanderpool] |- | J. W. Harris | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G91K-JCQ James Wootson Harris] | 80, 96, 120, 194, 255, 352 | uncle of Earnest Harris |- | Jim Harris | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCC3-VVT James Isaac Harris] | 139 | brother of Earnest Harris |- | Lee Harris | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCC3-FD1 Lee Roy Harris] | 163, 279 | uncle of Earnest Harris |- | Mack Harris | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/M4Q4-6XJ Mack Henry Harris] | 28, 68, 276 | son of J. W. Harris |- | Mrs. Sarah Harris | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GVWY-LV6 Sarah Fuquay] | 28 | stepmother of J. W. Harris and mother of Robert K. Fields |- | Robert Hensley | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L29C-NKS William Robert Hensley] | 346 | |- | James Hickman | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LR23-QRY James Malcom Hickman] | 357 | |- | A. B. Hubbard | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCX8-7NK Andrew "Andy" B. Hubbard] | 37 | |- | Arthur Hubbard | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GM28-ZXF Arthur Lee Hubbard] | 78, 176 | |- | Edgar Hubbard | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L5RW-R3L Edgar Hubbard] | 243, 353 | |- | Henry Hubbard | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KLKV-Y9M Henry Anderson Hubbard] | 307 | brother of Edgar Hubbard |- | John Hubbard | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LWNH-L6C John B. Hubbard] | 90 | brother of Arthur Hubbard |- | George Ingram | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L2KB-V78 George Washington Ingram] | 158 | brother of Robert Ingram |- | Robert L. Ingram | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L8B5-KQ6 Robert "Bob" Lee Ingram] | 42 | |- | Garry Lynch | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G9GM-P51 Garry Lynch] | 150 | |- | Horace Lynch | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/M4Q4-LJ6 Horace Brown Lynch] | 332 | nephew of Garry Lynch |- | Jim Lynch | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GM8J-314 James Frazier Lynch] | 274 | brother of Garry Lynch |- | John Lynch | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LRDC-RDM John Dallas Lynch] | 31 | brother of Horace Lynch |- | Huse Maynor | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GV44-TRW Huse Maynor] | 132 | |- | Tent(?) McKinney | | 192 | |- | Walter McKinney | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L11V-FFS Walter McKinney] | 148, 302, 389 | |- | Sam J. McKinnie | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L55Y-KSB Samuel Jordan McKinney] | 215 | |- | Mrs. Martha Meachim | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KK1Y-2PS Martha Lee Perkins] | 208 | |- | William Meachim | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCCH-7B5 William Marshall Meachum] | 60, 383 | |- | Andrew Minton | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCCJ-XBV Andrew Jackson Minton Jr.] | 219 | |- | Horace Minton | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K8QY-8LN Horace Jefferson Minton] | 343 | son of Andrew Minton |- | Mrs. Martha Minton | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCCJ-F3V Martha Armistead] | 283 | wife of Andrew Minton |- | Floyd Nichols | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L55G-3SM Floyd Allen Nichols] | 100, 199, 286, 270 | |- | James Nichols | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L1F2-FRH James E. Nichols] | 119, 225, 65 | brother of Floyd Nichols |- | Mrs. Jennie Nichols | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L1F2-6B4 Virginia "Jennie" B. Scruggs] | 139, 153, 202, 289, 381 | mother of Floyd Nichols |- | Bill Olivis | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/GZ3Z-ZX5 William Alvis] | 230, 339 | |- | Will M. Orange | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/LKRQ-XRL William Marion Orange] | 29, 107, 131, 132, 149, 154, 158, 160, 167, 180, 190, 201, 216, 227, 238, 252, 267, 280, 291, 304, 321, 333, 355, 374, 388 | son-in-law of J. H. Smith |- | Charles Perkins | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KJJ6-SK8 Charles Thomas Perkins] | 93, 240, 358 | |- | F. G. Perkins | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/M6QT-DKL Felix Grundy Perkins] | 25 | brother of Charles Perkins |- | Sam Perkins | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZRD-B9M Samuel "Sam" Virgil Perkins] | 35 | |- | W. R. Perkins | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KHKW-B7R William Robinson Perkins] | 83, 382 | brother of Charles Perkins |- | Bob Petty | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K89C-LMQ Robert Perry] | 356 | |- | George Petty Jr. | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MYS7-B71 George Petty Jr.] | 54 | |- | Mrs. George Petty Sr. | | 118 | |- | John Chick(?) Petty | | 122, 221, 319 | |- | Matt F. Petty | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZ2T-VQ3 Matthew Ford Petty] | 61 | |- | Axum Piper | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LTLD-429 Exum Allen Piper] | 270 | son of Henry Piper |- | Henry Piper | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KZ2F-DJ8 Henry Allen Piper] | 127, 329 | |- | Jim Presley | | 279 | Possible match: [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GQJS-9N8 James Presley Sr.] or [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GQ2D-Z27 James Presley Jr.] |- | Jessie Preston | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L2RK-SKC Jessie Cleveland Preston] | 113, 254, 362 | |- | Rufe Preston | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LXW8-8R1 Rufus King Preston] | 144 | father of Jessie Preston |- | Mrs. Sue Preston | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L8HR-SXC Susan E. Gibbs] | 297 | mother of Jessie Preston |- | Robert Ray | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L27Y-Z1X Robert "Bob" McMillian Ray] | 162 | |- | R. C. Richardson | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZN8-LJK Riley Cheeves Richardson] | 325 | |- | Fred Rittenberry | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K8FY-CS3 Fredrick A. Rittenberry] | 129, 198, 266, 360 | |- | Regie Rittenberry | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MR99-8Z8 Reggie Rittenberry] | 257 | son of Fred Rittenberry |- | W. W. Robberts | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KL2M-TZ1 William Walter Roberts] | 275 | |- | Charles Russell | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9NT2-88T Charles James Russell] | 134 | |- | Robert Russell | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9NT2-8DM Robert Taylor Russell] | 125 | brother of Charles Russell |- | Thomas Russell | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LKT4-PZX William Thomas Russell] | 153 | father of Charles Russell |- | Olie Sadler | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KLK6-L7Z Olie Saddler] | 239 | acct. secured by Jake Gibbs |- | Quince Sadler | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KLKR-7BZ John Quincy "Quince" Sadler] | 58 | |- | Mrs. Delia Scruggs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K2FZ-K2R Adelia "Delia" A. Avant] | 31, 106, 178, 261, 305 | mother of John Scruggs |- | John Scruggs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KN7Z-FGX John Fite Scruggs] | 175, 303 | |- | R. L. Scruggs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L4ST-6SV Robert L Scruggs] | 213 | father of John Scruggs |- | William A. Scruggs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KN78-7FL William Avant Scruggs] | 57, 281 | brother of John Scruggs |- | Landy Shoemake | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZQ5-BTD Landy Shoemake] | 342 | |- | C. W. Smith | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KLG8-7J3 Crockett W. Smith] | 87, 147, 161, 170, 183, 191, 203, 217, 226, 235, 245, 256, 268, 278, 293, 306, 318, 326, 337, 361, 373, 385 | brother of J. H. Smith |- | Clarence Smith | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GWTS-NP7 Clarence H. Smith] | 320 | son of Dick Smith |- | D. F. Smith | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KLG8-QRQ Daniel Franklin Smith] | 62, 99 | brother of J. H. Smith |- | Dick Smith | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GWTS-889 Richard "Dick" Smith] | 51, 282, 365 | |- | [[Smith-198536|J. H. Smith]] | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KLG8-S8C James Hargrove Smith Jr.] | 137, 155, 171, 185, 193, 206, 220, 228, 229, 271, 274, 281, 284, 299, 316, 328, 336, 359, 372, 386 | Co-owner of Smith Bros. |- | James Smith Jr. | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L8VQ-JY1 James Smith Jr.] | 209 | |- | Katie Smith | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GV4H-34Z Catherine "Katie" Moreland] | 272 | |- | R. R. Smith | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KLG8-QJ6 Robert Reed Smith] | N/A | brother of J. H. Smith |- | J. W. Smith & Son | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KLG8-9RB John William Smith] | 197 | brother of J. H. Smith |- | Bunk(?) Sullivan | | 369 | |- | Joe Sullivan | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9W5B-WX4 Joseph P. Sullivan] | 27 | |- | Elige Thompson | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZXR-SL1 Elijah "Lige" Thompson] | 47, 246, 390 | |- | Van Thompson | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MGZC-7DR Van Thompson] | 124, 253, 295, 384 | |- | Jim Tubbs | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GQ35-HQS James M. Tubb] | 80 | |- | B. H. Vaden | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GMRH-8J1 Benjamin Harvey Vaden] | 59, 82, 187, 241, 296, 368 | |- | B. J. Vaden | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GM26-NF3 Benjamin J. Vaden] | 66, 334 | brother of P. L. Vaden |- | Bill Vaden | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L1DJ-Y1T William Francis Vaden] | 98, 249, 331 | |- | Bobbie Vaden | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LBTT-7RD Robert "Bob" Gilman Vaden Jr.] | 109 | son of Robert Vaden |- | Edgar Vaden | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LC6L-422 William Edgar Vaden] | 40, 223 | |- | Mack Vaden | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCCV-8GM Mathew "Mack" Vaden] | 111, 330 | brother of P. L. Vaden |- | Morgan Vaden | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LK6X-9GD John Morgan Vaden] | 88, 224 | son of Robert Vaden |- | P. L. Vaden | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCCV-8D7 Paul L. Vaden] | 151 | father of Edgar Vaden |- | Robert Vaden | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MZMM-PGS Robert Gilman Vaden] | 86, 335 | |- | Winstead Vaden | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LBTT-D5J Joseph "Joe" Winston Vaden] | 375 | son of Robert Vaden |- | John Vand(?) | | 212 | Possible match: [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L1DJ-K7T John David Vaden]; brother of P. L. Vaden |- | Robert Vanderpool | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KLKD-FMM Robert Lee Vanderpool] | 84, 232, 376 | |- | Sam Vanderpool | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K82W-GRM Samuel E. Vanderpool] | 55, 265 | |- | James Wade | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LQ56-F7M James Wade] | 120 | |- | Rufe Wade | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LC6L-BVJ Rufus Wade] | 34 | |- | Hiram White | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L1BJ-S6F Hiram Harris White] | 181, 204 | |- | James Winfree | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KHLL-67J James William Winfree] | 380 | |- | Willie Winfree | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KL29-92L William "Willie" Rastus Winfree] | 262 | son of James Winfree; acct. secured by father |- | Axum Winfrey | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/MBQ5-279 Exum J. Winfree] | 264 | |- | John Winfrey | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G93L-MV5 John Francis Winfree] | 89, 184 | brother of James Winfree |- | Lem Winfrey | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K89G-FL3 Lemuel "Lem" Augustus Winfrey] | 354 | |- | Dave Woodson | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHQC-YJP David Benjamin Woodson] | 65 | |- | Mrs. Eva Young | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KHYX-L8Z Evelyn Jane Smith] | 294 | wife of L. J. Young |- | Mrs. Fannie Young | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KG9G-C81 Frances Elizabeth Armistead] | 143, 324 | mother of L. J. Young and stepmother of W. L. Young |- | George Young | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZGX-SQS George Davidson Young] | 322 | |- | Hillie Young | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L7N7-Y2V Hillie Haskell Young] | 92, 312 | |- | L. J. Young | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCC3-DKB Lewis Joshua Young] | 75, 290 | stepbrother of W. L. Young and son of Fannie Young |- | Lewis Young | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KLYX-2YR Lewis Hartwell Young] | 236 | nephew of W. L. Young |- | W. L. Young | [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KLJL-HBP William Lafayette Young] | 177, 311 | father of Hillie Young |- | School District No. 22 | | 53, 74, 210, 298 | |} {{Image|file=1911-1913_Stonewell_Tennessee_Store_Ledger.jpg |align=C |size=L |caption=Title }} {{Image|file=1911-1913_Stonewell_Tennessee_Store_Ledger-1.jpg |align=C |size=L |caption=First Page }} {{Image|file=1911-1913_Stonewell_Tennessee_Store_Ledger-2.jpg |align=C |size=L |caption=Index 1 }} {{Image|file=1911-1913_Stonewell_Tennessee_Store_Ledger-3.jpg |align=C |size=L |caption=Index 2 }} {{Image|file=1911-1913_Stonewell_Tennessee_Store_Ledger-4.jpg |align=C |size=L |caption=Index 3 }} {{Image|file=1911-1913_Stonewell_Tennessee_Store_Ledger-5.jpg |align=C |size=L |caption=Index 4 }} {{Image|file=1911-1913_Stonewell_Tennessee_Store_Ledger-6.jpg |align=C |size=L |caption=Index 5 }} {{Image|file=1911-1913_Stonewell_Tennessee_Store_Ledger-7.jpg |align=C |size=L |caption=Index 6 }} 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1918 Flu Pandemic

{{Image|file=1918_Flu_Pandemic.jpg |align=c |size=430 |caption=Influenza Victims ER Fort Riley, Kansas }} The 1918 flu pandemic (January 1918 – December 1920) was an unusually deadly influenza pandemic, the first of the two pandemics involving H1N1 influenza virus. It infected 500 million people across the world, including remote Pacific islands and the Arctic, and killed 50 to 100 million of them—three to five percent of the world's population—making it one of the deadliest natural disasters in human history. [https://www.archives.gov/exhibits/influenza-epidemic/ Influenza] {{Image|file=Worldwide_Disasters_Project_Images-100.jpg |align=c |size=350 |caption=Open air Barber shops, California. }} This pandemic has been described as "the greatest medical holocaust in history" and may have killed more people than the Black Death. It is said that this flu killed more people in 24 weeks than AIDS has killed in 24 years, more in a year than the Black Death killed in a century. No one knows exactly how many people died during the 1918-1919 influenza pandemic. During the 1920s, researchers estimated that 21.5 million people died as a result of the 1918-1919 pandemic. More recent estimates have estimated global mortality from the 1918-1919 pandemic at anywhere between 30 and 50 million. An estimated 675,000 Americans were among the dead. [http://www.flu.gov/pandemic/history/1918/ Flu.gov] ''History of the 1918 Flu Pandemic'' {{Image|file=Worldwide_Disasters_Project_Images-99.jpg |align=c |size=350 |caption= Massachusetts Policemen. }} '''Survivor Reports''' The Sardo Funeral home in DC had non-stop business. Looking back on the pandemic, Bill Sardo remembered “from the moment I got up in the morning to when I went to bed at night, I felt a constant sense of fear. We wore gauze masks. We were afraid to kiss each other, to eat with each other, to have contact of any kind. We had no family life, no church life, no community life. Fear tore people apart.” '''Medical Care''' Doctor's were overwhelmed with the number of patients and the strain of making rounds, especially in rural areas. School teachers were pressed into service as nurses. Medical students were pressed into service as doctors/ The Red Cross was dispatched far and wide to tend to the sick. {{Image|file=Worldwide_Disasters_Project_Images-30.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=Red Cross Nurses }} '''Reported Causes''' {{Image|file=Worldwide_Disasters_Project_Images-6.png |align=c |size=450 |caption=Flu, Sars, plague, many influenza's and diseases origins }}{{clear}} One man, claiming to be a professor in San Francisco, informed the Public Health Service that the cause of the pandemic was obvious: he insisted that recent movements of the planet Jupiter had caused the spread of the disease. Many Arizonans insisted that the disease was spread by dogs. In Phoenix, as police and city residents killed dogs in an attempt to prevent the spread of influenza. {{Image|file=Worldwide_Disasters_Project_Images-26.jpg |align=l |size=300 |caption=Reported Cures }} '''Reported Cures''' A Missourian nurse claimed a cure consisting of which consisted of water, salt, and coal oil. In Iowa, one newspaper report advocated an injection of a sterile solution of 1.54 grams of iodine in combination with creosote and gualacol. In Hastings, citizens relied on a range of different home remedies, including the wearing of garlic amulets. In other areas of the state, people turned to Tanlac, a "powerful reconstructive tonic." Vicks VapoRub, Vancoa, a medicated salve, and Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery". In some areas people believed you needed to be outside in the fresh air while in others, people sealed themselves up in their homes. Home remedies such as eating onions or hanging garlic around the neck were common. '''Preventative Measures''' In Chicago, John Dill Robertson ordered the police to "arrest thousands, if necessary, to stop sneezing in public!" Rather than stop public gatherings in Chicago, attendees were told to remove all their clothing, rub their bodies dry, and take a laxative upon arriving home. This approach failed to prevent the spread of the disease. '''Other Influenza in Derbyshire''' *[https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1088249/ 1918 Influenza in Derbyshire] === 102 years later === Reading letters from 1918 are becoming of more interest: * https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=1918+letters&docid=13890881594598&mid=6B28187C9283BF5E55F96B28187C9283BF5E55F9&view=detail&FORM=VIRE * https://time.com/5815231/1918-flu-letter/ * https://www.pilotonline.com/life/vp-nw-1918fluletter-coronavirus-05172020-20200516-yhy7y4hf2nberjl3lvs5gw4a4u-story.html * https://www.daileyint.com/mytimes/20ctry.htm * https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/what-we-can-learn-1918-influenza-diaries-180974614/ * https://www.al.com/coronavirus/2020/04/what-clergy-said-when-influenza-closed-churches-in-1918.html '''Sources:''' *https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1088249/ *[http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/12/1/pdfs/05-0979.pdf CDC] *[https://www.archives.gov/exhibits/influenza-epidemic/ Archives] *[https://virus.stanford.edu/uda/ Stanford University] *[https://philschatz.com/us-history-book/contents/m50147.html Influenza in WW I troops]

[[Category:Winnebago County, Illinois, 1918 Flu Pandemic]] ==1918 Spanish Flu in Rockford, Illinois== ===Camp Grant=== Camp Grant, built as a training center for World War I soldiers in 1917, was the epicenter for a deadly outbreak of influenza in Winnebago County, Illinois in October of 1918. The camp was built to house 40,000 people and at one point had a population of 57,000. In September 1918 there were 40,000 men at the camp. Fearing the men would suffer from cold, the new commander, [[Hagadorn-55|Col. Charles Hagadorn]], against the advice of Army medical officials and Army Health regulations ordered the men housed in tents to be moved into already over crowded barracks. On Oct. 1, 1918 there were 8 cases of influenza recorded at Camp Grant. On Oct 2 there were 50 cases and 800 cases on Oct 3. By the next week there were over 10,000 cases. Soldiers were dying at a rate of 75 to 100 a day. Pumilia, Janine. [http://oldnorthwestterritory.northwestquarterly.com/2018/12/it-was-only-the-flu/ it was only the flu]. Northwest Quarterly, Winter, 2018. {{Image|file=1919_Flu_Pandemic_in_Rockford.jpg }} The 400 nurses were not enough to care for the sick men. Segregated housing was built to bring in Black nurses (who up to now had been denied positions at the camp) to care for Black soldiers. Civilian volunteers like Rockford High School teachers [[Kjellgren-48|Blenda Kjellgren]] and her sister [[Kjellgren-46|Anna]] came to help after the schools were closed. Both sisters contracted the disease and died within a day of one another. {{Image|file=1919_Flu_Pandemic_in_Rockford-1.jpg |caption=Colonel Charles Hagadorn }} Col. Hagadorn was so distraught over his inability to stop the deaths, he shot himself in the head on Oct. 7. ===Rockford=== The outbreak soon spread to the nearby city of Rockford. By the end of the first week there were 2000 cases reported, with likely much more unreported cases. [[Rew-110|Mayor Robert Rew]], suffering from the flu himself ordered schools, churches, dance halls and theaters closed and no public gatherings were allowed. But still the virus spread. On Oct. 10 , 218 people died of influenza in Winnebago County, the highest number who died in one day. Twenty-seven undertakers were transported in from Chicago, Aurora and other places to try to keep pace with the number of bodies waiting to be embalmed. By the end of October the outbreak had subsided, coming to an end about as quickly as it began. In a span of five weeks, Influenza had killed 1400 at Camp Grant, 323 civilians in Rockford and about 100 in the rest of Winnebago County. ==Sources== See also: *Kolkey, Jeff. [https://www.rrstar.com/news/20181020/world-war-i-horror-revealed-in-100-year-old-letters-from-camp-grant-in-rockford World War I horror revealed in 100-year-old letters from Camp Grant in Rockford]. Rockford Register Star, Oct 20, 2018 *[https://history.rockfordpubliclibrary.org/localhistory/?p=33742 Camp Grant and the 1918 Flue Pandemic] *[https://www.rrstar.com/photogallery/IR/20181021/NEWS/101909999/PH/1 Rockford Morning Star Flu Pandemic Articles]

[[Category:Disasters Space Pages that need improvement]] [[Category:Texas, Disasters]] [[Category:Galveston County, Texas]] [[Category:Texas Explosions]] *[[Project:Texas|'''{{Blue|Texas Project}}''']] {{Worldwide Disaster|sub=Explosions}} ={{Red|1947 Texas City Disaster}}= {{Image|file=Photos-723.jpg |align=c |size=520 |caption= }} ---- *[[Space:Galveston_County%2C_Texas |Galveston County, Texas]] {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=anchor from Grandcamp }} '''{{Orange|April 16 was not a good day.}}''' '''{{Red|The French ship, a cargo ship, Grandcamp}}''' was being loaded with ammonium nitrate. Early in the morning April 16, 1947 a worker on the French ship, SS Grandcamp noticed some bags of ammonium nitrate on fire. He notified the Captain who did not want them to use water on the fire, as it would ruin his load of merchandise. They closed the hold, opened the valve to release steam. The fire grew larger. The captain ordered the crew to abandon ship and called for help. The cause of this was not certain. It might have been a cigarette, or other cause that started a small fire, that smoldered, then broke out.http://archive.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2009/04/dayintech_0416 Texas City, Texas had a small fire department. Firemen sprayed the ship. '''School children''' and a crowd gathered to watch. =={{Red|the Grandcamp BLEW UP!!}}== {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster-5.jpg |align=l |size=250 |caption=SS Grandcamp in port }}{{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster.png |align=r |size=250 |caption=Grandcamp exploding and fire }}{{clear}} *'''Debris blew upward 3 miles'''. *Citizens in Galveston, Houston and further away heard the blast. *The blast set off a chain of fires as well as a 15-foot (4.5-metre) tidal wave.https://www.britannica.com/event/Texas-City-explosion-of-1947 *Two airplanes that were circling were blown apart by shrapnal. The blast was heard 160 miles away. It shattered all the windows in Texas City and half of windows in Galveston, 10 miles away. *A piece of the ship's propeller landed 2 1/2 miles away. Another piece of the propeller blew 5 miles away.. Mulltiple blasts and fires followed *The crew and captain were killed, The dock was completely gone. *20 waterfront blocks, ( 12 ) miles inland were flattened. *Then flaming debris ignited the oil, gas and chemical tanks at the sprawling '''Monsanto''' complex and three nearby oil companies. *People were killed either blown up by the blast, burned alive, decapitated by metal, or crushed by falling buildings. Thousands were injured. *Many fire departments came from nearby cities, the Red Cross set up a national response. Temporary hospitals and also morgues for the dead. *The fires burned on from the oil, gas, and chemicals. {{Blue|The Disaster had not stopped.}} Identification of dead was hindered by the removal of clothing. [[Jester-173|Jester-173]] 16:30, 31 August 2016 (EDT) The missing and unidentifed include nineteen members of the Volunteer Fire Department, thirty-one members of the crew of the Grandcamp, and several school children who had been on the pier watching the fire, longshoremen; employees of Monsanto, Republic, and the Texas City Terminal; sightseers; and others whose fate it was to be in the plant or on the dock that day and Victor Wehmeyer, the funeral director; H.J. Mikeska, President and General Manager of the Texas City Terminal Railway. [[Jester-173|Jester-173]] 16:30, 31 August 2016 (EDT) ---- '''April 17, '''The next day, '''{{Green|Highflyer}}''' which was anchored in the bay near the ''Grandcamp'', caught fire . This ''' {{Green|Highflyer}}''' cargo ship caught fire due to its proximity to Grandechamp. Its cargo was 2,000 tons {{yellow|sulphur }} and 1,000 tons of ammonium nitrate fertilizer in hold #3. (Ammonium nitrate is more volatile when combined with sulfur.) When the Highflyer fire seemed out of control, tug boats began to pull it out of the harbor. :However the first explosion of the SS Grandcamp had pushed the Highflyer into ship #3, (the '''Wilson B. Keene ''' which had been loading sacked flour. This blocked the exit for the other ships. ==={{Green|Highflyer blew up!!}}=== {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster-7.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=Highflyer Cargo Ship, Texas City }} ==={{Orange|Wilson B Keene demolished in the blast !!}}=== {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster-2.jpg |align=c |size=350 |caption=Wilson B Keene }} ===={{Blue|Policemen from Other Police Departments Requested}}==== The Police were sent from San Antonio, Texas were sent to . memories of Sgt. Max Garcia, Jr., father-in law of [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]] ==={{Red|405 identified dead}}=== {{Image|file=Galveston_County_Texas-2.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=Wall of Names }} '''Statistics''': ====Firefighters==== The 27 firefighters killed that day were: *Henry Baumgartner Fire Chief Henry Baumgartner *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Assistant Fire Chief Joseph Braddy *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Captain William Johnson *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Captain Sebastian Nunez *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Lieutenant William Pentycuff *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Llyod Cain *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Zolan Davis *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Roy Durio *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Archie Emsoff *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Virgil Fereday *Texas City Volunteer Fire Departmen Henry Findeisen Private *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Edward Henricksen *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private William Hughes *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Frank Jolly *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private William Kaiser *Texas City Volunteer Fire Departmen Private Jacob Meadows *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Harvey Menge *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Maurice Neely *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private William O’Sullivan *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Marcel Pentycuff *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Jimmy Reddicks *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Robert Smith *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Joel Stafford *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Lieutenant Marshall Stafford *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Clarence Vestal *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Marion Westmoreland *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Clarence Wood ===={{Red|63 Unidentified dead}}==== ===={{Green|100 - 200 missing}}==== ===={{Blue|3,500 Injured}}==== *'''More deaths, and buildings were flattened and chaos'''. {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster-1.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=Texas City damage }} ===={{Green|4000 casualtlies/ 16,000 total citizens in Texas City}}==== The Grandecamp held 7,700 tons of ammonium nitrate. About the equivalent of 2.7 kilotons of energy was released. 581 people died, and more than 5,000 were injured.

Deaths: 581, 5000 injured

It was only on day #3, April 18 before the fires were under control.

Deaths: 581, 5000 injured, 3 ships, 2 airplanes, homes, $600 million destroyed,1947

*Hundreds of anxious relatives were forced to wait near the Texas City auditorium to learn news of their loved ones. {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster-4.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=Fires in the storage tanks }} {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster-3.jpg |align=l |size=180 |caption=News article. }}{{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster-2.jpg |align=r |size=180 |caption= Wm B Keene. }}{{Image|file=Galveston_County_Texas-4.jpg |align=c |size=170 |caption=Funeral for Firemen. }}{{clear}} {{Image|file=Worldwide_Disasters_Project_Images-4.jpg |align=r |size=200 |caption=Memorial to firemen.}}{{clear}} {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=Grandechamp ship anchor. }} {{Image|file=Galveston_County_Texas-2.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=wall of names. }}{{clear}} {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster-4.jpg |align=c |size=500|caption=Texas City Harbor }} Firemen on duty were killed. Many people killed were not identified. A special cemetery is for those who could not be identified. http://www.local1259iaff.org/disaster.html ''Of note'': ''' Sam Maceo''', one of the two brothers who ran organized crime in Galveston, organized a large-scale benefit on the island featuring some of the most famous entertainers of the time including '''Phil Harris, Frank Sinatra, and Ann Sheridan''' to help raise funds for Texas City..https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_City_disaster#Firefighting_casualties '''Utube''': *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TworcINhDhQ Texas City 1947 Utube1] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8_KaWg5bI8 Texas City Utube 2]

'''Memories''' I lived in Texas City, LaMarque, and Galveston in the late 1960s and early 70s. One house my father and I lived in was a duplex that had been built for housing for victims who had lost their homes. I have been out to the shipping channel to see exactly where this had taken place. Even in the 70s, its still on everyone's mind, although the landscape barely shows evidence today. Anchor Park was added after I left the area, and dedicated on the 50th anniversary of the Disaster http://www.local1259iaff.org/disaster.html The anchor sat in front of the Holiday Inn. The Grandcamp anchor weighed 3200 lbs and was thrown 8575 ft and buried itself 10 feet into the ground. [[Jester-173|Lynette Jester]] 15:12, 31 August 2016 (EDT) *[http://www.texasmonthly.com/the-daily-post/remembering-texas-city-explosion/ Remembering the Texas City Explosion]

'''Sources:''' *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_City_disaster#Firefighting_casualties *http://archive.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2009/04/dayintech_0416 *[https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/lyt01 *http://blog.chron.com//bayoucityhistory/2010/04/newly-discovered-photos-show-extent-of-destruction-at-texas-city/ *http://gizmodo.com/5976153/25-of-the-deadliest-explosions-man-ever-made *http://www.local1259iaff.org/report.htm *[http://www.texasmonthly.com/the-daily-post/remembering-texas-city-explosion/ Remembering the Texas City Explosion

'''Acknowledgement:''' A special thanks goes to [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]] for her dedication to Texas and Worldwide Disasters for the creation of this page. [[Jester-173|Lynette Jester]] 15:12, 31 August 2016 (EDT)

[[category:Lancaster, New York, Bibliography]] [[category:Lancaster, New York, History]] https://ia802809.us.archive.org/6/items/1949centennialhistorylancasterny/1949%20Centennial%20History%20Lancaster%20NY.pdf {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY.jpg|size=650}} ===Centennial of Incorporation=== 1849-1949 Village of Lancaster, N. Y. JULY 17 - 23. 1949 Published By LANCASTER CENTENNIAL PLANNING COMMITTEE * [[Delzer-6|Warren Delzer]], General Chairman * [[Winter-3110|Walter M. Winter]], Co-Chairman * [[Deutschlander-9|Elmer Deutschlander]], Treasurer * [[Oestreich-28|Fred Oestreich]], Program Editor * [[Geyer-384|Joseph Geyer]], Financial Sec'y * [[Becker-6731|Christ D. Becker]], Corresponding Sec'y * [[Bardo-66|Angela Schultz]], Recording Sec'y * James J. McGurk, Historical Editor THE LANCASTER STORY '''Incorporation''' On an evening in the early part of March, 1849, a group of earnest citizens gathered in the home of William Curtis to discuss a community topic of outstanding interest. The men debated long and excitedly for they sensed the tremendous significance of the subject under discussion; and the decision they made at that momentous meeting was recorded for posterity several days later when [[Bruce-3282|William W. Bruce]] wrote the following notice on the index page of what was to become the first Village of Lancaster minute book: “ELECTION NOTICE — Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an order made by the court of sessions for Erie County on the tenth day of March, 1849, and filed with the clerk of said county, an election by the electors residing in the following described territory — situate in the Town of Lancaster, County of Erie and State of New York and described as follows to wit: “Commencing on the last line of lot No. 8 in the tenth section on the north bounds of the Attica and Buffalo Railroad thence east on said road 503 feet and south 102 chains to the east line of lot No. 9 in the seventh section — thence south two degrees west 48 chains—thence west parallel with the first mentioned boundary 102 chains — thence north two degrees east 48 chains to the place of beginning— “Will be held at the house of William Curtis in said territory on the fourth day of April, 1849, for the purpose of determining whether said territory shall be incorporated as a village by the name of ‘The Village of Lancaster’, “The poll of which election will be opened at 10 o'clock A. M. and closed at 4 o’clock P.M. (Signed) * “[[Bissell-373|ELIAS BISSELL]] * “BRADLEY MOORE * “[[Jerge-5|JACOB JERGE]] “Inspectors of the Election. “Dated this thirteenth day of March, 1849." The home of William Curtis was. again the scene of feverish activity on April 4, During the specified hours, 89 upstanding residents made their appearance and solemnly went through the laborious procedure of voting. When the official tally was taken that evening, it was learned that Lancaster had voted in favor of incorporation by a count of 61 to 28. It was further noted in the first minutes that since there was no newspaper published in the Township of Lancaster, Mr. Bruce complied with the law of “publishing the articles of incorporation” by writing them out on vellum and posting them in front of every hostelry, inn, tavern, store and smithy in the village limits. Of interest is the first village ordinance or “resolution,” as it was called. This resolve of the village fathers, taking precedence over all other important community business, was as follows: “It shall not be lawful for cattle, horses, sheep, swine or geese to run at large within the bounds of the village of Lancaster, under the penalty of 50 cents for each animal so found wandering around in said village,” The first general election was held in an atmosphere truly characteristic of a by-gone era. Torch-light parades were held nightly for the various candidates and feeling ran high, Ira Slaper polled the highest number of votes—47—while [[Parker-17136|John Parker]], [[Mclean-2733|John McLean]] and [[Osgood-583|David Osgood]] received 45 each. [[Kurtz-509|Charles Kurtz]], who got 44 votes, was the fifth successful candidate in the initial election. [[Safford-348|John M. Safford]] became the first village tax collector, and [[Bingham-1304|Henry L. Bingham]] the first official village clerk, [[Grimes-1630|William H. Grimes]] became treasurer, and [[Luce-690|Truman Luce]] the first village police chief or “round master” as that official was then called. The first village “scandal” cropped up in 1856. At the meeting of July 28, the trustees resolved to start action against Aaron Hitchcock, a former collector, “for money remaining in his hands and belonging to said village.” No less than six different sets of by-laws were recorded in the first minute book and none of them revealed any material additions to the set originally adopted at the 1848 session. Thus was the general picture a century ago, and thus did our hardy and venerable fore-fathers lay the solid groundwork for the Lancaster Centennial. The Township The story of the township began 46 years earlier—in 1803—when James and Asa Woodward hewed the nucleus of a tiny community out of the lush woodland territory at what is now Bowmansville. Soon after them came William Blackmon, Alanson Eggleston, David Hamlin, Joel Parmelee, Warren Hull, Peter Pratt, Benjamin Clark, Edward Kearney, Elisha Cox, Zophar Beach, Elias Bissell and Pardon Peckham. In 1808, the main road—a narrow lane—was laid between Buffalo and Lancaster. The same year, the first saw-mill in the town was built by Daniel Robinson. In 1810, he sold it to Benjamin Bowman and the transition in nomenclature from “Bowman’s Mill” to “Bowmansville”, as applied to the mill area, becomes apparent from that point. The first school house was built in 1810. Made of logs, it was erected on the north side of the road on what was later the Leonard Blackmon’ farm. Miss Freelove Johnson, later Mrs. Amos Robinson, was the first teacher. At about this time, the population of the little community was increased by the coming of the Johnsons, the Carpenters, the Fields, the Paines, the Hibbards and others who contributed richly to the Lancaster tradition. The Rev. John Spencer, a clergyman sent out by the Connecticut Missionary Society in 1811, was among the first gospel ministers to appear in the new settlement, and he held services in private homes and in the school building. Finally, on February 7, 1813, the Rev. J. A. Mills, a young pastor from Niagara Falls, organized the first Christian parish under the name of Cayuga Creek Presbyterian Church. Its original congregation numbered 13. Construction work on the church building began in 1827, and the congregation grew and flourished until Waith Hall was added at the rear, in memory of Dr. William Waith, who held the pastorate from 1851 until 1911. The addition was built in 1922 as a Sunday school building and study. Today, the old Presbyterian Church still serves the community actively and is one of its proudest landmarks. History attributes the great number of beautiful old shade trees, which constitute such a marked feature of our present lovely village,to the painstaking care and artistic nature of one Joseph Carpenter. Mr. Carpenter earned his livelihood as owner and operator of the first local tavern, which he erected in 1811 at a spot not far from the present site of the Municipal Building. He is described as “a noble-hearted man who did more than any other to build up and improve the place”. Tree planting was a major objective on his schedule for beautifying the village, and he labored long and diligently on his self-appointed chore. But his was a labor of love; and today the beautiful sentinels of nature continue to stand as memorials to the man who married them to the earth of his beloved village, even though that village has long since forgotten his name. Many young men of the settlement answered the call to arms in the War of 1812, among them being listed the names of Field, Potter, Bird, Sheldon, Ackley, Derrick, Hull, Harmon, Brown, Hibbard, Johnson, Blackmon, Peckham, Standard and Thayer. One, Moses Tanner, made the supreme sacrifice. When Buffalo was taken and burned he was found, tomahawked, on Seneca Street. When the locale of the war shifted, taking with it all its attendant privation and terror, the elements moved in to contribute a cruel bit to the already innumerable hardships of the settlers. Local records tell us that the year 1816 was the coldest ever known here. “There was frost every month of the twelve, foliage did not appear on the trees until after the first of June. The next year wheat was worth $2 per bushel, and corn $1.50 and so, great distress was experienced." The settlement had been known as “Cayuga Creek” and in 1823 a post office, under that name, was established near the present site of DeVille’s Lumber Yard. Cayuga Creek was one of the number of townships into which the old Township of Clarence had been divided. However, in March, 1833, the community shed that identity and was formally recognized as the Township of Lancaster, which name was taken from an English duchy, as was the name of the parent community, Clarence. An influx of foreigners began to swell the population. The Germans came first, and in the greatest numbers, to plant their sturdy and valuable roots in the rich terrain of the settlement. Such families as the Adolfs Leiningers, Kurtzes, Nuwers, Walters and Youngs were among the first to arrive. Finally, in 1849, the year also made memorable by village incorporation, the Hollanders began to move in, lending a notable impetus to the growih and development of the community. The incoming Dutch were a wealthy and enterprising group, most of whom were from Friesland, Holland, and they bought up considerable land on which they immediately prepared to build their homes and settle permanently. The stimulation lent by these property purchases is made apparent by the fact that the price went up at once from $30 to $50 an acre. Among the pioneering Dutch in Lancaster were the Dykstras, Zuidemas, Idsardis, Beukmans, Van Peymas and Koopmans. By 1850, the town was about equally divided between Americans and foreign-born citizens, with the Germans predominating. With the community now increasing its population in leaps and bounds, and with marked civic and individual progress becoming apparent at every turn, it was only natural that consideration be given to laying the foundation for Lancaster's financial and economic structure. That was taken care of in 1851 by Geo. Bruce, who organized the Merchants Bank, which was the community's first. It was a bank of issue as well as of discount and deposit, and its office for a dozen years was in a building where the real estate office of John L. Staeber now stands. In 1851, there were 14 brick buildings in Lancaster; not a pound of coal was being burned for domestic purposes; the only piano in town belonged to Judge Theodotus Burwell; members of the Roman Catholic Church which had the largest congregation of any of the local churches, saw their church tower nearing completion; the New York Central was the only railroad that ran through Lancaster and came through on the line of the present Erie tracks; practically the only other major artery of travel to Buffalo was over the Cayuga Creek Plank Road, better known as Broadway; the Lancaster Glass Works, the chief manufacturing interest by which the town has been distinguished for years, was in its second successful year of operation; and the Rev. William Waith that summer assumed the pastorate of the Presbyterian Church, an office he was destined to hold for the next 60 years. '''The Grapes of Wrath''' On April 12, 1861, a cannon at Fort Sumter, South Carolina, boomed the shot that was heard around the world* In quiet, far-away Lancaster, New York, it was heard almost immediately; and, with characteristic promptness, the patriotic young men of the community rolled up their sleeves and headed for the fray, Nearly all of the soldiers of the Civil War were volunteers, but some cities and towns that did not furnish a sufficient quota had to resort to the draft or the bounty, the lattef system by which substantial sums were offered to induce men to enlist. About 125 Lancaster men went to Civil War battlefields. According to a list compiled in 1928 by Jacob Gottschalk, himself a veteran of the Union Army, they were as follows: Nickolas Sahm, James Winspear, George Knorr, Nickolas Stahl, John Fedder, John DeViHe, John Brauer, Andrew Rupprecht, James S, Little, Michael Bund, Adam Grill, Joseph Drudge, John Kientz, James Atwood, Adam Goetp, William H. Kientz, Jacob Bergtold, Gregory Frey, Ambrose Frey, Peter Hartman, Henry Haushalter, William Hutchinson, Christian Liebfritz, John Marzolf, Andrew D. Neff, John V, Richardson, George Snyder, John Vol, John Condy, Ira D. Rowley, Sullivan F. McArthur, Oscar P. Gray, John A. Greene, Levi J. Seamans, Jacob F. Greene, Celon Lewis, Horace C. Bowman, John A. Mills, Byron Cunningham, Almond Cunningham, Joseph Swing, Nickolas F. Niederlander, Oren E. Tanner, Conrad E. Kiefer, George W. Greene, John Rickert, Cornelius T. Eggleston, Jacob Zurbrick, Joseph Hoenig, Fred Heineman, John Diebolt, John Wicker, James Smith, Charles Weber, Andrew Wendel, Joseph Hastrich, Henry Schiefer, Bradley Smith, Christopher G. Funke, Fred Person, John Jasper, Fred Duttweiler, John Bishop, Martin Bishop, Mathias Hour, Linus R. Wood, Adam Gerringer, Jacob Staub, Jr., Meinrad Schwartz, Louis Halter, Henry Loesch, George Winspear Michael Weil, George Sauer, John H. Ziegler, Michael Ansteth, Philip Bcllier, Henry Johnson, Frederick Schneller, Jean G. Engler, Fred Cook, Charles Cook, John Walter, Fred Walter, Frank Zine, Jacob Scheifle, John Pete, Christisn Jacobson, David Goebel, John Landers, John Floyd Bingham, A. W. Adams, Joseph Miller, F. W. Clapp, James Roach, Jacob Matter, Jacob Erb, J. Bundschne, John Osterly, Joseph Armbrust, Alexander Hattler, Christian Rheinhardt, John Binkel, Fred Schueller, John Ittel, Andred Hager, John N. Waite, John Harrison Mills. As everywhere in the Union, the outbreak of the war precipitated furious discussion in Lancaster. Feeling was intense, tempers short, and prejudices strong. Southern sympathizers and their opponents, the Anti-slavery faction, divided sharply and formed their own discussion camps. Locally, the Southern partisans were headed by George Bruce, the banker, who with his son held forth at the Merchants Bank building; while the opposition group of equally rabid Republicans was led by Thurston Carpenter, crippled merchant, who presided from his wheel chair at his store. No serious trouble developed between the two hostile camps, but bitter verbal battles were frequent and a dynamite-keg atmosphere prevailed. It was impossible to be neutral, and the men of the community rallied either to one side or the other just as deliberately as though a barbed-wire fence had been erected down the center of the street, forcing them to choose a definite course. Town Line, more violently partisan, actually voted to secede from the Union. Technically, the little hamlet remained out of the Union until 1946, when, in a widely publicized. serio-comic election, it voted to come back in the fold. The draft continued after Lee's surrender and Lancaster's first regimented call to aims did not come until April 11, 1865, It was conducted at the home of General Seroggs, district provost marshal, on Washington Street, Buffalo, A committee from Lancaster, headed by Henry Atwood, was present to supervise the drawing. The quota was 30, and 60 names were drawn to provide for exemptions, with the names then being announced from a window by Atwood. The announcements were received good-naturedly, for the drafted men had little to worry about at this late date. The Union Army had ended the borrows of Andersonville and similar Southern prison camps synonymous with disease and starvation, and Lee's capitulation had practically eliminated even the possibility of any more shooting. Actually, practically the entire nation eight days before Lancaster’s first draft had heralded the fall of Richmond as the literal end of the war. The reaction here was recorded as follows: "On the third of April, 1865, Richmond, the capital of the Confederacy fell, and word was conveyed to this village by telegraph. In our village the little cannon roared, the flag was raised; the bells were rung, and in the evening, a long procession of boys paraded the streets with a torch, a banner, and a variety of jingling things. Houses were illuminated and there was a perfect intoxication of joy.” It was over. The Union was preserved. '''The Uncertain Years''' 'While the South underwent the nightmare of “Reconstruction”, the North went through its period of readjustment from war to peace in a much milder form. In Lancaster, 1,000 miles removed from the concentrated fighting area, the transition was, physically and temperamentally, passive and unemotional. The Civil War battlefronts returned our lighting men who headed for their pre-military chores as though nothing had interrupted their customarily-calm routine. Aside from an occasional spirited declaration of party principle, or a fiery harangue on the North-South situation in general, no outstanding post-war incident occurred to ruffle the overfall community serenity; and the Great Rebellion slipped into the years to add another chapter in our nation's history. The 1866 census placed the population of village at 1518 and the town at 4112. That year,the Episcopal Church began to conduct regular services in the old Academy Building; and, in about the same year, the manufacture of church organs wa& begun in Lancaster. The business eventually failed and the building which housed the enterprise, situated near the Erie Station, was converted into a malt house. The village board, at a meeting in March, 1867, voted in favor of street lamps, which were duly installed, They were oil-burning lights, subsequenty replaced by the gas-burning type, which in turn, served until 1897 when the first electric carbon street lamps made their appearance. In 1868, the Lancaster Rural Cemetery, as such, came into existence with a charter and a full set of rules. For years, it had been the burial place of the community's historic dead, but had fallen into deplorable condition. With an interested, far-seeing group spoilsoring its rehabilitation it became—and remains—the interment site of some of Lancaster's most notable citizens, with their permanent resting places clearly marked for posterity. The spot where the School Street School now stands was the subject of much interest on June 2, 1873. On that date, a group of civic minded men and women assembled to watch the ground-breaking for the new public school house, on a lot donated to the community for that purpose by Ebenezer Briggs. That the area was ample in size for the needs of the settlement is apparent from the following description: “It contained a half mile track, baseball diamond and was used generally for outdoor recreation of every description* Here circuses of the day pitched their tents and it is related the elephants were watered in Plumbottom Creek" In 1874, Lancaster’s first fire department, the Rescue Hook and Ladder Company, was born. It is related that this company, which received very little support from the village itself, held its organization meeting In the office of Squire John G, Dykstra in the Leifer Building on West Main Street. The date was July 20, and the original officers were: Jacob Gottschalk, president; George Huber, vice president; John Leininger, treasurer; Charles Bishop, secretary; J. Losson, foreman; Gottleib Scheifflee, assistant foreman. The company's first fire-fighting apparatus consisted of a wagon equipped with wooden ladders and pails, with reserve pails being stored under the sidewalk in front of Mr. Jacob Jerge's place of business where the Sugar Bowl, on West Main Street, now stands, The alarm in those days was spread by yelling “Fire!", upon which village residents took up the cry and shouted it up and down the streets. This system prevailed until Judge Grimes loaned the struggling fire company $100 to purchase a bell which was installed on the lire house. This structure was a shed situated next to the residence of Charles Below on West Main Street, later the site of the Balthasar Block. A resume of the Lancaster business structure in 1377, published in Smith's History of Buffalo and Erie County, presented the following picture: “There are now in the Village of Lancaster two flouring mills, one carriage factory, the Lancaster glass works, one iron furnace, three breweries, two planing mills, one tannery, one malt house, one bedstead shop, two cabinet shops, three tin shops, two meat markets, one drug store, four general stores, three grocery stores, two tailor shops, one harness shop, three hotels, four blacksmith shops, one basket shop and numerous saloons/* Commenting on the latter type of business enterprise, a local historian of that era wrote sardonically that there were “more places for the sale of beer than seem absolutely necessary for the corporation”. History does not record that anyone gave him an argument on the subject. Actually, as far as community progress went during that decade and the one preceding it, Lancaster was in the doldrums. For some inexplicable reason, the little settlement which had begun so nobly and determinedly, and which had seemed destined to take its place with top-ranking communities of the area, had become a civic step-child, delinquent and unprogressive. Its obvious lassitude precluded any possibility of development of its existing assets, let alone the manifestation of vigorous initiative in the launching of new enterprises. Business was moribund. Old, established houses struggled listlessly along; while new ones sprang up only, for the most part, to go into a steady decline and ultimately perish. Roads were in abominable condition; most local buildings were antiquated and unsightly, and rarely was a new one of any consequence begun. Only one iron bridge—the one over Cayuga Creek on Aurora Street-had replaced the flimsy, insecure wooden spans which were menaced by any remote semblance of a flood. Civic pride was at an all-time low. '''Moving Forward''' As unaccountably as Lancaster had slipped into its lethargy a decade or two previously, sometime during the ’80’s the community did an about-face and once more began to reflect some of its early promise with various indications of advancement. The tempo of mill operations seemed to increase, and business in general picked up. Roads were improved and construction work on new buildings got under way. Another artery of transportation, with its attendant economic stimulation, was opened to the village when the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad tracks were cut through. The first train arrived in Lancaster on May 14, 1883. Among other signs of the industrial uplift was the conversion of the large stone building of Koopman’s old tannery on Central Avenue, which had long stood vacant, to the soap factory of Hoffeld and Company, It immediately proved to be an active and flourishing enterprise, and the building was soon enlarged and improved. The abandoned buildings of the Bush and Howard tannery were also converted to use. Unfortunately, this thriving industry was almost totally destroyed by fire on the night of September 3, 1887 and never resumed operations; but, in its brief existence, it contributed materially to the progress of the community by setting the local industrial pace. A combination bell tower and jail was erected by the village in 1887, The bell occupied the upper portion of the wooden structure, and the detention room a corner of the lower portion. The village system of jurisprudence was, until 1896, entirely in the hands of the justices of the peace. Among some of the prominent Lancaster men who served conscientiously and efficiently as magistrates were McNeal, Grimes, Kurtz, Dykstra, James Smith, Huber and Gottschalk. '''Snow , Fire and Water''' Storms, floods and fires bedevilled Lancaster in the last few decades of the century, and were sufficiently noteworthy to merit recording by local historians. In 1882, the year after President Garfield died at the hands of an assassin, one of the worst droughts in history withered the area. The extremely hot weather lasted without a break throughout August and September, and during the latter month Cayuga Creek, in the village proper, dried up completely, leaving the cracked, parched creek bed exposed to the relentless rays of the sun. On Christmas Day, 1878, a snowstorm of epic proportions descended. The drifts In the main streets reached upper-story windows, and no mail was received for three or four days. It necessitated six engines to pull the first Erie train from Buffalo into Lancaster; while at the New York Central, a train, with 175 passengers, was stalled in the drifts for nearly three days. Another snowstorm, piling up mountainous drifts fell on Sunday, October 17, 1880. Barns were crushed, as were storage sheds at the glass works, and six trains were marooned near the Erie Station. In 1884, it was a flood that plagued the community. The Cayuga, swelled by heavy rains, overran its banks and inundated the surrounding area. It might be noted at this point that the community experienced unusually freakish weather some years earlier. On New Year’s Day, 1878, It was so warm that doors and windows had to be kept open. This unseasonable heat wave lasted for nearly a week, and dust clouds were visible in the streets. On the other extreme, sometime during the ’50's, in the month of April, there was such a heavy snowfall that it is recorded that Dr. Samuel Potter was completely stranded in a big drift on the village’s main road. Flames made the headlines in the '90’s. On April 4, 1894, fire broke out in the barn of Mrs. E. Mosack, at the rear of her butcher shop on Central Avenue, With a high gale fanning the flames, the fire quickly spread to the butcher shop, a large frame building, which was completely enveloped before the fire department could begin to combat it. In less than 10 minutes, after the fire started, it spread to the Raynor Exchange, a large brick building across the driveway from Mrs. Mosack’s. It was quickly consumed by the now uncontrollable flames, and next to go was a shoe store, a two-story frame building owned by Frank Schaefer. A two-story brick building owned by Mrs. Gertrude Scheffler, and occupied by Louis Brass for use as a grocery store, was next demolished, together with a barn in the rear of the building. The flames were eventually halted at the heavy brick wail of Jacob Stephan's store on West Main Street. But the conflagration was not over. South on Central Avenue, the fire had spread to the large, three-story brick building owned by Matthias Schwartz, consuming the structure within a short time. Martin Uebelhoer's one-story building, used as a blacksmith shop, and Jacob Kaiser’s saloon, housed in a two-story brick building, were next demolished. The capricious wind shifted and the flames leaped to the east side of Central Avenue, consuming three buildings—owned by Judge Grimes, J. P. Sommers and Anton Bussman in short order. Dr. Samuel Potter's house and barn were the last to go up in the blaze, for it was at this point that the Lancaster firemen, assisted by members of the Buffalo department who had been called upon for help, finally stopped Lancaster's most disastrous fire. The estimate on the aggregate damage to buildings and personal property exceeded $100,000, A portion of the Central Avenue business district was again destroyed by fire on Wednesday, October 21 , 1896. The fire broke out in the building formerly occupied by Hoffeld and Company as a soap factory (mentioned earlier), completely destroying it, J. N. Maute’s building, used as a hardware store, Henry Balthasar's hotel, a barn at the rear and the Cushing block all burned to the ground. Damage was widespread, and the total estimate was placed at $45,000. Some months after, it was discovered that the fire had been of an incendiary origin, when a man named William Foster admitted in a sworn statement before Judge Huber, and in the presence of George Vandenberg, Joseph Merkl and William Besch, that he had deliberately set the fire in the soap factory. Foster, a 29-year-old laborer who had lived in Lancaster for about eight years, stated that he “had it in” for John O. Garretsee, who had previously discharged Foster as an employee and gave that as his reason for his crime. Foster was held for the grand jury and no record as to his fate is available. Other fires that made history locally during the T 90's were the ones that destroyed Soemamn's Brewery, corner of East Main and Court Street, on September 16, 1894, and F. S. Cushing’s large frame ice house on Lake Avenue, near Cayuga Creek, on August 17, 1898. The Lancaster Machine Knife Works Court Street plant, with a loss estimated at $15,000, burned to the ground on March 12, 1899. '''Turn of the Century''' When President McKinley's Congress declared war on Spain as the century drew to a close, Lancaster's spirited and patriotic male citizens were, as usual, quick to jump in the scrap. The war was of brief duration, beginning in April, 1898, and ending on August 12 of the same year, with actual hostilities lasting less than four months. In that time, however, a number of local men were in it, among them being Peter J. Bernfeld, Edward Byron, John T. Hastrich, Eugene Lapp, -John Grau, Jr., William Swanson, Herman Neitzka, Theodore Getman, Gustave Kanehl, Phil Mehl, Henry Mitchell, George Koester, Peter Naab, William F. Harter, Dr. E. W. Ewell, M. W. Albert, Ed Grassell and Charles Ashbaugh. The first automobile, a buggy with high wheels, steel tires and a one-cylinder engine, made its appearance in Lancaster in 1898. It was the invention of Dr. H. H. Hauser, who had his own patterns cast in Buffalo and machined here by Brest and Lutz. A Stanley Steamer, purchased by George Stanley of the Electric Light Company, next came on to the local scene in 1901, after which Senator Davis bought a Wayne—and the automobile age had begun in Lancaster. {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-1.jpg|size=650}} Original street names throughout Lancaster underwent changes during the latter part of the Nineteenth Century and the early part of the Twentieth, gradually acquiring their present identities. Some of the old names, and their current ones, are as follows: Briggs Street now Kurtz Avenue. Green Street now Como Park Boulevard; Buffalo Street now Broadway; Water Street now Aurora; Dutch Street now West Main; Railroad Street now Central Avenue; Factory Street now Lake Avenue; Sports Street now School Street; Poplar Avenue now Lombardy Street; Buck Street now Erie; Tannery Place now Legion Parkway; Medium Street now Garfield; Raynor Street now St. John’s; and Blinkey Street was the original name for the section of Lake Avenue below Franklin Street. North Church Street became Foundry Street and was later renamed Holland Avenue. Aurora Street was the continuation of Water Street which ran from West Main to Buffalo Street. Fires again raged in the community during the early years of the new century. The main building and two greenhouses belonging to S. B. Smiley were destroyed, at a loss of $5,000, on February 3, 1902; while on November 20 of the same year the plant of the Depew Knitting Mills was completely razed, with damage estimated at $60,000. A fire which blazed fiercely in the big American Malleables plant on Central Avenue on December 10, 1909, caused enormous damage which was estimated at the staggering figure of $200,000. A fire destroyed the store house of the New York Central shops on April 25, 1910, with the loss placed at $100,000. In 1903, fire caused $10,000 of damage at the Lancaster Malleables plant, while on December 5, 1906, a $25,000 blaze flared in the American Car and Foundry plant in Depew. Lancaster was no exception to the national economic panic which gripped the nation in 1908. A soup kitchen was established in the town hall, in the rooms formerly occupied by the post office. Committees of women from the various churches of the community served an average of approximately 85 persons a day from March 4, the date of opening, until the establishment was happily closed on April 15. The gayest and most colorful celebration in the history of the village up to that time was held from July 27 to August 2, 1913, when Lancaster conducted its Old Home Week in conjunction with the Western New York Firemen’s Convention. A holiday atmosphere prevailed throughout the entire period, and the streets echoed with the constant music, laughter and noise of the celebrations which supplemented the joyous event. '''Over There''' 1914. The Bunny Hug, the Cake Walk; Take Me Out To The Ball Game; George M. Cohan; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle; Jack London; Anna Held; President Wilson; the Federal Reserve Act; Pancho Villa, Lancaster and the rest of a casual nation read the items that made the headlines In that uneventful year, yawned contentedly, and went about its chores as, day by pleasant day, business and economic conditions appeared to be passing through a promising and progressive period. When the Austrian Crown Prince and his consort were assassinated by a radical Serbian student in the obscure Balkan town of Sarajevo on June 28 of that year, the story rated only insignificant space in American newspapers, and passed almost unnoticed before the scrutiny of the nation's vast reading public. Yet, those little- publicized double murders were destined to precipitate a chain of events that set the world aflame and change a the history and geography of modern civilization. Less than three years later — on Good Friday, April 6, 1917 — these events were culminated by the entry of the United States into one of the bloodiest wars in world history. The selective service machinery, as proposed by President Wilson, began to grind out material for the draft; fuel and food were conserved under a well-organized plan; Liberty Bond and Victory Loan issues were all over-subscribed; American troop ships began to probe their perilous way across submarine infested waters; an inspired George M, Cohan, with his lilting, patriotic songs, gave an imaginative America the words and music it desired—and the young men of the nation sailed away to fight the enemy across the sea to the determined theme, “We won't come back 'til it's over, over there!" True to precedent, Lancaster immediately got ready to start punching for its country, and a number of its male citizens didn't wait for the draft. John Goldbach, Maurice Fitzgerald, Arthur Seibert, Adolf Litehkofske, Dan Reilly, Joseph Feuerstein, Stanley Bangier and Frank Molinowski went to Philadelphia, enlisted, were examined, and accepted in the Ninth Regiment, U. S. Engineering Corps, By August, this group was overseas, thus gaining the distinction of being among the first American soldiers to arrive in France in World War L Several of them assigned to the Rouen sector, were the only Americans there. The first draft list, sent out from Washington on July 20, called for a quota of 350 from Lancaster and the surrounding communities. The first individual number drawn from Lancaster was 2522, that of Alfred Bolt. Senator George A, Davis, chairman of the local draft board, met with his fellow board members for the first time on August 9, at which time 700 men were scheduled to appear for examination, A note of general rejoicing was struck on November 11, 1918, when a group of 53 men reported at the Town Hall at 4 P, M. for entrainment at 6. The news of the Armistice had been received in the meantime, and the entrainment order was cancelled. The first of Lancaster’s war heroes to return was Frank Hurley, wounded in action, who arrived home on Christmas Day, 1918. A big homecoming celebration was arranged lor June 28, 1919, which Village President George A, Davis declared a civic holiday. A gala parade, with 31 organizations participating, marched through the streets of the community, and an address of welcome was given by Attorney B. D. Jackson, Dinner and supper were served in Protective Park. In all, 428 men represented Lancaster, Depew, Bowmansville and Town Line in various branches of the armed forces in World War I, Twenty-six made the supreme sacrifice, and their names, which will be inscribed on the VFW war memorial, for dedication on Wednesday, July 20, of Centennial Week, are as follows: Orlo J. Adolf, Elmer W, Bass, Alfred Beels, A. Riley Brown, Frank J. Kaezmarek, John Cziak, Fred Finck, Anthony Fiore, Stephan Garus, Florence Gorecki, Walter A. Hake, Carl W. Helman, Henry Hodge, Charles W. Howell, Michael Janecko, James W. Kirkpatrick, Stanislaus Kozak, William Lowery, John Morobito, Harry G. Robinson, Samuel Santa Maria, Oscar W. Schieffa, William J. Staebell, Raymond Strite, Edward Szyperski, Frank J. Wieikiewicz. '''The Road to '41''' After the war, Lancaster’s rehabilitation was gentle and uneventful; and, through the “Roaring ’20’s”, this typically-American community seemed content, as did the rest of the war-weary nation, to allow progress to pursue a mild and natural tendency, unhurried and unforced. Forward strides, although not epochal, were made; but private individuals were more interested, for the most part, in pursuing personal enjoyment, as a natural reaction to their release from the fear and horror of total war. The modern evolution of the automobile, the radio and the movies opened new worlds of recreation and amusement to everyone. This was the “Golden Age’’ of sports: it was the era of Jack Dempsey, Babe Ruth, Red Grange, the Four Horsemen of Notre Dame, the New York Yankees’ Murderers’ Row, Paavo Nurmi, Buffalo’s Jimmy Slattery, and the Million-Dollar Gate. It was the era of fast roadsters, dance marathons, the hip flask, mah jongg, Cash-and-Carry Pyle, Jimmy Walker, and Flo Ziegfeld. It was the era of fun and escapism—and Lancaster maintained pace with the rest of America. When the national economic depression gripped the nation in the early ’30’s, following in the wake of the New York Stock Exchange crash in October, 1929, the fling was over—and Lancaster was again no exception to the average American community in suffering through the hangover. Depression lays were anxious and stinted here as everywhere, and privations throughout the township were manifold and widespread. If the '20’s combined to form the era of fun, the '30's represented the era of “No Help Wanted”, WFA, relief, bank failures, real estate depreciation, nickel hamburgers, and king-size beer glasses. Ironically enough, during these lean years, Lancaster was able to note several new civic assets to the community scene. One was the addition of the “cut-off”, a strip of road which made Route 20 a through way by linking Aurora Street to Central Avenue, and eliminated the necessity of routing traffic through Crowded West Main Street. Another was the erection of a beautiful, new $80,000 post office building on Broadway; while still another was the construction, also on Broadway of the modern Village Municipal Building, housing the police departments of town and village, the fire department, a jail, several official offices, an auditorium, a council chamber, several smaller meeting rooms, a first aid room, shower room and lavatories. One of the community's greatest catastrophes occurred during this decade when, early on the evening of June 21, 1937, the worst flood in the history of the village wreaked indescribable havoc in and around the Cayuga Creek area. The “Report on Affects of Floods and Erosion Along Cayuga, Gazenovia and Buffalo Creeks”, published by the Niagara Frontier Planning Board, reports it, in part, as follows: “One life was lost and property damage estimated at $750,000 was caused when the creek, after several days of rain, suddenly went on a rampage, reaching the depth of from 18 to 20 feet over the low water mark, damaging or destroying everything on its banks. Water reached a depth of five feet in streets in the Park Boulevard, Colonial and Cayuga Avenue area, and flowed in a muddy torrent five to six feet deep along St, John Street, In addition to the above named streets, much damage was done to pavement, sidewalks and real property along Broadway, Aurora Street, St. Mary's Street, Walter Street, Legion Parkway, Park Boulevard, Oakwood Avenue, Lake Avenue, and Pershing Avenue. “Damage exceeding $1Q,00O was done to the Legion Memorial Building in Legion Parkway; houses were washed from their foundations in Lake Avenue, St. John Street and Broadway; sanitary sewer lines and water mains were washed out on Pershing Avenue and water mains crossing under the bridges on Lake Avenue and Aurora Street were damaged." (The Cayuga Creek Flood Control Project, completed by the U. S. Government in 1948 at a cost of nearly $1,000,000 of federal, state and village funds, has since harnessed the waters of Cayuga completely, precluding any future possioility of floods from that source.) By 1939, the depression was a thing of the past, and Lancaster was again on the upgrade, growing in leaps and bounds. The population that year was 7,500 in the village proper, and was estimated at about 60,000 within a five-mile radius of Lancaster. The total five-year average of assessed valuation of real property in the village, based on 65 per cent of actual value, was placed at $7,- 445,053 with $948,325 of additional exempt property. '''The Years of Darkness''' Unlike the indifference to the accumulation of foreign events that brought us to World War I in 1917, the happenings in Europe in 1939 were observed uneasily in every detail by a wary America. When a series of acts of German aggression were climaxed by the invasion of Poland on September 1, 1939 to launch World War II, the United States government made no pretense as to its apprehension. A “defense” program, including the nation's first peace time draft, was drawn up almost immediately and laid before the nation. Despite the fact that the U. S. government persistently declared a policy of neutrality, the American people, although overwhelmingly sympathetic to the Allies, realized gloomily that our armament program, regardless of whatever other name it might be called by, was designed to ready the nation for an all out shooting war, Curtiss-Wright and Bell were working 24-hours a day to fulfill contracts to England, France and Russia—contracts that provided P40’s and P39’s to fight for the Allies in European battleskies in order to stave off the German invader. By early 1941, the barriers were down and these plants were working to fill U. S. government contracts under the national defense program; and workers from all over Western New York dropped their regular pursuits to offer their services and contribute their efforts in a frantic attempt at preparedness. The worst fears of an apprehensive nation were confirmed in every respect when, on the crisp-cold afternoon of December 7, 1941, it was announced that Japanese war planes had bombed Pearl Harbor. In Lancaster, the bad news was received quietly. There were no demonstrations, as the village somberly heard the tidings and realized that, once more, the flower of its youth must he sent across the sea to fight a monstrous threat to world harmony. The full dread import of the message that the Mikado’s bombers had intoned from the skies over Hawaii was recognized immediately—and a lasting chill settled in the heart of every American, a chill that was to endure through nearly four years of darkness and bloodshed. The details of World War II are still too vividly-remembered to bear narrating here. Lancaster went through its period of “blood, sweat and tears", as the youth of the community fought and died on the battlefronts in every far-flung corner of the globe. When it was over, on August 14, 1945, joy knew no bounds. The news was received at about 7:00 P. M. and after a good percentage of local residents had given thanks at the church of their preference, the festivities really began. In many respects, there was never a celebration like it. Never was there such a spontaneous happiness, such sincere conviviality, sush heartfelt thanksgiving. Never did the community rejoice with a more fervent spirit—and the happy sounds of its great rejoicing lasted through the night. In private homes, in clubs, in meeting places, in taverns, and in the streets, Lancaster laughed through its tears with the rest of an overjoyed nation to herald the beginning of a new era, and the end of the worst blood bath the world had ever known. The great celebration was tempered, however, with a certain restraint; for Lancaster, despite its hour of greatest joy, could not forget that there were 61 boys who would not come home again — 61 boys who went away to fight, and laid down their lives that this hour would be made possible. Those boys, whose names will be inscribed on the VFW war memorial together with their World War I predecessors, were: Edward J, Bastian, Joseph H. Bauer, Bernard Beck, Arnold J. Bertelkamp, Romain O. Blandy, John Bodo, Frederick H. Brown, Morris H. Brown, Donald E. Cardinal, James A. Creed, Russell F. Crego, Gordon L. Dickinson, Herman L, Draszkiewicz, Vincent G. Ezzo, Wayne K. Gall, Michael Gawron, John R. Gick, Earl Gilbert, Harry F. Giorgini, William H. Huff, Edward S. Janco, Harry C. Janco, Henry Jerozal, Joseph P. Koska, Henry W. Lawniczak, Edward A. Lenda, Joseph J. Lyons, Adolph Majchrzak, Francis L. Malay, John R. Malay, George W. Manhardt, Thomas W. Mox, Jr., Francis A. Murphy, George Nash, Eugene A. Nuwer, Francis X. Nuwer, Jr., Edward Ostrach, Herman F. Page Is, Romain P, Pautler, Eugene A. Pfohl, Mathew I. Puccio, Arthur Ruber io, Jr., Henry Rudz. Severino L. Salvagni, Phillip J. Santini, Walter O. Schatzel, Walter W. Schroeder, Leonard A, Shuman, Wade E. Sharp, William Stetz, John A. Stipo, Louis O, Swanson, Emil V. Szymanski, Leonard A. Szmanski, Frederick L. Tharau, Donald L. Vesper, Albert E. Waldmiller, Robert G. Willis, Louis J. Winiecki, W. Edwin Winter. (Wade Elmer Sharp was killed aboard the USS Truxton in Placentia Bay on February 18, 1942. He was the first Erie County man to die in World War II), '''Centennial''' And so, in the year 1949, Lancaster observes the 100th anniversary of the incorporation of the village. It is an occasion for looking backward and remembering the people of another day and the deeds they wrought to make our being here possible. Lancaster does not propose to live in the past; but it has an inherent, deep-rooted pride in the prowess of its predecessors, and an understandable, abiding interest in those who hacked the rude beginnings of our community out of an untenable wilderness. It is also an occasion for looking confidentiy forward, and for summing up its assets and possibilities after a century of existence. The confidence is justified and the assets are manifold. Lancaster contains the intangible, motivating quality that enables one community to thrive, flourish and advance, while others of similar size—or even larger—grope uncertainly, halt and gradually decline, Lancaster has the spark, the initiative, the pride, the spirit, and the leaders to set its course, without hesitation, full speed ahead. During the great celebration of the Centennial, the heart of Lancaster will be in the past; but its goal, as ever, will be in the future, it is truly the community where the “old of the past meet the new of today, "New modern structures are interspersed among buildings a century or more old; it has a definitely rural atmosphere while simultaneously providing every city advantage for its residents; situated only seven miles from teeming Buffalo, it is pleasantly remote, sufficiently isolated, and remains magnificently suburban. Its combination of the old and the new make it quaint, picturesque and altogether charming—a gem among the suburban communities of Western New York. If Lancaster was growing rapidly in the years before World War II, it has positively mushroomed since. The present population of the village is approximately 3,500, and about 18,000 in the township. The current assessed valuation of land and improvements is $7,780,830 in the village, and building permits issued in 1948 reached the all-time high figure of $1,290,600 for 268 new structures and improvements. In 1949, the building permit figure totaled $270,000 to July 1, Lancaster is served by four major railroads; water transportation through the Port of Buffalo and the Great Lakes is easily accessible; Buffalo Airport is a ten-minute drive, placing the airlines at Lancaster's back door; and a commanding position in regard to motor vehicle routes is apparent due to the fact that the community Is situated on U + S. Route 20, the main connecting artery between major cities. It contains churches of every denomination; public and parochial schools; every modern convenience made available by vast public utilities. It has the famed Lancaster Country Club, with its championship golf course and its gracious atmosphere; it has beautiful Como Park, one of the scenic standouts of the state; it has modern, flourishing places of business, and major, aggressive industry; it is the hub of state fraternal activity. In short, Lancaster has everything. Up and down the community’s beautiful, restful tree lined streets is an aura of perrmanence and solidarity, the materialization of the hopes of a group of men when they incorporated our village 100 years ago, and dreamed their dreams of a great community in the dim, distant future. Lancaster has come a long way since that time, and readily finds its place in the fast-moving, progressive civic world of the present, Lancaster's desirability as a residential community is strongly reflected in the attitude of its residents, former and present. Its attraction is magnetic, unique, and almost uncanny. Those who live here don't want to leave; and those who have left want to come back. The majority of Lancaster's civic-minded citizens are willing to stack their community, street by precious street, against any other in the state-—and will bet substantial coin of the realm that it will show favorably in the comparison. So, in one respect, the community is no different than it was when a little group of pioneers began the Lancaster story in 1803, At that time, It looked like a mighty good place to live. Today, it hasn’t changed a bit: it STILL looks like a mighty good place to live. '''ACKNOWLEDGMENT''' Grateful acknowledgment for assistance in the compilation of the foregoing narrative is hereby given to Mrs. S. P. Adolf, for use of her voluminous and priceless records such as scrap books, clipping books, souvenirs, pictures, and other material; to Elmer A. Adolf; to Supt. of Public Works Harold Huber and to George Miller for their generous co-operation in making available the use of village records; to Com. Leo Huber of VFW post 7275 for use of “History of Buffalo and Erie County in the World War”; and to Mrs. Margaret Anderson, Mrs. Anna J. Braun, and everyone else who so graciously submitted material, pictures and suggestions. {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-2.jpg|size=650|caption=The now-legendary Depew Industrials, one of the greatest baseball teams ever produced locally. In the above photo, taken in 1910, are: Front, left to right—G. Durham, 2b; Dykstra, rf; Neher, p; J, Durham, ss, Center-Bob Sc hang, c; Jack English; Billy Gettings; Bill Dougherty, manager; Pierce English; Wally Sehang, 3b and c, Rear — Siebert, p; McHugh, lb; Scully, If; Eckstein, cf; Bradley, 3b; Mohr, p. }} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-3.jpg|size=650|caption=The tar fire on the roof of the Braun Block on West Main Street, January 13, 1898. The roof was badly damaged but the building was saved. Shown in the foreground is [[Wintermantel-13|Matt Wintermantel]]}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-4.jpg|size=650|caption=The Braun Block on West Main Street in 1898. }} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-5.jpg|size=650|caption=[[Link-1088|Mrs. Simon Adolf]] shown standing outside of the covered bridge at the rear of her home, 45 West Main Street. The structure, built originally for a chicken coop in 1910, was later used as a private bridge over Plumbottom Creek.}} '''Religious History''' '''ST. MARY’S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH''' {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-6.jpg|size=650}} In 1829, the Catholics of Lancaster, numbering about 15 families, were visited, periodically by the Rev. Nicholas Mertz, a missionary, who was the founder of St* Louis Church, the first Catholic church in Buffalo. On these visits, Father Mertz carried with him his Mass kit and celebrated the Holy Sacrifice in the log huts of the villagers. These visits, however, were all too infrequent, since the arduous routine of the saintly missionary necessitated his covering William&ville, Aiden, Attica and other communities in addition to “Cayuga Creek". Finally, on January 6, 1834, the Catholics of the settlement, calling themselves the “Catholic Church Society of Lancaster”, purchased a piece of land, situated to one end of the village and on a hill, upon which they could build a church and school at a future date. That tract of land was to become the site of St, Mary’s-On-The-Hill. When Father Mertz died in 1844, he was succeeded by Father Far, who in turn was succeeded by the lovable and holy Father John Neumann who was instrumental in bringing about the erection of the first church upon the hill. a rough, board building wherein, once a month, he said Mass. To him also goes the credit for the establishment of St* Mary's first school, a frame structure of old timbers at the crossroads of Transit and Broadway, The original registration numbered 30 pupils. Father Noethen, who succeeded Father Neumann, became Lancaster's first resident priest. He said Mass daily and resided with families of the parish. The earliest records in the rectory date from about this time. The first recorded baptism is that of Sebastian Ott, who was born on December 20, 1847, and baptised on December 26. He was the son of George Ott and Barbara Weisbeck. His sponsors were Sebastian Block and Margaret Mary Ott, and the ceremony was performed by the Rev. Xavier Tschenhens. The first recorded marriage is that of Peter Meyer and Gertrude Sehichter on December 20, 1847, Joseph Jerge and Michael Schmitt were witnesses, and Father Tschenhens performed the ceremony. The first death is that of Micheline Ott, daughter of John Ott and Magdalene Mader, who was buried on May 7, 1848. The first confirmation recorded was administered by Rt. Rev. Bishop Timon on December 14, 1850. On July 28,1850, Bishop Timon sent Lancaster a new resident pastor, the Rev. Sergius de Stchoulepnkoff, better known as Father Serg — and from that time, St. Mary's has never been without a pastor. The same year Father Serg, a Russian of noble birth, started the first brick church on the hill, on the site where the present church now stands. In 1851 the new church was dedicated under the corporate title, “St. Mary's Church of the Assumption of Lancaster. N. Y." At the suggestion of Bishop Timon, Father Urich, who replaced Father Serg on December 27, 1851, built an. orphan asylum for boys. The orphanage on the hill was a long, red-frame building on the present site of the convent. Known as St* John's Protectory For Orphan and Wayward Boys, it sheltered about 60 boys in the charge of three lay sisters, and was continued for many years. Finally, somewhere around 1874, the protectory was moved to Limestone Hill and became one of the famous institutions popularly known as Father Baker's. The need for a parish house was urgent, and during the '60's Father Henry Feldman began a small structure later enlarged by Father Sester. The house served as a rectory until 1908, when it was occupied by our present organist, Mr. Leo Roy, who still resides there. It was during the incumbency of Father Sester as pastor that attention began to be given to landscaping the grounds around St. Mary's and beautifying the area. Father Sester also built a new brick school in 1874; and in 1889 began plans for enlarging the church. The new church, as it stands today, was dedicated in 1890. November 30, 1900 is a date well-remembered in St. Mary's history, for it was on that day that the Rev. John V. Schaus of North Java came to Lancaster to take charge of St. Mary's rapidly-growing church and school. On Tuesday, November 15, 1904, classes were opened for a regular high school course, and to St. Mary's went the distinction of having begun the first parochial high school in the United States. In 1912 the high school was officially chartered under the Regents of the State of New York. Father Schaus, the beloved pastor under whose constant guidance St. Mary's parish flourished and expanded, served the church on the hill for 29 good years. He died on January 4, 1929, and was suceeded by the Rev, John Schmitt of Annunciation Church, Elma, in February, 1929, Father Schmitt continued his late predecessor's program of advancement. He remodeled the church in 1932 at a cost of $17,000. In 1933, he purchased eight acres of land for use as a cemetery, installing drainage facilities and water, and beautifying the tract with the erection of an altar and the placing of numerous pieces of statuary. The cost of the entire cemetery project was $20,000, In 1936, Father Schmitt had 12 new church windows, with the glass imported from Innsbruck, Austria, installed. The energetic, hard-working Father Schmitt, whose leadership was an inspiration at St. Mary's and whose good works were incalculable, passed away on June 24, 1946. Always fortunate in the acquisition of great leaders, St. Mary’s was placed under the guidance of the Rev. Roman Nuwer, originally of Lancaster but then acting as pastor of St. Joachim's Church, Buffalo, He was appointed on October 23, 1946, and has since been elevated to a Monsignorship. He was, and still is, serving with the U. S. Army in Austria as Chief of Chaplains, holding the rank of lieutenant-colonel* He was installed by proxy, and the occasion was believed to be one of the first times in Catholic Church history that such a ceremony took place. His proxy was the Rev. Howard M. Adolf, current administrator at St. Mary's, who continues that parish's tradition of efficient, inspirational leadership. In Msgr, Nuwer's absence, Father Adolf is continuing the improvement program on the school, convent, rectory and grounds. '''KNIGHTS OF ST, JOHN, Commandery No. 347''' In the year of 1048 of our Redemption in the City of Amalphi in the kingdom of Naples, some Catholic merchants banded together to form the illustrious order known as the Knights of St. John. This name was chosen in honor of their favorite Saint, St. John the Baptist. Down through these many hundreds of years the Knights of St. John have striven to inculcate the noblest of Christian principles and in the practice of the highest of civic virtues. Today they may look back with great pride in having organized over 300 commanderies in the United States and Canada, consisting of some twenty-five thousand uniformed members with many more not yet in uniform, all joined together under the banner of “One God and One Country.” On September 8, 1874, one of the first parishes in this territory to have a uniformed commandery of the Knights of St. John was St. Ann's Church in Buffalo and from that time on has steadily grown in popularity. The history of Commandery 347 of St, Mary's Church in Lancaster dates back to April 4, 1937. At that time Captain George Schmitt, then a member of the Commandery of Our Lady Help of Christians parish of Cheektowaga, invited several top officers of the Buffalo Regiment to join with him in an interview with the late Rev. John A, Schmitt, pastor of St* Mary’s Church, regarding the forming of the Knights of St, John in this parish. Following that meeting Father Schmitt requested that the Regimental Staff Officers in uniform and the men of the parish to join with St. Joseph Sodality in receiving Holy Communion. The date for this was Sunday, April 11th, 1937. This was a grand success. Father Schmitt was chosen as moderator and together with the honorable president of St, Joseph's Sodality, Theo. Loecher, presided at the meeting. Among the speakers to outline the aims and objects of the order were Ins. Gen, Harder and Col. Kreppei, Adjt. Frank Wopperer, Capt. Geo. Schmitt was chosen as temporary chairman and Frank X. Nuwer as assistant chairman and secretary to organize the commandery that is known today as St. Mary’s Commandery No. 347. Among the first to sign their names to an application were: Jack Kaull, Charles Keicher, Simon Kuhl, Harry Ott, Paul Thill, Albert Enser, Frank Stabell, Norman Rozler, Norbert Adolf, Jacob Ott, John Baumann, George Ott and Frank X. Nuwer. The first meeting was held on May 5, 1937, and the first table officers chosen and elected to head the Commandery were as follows: Pres, Walter Bielman, first vice president, Jack Kaull; second vice president Frank Staebell; recording secretary Paul Thill; financial secretary Peter Haller; treasurer, Simon Kuhl; trustees, Joseph Besch, Frank Nuwer, Harry Ott, John Baumann, Charles Keicher, Robert Coughlin. Soon after, the semi-military feature of the organization was discussed, and the following military officers were chosen and elected. Captain, George Schmitt; 1st Lieutenant, Victor Ott; 2nd Lieutenant, Morlyn Hurley. The real hard work of the members then began, the job of raising money for uniforms. This was partly accomplished by running parties in St. Mary's Hall and baked goods sales. On May 15, 1938, twenty-nine members received their uniforms. The following Sunday the Commandery received Holy Communion in a body and the blessing of their uniforms and also the indulgence granted by Pope Pius XI. St. Mary's Commandery has steadily grown and today has a membership totalling 100 members. To this grand success must go the untiring efforts of its officers such as past Presidents Walter Bielman, Frank Staebell, Richard Murray, Leo Morrissey, George Ott and our present President, John Schrader, retired Captain Geo. Schmitt and Captain Morlyn Hurley. In its many turnouts the Commandery has had the honor of participating in many events with high dignitaries of both church and state. In the early 1940's, St, Mary's Commandery sought to organize its sister organization, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of St, John in our parish, but met with little success. In 1946 the Commandery succeeded in organizing an auxiliary which since then has become another one of the many popular organizations now holding forth at St. Mary's, '''OUR LADY OF POMPEII CHURCH''' {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-7.jpg|size=500}} In the early nineties Italian immigrants began to pour into the United States. A few families found their way to Lancaster and Depew, The railroads and shops here furnished, them employment, and soon their numbers grew. After a short time they began to form a little colony of their own in the vicinity of Laverack and Sawyer Avenues, just at the Laneaster-Depew village limits. The construction of the sewage system in Lancaster in 1908 called a great many more Italians to our neighborhood. So great had become the number of Italians who up to this time had come to St, Mary's Church that Father Schaus, upon consultation with Father Killeen, then pastor of St, James Church, Depew, determined to start a special church for them. Here they might hear sermons in their own language. Here their spiritual wants would be taken care of. Accordingly, Father Schaus launched a campaign. He gathered as much money as possible; and with the aid of the diocesan authorities purchased a plot of ground at the comer of Cowing Street and Laverack Avenue, A frame structure was built as a church. This first church was known also as the Italian Mission of St. Mary's. Father Shaus' introduced a mass for them on Sundays at 7 A. M. with a sermon in their own language. Father Rarsutti, of St, Lucy's Church, Buffalo, cared for the mission for a time but Father Shaus soon assumed its ministration. With the hope that the Italian people would soon be able to turn this mission into a parish, Father Shaus brought various Italian priests here during the years 1909 and 1910, all of whom worked zealously for the souls of their countrymen. Among them were: Rev. Remigion Barsotti, Rev. D. Carra, Rev. J, Massola, Rev. Ciabattoni and particularly Rev. John Tommei, who later established the parish of St. Francis of Assisi at East Buffalo. The church was officially dedicated by Bishop Colton on the 14th of March, 1909 and given the name of Our Lady of Pompeii, The name "Our Lady of Pompeii” is the name of a picture venerated at Pompeii, Italy, one of the nation's most famous shrines. The need of the Italians in other parts of the diocese, however, became so great that the Bishop could not spare an Italian priest for our mission and so in the year 1910 the work of the mission was turned over to the assistant priest at St. Mary's under the supervision of Father Shaus. Fathers Max Mueller, F. X. Hoernschemeyer, Leo E, Keen, P, J. Tronolone, Thomas McGuire and Martin H. Ebner have since taken care of the church. In 1929 Father Ebner, Assistant Priest at St. Mary’s, under the direction of Father Schaus, lengthened and entirely renovated the church. In 1932 the Italian Catholics of the Mission of St. Mary’s Lancaster, petitioned to the Most Rev, William Turner, Bishop of Buffalo to establish a separate parish of their own. On April 12, 1932, Bishop Turner appointed, as first pastor, Rev. Leo Pulling, who at that time was assistant priest of St, Mary’s Church, Lancaster, N. Y, In the same year a rectory was built next to the church. In 1934, Father Pulling extended the basement and out in a new floor. On June 19, 1942, the Most Rev. Bishop John Duffy appointed as second pastor of Our Lady of Pompeii Church, Rev, Alfonso J. Bernardo who was pastor of Our Lady of Loretta Church in Falconer, N, Y. In September of the same year, Father Bernardo requested the village board of Lancaster to have Cowing Street paved as far as Sawyer Avenue. This improved the Church property. Early in 1944 the church was beautifully remodeled and decorated. In June, 1944, Father Bernardo purchased a piece of land from the Village of Lancaster for a future expansion of the parish. The spiritual progress of this parish has been increasing year by year and we now number more than 300 families. We hope in the near future, in order to accommodate this increasing number, to build a new church on the land purchased in 1944 and turn the present church structure into a parochial school. At the present the societies of this parish are as follows: Rosary Society, Holy Name Society, Children of Mary, Boy Scouts, and Girl Scouts. '''[[Space:Lancaster Baptist Church|CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH]]''' {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-8.jpg|size=500}} In the year 1895 a Sunday School was organized in the store at the corner of Laverack Avenue and Sturm Place, Lancaster, N. Y. under the supervision of Mr. Volney P, Kinney, a loyal Baptist Layman. Mr. Kinney was supported by a group of Baptists who were desirous of giving their time and talent to the children of the North community of Lancaster which was then under construction of many new homes. Under the guidance of these men and women the children were taught the love of the Lord Jesus for all of humanity, the School began with an enrollment of 80 with an average attendance of 60. Their first assembly began August 11, 1895 and grew in numbers during the following years. The following May, a meeting of the men and women of the Baptist faith were called to discuss the advisability of organizing a Baptist Church and 20 people assembled. It was the unanimous conclusion that the church be organized and to call upon Baptist families for their support in the Village of Depew nearby. Rev. J. A. Heath presided and Volney P. Kinney was elected as secretary. On motion duly made and seconded it was carried that the First Baptist Church of Lancaster, N. Y. was organized by those present who were members of good standing of Baptist churches elsewhere. The following names were signed as the organizers of this church: Oliver D, Seitz, Volney P. Kinney, Gertrude A, Kinney, Annie Stoddard, Rosalie Alvord, Philip Alvord, Sarah J. Baughan, Mary E. Eldridge, Amos J. Sider, Maggie Sider, Victor R. Pratt, Sr., Georgiarxna Pratt, Clara Pratt, Victor R. Pratt, Jr., Algernon S. Pratt and George H. Pratt. Volney P. Kinney was elected the first deacon and Amos J. Sider was elected second as deacon, church clerk Victor R. Pratt, treasurer Oliver D. Seitz. June 17th, 1896, it was decided to call a council of Baptist Churches of the Buffalo Baptist Association for recognition and affiliation as a regular Baptist Church and that this service be held Thursday, June 25th, 1896, afternoon and evening. The clerk was instructed to send a letter of invitation to all Baptist churches in the Buffalo Baptist Association inviting the pastor and two delegates to attend the council. On June 24th, 1896 by unanimous vote, the Church adopted the Declaration of Faith written by Dr, J. Newton Brown and published by the American Publication Society. In September of 1896, Rev, Mr. Farquette was called and accepted the pastorate in succession to Rev. J. A. Heath who had resigned three weeks before. During the past year, 28 joined with the church membership. In 1898 the church came into possession of its present location at the corner of Caswell Street and Laverack Avenue was purchased thru Mr. F. Mason Hayes. The present church edifice was erected the same year on this lot 101 by 165 feet at a cost of nearly $15,000,00 An organ was presented to the church to help in the church services. The membership at this time stood at 31 members and at the opening of the new church building faced a debt of $4,000.00 mortgage at five per cent. In 1901 the church membership rose to 61 and the Sunday School 90 with an average attendance of 70. Mr. Kinney was the superintendent for the first 16 years. In 1902 one of the chief industries dosed up its plant here and many families moved away depleting the church membership and a heavy indebtedness to be faced by the remainder. The New York State Baptist Missionary Convention came to the church's aid and helped by paying half the debt. Mr, Kinney and his wife moved to Buffalo, in September, 1911, and took their membership to First Baptist Church there. Both had given themselves to the organizing and development of the church and Sunday School. The church missed them greatly and their influence in the community. From 1905 the Sunday School showed a prosperous condition and added much to the interest of the church with a goodly number uniting in the church membership. The Young People's Society presented a new Estey church organ to the church and thus added greatly to the services in the church. During the 50 years of existence the church has had its ups and downs. In the midst of all its struggles she has always gone ahead and the blessings of the Lord has been her portion. Some 17 pastors have served the church, serving from less than a year to seven years. Rev. J. A, Heath, 1896, resigned 1896; Rev. A. L. Parquette, 1896, resigned 1898; Rev. Starr K. Smith, 1898, resigned 1901; Rev. C. A. Clausen, 1901, resigned 1902; Rev. L. S, Shumaker, 1903, resigned 1903; Rev, W. V. Bacon, 1904, resigned 1909; Rev. C, W. Robinson, 1909, resigned 1912; Rev. F. E. Robinson, 1913, resigned 1914; Rev. G. F. Griffin, 1914, resigned 1916; Rev. E. J. Dryer, 1916, resigned 1918; Rev. A. Stockton, 1919, resigned 1920; Rev. A. Bell, 1921, resigned 1925; Rev. Stein, 1925, resigned 1926; Rev. H. Wahl, 1927, resigned. 1929; Rev. M. S. Scriber, 1929, resigned 1933; Rev. C. Hammel, 1933, resigned 1939; Rev. J. A. Barker, 1939. During all of the years over four hundred have united with this church and we carry on knowing there is a place for the small church in the work of the Kingdom of our Lord, We have an honored place with the churches of Lancaster, and with working together for our Blessed Lord much spiritual advancement will be attained in the days to follow. '''ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH''' {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-9.jpg|size=500}} The planting of the Church is interwoven into the history of the Village of Lancaster from its very beginnings in 1804, From the start villagers banded themselves together in worship in private hemes, an interest that was to cryscalize into Church structures at a later date. In 1849 Lancaster was incorporated into a village on the tenth of April and by 1913 had grown to a population of 5,000. Its civic interest kept pace with its religious life and practice and imparted to this locality a solid value which is reflected in its general prosperity and desirability as a home center to this very day. An old record relates that “Lancaster's religious history forms one of the most animated and interesting chapters of its life..” It goes on to say: “Lancaster's building of Churches presents a picturesque period. In those days people did not "talk business' but discussed long arid solemnly the state of their souls. The matter of religion was a serious one. Our early ministers had long distances to travel and were heard with much interest." This inheritance from the past is a marked trait of our village to this very day and can be fairly described as a “Church going community.” The history of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Lancaster started when Protestants met in various homes for Sunday horship. They were served by Circuit Pastors. A Rev. Wagenals ministered to nine congregations and officiated in Lancaster every four weeks. Then came a period when a large number of settlers of Huguenot ancestry from Alsace Lorraine and Wuertenberg established themselves on farms. The first house of worship after leaving the Mansion House on Central Avenue was built in 1835. It had its beginning with 195 members signing the charter. The structure was of frame erected on the site now occupied by Cushing's Drug Store. Rev. William Fetter presided at the organization meeting. The church officials whose names appear on the ancient document were: George Paul, Jacob Young, John Halpert, Michael Wollgung, Frederick Heim and George Seligman. Rev. Fetter was succeeded by the Rev. Christian Knapp in 1847 who served the Church for more than forty years. {{Image|file=Knapp-2218.jpg|size=300|caption=Rev. [[Knapp-2218|Christian Knapp]]}} The Church on Central Avenue soon became too small and the present site on Pleasant Avenue and Church of St. John’s Evanelical Lutheran Church was bought for $400, Michael Ansteth, John Walter, John Brunk, John Seiler and Michael Young were the trustees. In the year 1873 a resolution was signed to erect a House of Worship, the cost of which was not to exceed $10,000. In 1887 Pastor Knapp retired—St. John’s was his first and last parish. He was called home in 1894 and lies buried in the Rural Cemetery. Rev. F. Bambam, Rev. F. Schaefer and Rev. Blum served the parish until 1910 when Rev. George Bock took charge, serving for 35 years. During this period of ardent service the Church experienced an outstanding growth. He entered the Church triumphant in 1944 and was sueceeded by the present Pastor Rev. Carl H. Miller. Throughout this entire celebration the names of many who aided in making the Churches of Lancaster and the life of the village, a wholesome contribution to the well being of the state and nation, will be held in grateful remembrance. They form a silent succession of laborers and citizens un-named, un-pictured without whose faith and devotion we would not he able to enter into the fruits of their endeavors. Their name and faces thru the long reach of time, are sealed in our hearts, and in God’s Book of Life. '''TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH''' {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-10.jpg|size=500}} The records reveal that Trinity Church congregation first held meetings in the little school house or academy building in Lake Avenue about 1866, and later in a third story room known as Grimes HalL The Mission flourished from the start and the good size Sunday School membership and congregation was built. In December, 1879 a plot of ground was purchased by the Episcopal Church Society, located in Broadway (formerly known as East Main Street,) and plans for the building of a new church were laid. The cornerstone was formally laid in 1880 and the completed edifice was opened with impressive ceremonies by the Bishop of the Diocese, The Rt. Rev, A. Cleveland Cox. The church is of Gothic style of architecture and is in cruciform shape and fronts on Broadway, It is 70 feet in depth, 35 feet in width and has a seating; capacity of about 175 people, Twelve stained-glass windows add considerably to the beauty of the interior. It has a large basement and contains a vault for the temporary sepulchre of the dead. The church is built chiefly of brick, with stone facings, and has a plain Nave and Chancel. The Interior fittings are of white ash. An educational building with Sunday School rooms and parish hall is erected in the rear of the Church, Members of the following families constituted the regular congregation of the School House Days: Bostwick, Bartholomew, Bell, Farr, Prowett, Ives, Little, and Farrar. First recorded baptism: Miss Lucia Cruthers. First wedding: Samuel B, Smiley to Janet Wood Bell, January 18, 1883. First Confirmation class: Mr. Farrar and Mr. and Mrs. Bell. The Women's Mite Society later called Women’s Guild originated in “Grimes Church”, as townspeople were wont to call the Mission at that time. The first Wardens were Mr, Thomas Leary and Mr, George Bartholomew. In its issue dated May 3, 1878, the Lancaster Star reported the following officers elected at the first Annual Parish Meeting: Wardens, W. H. Bostwick, and George Bartholomew. Vestrymen, Thomas Leary, Frank James, Thomas Miller, S, F. Hartman and Richard Kurtz. Missionaries conducted the worship services, Clergy and Lay Readers coming from Buffalo and vicinity. An outstanding Lay Reader, zealous for the advancement of Trinity Church, labored unceasingly and eventually was ordained to the Diaconate and Priesthood — The Rev. Cyrus P. Lee. He conducted many services in “Grimes Church” and was ordained soon after the new church was built, A beautiful window was unveiled in 1887 in his memory. The church became a regular Diocesan Parish in 1883 and Doctor Huntington became the first resident pastor. Other clergymen to serve have been the Revs. W. H Capers, Stuart Crockett, B. F. Cooley, H, B. Jefferson, George A, Harvey, George M. Irish, Frank Marchant and Fred W. Goldsmith. The Rev. Dr. W s G. Woodward is the present pastor. A rectory located in Lombardy Street was presented to the Parish in 1900, Many prominent citizens of the village have been members of the Parish including such well-known families as James, Grimes, Bedell, Bruce, Oswald, Critsinger, Cushing, Dann, Young, Dykstra, Wenz, Murray, Smiley, Cullen and Edwards. '''METHODIST CHURCH''' H. Perry Smith’s History of Buffalo and Erie County gives this information: “It is from the year 1811 that the Rev. William Waith dates the first public Christian worship in the township. For several years it was held at private houses and at the school house . * . Notwithstanding the large and growing population of the county, there was not a solitary church building within its limits excepting the log meeting house of the Quakers at East Hamburg.” Conable’s History of the Genesee Comerence has these notes: “1818—At this time the Genesee District embraced the whole territory from Cayuga Lake to Lake Erie and from Lake Ontario on the north into Pennsylvania. This broad field was divided into twelve circuits and manned by twelve heroes.” At the bottom of the list of appointments of the New York Conference for 1818 is the following entry: “Aurora Seeger goes to the Genesee District.” The following is a quotation from his diary: “I was appointed to Clarence Circuit with Brother (Jetar) Forster as my colleague. His circuit, including the towns and villages of Clarence, Batavia, Alexander, Attica, and westerly to within a few miles of Buffalo, and to the east and south embracing Bethany, Warsaw, Orangeville, and the adjoining vicinities, was extensive. It was a four weeks’ circuit with thirty-five preaching appointments.’ Dr. Z. Paddock who was appointed there the next year, said that at that time, when he followed Brother Seeger on that extensive charge, there was not a church or chapel belonging to any denomination,” Since the bounds of this extensive circuit extended “westerly to within a few miles of Buffalo”, it might easily be that “Cayuga Creek” was one of the preaching places. This might have been the real beginning of the Methodist group that in 1835 built the church on Aurora Street, and is now the “First Methodist Church of Lancaster”—although no specific year can be given as the actual beginning, The first definite mention of Lancaster Methodist Church is made in Conable’s History of the Genesee Conference as follows: “In 1835 . . . Clarence circuit embraced Williamsville and Lancaster, no regular house of worship in either place.” H, Perry Smith’s History of the City of Buffalo and Erie County has this record: “The framed church building, formerly occupied by the Methodist Episcopal Church, was erected in 1835 ...” The Genesee Conference Minutes (Official Journal) under date of 1838, under the question “Where are the preachers stationed this year?” gives for “Buffalo District, Lancaster” the name of J. W* Vaughn, The membership is listed as 107. In 1352 the congregation built the main part of the present church building, and sold the frame structure on Aurora Street to the German Methodist congregation The addition to the main church building was dedicated January 21, 1900. The parsonage was built about 1884. During the pastorate of the Rev. Peter Thompson, his illustrious daughter, Dorothy, was born in the parsonage. {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-12.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=Tanner-2892.jpg|size=650|caption=[[Tanner-2892|Nathan L. Tanner]], owner of the horse and wagon that provided transportation for the first R.F.D, route, which was begun In Lancaster ah February 15, 1902.}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-13.jpg|size=650|caption=West Main Street — 1913}} {{Image|file=West_Main_Street_22_-_Lancaster_New_York-1.jpg|size=650|caption=[[Zurbrick-22|Edward Zurbrick]], shown driving his hearse outside of his [[Space:West_Main_Street_22_-_Lancaster%2C_New_York|West Main Street]] undertaking parlors in 1904.}} Officers of Centennial Planning Board {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-14.jpg|size=650|caption=Front, left to right; Mrs. [[Bardo-66|Angela Schultz]], recording secretary; [[Delzer-6|Warren Delzer]], general chairman; [[Winter-3110|Walter Winter]], co-chairman. Rear, left to right; [[Becker-6731|Christ Becker]], corresponding secretary; [[Geyer-384|Joseph Geyer]], financial secretary; [[Deutschlander-9|Elmer Deutschlander]], treasurer.}} Centennial Planning Board {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-15.jpg|size=650|caption=First row, left to right: [[Becker-6731|Christ Becker]], corresponding secretary, chairman of parades and prizes; Mrs. [[Bardo-66|Angela Schultz]], recording secretary; [[Geyer-384|Joseph Geyer]], financial secretary, chairman of automobile award; [[Delzer-6|Warren Delzer]], general chairman; [[Winter-3110|Walter Winter]], co-chairman; [[Dromgoole-74|Mrs. Marlo Schermerhorn]], co-chairman program of events, music and choral; [[Deutschlander-9|Elmer Deutschlander]], treasurer. Second row; [[Bull-2257|Lloyd Bull]], [[Scherer-877|Joseph Scherer]], chairman of properties; [[Schemahorn-1|Marlo Schermerhorn]], co-chairman of events, music and choral; [[Wheat-1081|Milton Wheat]], chairman of housing; [[Blair-4881|Ray Blair]], chairman of badges and souvenirs; [[Schneider-7884|George Schneider]]; [[Wendel-349|Arthur Wendel]], chairman of ways and means; [[Laney-593|Robert Laney]]. Third row: [[Handel-124|Edward Handel]], chairman of invitations; [[Lyon-6015|John Lyon]]; [[Ahlstrom-130|Charles Ahlstrom]], chairman of cachets; James McGurk, chairman of publicity, historical editor; [[Hauber-107|Norman Hauber]]. [[Gregory-6737|George Gregory]], chairman of decorations, [[Oestreich-28|Fred Oestreich]], program book chairman and editor, and [[Griffith-7679|Mrs. Raymond Knauber]], chairman of antiques, were absent.}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-16.jpg|size=650|caption=ACTUAL COPY OP ORIGINAL CENSUS WHICH ACCOMPANIED PETITION FOR INCORPORATION }} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-17.jpg|size=650|caption=TEXT OF ORIGINAL PETITION REQUESTING INCORPORATION}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-18.jpg|size=650|caption=ACTUAL MAP OF LANCASTER WHICH ACCOMPANIED PETITION FOR INCORPORATION}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-19.jpg|size=650|caption=The Lancaster businessmen pictured in 1907 at their annual outing, held at the Lancaster Driving Park. It is reported that the event was highlighted by a lengthy discussion of store hours. }} VILLAGE FIRE CHIEFS {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-20.jpg |size=650|caption= Bottom, left to right; [[Blair-4881|Ray Blair]], chief; [[Bull-2257|Lloyd Bull]], third assistant, Top: [[Lyon-6015|John Lyon]], second assistant; [[Wendel-349|Arthur Wendel]] first assistant. }} VILLAGE POLICE DEPARTMENT {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-21.jpg|size=650|caption=Front, left to right: [[Lang-3329|Edward Lang]], lieutenant; [[Bund-24|Edward Bund]], chief; [[Schweitzer-792|Francis Sweitzer]], captain. Rear: Patrolmen [[Huber-1602|Joseph Huber]], [[Smith-171936|Andrew Smith]], [[Rogers-26058|Henry Rogers.]]}} {{Image|file=Lancaster_New_York_Early_History.jpg|size=650||caption=DRAWING OF A PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF LANCASTER, DATED 1892 }} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-22.jpg|size=650|caption=Maute's Iron Foundry on Holland Avenue, from a picture taken in 1913.}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-23.jpg|size=650}} '''SCOTT AVIATION CORPORATION''' Tiie Scott Aviation Corporation, although comparatively new, has already taken its place as one of Lancaster’s top-ranking industries. Situated at 207 Erie Street, its modernly-design-ed plant has factory floor space of 25,000 square feet; office, engineering and service space of 5,000 square feet; and its average number of employees is 75. Its officers are listed as follows: Earle M. Scott, president and sales manager; Howard A, Benzel, vice president and general manager; Robert D, Pollock, vice president and treasurer and Emery C- Prior, secretary, Scott Aviation Corporation was founded by Earle M. Scott as the Universal Alloy Products Co. in 1932; was incorporated as the Uniloy Accessories Corp. in 1939 ; and as the Scott Aviation Corporation in 1940. Before the war the major production was for light aircraft only and consisted of tail wheel assemblies, brake cylinders, and other related items and accessories. Shortly before the war the company engaged in the manufacture of high-altitude oxygen equipment for the British Air Force. After 1941 it engaged in the design and manufacture of portable oxygen breathing equipment for the U. S. Army Air Forces and manufactured, during the war, several hundred thousand pieces of this type of equipment; all of its own original design. Other war production included all of the tail wheel assemblies for the Glider Program and light aircraft accessories of many types of liaison aircraft. The principal products manufactured between 1946 and today are accessories and subassemblies for light aircraft, and aircraft com trol wheels. It supplies most of the Oxygen Breathing Equipment used on U. S. and Foreign Airlines. For the civilian market the company designed, developed and began the manufacture, shortly after the war, of emergency breathing equipment for fire fighters and for industry known as the Scott Air-Pak; builds this equipment in high volume as well as various types of Oxygen Breathing Equipment for Industry, Fire Departments and the Hospital and Medical trades. Its products are distributed by several hundred Distributors and Dealers throughout the U. S, A., and are exported throughout the world. Recent export shipments were to such diversified users as an Oil Company in Saudi-Arabia and an Airline in Sweden; to a Cannery in the Fiji Islands and to a steel mill in Australia. {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-24.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-25.jpg|size=650||caption=The first Lancaster-Buffalo trolley, which began its local run in October, 1893. Shown in the open window at the right is Mrs, Joseph Scheicr, Photo was taken at corner of Church Street and Broadway.}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-26.jpg|size=650||caption=The Young Men's Sodality of St. Mary's Church pictured in 1909 at their annual outing, held at the Lancaster Driving Park, which is now the Repka property. Shown are; front, left to right— 1) [[O'Neill-1856|Lawrence O'Neill]], 2) Henry Swartz, 3) [[Anstett-205|Arthur Anstett]], 4) [[Ferrand-47|Louis Ferrand]], 5) [[Enser-29|Linus Enser]], 6) Steve Jacobowski, 7) [[Adolph-77|Carl Adolf]], 8) [[Hastrich-14|Raymond Hastrich]], 9) [[Schrader-640|Dave Schrader]]. Second row: 10) [[Mullaney-35|George Mullaney]], 11) [[Wahl-1255|Henry Wahl]], 12) [[Mullaney-97|John Mullaney]], 13) [[Hock-202|Ed Hoke]], 14) [[Newhouse-507|Henry Newhouse]], 15) [[Bach-818|Joseph Bach]] (now Rev. Bach), 16) [[Nuwer-71|Roman Nuwer]] (now Monsignor Nuwer), 17) [[Goldbach-60|John Goldbach]], 18) [[Dickinson-6105|Merle Dickinson]], 19) [[Nuwer-70|Frank X. Nuwer, Jr]]. Third row: 20) [[Lambrix-26|John Lambrix]], 21) [[Adolf-10|Ed Adolf]], 22) [[Robinson-19344|Walter Robinson]], 23) Dab Monnin, 24) [[Goldbach-59|Charles Goldbach]], 25) [[Nuwer-44|Frank X, Nuwer, Sr.]], 26) [[Hurley-1793|William Hurley]], 27) [[Dentinger-131|Fred Dentinger]], 28) [[Knauber-31|Ray Knauber]], 29) [[McGraw-1396|Roger McGraw]]. Fourth row: 30) [[Lambrix-29|Leo Lambrix]], 31) [[Ott-1416|Edward Ott]] (now Rev. Ott), 32) [[Thill-422|Charles Thill]], 33) [[Meiler-19|Joseph Meiler]], 34) [[Goldbach-58|Joseph Goldbach]], 35) [[Emminger-42|George Emminger]], 36) [[Nichter-40|Joseph Nichter]], 37) [[Adolf-13|Robert Adolf]], 38) [[Wolf-6486 |John Wolf]], 39) [[Hoke-446|John Hoke]], 40) [[Keicher-73|Charles Keicher]], 41) [[Staebell-32|Frank Staebell]], 42) Henry Staebell, 43) [[Stephan-321|Henry Stephan]], 44) [[Ball-9472|Frank Ball]]. Top: 45) [[Maute-25|Ralph Maute]], 46) [[Newhouse-515|Charles Newhouse]], 47) [[Haungs-10|Nick Haungs]],48) unidentified, 49) [[Haungs-17|George Haungs]], 50) [[Haungs-18|Pete Haungs]], 51) [[Voigt-413|Richard Voigt]], 52) John Geyer, 53) [[Ball-9473|Ed Ball]], 54) Joseph Sheffler, 55) [[Huber-1624|Leo E. Huber]], 56) [[Siebert-262|Arthur Seibert]] and 57) [[Kihl-6|Simon Kiehl]].}} '''GOULD STORAGE BATTERY CORPORATION''' In 1899 the Gould Coupler Company of Depew formed a battery division to build storage batteries to operate in conjunction with railroad axle generators that the Coupler Company had just introduced on the market, These batteries, and the parts of the batteries, were produced in various parts of the Coupler Company buildings. So successful were the batteries, and so successful was the reception by the railroad people, that in 1900 a separate battery plant was erected on the site of the present Gould Storage Battery plant. The plant was added in 1902 and as business increased other building additions were made. The original batteries produced differed considerably from the batteries familiar to most people today. Instead of having a grid framework into which was pressed active material, these early batteries were made of solid lead sheets. In the course of years, Gould developed their own technique for improving the performance of these lead sheet batteries. Today, these batteries are still produced at the Gould plant in Depew, They are no longer used for lighting purposes, but are used in power stations by public utility companies as emergency stand-by units. Their great dependability and long life of twenty years or more contribute much to the efficiency of many large utility operations in this country today. The present type of battery—in which the power producing part consists of a grid and active material pressed into the grid —- became popular about the time that electric automobiles came into use. As electric automobiles were replaced by gasoline type automobiles the batteries changed from power units to starting units. The automobile battery is, of course, the type most familiar to most people today. However, the automobile battery is no longr produced at Depew. Today, most of the batteries produced at Depew are many times larger than the largest automobile batteries, and used to power fork trucks in factories, for telephone systems, for public utility systems, for mining coal, for car lighting and air conditioning systems on railroad cars, for starting the huge diesel locomotives that now draw America’s trains swiftly across the country — in fact, they are used in hundreds of places unsuspected by the average person. The development of Gould has paralleled very closely with the development and use of the storage battery by American industry. In 1901, at the Pan American Exposition, Gould exhibited the largest stationary cell in existence, A special built generator kept the cell in constant operation throughout the exhibit. For this achievement the company received a Silver Medal. In 1904, Gould received a Gold Medal at the St. Louis Exposition. The battery exhibited was put in operation in 1905 at the University of Illinois, and gave over 40 years of service. During World War I, Gould manufactured submarine batteries for the U. S. Navy. Batteries of various types and uses were furnished to our Allies, About 1925, the Symington Company of Rochester, purchased the Gould Coupler Company and its battery business. And in 1930, the battery business was sold to The National Battery Company of St. Paul, Minnesota. During World War II, Gould became actively engaged in war production work and received the Navy Award with several stars for its work on submarine batteries. Gould has grown from a small operation to become the second largest industrial battery company in the country. The present National Battery Company now has two commercial battery plants, two contained plants, and 13 automotive battery plants located throughout the United States and Canada. The battery plant at Depew, founded 50 years ago, is still the Mother Plant of that industrial battery division of the National Battery Company. It is an outstanding plant of its kind in this country, and the laboratory there is the only modern and complete laboratory, with pilot plant, in the battery business. It represents an operation of which all Lancaster and Depew people can well be proud. '''LANCASTER MACHINE KNIFE WORKS''' Incorporated In 1896 {{Image|file=Lancaster_Knives-9.jpg|size=650|caption=(Photo taken during Old Home Week in 1913.) }} *President—ANDREW CANT *Vice President—JOHN CANT *Secretary—R. J. CANT *Treasurer—W. J. CANT The Lancaster Machine and Knife Works was originally engaged in the manufacture of wood-working machinery and machine knives. The company was reorganized and the capitol stock was increased in 1899, after which the production of wood-working machinery was suspended, and the entire effort was concentrated on knives, braces and a few small tools. The factory burned to the ground in 1899— but was promptly re-built. An effective display of products was made at the Pan-American exposition in 1901—resulting in associations that have improved year after year over the entire 48 intervening years. In 1916 the brace business was disposed of to the Stanley Rule and Level Co, of Connecticut. This left only machine knives, shear blades, punches and dies in the regular line. Andrew Cant, president since the company’s incorporation, passed away early in 1924, and his son Roderick J. Cant was elected president, and his grandson Perry R. Cant, vice president. In 1925 the company was re-incorporated into the Lancaster Machine Knife Works, modernizing the whole establishment in every sense of the word. A new modern office was built, the shop re-arranged and new equipment added. In March, 1941, Roderick J. Cant, president, passed away, to be followed by his son, the present president, Perry R. Cant. Mr. H. Earle was elected vice president and treasurer and Mr. H. W. strite, secretary. The company makes wood working knives from a mere fraction of an inch long, up to 213 inches long—this monster being used for cutting veneer. In the metal cutting, shear blades, punches, dies and bar cutters. The most outstanding item being a sectional shear blade to cut a 6 inch square bar of steel. During the recent war, gun carriage ways, tank springs, airplane motor cutting tools, machine gun parts and numerous other dose tolerance items were produced. Machine knives are used in planing mills, box factories, paper mills, cooperage factories, in fact, every conceivable place where lumber or wooden articles are produced. A machine knife is a knife that is used in a machine, be that machine large or small. No machine knife ever has a handle—that trade that makes handled knives is known as cutlery trade. Machine knives are made from soft steel backing, with the tool steel that holds the cutting edge welded on. The entire process from rough bar stock to finished knife being handled in the Court Street Plant. ===Photo's from the Centennial Celebration=== {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-27.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-28.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-29.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-30.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-31.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-32.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-33.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-34.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-35.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-36.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-37.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-38.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-39.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-40.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-41.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-42.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-43.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-45.jpg|size=650}} {{Image|file=1949_Centennial_History_Lancaster_NY-46.jpg|size=650}}

[[Category: 19th Regiment, Kentucky Infantry, United States Civil War]] [[Category: Siege of Vicksburg]] [[Category: Red River Campaign]] [[Category: Camp Ford, Tyler, Texas]] The 19th Kentucky Infantry fought in the U.S. Army (Union) in the Civil War === Nineteenth Kentucky Volunteer Infantry=== The 19th Kentucky Infantry was recruited and organized at Harrodsburg, Kentucky, in the fall of 1861 by Colonel Wm. J. Landram and Lieutenant Colonel John Cowan, and was mustered into the United States service on the 2d day of January, 1862, by Captain H. C. Bankhead, United States Mustering Officer. From Harrodsburg the regiment marched to Somerset, Kentucky, In January, 1862, and was engaged for some time in destroying the intrenchments of General Zollicoffer, and collecting property captured at the battle of Mill Springs. The regiment marched from Somerset to Cumberland Ford, Kentucky, In April, 1862, and was assigned to General Baird's brigade of General George W. Morgan's Division. It remained at Cumberland Ford until June, when it took part in the movements which resulted in the capture of Cumberland Gap, and assisted in the construction of the fortifications at that point. The Gap was evacuated in September, 1862, by the Federal forces, who marched through the mountains of Eastern Kentucky to the Ohio river, occupying over twenty days. Upon this march the troops suffered much for want of food, subsisting chiefly upon meal grated upon the bottoms of their mess-pans. At the termination of the Cumberland Gap campaign the 19th was assigned to the division of the Army of Kentucky commanded by Brigadier General A.J. Smith, and composed part of the 2d Brigade under command of Col. Landram. It marched by way of Louisville, Kentucky, to Memphis, Tennessee, and formed part of Major General Sherman's Army which moved on Vicksburg via Chickasaw Bayou. It participated in the battle of Chicasaw Bluffs, December 29th, 1862, and acquitted itself with credit. From Chickasaw Bayou it prceeded to Arkansas Post, and participated in the battle which resulted in the capture of that place on the 10th of January, 1863. It returned from Arkansas Post to Young's Point, Louisiana, where it remained for some time. On the 15th of April, 1863, the regiment marched down the east bank of the Mississippi river and crossed to the rear of Vicksburg, participating in the battles of Port Gibson, Champion Hills, Black River Bridge, and the siege of Vicksburg and Jackson. Of the conduct of the regiment at Port Gibson the Brigade Commander mentions in his official report the undaunted bravery and gallantry in the following terms, "The 19th Kentucky Infantry advanced under a heavy fire to within 60 yards of the enemy's lines, where they returned the fire with such coolness and accuracy, for about two hours, as to silence the fire in their front, capturing 25 or 30 prisoners, and cutting to pieces the 5th (Rebel) Missouri regiment." The regiment was commanded in this engagement, as well as the others mentioned, by Lieutenant Colonel John Cowan (Colonel Landram being in command of a Brigade), who is uniformly spoken of by his superior officers in terms of the highest praise. In the assault on Vicksburg, on the 22nd of May, the 19th lost about 60 in killed and wounded. Among the killed was that gallant officer, Major Morgan V. Evans, who fell in front of his men nobly doing his duty. This regiment was among the few Kentucky organizations that took part in the capture of Vicksburg, and in the numerous battles incident thereto, and is favorably mentioned by Major General McClernand, commanding the 13th Army Corps, in the following congratulatory letter to Governor Robinson, viz: "Headquarters 13th Army Corps, "Near Vicksburg, June 5, 1863 "Governor: I have the honor to inform you that there are two general officers and three regiments, the 7th, 19th, and 22nd Kentucky, in the 13th Army Corps, Department of the Tennessee, under my command, who crossed the Mississippi river with me at Bruensburg, below Grand Gulf, on the 30th day of April, and who took part in the battles of Thompson's Hill on the 1st of May, Champion Hills on the 16th, Big Black Bridge on the 17th of May, and at Vicksburg, beginning on the 19th of May and continuing up to the present time. "I am most happy, sir, to congratulate you, and through you your noble State, for the victories won by the common effort of her brave sons with those of sister States, and to bear testimony to the gallantry, bravery, and good conduct of her officers and men in all these bloody struggles. They bore themselves with unflinching steadiness of veterans, both under galling fires of artillery and musketry, and in making charges upon fortified lines. They have shown themselves compeers and fit companions in arms with brave men of sister States in a series of battles in which it has become impossible to make particular mention of those who distinguished themselves, without mentioning individually both officers and men. "Your most obedient servant, "John A. McClernand, "Maj. Gen. Comd'g 13th Army Corps, Department of the Tennessee." After the siege of Jackson, the 19th Kentucky Infantry, being in the 13th Army corps, was transferred to the Department of the Gulf, and was with General Banks on the unfortunate "Red River Campaign." At the battle of Sabine Cross Roads, Louisiana, it was assigned to the First Brigade of the Fourth Division, commanded by Colonel Landram. In this battle the 19th Kentucky repelled five distinct charges before the enemy was enable to break through its lines; and the Corps Commander, Gen. Ransom, says "they all did nobly, and their list of killed and wounded bears evidence of the obstinacy with which they resisted the overwhelming force of the enemy." After the Red River Expedition it returned to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where it remained until ordered to Louisville, Kentucky, where it was mustered out January 26, 1865, the veterans and recruits being transferred to the 7th Kentucky Veteran Infantry. :: ''[https://books.google.com/books/about/Report_of_the_Adjutant_General_of_the_St.html?id=dYQdAQAAMAAJ Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky, Volume 2]''Daniel Weisiger Lindsey, [https://books.google.com/books/about/Report_of_the_Adjutant_General_of_the_St.html?id=dYQdAQAAMAAJ Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky, Volume 2], Kentucky. Adjutant-General's Office, 1867. ===Timeline=== '''Organization''' : Organized at Camp Harwood, Harrodsburg, Ky., and mustered in January 2, 1862. : Attached to 20th Brigade, Army of Ohio, to February, 1862. : 20th Brigade, 6th Division, Army of Ohio, to March, 1862. : 27th Brigade, 7th Division, Army of Ohio, to October, 1862. : 2nd Brigade, 1st Division, Army of Kentucky, Dept. of Ohio, to November, 1862. : 2nd Brigade, 10th Division, Right Wing 13th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee; to December, 1862. : 2nd Brigade, 1st Division, Sherman's Yazoo Expedition, to January, 1863. : 2nd Brigade, 10th Division, 13th Army Corps, Army of Tennessee, to August, 1863. : 2nd Brigade, 4th Division, 13th Army Corps, Dept. of the Gulf, to March, 1864. : 1st Brigade, 4th Division, 13th Army Corps, to June, 1864. : Defenses of New Orleans, La., June, 1864. : District of Baton Rouge, La., to January, 1865. '''Service''' : Moved to Somerset, Ky., January, 1862, and duty there until April. : Cumberland Gap Campaign March 28-June 18. At Cumberland Ford until June. : Occupation of Cumberland Gap June 18-September 16. : Evacuation of Cumberland Gap and retreat to Greenup on the Ohio River September 16-October 3. : Expedition to Charleston, W. Va., October 21-November 10. : Moved to Memphis, Tenn., November 10-15, and duty there until December 20, : Sherman's Yazoo Expedition December 20, 1862, to January 3, 1863. : Chickasaw Bayou December 26-28. : Chickasaw Bluff December 29. : Expedition to Arkansas Post, Ark., January 3-10, 1863. : Assault and capture of Fort Hindman, Arkansas Post, January 10-11. : Moved to Young's Point, La., January 15-22, and duty there until March 10. : Expedition to Fort Pemberton and Greenwood March 10-April 5. : Moved to Milliken's Bend, La., April 5-8. : Movement on Bruinsburg and turning Grand Gulf April 25-30. : Battles of Port Gibson, Miss., May 1; : Champion's Hill May 16; : Big Black River Bridge May 17. : Siege of Vicksburg May 18-July 4. : Assaults on Vicksburg May 19 and 22, : Surrender of Vicksburg July 4. : Advance on Jackson, Miss., July 5-10. : Siege of Jackson July 10-17. : Camp at Big Black until August 13. : Ordered to New Orleans, La., August 13. : Duty at Carrollton, Brashear City and Berwick until October. : Western Louisiana Campaign October 3-November 30. : Grand Coteau November 3. : At New Iberia until December 19. : Moved to New Orleans December 19, thence to Madisonville January 19, and duty there until March. : Red River Campaign March 10-May 22. : Advance from Franklin to Alexandria March 14-26. : Battle of Sabine Crossroads April 8. : Bayou de Paul April 8. : Battle of Pleasant Hill April 9. : Cane River Crossing April 22-23. : At Alexandria April 27-May 13. : Near Alexandria May 2-9. : Retreat to Morganza April 13-20. : Mansura May 16. : Moved to Baton Rouge, La., May 29, and duty there until January, 1865. : Ordered to Louisville, Ky., and there mustered out January 26, 1865. '''Regiment lost during service''' : 1 Officer and 42 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and : 3 Officers and 152 Enlisted men by disease. Total 198. :: ''Dyer, Frederick H., [https://archive.org/details/08697590.3359.emory.edu A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion]''Frederick H. Dyer, [https://archive.org/details/08697590.3359.emory.edu A compendium of the War of the Rebellion]: compiled and arranged from official records of the federal and Confederate armies, reports of the adjutant generals of the several states, the army registers, and other reliable documents and sources, Des Moines, Ia. Dyer Pub. Co., 1908. === Roster === [http://freepages.family.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mcwhorter/roster19thky.html Roster of the boys in the 19th Kentucky] from the [http://freepages.family.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mcwhorter McWhorter Lives and Times] website. ===The Red River Campaign=== : General Sherman came to New Orleans on the 1st of March and promptly arranged to send ten thousand men to join Admiral Porter at the mouth of the Red River, and, accompanied by the fleet, to be at Alexandria by the 17th of March, simultaneously with the arrival of Banks's [General Nathaniel P. Banks] troops marching north by the Teche. Thus two armies and a fleet, hundreds of miles apart, were to concentrate on a given day at a remote point far within the enemy's lines, situated , moreover, on a river always difficult and uncertain of navigation and now obstructed and fortified. : And here, especially in Sherman's ready agreement to overlook a fundamental rule of the art of war, we see clearly the earliest sign of that general disregard of the enemy's power of resistance that was so soon to wreck the campaign. It is noteworthy that the same error was repeated on a greater scale when it was arranged that after once concentrating within the enemy's lines at Alexandria, the united forces of Banks, Sherman, and Porter should meet those of Steele within the enemy's lines at Shreveport, where, roughly speaking, Kirby Smith was within three hundred miles of either Banks or Steele, while the two Federal commanders, separated from each other at the start by nearly five hundred miles of hostile territory, could only communicate by the rivers in their rear over a long circuit, lengthening as they approached their common enemy in his central stronghold. : In estimating the forces at Kirby Smith's disposal to meet this triple invasion at 25,000 men, Banks was, as he had been the year before in the Port Hudson campaign, virtually correct, although on both occasions the Government regarded his figures as exaggerated. Since the forces told off for the Red River expedition numbered 42,000 officers and men of all arms, of whom Sherman was to furnish 10,000, Steele 15,000, and Banks 17,000, it is obvious that by concentrating his whole force, Kirby Smith would be stronger than either column separately, nearly as strong as the whole of Sherman's force and Banks's when united and before being weakened by detachments, and therefore possibly stronger than their combined force after providing for the heavy details indispensable to such a movement. : Porter's fleet entered the mouth of the Red River on the 12th of March, convoying Sherman's detachment on transports. On the 13th two divisions of the Sixteenth Corps under Mower, and Kilby Smith's division of the Seventeenth Corps, the whole under command of Brigadier-General A. J. Smith, landed at Simsport, near the head of the Atchafalaya, and the next morning marched on Fort de Russy. : Walker's division of the Confederate army; under General Richard Taylor , which was holding the country from Simsport to Opelousas, at once fell back to Bayou Boeuf, covering Alexandria. A. J. Smith's march was therefore unmolested. He arrived before Fort de Russy on the afternoon of the 14th, and promptly carried the works by assault, with a loss of 34 killed and wounded, capturing 260 prisoners, eight heavy guns, and two field-pieces. : Meantime the advance of Porter's fleet had burst through the dam and raft nine miles below, and was thus able to proceed at once up the river, arriving off Alexandria on the 15th. Kilby Smith followed on the transports with the remainder of the fleet, landed at Alexandria on the 16th, and occupied the town, Taylor having retired toward Natchitoches and called in Mouton's division from the .country north of the river to join Walker's. A. J. Smith, with Mower, followed on the 18th. Thus Porter and A. J. Smith were at Alexandria ahead of time. ... : Banks himself made his headquarters at Alexandria on the 24th, and there on the 27th he received fresh orders that imposed a new and well-nigh impossible condition on the campaign. These were the instructions of Lieutenant-General Grant, dated the 15th of March, on taking command of the army of the United States, looking to the cooperation of the whole effective force of or in the Department of the Gulf in the combined movement early in May of all the armies between the Mississippi and the Atlantic. : A. J. Smith was to join the Army of the Tennessee for the Atlanta campaign, and Banks was to go against Mobile. If Shreveport were not to be taken by the 25th of April, at latest, then A. J. Smith's corps was to be returned to Vicksburg by the 10th, "even if it should lead to the abandonment of the expedition." Yet Halleck's orders for the expedition were not revoked; it was to go on--only, to make sure that it should not be gone too long, it was put in irons. Banks might well have given up the campaign then and there; yet there was a chance that Kirby Smith might not be able to concentrate in time to save Shreveport; another, still more remote, that he might give the place up without a fight, and a third, more unlikely than either, that Steele might join Banks in time to make short work of it. There were twenty-six days left before the latest time at which A. J. Smith must leave him; so in his dilemma Banks decided to take these chances. : [p. 351] : After the arrival of Lee's cavalry, A. J. Smith sent Mower with his two divisions and Lucas's brigade of Lee's division on the 21st to Henderson's Hill, near Cotile, twenty-three miles above Alexandria, to clear the way across Bayou Rapides. Here, the same night, in a heavy rain-storm, Mower skillfully surprised the only cavalry force Taylor had, the 2d Louisiana, Colonel William G. Vincent, and with trifling loss captured nearly the whole regiment, about 250 men and 200 horses, together with the four guns of Edgar's battery. This was a heavy blow to Taylor, since it deprived him of the means of scouting until Green's cavalry, long looked for, should arrive from Texas. Mower returned to Alexandria and Taylor withdrew to Natchitoches. : While the navy was occupied in passing the rapids, the advance of the army, on the 27th, took up the line of march, and on the 3d of April the whole force was concentrated near Natchitoches, the gun-boats and the twenty-six transports carrying A. J. Smith's corps and the stores having arrived at Grand Ecore, four miles distant, on the same day. Here General John M. Corse overtook the expedition, bearing renewed and very special orders from Sherman for the return of A. J. Smith's corps by the 10th of April; but the expedition-was now within four marches of Shreveport, and it was agreed to go on. : Kirby Smith's division, 1700 strong, remained with the transports, under orders to proceed under convoy as far as Loggy Bayou, opposite Springfield, 110 miles by the river above Grand Ecore, while A. J. Smith with Mower's divisions, numbering about 7000, moved by land with the rest of the army, now reduced to less than 26,000 officers and men of all arms, including the 2200 colored infantry and engineers, and 1700 cavalry presently detached for service on the north bank. : Franklin marched on the 6th of April, Lee's cavalry in advance, followed by the Thirteenth Corps under Ransom, Emory's division of the Nineteenth, and Dickey's colored brigade. A. J. Smith with Mower marched on the 7th, and the same day Admiral Porter, with Kilby Smith and six light-draught gun-boats carrying about seventeen guns, got under way for Loggy Bayou. On the night of the 7th, Lee's cavalry, after a sharp skirmish with Major's brigade of Green's division of Texas cavalry, bivouacked on Bayou St. Patrice, seven miles beyond Pleasant Hill, Ransom and Emory at Pleasant Hill, thirty-three miles from Natchitoches, and A. J. Smith a day's march in their rear; the march of the infantry having been retarded by a heavy storm that broke over the rear of the column and cut up the road. : [p. 352] : Meanwhile Taylor, who had continued to fall back, found himself on the 5th at Mansfield, covering the roads to Marshall, Texas, and to Shreveport, with Green's cavalry coming up at last, and Churchill's Arkansas division and Parsons's Missouri division of Price's army in supporting distance at Keachie, about half-way between Mansfield and Shreveport, which are forty-two miles apart. : This gave Taylor 16,000 men with whom he might give battle in a chosen position, while Banks's force was stretched out to the length of a day's march on a single narrow road in the pine forest and encumbered and weakened by guarding twelve miles of wagons bearing all his ammunition and provisions through a barren wilderness, deep in the heart of the enemy's country. : Such, indeed, was Kirby Smith's plan. However, Taylor did not wait for that, but, sending back orders for Churchill and Parsons to join him early on the morning of the 8th moved out three miles to Sabine Cross-roads, and there formed line of battle with Walker’s, Mouton's, and Green's divisions, 11,000 strong, and awaited the approach of the Federals in a well-selected position, in the edge of the wood, commanding on both sides of the road one of the few clearings to be found in that region. This clearing was about 1200 yards long, 900 wide, and through the middle ran a deep ravine. : Lee's bivouac of the night before was but twelve miles away. Accompanied by Vance's brigade of Landram‘s division, Lee marched at daylight, and after meeting with a spirited resistance from three of Green's regiments, designed to give time for Taylor to form his line, arrived about noon on the hill at the eastern edge of the clearing that was to be the field of battle. : The main body of the army marched at daybreak and halted between 10 and 11, Ransom two miles beyond Bayou St. Patrice and Emory on its banks, to wait for his provision. train, which had not come up the night before. A. J. Smith moved up to within two miles of Pleasant Hill. Banks sent Ransom forward with Emerson's brigade, and rode to the front himself at an early hour. Finding the enemy before him in force, he ordered Lee to hold his ground and sent back "to hurry forward the column." : About 4 o'clock, when the two lines had been skirmishing and looking at each other for a couple of hours, Taylor suddenly delivered his attack1 by a vigorous charge of Mouton's division on the left of the Pleasant Hill road, supported on his left by Major's and Bagby's brigades of cavalry dismounted. Walker followed astride and on the right of the road, with Bee's brigade of cavalry on his right. The Federal line formed on the cleared slope, and, composed from left to right of the brigades of Dudley, Vance, Emerson, and Lucas, with four batteries, about 4500 in all, met with spirit the fierce onset of more than double their numbers, but were soon overcome. : The artillery was powerless in the woods. Nims's splendid battery, with its honorable record on every field from Baton Rouge to Port Hudson, was taken by Walker's men in the first rush. Franklin, whose headquarters were with Cameron in front of Bayou St. Patrice, received Banks's orders to move to the front at a quarter-past three. He at once sent for Emory and led forward Cameron, whose division, advancing at the double-quick, arrived on the field, five miles away, an hour later, just in time to witness and for a brief interval to check the disaster, but not to retrieve it. The whole Union line was again driven back. : To complete the confusion a wild panic ensued among the teamsters of the cavalry train, which was close behind.2 This caused the loss of the guns of two fine batteries, the Chicago Mercantile and the 1st Missouri, as well as of many prisoners and wagons. : Emory had received the order to advance at twenty minutes to four while in his bivouac on Bayou St. Patrice, and had instantly put his division in motion. : Three miles in rear of the field of battle he met the routed column pressing in great disorder to the rear. Quickening their pace, his men forced their way through the confused mass of fugitives, Negroes, cavalry, camp followers, wagons, and ambulances, and formed line in a good position to check the pursuit, Dwight on the right of the road, covered by the 161st New York deployed as skirmishers, Benedict on the left, and McMillan in reserve behind Dwight. : Hardly was the line formed when Taylor's victorious troops attacked with great energy, pressing heavily on Dwight's right; but McMillan was brought up to his support, and when night shortly fell the attack had been thrown off. : Emory's division held the ground it fought for, 2 the retreat was covered and the army was saved--the army that had set out so confidently to take Shreveport, only two marches beyond; saved by a triumph of valor and discipline on the part of its intrepid commander, from complete destruction at the hands of an enemy inferior in everything, whose entire force ours outnumbered almost as two to one. : But the campaign was lost. All hope of taking or even reaching Shreveport within the time fixed for the breaking up of the expedition was at an end. Banks at once ordered a retreat, and sent messengers to notify Kilby Smith and Porter. Emory marched at midnight, and at 8 o'clock the next morning, the 9th of April, the army came into position at Pleasant Hill, where A. J. Smith had been left, and where what remained of Lee's cavalry, of Ransom's corps, now under Cameron...and of Dickey's colored brigade had been re-formed during the night. The train, escorted by Dickey's brigade, was put in motion toward Grand Ecore, followed by Cameron. Emory and A. J. Smith remained in position, covering the retreat and approaches to Pleasant Hill, including the important cross-road to Blair's Landing on the Red River. Notes : The Confederate accounts of this engagement (called by the Confederates the battle of Mansfield, by us, Sabine Cross-roads; see p. 369) cannot be quite reconciled without reading between the lines, Kirby Smith says the reconnaissance ordered by him was "converted into a decisive engagement." Taylor says, "Becoming impatient at the delay, ...I ordered Mouton to open the attack, ..," Lieutenant Edward Cunningham, A. D. C., and Chief-of-Artillery, in a very clear and outspoken letter to his brother, which was intercepted by our troops, says that Mouton attacked "without the knowledge or orders of General Taylor."-R. B. I. : This order of march has been severely criticized, but a little reflection will show that it did not cause but only aggravated a disaster really brought about by accepting battle at the head of a column twenty miles long, at the hands of an enemy formed in complete order of battle, in a position previously chosen by him, where our artillery could not be used.-R. B. I. : Taylor says he drove the enemy five miles. "Here the Thirteenth Corps gave way entirely and was replaced by the Nineteenth hurriedly brought up to support the fight. The Nineteenth shared the fate of the Thirteenth." (The italics are mine.) This is a mistake; the Nineteenth Corps never reached the position of the Thirteenth, Taylor's next paragraph describes the fight with the Nineteenth: "Just as night closed the. enemy massed heavily on a ridge overlooking a small creek. ...The fighting was severe for a time, but. ..we encamped on the creek as night fell, the enemy forced back some tour hundred yards beyond,"-i. e., the skirmish-line was driven back to Emory's line of battle on the rising ground overlooking the creek. -R. B. I. : Ransom wounded at Sabine Cross-roads, sixteen miles from Pleasant Hill and forty-five, by the river, above Grand Ecore, where it would be easy and might be found best to reunite the army and the fleet. :: ''Richard B. Irwin, Lieutenant-Colonel, U.S,V., Assistant Adjutant-General, Department of the Gulf, from "[https://books.google.com/books?id=7T06AQAAMAAJ&dq=Richard+B.+Irwin,+Lieutenant-Colonel,+U.S,V.,+Assistant+Adjutant-General,+Department+of+the+Gulf,+from+%22Battles+and+Leaders+of+the+Civil+War&source=gbs_navlinks_s Battles and Leaders of the Civil War]," p.347.''[https://books.google.com/books?id=7T06AQAAMAAJ&dq=Richard+B.+Irwin,+Lieutenant-Colonel,+U.S,V.,+Assistant+Adjutant-General,+Department+of+the+Gulf,+from+%22Battles+and+Leaders+of+the+Civil+War&source=gbs_navlinks_s Battles and Leaders of the Civil War]: Being for the Most Part Contributions by Union and Confederate Officers : Based Upon "The Century War Series", Volume 3, Part 2, Robert Underwood Johnson, Clarence Clough Buel, Century, 1888. Transcribed by Karen Wilhelm, 2001. === WikiTree Links=== [[McWhorter-230|Robert McWhorter]] == Sources ==

[[Category:Battle of New Orleans]] [[Category:Louisiana, War of 1812]] [[Space:War of 1812 Louisiana | War of 1812 Louisiana]][[Space:2nd_BATTALION_OF_FREE_MEN_OF_COLOR | 2nd Battalion of Free Men of Color]] ==1st BATTALION OF FREE MEN OF COLOR== {{War of 1812 | Louisiana}} {{blue|space page written by Allan Harl Thomas}} Battle of New Orleans (December 16, 1814 to March 25, 1815) The Free Men of Color played an important role in the Battle of New Orleans. Louisiana was the first state to commission a military officer of African descent. In 1812, the Louisiana legislature authorized a free black battalion led by a white commanding officer and lower ranking free black officers. At the Battle of New Orleans, the First Battalion of Free Men of Color numbered 353 men, including an eleven-piece band. Fourteen year old Jordan Noble, a free man of color, sounded the call to arms, beating the long roll on his snare drum. Opening the battle with reveille, Noble concluded with taps. =='''ROSTER'''== Lt. Col. Fortier, Michel,
Lacoste, Pierre, 1st Battalion
Popolus, Vincent, 2nd Battalion
Carabet, John
Demourzelle, Basile
Chatry, Frois (adj.)
Diesse, Antoine
Lioteau, Ferdinand
Poree, Charles
Simon, Louis
Ternior, Jean
===1st Lieutenants:=== Callaud, Louis
Carriere, Noel
Demozellier, Baltazar
Duverne, Francois
Foucher, Joseph
Pacaud, Francis
Populus, Maurice
Porei, Francois
===2nd Lieutenants:=== Almajor, Joseph
Deland, Louis
Honore, Isidore
Jourdan, Noel
Vivan, Charles
----- ==The Troops== Alxandre, Vzaine
Allegre, Charles
Alleque, Narcisse, Sgt.
Alon, Benite
Amelin, Julien
Andrie, Bescente
Andry, Alexis
Araouz, Joseph
Ardy, Jacque Armires, Etienne, Sgt Asmar, Baptiste
Asmard, Joisim, Sgt.
Astier, Jean Louis
Aubry, Pierre Aubry, Marcelin
Auguste, Moliere
Auguste, Voltaire
Augustin, Joseph
Azor, servant
Badille, Jacques, Sgt.
Badille, Pierre
Bailly, Pierre
Bailly, Pierre, fils
Baptiste, Jean, music
Baptiste, servant
Baptiste, Jean, music
Barbe, Mathiew
Barnabe Jean Baptiste
Barons. Etienne
Barthe, Jean
Bezale, servant
Beauduit, Seraphin
Beauheu, Phillippe
Beaulieau, Sterlin
Beaulieau, Urbain
Bernard, Sanon
Beaulieu, Etienne
Beaulieu, Gilbert
Beaulieu, Hurbin
Beaulieu, Jean Baptiste
Beaulieu, Lindor
Beaulieu, Maurice
Belaire, Jean, Cpl.
Belhomme, servant
Benoit, Baptiste
Echo, Jean Baptiste
Bernard, Sanon
Beroche, Elie, music
Bienvenu, Barhelenne
Bienvenu, Celestin
Bienvenu, Michel
Blanchard, Jean
Blodin, Valiere
Boidore, Antoine
Boisdore, Francois
Boisdore, Regisse
Boroin, Pierre
Bollien, Gilbert
Bollien, Jean Baptiste
Bollien, Jean Baptiste
Bollien, Lendore
Bollien, Maurice
Bollien, Phillipe
Bonne, Baptiste
Bonne, Charles
Bonne, Jacques
Crinicher, Pierre
Cubidon, Vincent
Cuereal, Louis
Dablong, Honore
Dalcour, Valcour
Daubard, Valmont
Daunoy, Louis
Debergue, M'e
Decou, Charles
Decource
Degar, Jean Bte
Deland, Louis
Deland, Zenon
Delile, Felix
Delphin, Servant
Del Terribles, Juan
Demouille, Yacinte
Denneville, Celestin
Derneville, Theophile
Descuire (?), Piere,
Dieze, Francois
Dodard, Valmont
Dolliole, Jean Louis
Dolliole, Jhp. Ord., Sgt
Dolliele, Peter
Dominique, Zenon
Dreaux, Severin,
Dufossar, Cyprien
Demoulle, Bernard
Dupard, August
Dupard, Celestin
Dupard, Charles
Dupard, Hilaire, Sgt
Dupard, Pierre, Sgt
Duplaissy, Jph., Sgt.
Dupont, Pierre
Dupuis, Edmond, Cpl
Durand, Charles
Duriauz, Pierre
Dusuan, St. Ford, Cpl
Duval, Francois
Louis, Honore, Sgt.
Huvert, Cyprien Esclavan, Andore
Escot, Antoine, Cpl.
Etienne, Hiacinth
Favres, Lindore
Figaro, Servant
Fletcher, Henry, Cpl
Fondal, John
Ford, Francois
Forestalle, Louis
Fortier, Honore
Fortier, Honore, Cpl. Fortier, Norbert
Frechinette, Honore
Frechinette, Honore
Gabrielle, Charles
Gaillard, Raymond,
Galland, Masimilian
Galland, Noel
Garau, Pierre, Servant
Garcille, Baptiste
Garcille, Perre
Garrique, Antoine
Garrick, John
Garsille, Thomas
Gentilly, Sifroix
Gilard, Jean
Giraudau, Louis
Gnesnon, Ursin
Goaster, Erasine
Gullaumes, Joseph
Halphen, surg. Mate
Handry, Alexis
Hardy, Jacques
Haszeur, Louis, Sr.
Petit, Maurice
Henry, Joseph
Hicart, Joseph
Holognier, Louis
Honore, Pierre
Honore, Rene Huvert, Cyprien Marly, Pierre
Jacque, Charles
Jallian, Julien
Jaimont, Etienne
Janot, Gabriel
Jansene, Augustin
Jansene, Augustin
Jauvier, Servant
Jason, Gabriel
Jean, Honore
Jean, Louis, Cpl.
Jantilly, Sifrois
Jourdan, Celestin
Juing, Raphael, Cpl.
Labat, Francis
Laby, Louis
Lachaise, Baptiste
Lalande, Charles
Lalande, Bernard
Lanna, Vital
Langlois, Virgile
Laporte, Edmond
Larieu, Jean
Larieux, Emelian
Larieux, Etienne
Lasour, Jacquer
Lavaux, Narcisse
Lavigne, Joseph
Leduf, Jacques
Legre, Charles A.
Lemaire, Lomiere, Ord
Leveque, Jacques
Leveille, servant
Lindor, servant
Lolognier, L.
Macarty, Baptisse
Macarty, Francois
Mandeville, Vincent
Marcostille
Marie, Gabriel Jean
Marigny, Celestin, Sgt.
Marly, Devince, Sgt.
Martin, Jhn., Sgt.
Mater, Louis
Mather, Jean Baptiste,
Matthieu, Innocent
Mauraux, Manuel
McCarthy, Baptiste
Medecenque, Jr.
Medecinque, Jean
Meileur, Louis
Melanie, Sanon
Mello, John
Mello, Pierre
Michel, servant
Michel, Similien
Milon, Celestin
Monferand, Julian
Montreuil, Lubin
Moreau, George
Moreau, Manuel
Mory, Gabrielle Juan
Narcisse, Pierre
Noye, Narcisse
Olivert, Pierre
Pable, Devince
Parent, Pierre
Pascal, Frederic
Paul, servant
Paule, Charles
Paul, Henry, music
Paule, Joseph
Pechon, Jean Baptiste
Perrault, Firman
Pierre, servant
Pierre, Baptiste
Pierre, Charles
Pierre, Francois
Pierre, Manuel Jean
Pierre, Norber
Pierre, Paul
Pierre, Sanon
Pierre, Silvin
Pomet, Garcon
Pomette, Lindor
Ponton, Joachim
Populus, Charles
Populus, Felix
Populus, Honore
Populus, Jean Baptiste
Populus, Joachim
Populus, Phillipe
Postique, Pierre
Ponyesse, Louis
Prade, Sebastian
Prade, Zenon
Prados, Pierre
Prevot, Honore
Quissart, J., Sgt.
Raby, Antoine
Raimond, Honore
Ramond, Joseph
Raphael, Fils
Raphael, Pierre
Raquet, Honore
Reau, Garcon
Reaux, Silveste
Resimond, Miniere
Reynes, Joseph
Riboul, Appolonaire
Richard, Jean
Rieux, Honore
Rivarousse, Mathurin
Robin, Norbert
Roche, Charles
Rochon, Hilaire
Roguigne, Jean Baptiste
Roland, Baptiste
Romagnan, Francois
Rogue, Elise
Rosemond, Miniere
Rosemond, Vincent
Rosson, Charles
Roussau, Jean
Roussaux, Pierre
Roussere, Baptiste
Rouzant, Jacques
Rynes, Joseph
Sabaque, Pierre
Sandos, Isidor
Sannon, servant
Sarestte, Baptiste
Sauvage, Charles
Silvest, Joseph
Smith, Richard
St. Amant, Voltare
St. Amant, Louis
Stephen, William
Stibine, William
St. Luc
St. Martin, Louis
Theard, Joseph
Theodor, Honore
Thiery, Basille
Thomas, Antoine
Thomas, James
Trebino, Paul
Trebino, Raimond
Treme, Felix
Valentine, Ursin
Warnisse, Joseph
Wiltz (?), Bastien
Wiltz (?), Lambert
---- '''Sources''': *http://acityofchameleons.com/index.html/Fortier-Unit-versiona.pdf *http://www.frenchcreoles.com/CreoleCulture/common%20names/battalion%20creoles2continued.htm

[[Category:1st Regiment, Colorado Cavalry, United States Civil War]] [[Category: Franktown Cemetery, Franktown, Colorado]] :The goal of this project is to ...add Profiles, biographies, Sources, images of military documents. :BUT mostly to locate where they were laid to rest so we can honor the ones that have not been found yet. (among the UNMARKED/Unknown graves of Franktown Cemetery, Colorado) '''FOUND!''' a newspaper article [https://www.coloradohistoricnewspapers.org/?a=d&d=RMD18641212.2.13&srpos=2&e=--1859---1865--en-20--1--txt-txIN-%22joseph+Aldrich%22-------2------ Letter] "Respectfully, C.S. Burdsal, First Asst. Surgeon, 3rd Colorado Cavalry, Ft. Lyon :THIS letter tells us all of the Killed in Action and the Wounded who were brought back to Fort Lyon were then laid to rest at '''Fort Lyon" ::HOWEVER, according to the bio on f-a-g "Shortly after its establishment in 1887," Must be 2 Fort Lyon's in Colorado, one at least was there in 1864....................... :YES, here is the original Fort Lyon Post Cemetery, Location: Bent County, Colorado, ::Memorials 111 added NOT 1 photo of a headstone........... Right now this project just has 4 members, #me. I am [[Taylor-25258|Carole Taylor]] # [[Tryon-1755 |Hyla jenks]] :Please see the [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:3rd_Colorado_Cavalry_Roster 3rd Colorado ROSTER list] for the example of what we need to have listed. Here are some of the tasks that I think need to be done. I'll be working on them, and could use your help. * LIST the 41 Soldiers that are already LISTED on the Category page DONE * find the fold3 ROSTER/The fold3 starts with Achey, James B. [https://www.fold3.com/image/320079137 ROSTER] muster cards/add copies to Profiles TOTAL:3,940 some are dups * search for personal history * search for burial location Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in [https://www.WikiTree.com/g2g G2G] using the project tag, or [https://www.WikiTree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=10102058 send me a private message]. Thanks! {{citation needed}} for the burial place for the 9 soldiers KIA at Sand Creek and then the 38 that were WIA and later died of wounds. ---- :'''LAST NAME FIRST''' please == THE "A" NAMES == : ( on fold3= 48 - and have found/added ____) # Pvt. [[Achey-143 | James B Achey]] -nothing found after Sept 1865 Discharge #2nd Lt [[Ackley-1649 | Solon Napoleon "Nicholas" Ackley]] -Fraternal Cem., Wadsworth, Nevada MILITARY headstone # Pvt. [[Adams-32075 | Charles C Adams]] Logan Park Cem., Sioux City, Iowa headstonephoto # Pvt. [[Adams-53131 | Adams, David]] - (24) 33 pages [https://www.fold3.com/image/320081090 fold3] # Corp [[Adams-29389 | James J "Jim" Adams]] - 2nd Masonic Cem.Trinidad, Colorado headstone photo #Cook [[Adams-53161 | Adams, James]] - "Negro Cook" age:30 born Virginia #Corp. [[Adams-53163 | Adams, Justice]] - England..1st Cav/1st Vet Batt/2nd Cav. #Cook [[Adams-53164 | Adams, Samuel]] - "Negro Cook", age: 23, born Virginia #Corp. [[Adney-97 | Adney, John W. ]] - #Corp. [[Aldrich-2951 | Aldrich, Caleb C. "C C]] #Pvt. [[Aldrich-2952 | Aldrich, Joseph W]] age:22 B:Vermont '''KIA Battle of Sand Creek" said to have been buried "St. Lyon" as per letter from the Surgeon of 3rd Regiment.......... Fort Lyon Post Cemetery, Bent County, Colorado . #[[Alexander-19444 | Alexander, George W.]] Canada #[[Alexander-19449 | Alexander, Josiah]] Corp Iowa. #[[Allen-51412 | Allen, Austin W.]] Indiana, Teacher #[[Allen-51418 | Allen, Nehemiah]] Pennsylvania, DIED: Ft Lauderdale, Florida 1929 #[[Allen-51419 | Allen, Thomas]] NY #[[Allen-51422 | Allen, William]] Maryland, Teamster Deserter, not caught. #[[Allen-51423 | Allen, Willis]] Missouri, Gambler Deserter #[[Allister-20 | Allister, John]] Missouri, received a PENSION-1912 from Co.M 1st Regiment Illinois Light Art -Pleasant Groves Holiness Church Cem. Woodville, Jackson, Alabama, headstone photo #[[Almond-1060 | Almond, Thomas]] D:1918 Holt, Missouri headstone photo #[[Allsup-207 | Allsup, George W]] Tennessee Deserted April 1864 #[[Alms-108 | Alms, John]] Penn. Re-Enlisted a 3rd term Jan 1864.. Colorado-Pension, 24 Mar 1879 #[[Anderson-60377 | Anderson, Christopher]] KIA Battle of Pigeon's Canyon Mar. 28 1862 Burial: UNKNOWN. #[[Anderson-60379 | Anderson,''' Elizabeth]] Nurse''', Pension, May 12 1896 in Colorado, no f-a-g found. #[[Anderson-64580 | Anderson '''Captain''' John C.]] B:19 Apr 1837 New York, D: 24 Feb 1911 Denver # Anderson, Jonas (33) # Anderson, Joseph (37) # Anderson, Lusavah # Andrew, William # Andrews, William (25) # Trumpeter [[Anson-318 | Anson, Allan ]] - #Major [[Anthony-3192 | Anthony, Scott J Anthony]] - [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Fairmount_Cemetery%2C_Denver%2C_Colorado Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado] # Pvt. [[Armstrong-11389 | Armstrong, William E ]] # App, John (28)- 35 pages of cards #Arble, Thomas P (23) 33 pgs # Armstrong, Albert W (21) 54 pgs # Armstrong, John (25) 24 pgs #Armstrong, William E (21) 16 pgs # Arnold, William (29) 46 pgs https://www.fold3.com/image/320086110 #Asbury, Harrison (23) 31 pgs #Ashley, Arlington (23) 39 pgs #Atkinson, Henry (21) 8 pgs # Austin, Gerard (25) 39 pgs # Aux, George (24) 26 pgs # Ayers, George (22) # Ayres, James (19) 24 pgs == THE "B" NAMES == :(fold3=243) # Farrier [[Bales-1452 | Bales, Jacob Walker]] - [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Riverside_Cemetery%2C_Denver%2C_Colorado Riverside Cem.Denver, Colorado] headstone photo # Corp. [[Boies-89 | Boies, James A ]] aka Bois - Woodbine Cemetery, Woodbine, Iowa == THE "C" NAMES == :(fold3=195) # Pvt.[[Chandler-7171 | Chandler, Joseph ]] - Sidon Cemetery, Sidon, White County, Arkansas # Rev [[Chivington-1 | Chivington, John Milton]] - [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Fairmount_Cemetery%2C_Denver%2C_Colorado Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado] # Det. [[Cook-27068 | Cook, David J ]] - [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Riverside_Cemetery%2C_Denver%2C_Colorado Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado] == THE "D" NAMES == : (fold3= 125) #Pvt. [[Debolt-416| Debolt, Lorenzo D ]] - Colorado State Veterans Center. Homelake Cemetery, Rio Grande County, Colorado == THE "E" NAMES == :(fold3= 51) # 2nd Lt [[Edson-901 | Edson, Obed E Jr]] - Hillsboro Pioneer Cemetery, Hillsboro, Oregon == THE "F" NAMES == : (fold3=110 ) == THE "G" NAMES == :(fold3= 108) # Corp [[Gillmore-240 | Gillmore, John W ]] aka Gilmore -military headstone- [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Riverside_Cemetery%2C_Denver%2C_Colorado Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado] #1st Lt [[Gilson-881 | Gilson, Samuel H]] - probably in Missouri, DOD is not known #Pvt. [[Green-31322 | Green, James ]] - #Bugler [[Griffey-204 | Griffey, David Washington ]] aka Griffitt -headstone.. Dakota City Cemetery, Dakota City, Nebraska #Sec Sgt [[Garland-1518|Charles Garland (1831-1894)]] Burial: Elizabeth Cemetery, Elizabeth, Elbert County, Colorado Woodmen of the World Headstone == THE "H" NAMES == :(fold3=232) #Capt. [[Hawley-1406 | Charles Hawley]] 26 Jul 1839 Lacolle, Canada - D:20 Oct 1913 Grandview Cemetery, Ft Collins, Colorado. photo of headstone # Sgt. [[Henry-11763|Henry, Oren Harrison]] - Co.K./Ind Batt. Artillery- Fairmount Cem. Denver WIA at Apache Canon0 photo # Pvt. [[Hitchcock-3189 |Hitchcock, David M ]] - Crown Hill Cemetery, Wheat Ridge, Colorado # Warden [[Hopkins-9215 | Hopkins, George M]] - [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Riverside_Cemetery%2C_Denver%2C_Colorado Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado] # [[Husted-1068 | Husted, Marcus ]] - Rose Hill Cemetery, Robinson, Brown County, Kansas == THE "I" NAMES == : (fold3=5) == THE "J" NAMES == : (fold3=62) #Capt.[[Johnson-81355 | Johnson, Jay J "J J"]] - DOD:1914 either Riverside Calif. OR Colorado. No Find A Grave memorial found. == THE "K" NAMES == : (fold3=88) == THE "L" NAMES == : (fold3=95) == THE "M" NAMES == :(fold3=263) #Capt [[McDonald-16861 | McDonald, Thomas E ]] - nothing found # Pvt. [[McFadden-2219 | McFadden, Daniel ]] - # Pvt.[[Minter-702 | Minter, Henry ]] - == THE "N" NAMES == : (fold3=29) == THE "O" NAMES == : (fold3=64) == THE "P" NAMES == : (fold3=106) #Pvt.[[Parker-34257 | Parker, Henry K ]] - '''Killed in Action by Kiowa Indians in Battle, Ft. Larned, Kansas Sept 25 1864''', no grave found #2nd Lt [[Peck-7155 | Peck, Thomas Samue ]] Mountain View Cem. Longmont, Colorado military headstone photo #Pvt. [[Phifer-259 | Phifer, Robert J. T.]] - # Pvt.[[Pierce-11261 |Pierce, George W ]] - '''Killed at Battle of Sand Creek''', no grave found # Bugler [[Pierce-12552 | Pierce, John F ]] - #[[Pierson-3200 | Oliver Pierson]] '''KIA Battle of Sand Creek" said to have been buried "St. Lyon" as per letter from the Surgeon of 3rd Regiment.......... Fort Lyon Post Cemetery, Bent County, Colorado . == THE "Q" NAMES == : (fold3=9) == THE "R" NAMES == : (fold3=133) #'''Lt. Henry Lee Rockwell''' 1841, Connecticut, D: 23 Jan 1869 (aged 27), Riverside Cem. he was buried in '''ACACIA Cemetery/ moved by the bank. wikitree profile coming #Pvt. [[Rowen-180 | Rowen, George W ]] - == THE "S" NAMES == : (fold3=327) # Pvt. [[Salmon-2088 | Salmon, John ]] - # Pvt.[[Sanders-14451 |Sanders, Thomas ]] - 1919 died in Texas, no Find A Grave memorial found #Governor of Idaho [[Shoup-275 |Shoup, George Laird ]] - Pioneer Cemetery, Boise, Idaho #Pvt. [[Simpson-16466 | Simpson, Henry ]] - #Capt [[Soule-1347 |Soule, Silas Stillman ]] - [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Riverside_Cemetery%2C_Denver%2C_Colorado Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado]. Silas was a hero who exposed the massacre at Sand Creek perpetrated by John Milton Chivington & paid for that with his life. He was assassinated in Denver on April 23, 1865. #Pvt [[Stout-2435 |Stout, Josiah C ]] - Mount Moriah Cemetery, Deadwood ,Lawrence County, South Dakota #Pvt. [[Straw-806 | Straw, Henry A ]] - == THE "T" NAMES == : (fold3=975) #Major [[Talbott-1119 | Talbott, Presley ]] aka Talbot Presley - [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Riverside_Cemetery%2C_Denver%2C_Colorado Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado] #Pvt. [[Tays-39 | Tays, John Campbell ]] - Dearborn Community Cemetery, Dearborn, Missouri == THE "U" NAMES == : (fold3=6) == THE "V" NAMES == :(fold3=31) == THE "W" NAMES == : (fold3=154) # 1st Major [[Wilder-2525 | Wilder, William F ]] - [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Riverside_Cemetery%2C_Denver%2C_Colorado Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado] # 2nd Lt [[Wymond-12 | Wymond, John F ]] - Boulder Creek IOOF Cemetery, Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz County, California == THE "Y" NAMES == : (fold3=20) #Asst.Surg [[Yates-5652 | Yates, Christopher P ]] - Union Point Cemetery, Banks, Oregon == THE "Z" NAMES == : (fold3=1) #Corp. [[Zoeller-172 | Zoeller, Philip]] (29) B:1832 Germany, no f-a-g, ===Sources=== * [https://digitalcommons.law.ou.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=8901&context=indianserialset Report of the Secretary of War], communicating, in compliance with a resolution of the Senate of February 4, 1867, a copy of the with a resolution of the Senate of February 4, 1867, a copy of the evidence taken at Denver and Fort Lyon, Colorado Territory, by a evidence taken at Denver and Fort Lyon, Colorado Territory, by a military commission, ordered to inquire into the Sand Creek military commission, ordered to inquire into the Sand Creek massacre, November, 1864. massacre, November, 18 scroll down for the original images of the pages and letters and testimony. * "The Battle of Glorieta Pass (March 26–28, 1862) in the northern New Mexico Territory, was the decisive battle of the New Mexico campaign during the American Civil War..." [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Glorieta_Pass ''' Dubbed the "Gettysburg of the West"'''] wikipedia.com *[http://columbinegenealogy.com/records/civil-war/history/ History: Colorado Territory Civil War Volunteers]

[[Category: 1st Regiment, Kentucky Cavalry, United States Civil War]] The 1st Kentucky Cavalry served in the U.S. Army in the Civil War.Sergeant Eastham Tarrant, Headquarters clerk. The Wild Riders of the First Kentucky Cavalry, A History of the Regiment, in the Great War of the Rebellion 1861-1865, telling of its origin and organization; a description of the material of which it was composed; its rapid and severe marches, hard service, and fierce conflicts on many a bloody field. Pathetic Scenes, Amusing Incidents, and Thrilling Episodes. A Regimental Roster. Prison Life, Adventures and Escapes. Published by A Committee of the Regiment. Copyrighted by E. Tarrant, W.T. Humphrey, John J. Elliott, R.T. Pierce, Silas Adams, 1894. Reprinted by Henry Clay Press, 1969. (Though this was considered a rare book in 1969, John J. Elliott left 300 copies of it when he died.) On July 15, 1861, Kentucky began to organize for war. William J. Landram was appointed Colonel of the First Kentucky Cavalry regiment, and Frank Wolford was appointed Lieutenant Colonel. Wolford began speaking in Casey County and nearby counties and Landram spoke in the counties near Garrard County. The First Kentucky Cavalry repeatedly skirmished with the Confederate Army's John Hunt Morgan and Morgan's Raiders all over Kentucky and Tennessee, hotly contested areas with both Confederate and Union sympathizers among the locals. === Timeline === * Organized at Liberty, Burkeville and Monticello, Ky., October, 1861, and mustered in October 28, 1861. * Attached to Thomas' Command, Camp Dick Robinson, Ky., to December, 1861. * 1st Division, Army of the Ohio, to March, 1862. * (5 Cos. attached to Garfield's 18th Brigade, Army Ohio. December, 1861, to March, 1862.) * Unattached, Army Ohio, to September, 1862. * 1st Brigade, Cavalry Division, Army Ohio, to November, 1862. * Post Gallatin, Tenn., Dept. of the Cumberland, to April, 1863. * District of Central Kentucky, Dept. Ohio, to June, 1863. * 1st Brigade, 1st Division, 23rd Army Corps, Army Ohio, to August, 1863. * Independent Cavalry Brigade, 23rd Army Corps, to November, 1863. * 1st Brigade, 1st Division, Cavalry Corps, Army Ohio, to May, 1864. * Independent Brigade, Cavalry Division, 23rd Army Corps, to August, 1864. * 4th Brigade, 1st Division, District of Kentucky, Dept. of Ohio, to December, 1864. * Camp Nelson, Military District of Kentucky, to September, 1865. ===Service=== * Near Rockcastle Hills October 18, 1861. * Camp Wild Cat October 21. * Fishing Creek December 8. * (5 Cos. sent to Prestonburg, Ky., December 10 and Join Garfield. * Garfield's operations against Humphrey Marshall December 23, 1861, to January 20, 1862. * Middle Creek, near Prestonburg, January 10, 1862.) * Near Logan's Cross Roads, Mill Springs, on Fishing Creek, January 19-20, 1862. * Near Cumberland Gap February 14 (Detachment). * Big Creek Gap and Jacksboro March 14 (Detachment). * Reconnaissance to Cumberland Gap March 21-23 (1st Battalion). * Moved to Nashville, Tenn., April. Purdy and Lebanon May 5. * Duty at Shelbyville, Columbia, Mt. Pleasant, Lawrenceburg, Pulaski and Murfreesboro, Tenn., until August. * March to Louisville, Ky., in pursuit of Bragg August 21-September 26. * Capture of 3rd Georgia Cavalry at New Haven September 29. * Pursuit of Bragg into Kentucky October 1-22. * Near Perryville October 6-7. * Battle of Perryville October 8. * Danville October 11. * Near Mountain Gap October 14 and 16. * March to Nashville, Tenn., October 22-November 7. * Ordered to Kentucky November. * Operations against Morgan December, 1862, to January, 1863. * Operations against Pegram March 22-April 1. * Danville March 24. * Dutton's Hill, near Somerset, March 30. * Expedition to Monticello and operations in Southeast Kentucky April 25-May 12. * Howe's Ford, Weaver's Store, April 28. * Monticello May 1. * Neal Springs May. * Near Mill Springs May 29. * Monticello and Rocky Gap June 9. * Saunders' raid in East Tennessee June 14-24. * Lenoir June 19. Knoxville June 19-20. * Strawberry Plains and Rogers' Gap June 20. * Powder Springs Gap June 21. * Columbia and Creelsborough June 29. * Pursuit of Morgan July 2-26. * Marrowbone, Burkesville, July 2. * Columbia July 3. * Martin's Creek July 10. * Buffington's Island. Ohio, July 19. * Near Lisbon July 26. * Operation against Scott in Eastern Kentucky. Lancaster and Paint Lick Bridge July 31. * Lancaster August 1. * Smith's Shoals, Cumberland River, August 1. * Burnside's campaign in East Tennessee August 16-October 17. * Calhoun and Charleston September 25. * Near Philadelphia September 27 and October 15. * Philadelphia October 20. * Motley's Ford, Little Tennessee River, November 4. * Knoxville Campaign November 4-December 23. * Marysville November 14. * Little River November 14-15. * Stock Creek November 15. * Near Knoxville November 16. * Siege of Knoxville November 17-December 5. * Pursuit of Longstreet December 5-23. * About Bean Station December 9-13. * Operations about Dandridge January 16-17, 1864. * Bend of Chucky River, near Dandridge, January 16. * Dandridge January 17. * Flat and Muddy Creek January 26. * Seviersville January 26. * Near Fair Garden January 27. * Moved to Mt. Sterling, Ky., February 17-26, and duty there reorganizing until April. * March to Tunnel Hill, Ga., May 1-12. * Atlanta Campaign May to September. Demonstrations on Dalton May 9-13. * Operations on line of Pumpkin Vine Creek and battles about Dallas, New Hope Church and Allatoona Hills May 25-June 5. * Operations about Marietta and against Kenesaw Mountain June 10-July 2. * Lost Mountain June 10 and 15-17. * Assault on Kenesaw June 27. * Operations on line of Nickajack Creek July 2-5. * Campbellton July 4. * On line of the Chattahoochie River July 5-17. * About Atlanta July 22-27. * Stoneman's raid to Macon July 27-August 6. * Macon and Clinton July 30. * Sunshine Church July 30-31. * Ordered to Mt. Sterling, Ky., September. * Duty at Camp Nelson, Ky., and at other points in Kentucky until December. * Mustered out December 31, 1864. Veterans and recruits consolidated to a Battalion of 3 Companies and on duty at various points in Kentucky, operating against guerrillas and quieting country, until September, 1865. Mustered out September 20, 1865. ===Regiment losses=== : 5 Officers and 56 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and : 1 Officer and 282 Enlisted men by disease. Total 344. === Included in roster === [[Elliott-1354|John J. Elliott]] == Sources == * Dyer, Frederick H., A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion via civilwararchive.com * [http://books.google.com/books?id=EK0TAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_atb#v=onepage&q&f=false| Wild Riders of the First Kentucky Cavalry] in Google Books. * Robert M. Baker, Timothy Downey, and the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Kentucky Division, The First Kentucky Cavalry. Copyright 2000-2009. Rootsweb hosted page, accessed June 30, 2012. (Problem with links, Google "First Kentucky Cavalry rootsweb Ancestry" to find it.) * [webspace.webring.com/people/vc/cem/index.htm Battle of Mill Springs/Fishing Creek], collection of narratives, rosters, a bibliography, etc.. Accessed June 30, 2012 by Karen Wilhelm.Insert reference here

{{Pennsylvania Settlers}} [[Category: Pennsylvania, Politicians]][[Category: Provincial Council of Pennsylvania]] [[Category:William Penn's Great Charter]] [[Category:1st Pennsylvania Legislature]] The first Legislature to meet in Philadelphia in 1683 consisted of 12 members from each of the six counties, three designated as members of the Provincial Council and nine of the General Assembly.Joyce, John St. George. ''Story of Philadelphia''. Rex Print House (1919) [https://books.google.com/books?id=Wh8VAAAAYAAJ Google Books] The Provincial Council met on March 10, 1683 #[[Markham-1200|William Markham,]] governor: #Thomas Holme #[[Cock-8|Lars Persson Cock (abt.1646-abt.1699)]] #Christopher Taylor #James Harrison #William Biles #John Simcock. #[[Claiton-7|William Clayton]] #Ralph Withers #William Haige #John Moll #Edward Cantwell #Francis Whitwell #John Richardson #John Hilliard #William Clark #Edward Southern #John Roads. Two days later on March 12, 1683 the members of the General Assembly met: {| ! scope="col" width="300px" | PHILADELPHIA COUNTY ! scope="col" width="300px" | BUCKS COUNTY ! scope="col" width="300px" | CHESTER COUNTY |-valign="top"| | #[[Songhurst-1 |John Songhurst]] #John Hart #Walter King #[[Bengtsson-236|Andrus Bengston]] #John Moon #Griffith Jones #William Warner #[[Svensson-9|Swan Swanson]] #Thomas WynneThomas Wynne was chosen Speaker Of the Assembly | #William Yardley #Samuel Darke #Robert Lucas #[[Waln-4 |Nicholas Waln]] #[[Wood-11880|John Wood]] #John Clows #Thomas Fitzwalter #Robert Hall #James Borden | #[[Hodgskins-9|John Hoskins]] #Robert Wade #George Wood #John Blunston #Dennis Rochford #Thomas Bracy #[[Bezer-16 |John Bezar]] #John Harding #[[Phipps-503|Joseph Phipps]] |- ! NEW CASTLE COUNTY || KENT COUNTY || SUSSEX COUNTY |-valign="top" | #John Cann #John Darby #[[Hollingsworth-33 |Valentine Hollingsworth]] #Gasparus Herman #John Dehraef #James Williams #William Guest #Peter Alrichs #Henrick Williams | #John Biggs #Simon Irons #Thomas Hassold #John Curtis # Robert Bedwell # William Windsmore # John Brinkloe # Daniel Brown # Benoni Bishop | #Luke Watson #Alexander Draper # Wilharn Fletcher # Henry Bowman, # Alexander Moleston # John Hill #Robert Bracey #John Kipshaden #Cornelius Verhoof |} == Sources & Notes == See also: * Frame of Government of Pennsylvania - February 2, 1683 (full text) [http://avalon.law.yale.edu/17th_century/pa05.asp The Avalon Project] * Frame of Government of Pennsylvania [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frame_of_Government_of_Pennsylvania wikipedia.org]

[[Category: Salisbury District Brigade, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution]] [[Category: Snow Campaign]][[Category: Battle of Stono Ferry]][[Category: Siege of Charleston]][[Category: Battle of Ramsour's Mill]][[Category: Battle of Kings Mountain]][[Category: Battle of Camden]][[Category: Battle of Cowpens]][[Category: Battle of Eutaw Springs]][[Category: Battle of Guilford Court House]][[Category: Siege of Ninety Six]][[Category:Iredell County, North Carolina, Revolutionary War Veterans]][[Category:Rowan County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution]][[Category:Rowan County, North Carolina]][[Category:Iredell County, North Carolina]][[Category:Davie County, North Carolina]][[Category:Davidson County, North Carolina]] {|border="1" align="center" class="wikitable" style="font-style:; font-size:100%; border: 3px Solid Blue; text-align=center;" style="vertical-align: top;" |- !colspan=3|''1st Rowan County Regiment, North Carolina Militia''
(10/22/1775 to 5/9/1777 and 5/1/1782 to 1783) |- !Date Established !Colonels !Original Officers |- style="vertical-align: top;" |~ August 1, 1775 | *[[Rutherford-1717|Col. Griffith Rutherford]] *[[Locke-1591|Col. Matthew Locke]] *[[Locke-2732|Col. Francis Locke]] *[[Montgomery-5784|Col. Hugh Montgomery]] | *[[Rutherford-1717|Col. Griffith Rutherford]] *[[Locke-2732|Lt. Col. Francis Locke]] *[[Dobbins-170|1st Maj. John Dobbins]] *[[Brandon-330|2nd Maj. James Brandon]] |- !Known Lt. Colonels: !Known Majors: !Known Adjutants: |- style="vertical-align: top;" | *[[Locke-2732|Lt. Col. Francis Locke]] *[[Brandon-330|Lt. Col. James Brandon]] *[[Brandon-528|Lt. Col. Matthew Brandon]] *[[Caldwell-5609|Lt. Col. Andrew Caldwell]] *[[Caldwell-5258|Lt. Col. David Caldwell]] *[[Dobbins-267|Lt. Col. Alexander Dobbins]] *[[Frohock-17|Lt. Col. Thomas Frohock]] *[[Hampton-3574|Lt. Col. John Hampton]] *[[Polk-1072|Lt. Col. Ezekiel Polk]] *[[Porter-14802|Lt. Col. William Porter]] | *[[Dobbins-594|1st Maj. John Dobbins]] *[[Brandon-330|2nd Maj. James Brandon]] *[[Barr-3081|Maj. James Barr]] *[[Barrier-410|Maj. George Henry Barrier]] *[[Beard-4288|Maj. Lewis Bayard]] *[[Brandon-330|Maj. James Brandon]] *[[Davidson-2571|Maj. William Lee Davidson]] *Maj. William Davis *Maj. Robert Gillespie *Maj. James Hall *Maj. Benjamin Harris *Maj. James Irvin *Maj. John Johnston *[[Lopp-108|Maj. John Lopp]] *Maj. Madison *Maj. Martin *[[McGuire-3090|Maj. Thomas McGuire]] *[[Pearson-5849|Maj. Richmond Pearson]] *[[Polk-1072|Maj. Ezekiel Polk]] *Maj. John Rowan *Maj. Philip Rutherford *[[Sharpe-83|Maj. Walter Sharp]] *Maj. James Smith *Maj. William Stewart | *[[Davidson-2571|William Lee Davidson]] *[[Lowman-538|George Lowman]] *[[McGuire-3090|Thomas McGuire]] |- !colspan=3|Miscellaneous Players |- style="vertical-align: top;" | *[[Gillespie-49|Thomas Gillespie]] - Commissary *[[Hall-4198|James ? Hall]] - Chaplain *[[Kerr-739|James Kerr]] - Commissary | *Joseph Marbury - QM General *[[Ramsey-1353|David Ramsey]] - Commissary *[[Scott-26018|John Scott]] - Commissary | *[[Utzman-11|Jacob Utzman]] - Commissary *William White - Paymaster |- !colspan=3|Captains |- style="vertical-align: top;" | *William Alexander *Andrew Allison *? Armstrong *[[Armstrong-6917|Abel Armstrong]] *[[Armstrong-6915|William Armstrong]] *Jacob Aykler *John Baker *[[Barrier-410|George Henry Barrier]] *Robert Bartley *Thomas Beatty *William Bell *James Benson *James Billingsley *James Black *William Bodenheimer *David Boyers *John Brandon *? Brown *Samuel Bryant *Daniel Bryson *John Bullin *[[Byers-1961|Joseph Byars]] *[[Caldwell-5258|David Caldwell]] *James Carr *[[Carson-1977|Andrew Carson]] *Thomas Carson *James Cathey *Maurice Clark *William Cool *[[Cowan-3825|David Cowan]] *[[Cowan-3824|George Cowan]] *[[Cowan-676|Thomas Cowan]] *Israel Cox *James Craig *Joseph Craig *[[Crawford-3968|David Crawford]] *James Crawford *James Caldwell Crawford *Joseph Cunningham *Alexander Davidson *[[Davidson-1100|Ephraim Davidson]] *[[Davidson-1109|George Davidson]] *John Davidson *Thomas Davidson *? Davis *Henry Davis *Myrick Davis *Samuel Davis *William Davis *[[Dickey-115|John Dickey]] *Joseph Dickson *George Dowell | *Richard Dowell *James Dunn *Silas Dunn *Jacob Eagle *David Enochs *Enoch Enochs *Gabriel Enochs *[[Falls-13|Galbraith Falls]] *[[Falls-139|William Falls]] *Peter Faust *Frederick Fisher *Peter Foss *[[Garrison-2296 |John Garrison]]-Captain *Robert Gillespie *Francis Gordon *George Gordon *John Graham *[[Graham-4085|Richard Graham]] *John Grimes *Frederick Grimminger *Moses Guest *[[Guy-129|James Guy]] *Joshua Hadley *[[Hall-4195|Hugh Hall]] *John Harden *Peter Hardwick *Jesse Harris *Douglas Hayden *Liles Hedrick *Peter Hedrick *William Henry *? Hightower *John Holder *Robert Holmes *James Jamieson *? Johnson *Thomas Johnson *Daniel Johnston *John Johnston *William Johnstone *[[Knox-183|John Knox]] *Frederick Kremminger *Elias Langham *Alexander Langhorn *Elias Langhorn *Gilly Lewis *[[Locke-2734|John Locke]] *[[Lopp-108|John Lopp]] *William Lopp *Elijah Lyons *James Martin | *William McAdoo *Joseph McMillen *Azariah Merrill *James Miller *Wendell Miller *[[Montgomery-5784|Hugh Montgomery]] *[[Moore-30227|Robert Moore]] *Thomas Morris *Patrick Morrison *Thomas Morrison *[[Cole-17638|James Cole Mountflorence]] *James Myers *George Nichols *[[Nichols-5274|Jacob Nichols]] *[[Nichols-10021|Joshua Nichols]] *James Noland *James Pearson *[[Pearson-5849|Richmond Pearson]] *James Peavine *William Penny *James Person *? Pinson *[[Purviance-50|James Purviance]] *[[Ramsey-1353|David Ramsey]] *[[Ramsey-1354|John Ramsey]] *John Randleman *[[Reid-1666|Samuel Reid]] *Finesse Reynolds *Henry Robertson *Hugh Robinson *[[Sharpe-65|John Sharp]] *[[Sharpe-80|Joseph Sharpe]] *[[Sharpe-68|William Sharpe]] *Richard Simmons *Johnson Sloan *? Smith *Benjamin Smith *Casper Smith *David Smith *Frederick Smith *James Smith *? Snoddy *[[Stevenson-3790|James Stevenson]] *? Thomas *John Todd *Hugh Torrance *Thomas Tremain *[[Vannoy-11|Andrew Vanoy]] *Hugh Waddell *George Wailes *John Wash *George Wathies *Capt [[Wilson-38972|William Wilson]] *[[Worke-4|John Work]] *? Wright *? Wynn *Samuel Young |- !colspan=3| Known Lieutenants - Captain Unknown: |- style="vertical-align: top;" | * James Campbell *[[Purviance-42|John Purviance]] | * ? Elsbury *[[Sharpe-83|Walter Sharpe]] | * Thomas Morrison *[[Pearson-5849|Richmond Pearson]] |- ! Colspan=3|Known Ensigns - Captain Unknown: |- | *[[Johnston-16821|Nathaniel Johnston]] | | *[[Utzman-11|Jacob Utzman]] |- !colspan=3-|Known Privates / Fifers / Drummers, etc. - Captain Unknown: |- style="vertical-align: top;" | *[[Adams-8927|Walter Adams]] *[[Alexander-7193|Gabriel Alexander]] *[[Allison-2821|Richard Allison]] *Wallace Alexander *James Anderson *[[Andrews-10187|Hugh Andrews]] *[[Awalt-13|Michael Abraham Awalt]] *[[Beard-3355|William Beard]] *[[Beaty-906|David Beaty]] *[[Bell-20317|Thomas Bell]] *[[Bone-1371|William Bone]] *[[Braly-30|John Braly]] *Josiah Brown *Andrew Bryson *David Caldwell *[[Campbell-722|John Campbell]] *[[Campbell-712|William R. Campbell]] *[[Cavin-128|John Cavin]] *Frederick Cooper *[[Duckworth-238|John Duckworth]] *[[Ellis-7551|Samuel Ellis, Jr.]] *Robert Ferguson *Wooldrich Fritz | *[[Gibson-12699|Joseph Gibson]] *John Giles *[[Gracey-59|Robert Gracey]] *[[Hair-19|Robert Hair]] *[[Haynes-1846|John Haynes]] *John Hollis *John Kidwell *[[Leonard-3735|Valentin Leonardt]] *Leonard Marbury *[[McConnell-216|John McConnell, Sr.]] *Richard McGuire *William McNary *[[Merrill-682|Charles Merrill]] *[[Millsaps-84|Joseph Milsaps, Sr.]] *[[Morrison-9456|John Morrison]] *[[Morgan-18653|Theophilus Morgan]] *[[Murdah-1|William Murdah]] | *James Paris *David Patton *Martin Penninger *[[Ramsey-1353|David Ramsey]] *[[Ramsey-1348|Robert Ramsey]] *John Reid *[[Robinson-26063|Hugh Robison]] *[[Scroggs-65|Jeremiah Scroggs]] *[[Scroggs-64|John Scroggs]] *[[Sharpe-66|James Sharpe]] *[[Simonton-68|Adam Simonton]] *John Stevenson *[[Stevenson-5290|William Stevenson]] *[[Tays-22|Samuel Tays]] *William Woods |} == Sources == *https://www.carolana.com/NC/Revolution/patriots_nc_capt_john_garrison.html *https://www.carolana.com/NC/Revolution/nc_rowan_county_regiment.html * J. D. Lewis, [http://www.carolana.com/NC/Revolution/nc_rowan_county_regiment.html 1st Rowan County Regiment] * [[:Category:North Carolina, American Revolution]] * [[:Category:Rowan County Regiment, North Carolina Militia, American Revolution]]

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[[Category:Source-a-Thon]] [[Category:Tennessee Project]] [[Category: Tennessee]] {{DD_Navigator|Source-a-Thon}} {{Image|file=Images_I_Like_to_Use-9.gif |align=c |size=s |caption=''' Team Tennessee'''!! }} {{Image|file=Images_I_Like_to_Use-9.gif |align=c |size=s |caption='''Welcome to Team Tennessee'''!! }} {{Image|file=Images_I_Like_to_Use-9.gif |align=c |size=s |caption='''Team Tennessee Volunteers'''!! }} {{Image|file=Tennessee-2.jpg|align=c|size=m|caption=State welcome sign}} {{Source-a-Thon|team=Team Tennessee Volunteers|year=2019|sources=2581}} ==Introduction== October 4 - October 7 — the start of Family History Month — is our fourth annual "Source-a-Thon"! This three-day event is for a good cause (sourced genealogy!), there will be thousands of dollars worth of door prizes donated from around the genealogy community, and it will be lots of fun. The marathon starts Friday, October 4 at 8 AM (ET) and ends Monday, October 7, 8 AM (ET) but you don't need to participate the whole time (!). If you can join for any of it, please post an ANSWER below saying either the team you'd like to be on (see the team list) or your genealogical interests or geographic location and we'll assign a team before the start of the event. This is our fourth annual 72-hour sourcing marathon. The previous three Source-a-Thons have been great fun and very productive. In 2016 we added sources to over 22,000 profiles. In 2017 we had almost 500 participants and added sources to over 53,000 profiles. In 2018 we sourced over 72,000 profiles! Join us this year to beat that record! The goal of the event is to clear out the Unsourced Profiles category on WikiTree. Although including sources is in our community's Honor Code, inexperienced genealogists don't always record them. Sometimes the source is "Aunt Mabel." This doesn't mean the information isn't worth preserving or sharing. It's a starting point — information waiting to be confirmed. Like a marathon, this is a competition, but most participants won't be serious competitors. Most of us will be doing it for the challenge of sourcing as many profiles as they can, for the mission, and for the fun of it ==2019 Team Tennessee Volunteers== ===Captains=== #[[Barnett-3517|Linda Barnett,67 ]] Sourcerer - Captain|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Barnett-3517 See your work] #[[Garrett-5361|Martha Garrett, ]] Sourcerer - Co - Captain|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Garrett-5361 See your work] ===Members=== #[[Bradley-4416|Eileen Bradley,92 ]] Data Doctor, Sourcerer, Pre-1700|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Bradley-4416 See your work] #[[Lamb-6875|Beverly Swann,128 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Swann-6875 See your work] #[[Tull-5|Geneadiva Mere,149 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Tull-5 See your work] #[[Compton-2184|E. Compton,134 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Compton-2184 See your work] #[[Vick-911|Pamela Vick,196 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Vick-911 See your work] #[[Flamer-1|Judy Bramlage,200 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Flamer-1 See your work] #[[Cole-8886|Emily Ledford,218 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Cole-8886 See your work] #[[Anonymous-2146|K. Anonymous,209 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Anonymous-2145 See your work] #[[McClintock-715|Terry McClintock,228 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=McClintock-715 See your work] #[[Gray-19785|Patricia Ferdig,165 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Gray-19785 See your work] #[[Murr-77|Stacy Krout,294 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Murr-77 See your work] #[[Pierce-9515|Stephen Pierce,298 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Pierce-9515 See your work] #[[Kissinger-162|Alexandra Florimonte,322 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Kissinger-162 See your work] #[[Trublood-1|Vicky Parrott,332 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Trublood-1 See your work] #[[Cathey-452|K. Cathey,347 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Cathey-452 See your work] #[[Martin-15906|Lance Martin, 43]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Martin-15906 See your work] #[[Mergel-15|Parzival Merkel, 373 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Merkel-15 See your work] #[[Stevens-18639|Cindy Stevens, 385 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Stevens-18639 See your work] #[[Young-3227|Jocelyn Young, 374 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Young-3227 See your work] #[[Albrechtson-2|Craig Albrectson, 406 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Albrectson-2 See your work] #[[Knight-3405|Holly Battle, 409 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Knight-3405 See your work] #[[Bowden-2288|Helen Edwards, 420 ]] Sourcerer|[https://plus.wikitree.com/function/WTStatusReview/Status.htm?TimeRange=6&WikiTreeID=Bowden-2288 See your work] ==Schedule== The party starts Friday morning, October 4, at 8 AM (ET) and runs until Monday, October 7, at 8 AM (ET). (Eastern Daylight Time is GMT -4.) Genealogists from all over the world will be participating at the same time. Click here to register now. The registration cut-off is Wednesday, October 2, at 11:59 pm, ET. ==Registration== See [[Source-a-Thon|this page]] for information about prizes - it has [[Source-a-Thon#Schedule|the schedule]] too. For information about joining or creating a team, check out [[Help:Source-a-Thon#Teams|this page]]. (Hint - for the Source-a-Thon, you need to say you want to join Team Tennessee when you https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/900156/have-you-registered-for-the-2019-source-a-thon-yet post an '''answer''' in this thread to join. Once registered, you will then be given the Source-a-Thon badge and assigned a “race number.” We'll use that number to draw the random winners for the many [[Help:Source-a-Thon#Prizes|door prizes]]. ==Important Links== *https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Source-a-Thon_Tutorial *Visit the Source-a-Thon Instruction Video for a step-by-step walkthrough of these instructions. *https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Source-a-Thon *https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/900156/have-you-registered-for-the-2019-source-a-thon-yet *'''Who can join ? If you're a WikiTree member, signed the honor code, and genealogist[[Sources|who knows what sources are and why they're so important]] please join us! ''' * [[Help:Sources#How_to_Add_Sources_to_Profiles|How to add sources to Profiles]] *[[Source-a-Thon|Main Source-a-Thon Page]] *[[Source-a-Thon_Tutorial|Source-a-Thon Tutorial--How to Participate]] *[[:Category:Unsourced_Profiles|Unsourced Profiles]] *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/470614/what-profiles-count-as-unsourced-for-the-source-a-thon "What Profiles Count as Unsourced for the Source-a-Thon?] *[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/470040/know-participate-source-thon-challenge-tracker-makes-easy Source-a-Thon Challenge Tracker made easy] *[https://tinyurl.com/TeamTenn Link to Spreadsheet] and [http://prntscr.com/j50ehs Instructions how to use] These 2 labelled photos should give you all the basics: [https://prnt.sc/hk72jy page 1] and [http://prntscr.com/j50ehs page 2]. ==How to Participate== #Choose a profile. It does NOT need to be a Tennessee profile. #Add a good source. For more information on sources, see our [[Sources|Sources page]]. #Once a valid source is placed on the profile, remove the {{Unsourced}} template or [[Category:Unsourced Profiles]] categorization, if there are any. #Click the "Challenge Tracker" button at the very top of the page and choose the "Source-a-Thon" option. #Move on to the next profile! [http://youtu.be/dbhcrvsoUVU Here's a handy video to help you out if you need a visual] '''Tip''': To prevent upset colleagues, for profiles part of or managed (and sometimes PPP't) by multiple Projects or projects other then Tennessee Project, it's best to just add the source you found in a post to the profile and leave it to a project member to add it to the Bio. ===Adding Sources and Counting Sourced Profiles=== Participating means removing profiles from the Unsourced Profiles category. They cannot be new profiles that you create. Select an Open (white) profile from anywhere in the category or one of its subcategories and search for sources to back up the facts of the person's life. Valid sources include census records, BMD records/index references, military documents, land documents, wills, etc. A source cannot be another user-generated family tree, such as Geni or an Ancestry Member Tree. If you find a valid source: Edit the profile to add the source, according to our Sources guide. Remove the {{Unsourced}} Research Note Box tag. Save the profile and click the Challenge Tracker button. On the Challenge Tracker, select the Source-a-Thon checkbox. Visit the Source-a-Thon Instruction Video for a step-by-step walkthrough of these instructions. If you don't find a source after searching, please add a Research Notes section to the profile. Say where you have looked and sign your comment with four tildes ([[Barnett-3517|Barnett-3517]] 03:01, 3 September 2019 (UTC)) so it is dated. For example: "Looked for John in the US Census records for 1900-1940 and couldn't find him on FamilySearch or Ancestry." This way the next researcher knows where to start. For more details: Do you know how to participate in the Source-a-Thon? Challenge Tracker makes it easy. What profiles count as "unsourced" for the Source-a-Thon? ==Communication== During the event, we will use the [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/670667/tennessee-volunteers-source-thon-2018-team-tennessee-chat Team Tennessee Chat thread] for all team communications. You can also use the https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/691162/do-you-have-source-a-thon-questions if you have questions. == The Tables Are Ready! == Click one of the following links to reach a table of Unsourced profiles prepared from the database for Tennessee. You can also use the Unsourced categories to find profiles that need sources, but the tables reached through the links below have a lot more information than the Category pages show. Whether you source a profile you found through the table or a category page, when you save the profile, there will be a button for "Challenge Tracker" at the top of the page. Click that, complete the form (add your WikiTree ID if needed, check the appropriate challenge, and describe your action), then click the "Add" button & the profile will automatically be counted toward your total in the challenge you selected.See [[Space:DBE_Unsourced|this page]] for other states and other countries. See [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/467284/source-a-thon-tables-by-country this G2G post] for more information about the tables. {{Automated:DD_Unsourced_List_TN}} {{Automated:DD Suggestion List Challenge 110 5Stars}} For details on how the Data Doctors Challenge works, see the [[Data_Doctors_Challenge|Challenge page]]. ==Challenge Tracking Links== *[https://plus.wikitree.com/Challenges/SourceaThon/2018/TeamAndUser.htm 2018 Tracking] ==Share on Facebook== If you're a Facebook member, please tell your friends and family what you're doing this weekend. This helps spread the word about WikiTree. You might want to post with your "race bib" number. #Right-click the URL for your number above to go to it. Right-click on the image and select "Save image as...". #Make a mental note on where the image is being saved, e.g. to a Downloads or My Pictures folder on your computer. #Go to Facebook. #At the top of the status/sharing box click the "Photo/Video" link and select "Upload Photos/Videos". #Find the image where you saved it. #Add text like "My weekend: Participating in the Source-a-Thon, the genealogy sourcing marathon at WikiTree. http://www.wikitree.com " #Keep Calm and Source On at WikiTree this weekend! ==Tennessee Resources== *[http://www.tn.gov/ Tennessee Official Website] *[http://www.deathindexes.com/tennessee/ Tennessee Death Index] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Tennessee Wikipedia: TN History] *[http://www.history.com/topics/us-states/tennessee TN History from The History Channel] *[http://www.tn.gov/sos/bluebook/07-08/41-A%20History%20of%20Tennessee.pdf TN.gov Historical PDF Files] *[http://www.tennesseehistory.org/ Tennessee History] *[http://www.tn.gov/sos/symbols/timeline.htm TN Department of State] *[http://www.census-online.com/links/TN/ TN Census Records] *[https://familysearch.org/search/collection/location/57?region=United+States+of+America&englishRegion=United+States+of+America Tennessee Historical Documents] on Family Search. *[https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/results?count=20&placeId=362&query=%2Bplace%3A%22United%20States%2C%20Tennessee%22 Tennessee County records] on Family Search. *[[:Category:Tennessee_Research_Assistance|TN Research Assistance]] - no volunteers yet *The Famous Song, [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocky_Top Rocky Top] *[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Maps_of_Tennessee Wikimedia Commons - TN Maps] *[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Geography_of_Tennessee Wikimedia Commons-TN Geography] *[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Tennessee Wikimedia, general TN Category] *[http://www.point2homes.com/US/Neighborhood/TN.html Tennessee Neighborhoods] *McGhee, L.K. (n.d.). Partial census of 1787 to 1791 of Tennessee as taken from the North Carolina land grants. FamilySearch. [https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE3514832&from=fhd eBook (Partial census)]. *[http://www.copies1918.com/covertn.html Tennessee Document Index] for a list of documents, by county. *Order [http://vitalrec.com/tn.html Tennessee birth certificates, death certificates, marriage licenses, and other vital records]. *1837 Tennessee Volunteers: Muster Rolls for Various Counties, (1993). Institute of Historic Research. Signal Mountain, TN. FamilySearch. [https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE3657373&from=fhd eBook (Volunteers)]. (includes data for the following counties: Anderson; Bedford; Franklin; Jackson; Overton; Rutherford; Sumner; Warren) *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Tennessee_Cemeteries Tennessee Cemeteries] *https://www.accessgenealogy.com/tennessee-genealogy * [http://tngenweb.org/ TNGenWeb Project] * [http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~tnclaibo/pioneer/baptist/introduction.htm Claiborne County Pioneer Project] * [https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1681022 Tennessee Marriages, 1796-1950] * [https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1936414 Tennessee State Marriage Index, 1780-2002] * [http://www.cyndislist.com/us/tn/ Cyndi's List - Tennessee sources] * [http://www.usgwarchives.net/marriages/tennessee/tennessee.htm Tennessee Marriage Project] * [https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Tennessee_Online_Genealogy_Records Tennessee Online Genealogy Records] * [http://vitalrec.com/tn.html TN Vital Records] * [http://www.copies1918.com/covertn.html Cover TN]; selections of documents, by county (includes land records, county clerk records, deeds, probate records) * [https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Indians_of_Tennessee Indians of TN], genealogy records * [http://www.census-online.com/links/TN/ TN Census records online] * [http://www.tn.gov/sos/bluebook/07-08/41-A%20History%20of%20Tennessee.pdf TN Blue Book - A History of Tennessee] * [http://www.deathindexes.com/tennessee/ Tennessee Death Index], includes obituaries, death indexes, probate records, cemetery records * https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Tennessee,_United_States_Genealogy * Tennessee Online Historical Newspapers https://sites.google.com/site/onlinenewspapersite/Home/usa/tn * Leslie Brinkley Lawson's Forensic Toolbox for Tennessee http://www.lawsonresearch.net/forensic-toolbox/category/Tennessee *https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Kitty's_Library

[[Category: 27th Regiment, Missouri Mounted Infantry, United States Civil War]] :DATE Started: May 31, 2015 I added the first Soldier, Absalom ADAMS :'''THE GOAL IS COMPLETED July 22, 2017''' #The goal of this project is to .....add ALL 701 Soldiers of the 27th Missouri Mounted Infantry to wikitree.com from the LIST already on the Category: # Research each and every one and add as much bio info AND SOURCES as possible. #Add the "military and war" project to each and also the POW/MIA/KIA to all that were... Right now this project just has one member, me. I am [[Taylor-25258|Carole Taylor]]. Welcome, please add your name and the Soldiers you will add/research #[[Goode-1243 | Robert Goode]] #Steve Bro..... will be adding the history to [[Briles-132 | William Briles]] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Briles-132] #Chet Snow-2128 The Snow NAME Study ________________________ Here are some of the tasks that I think need to be done. I'll be working on them, and could use your help. * 356 more profiles to add or DONE * MATCH to the profiles already ON wikitree * Research/link to their families, IF found on familysearch.org or whatever site you have access to *Add a copy of each mans muster card to profiles fold3.org Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in [http://www.wikitree.com/g2g G2G] using the project tag, or [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=10102058 send me a private message]. Thanks! Here is the LIST to work from ==The Soldiers== LISTED ALPHABETICALLY -- 701 Soldiers Muster cards information found/ listed by '''f-a-g #''' AND by wikitree # LINKED on the bottom ::f-a-g #----------::-----LAST NAME---::-------FIRST--------::---- AGE---::----Co.----::-----RANK-- # -97207538 [[Adams-20375 | Absalom Adams]] age:23--5 Srgt. (Deserted) #- 52841018 [[Adams-20377 | George W. JR Adams]] age:18 - B -Pri POW #- 52841015 [[Adams-20376 | George W. SR Adams]] age:27 -B --Pri #- 8728651 [[Adams-20694 | Jabez Adams]] age:23 -L - Pri # _________ [[Adams-25031 | James Adams]] age: - K - Pri #- 41618460 [[Adams-20378 | John Adams]] age:19 -B -2ndCorp # _________ [[Akeman-14 | George Akeman]] age:36 -- A -Pri (THIS IS NOT the brother of Henry) #- 78720602 [[Akeman-5 | Henry Akeman]] age: --E - Pri # 166096186 [[Albert-1435 | Aaron Albert]] age:20 -- L --Prin DIMS # __________ [[Albert-1437 |George W. Albert]] age:18--L -- Pri (yes they are brothers) # __________ [[Alexander-8185 | Benjamin F. Alexander]] age:27 -- D -- Pri (POW) #133246573 [[Alexander-8186 | Patrick M. Alexander]] age:28 -C -Pri/7th Cavalry #-140940453 [[Allen-18164 | Sydney Allen]] age:40 - L -Pri (Yes, father to William, below) #-140888594 [[Allen-18165 | William H. Allen]] age:18 -L - Pri (Yes, this is Sydney's son) #117234171 [[Anderson-19971 | John W Anderson]] age:39 -D -1st Corp #8 possibles [[Anderson-24810 | Robert Anderson]] age:__--K -- Pri POW #37485685 [[Anglin-436 | James B. Anglin]] age:-- -- L -- Pri (also 7th SM- Desertion dropped) # 62553048 [[Applegate-1056 | Capt. William Applegate]] age:37 - E--Capt. POW #- 20428384-[[Armstrong-6247 | Andrew J.Armstrong]] age:22 -D - Pri #____________[[Arneau-1 | Joseph Arneau]] age:__-E -- Fifer ARNEAU # ___________[[Atkerson-11 | John Atkerson]] age:43 --L --Pri #_________[[Auer-199 | John Auer]] age:__-K-- pri (OR last name: Auer-fold3) (9th/10th) #___________[[Auer-200 | Martin Auer]] age:__ -- K-- Pri (also in 1st Lt. Arty) #___________[[Ayer-1127 | Jacob Ayer]] age:35 -- C -- Pri (Detached duty) #16063893 [[Bobbitt-421 | Babbitt, John G]] 20 A Pri (also joined the 7th MO. SM Cav) #___________[[Bobbitt-422 | Bobbit, William C]] 34 A Pri (Deserted) #132022848 [[Bacon-3805 | Bacon, Daniel B]] K Pri (f-a-g is ????) #167101112 [[Bailey-12598 | Bailey, Nathaniel]] 20 L Pri/1st Lt. =7th MO SM Cav Died in service #19864837 [[Baker-18515 | Baker, David B]] K Pri #36146410 [[Baker-22774 | Baker, George W]] K Pri #97192454 [[Baker-18517 | Baker, William H]] Pri #144421056 [[Baldwin-7655 | Baldwin, James]] E Pri POW #50571750 [[Bales-580 | Bales, Allen D]] 48 A Pri (KIA) #81260026 [[Balsmire-1 | Balsmire, Henry]] 27 B Pri (DIMS) #44639029 [[Barker-6683 | Barker, Charles]] 20 A Pri #327267or 94430643 [[Barnes-10031 | Barnes, William L]]. 20 A- Pri (2 other Regiments) POW #___________[[Barnett-5100 | Barnett, Moses S]] 35 A Pri (Deserted or died in hospital) #___________[[Barnhart-853 | Barnhart, Robert]] Co.K drummer ??-81260751 # 6452283 [[Barton-4293 | Barton, Sebastian]] K Pri #___________[[Bass-3142 | Bass, Enos C.]] K Pri #27935052 [[Borgstadt-1 | Basted, Harmon]] 19 A Pri (alias, Basted=2 other Regiments) #___________[[Batey-172 | Batey, Uriah]] 38 A Pri # 66555687 [[Batts-121 | Batts Victor M]] 20 A Pri (other Reg:54th Illinois) #66374671 [[Beaman-1194 | Beaman, Charles T]] H Pri (2 other Regiments 6th/Capt Wrights) #22212471 [[Beaman-1195 | Beaman, David W]] H Pri (yes Wm F is his brother) #126777353 [[Beaman-1072 | Beaman, William F]] H Pri #22161718 [[Beatty-1136 | Beatty, William]] K Pri POW (father of Nancy Beman-GREER) #__________[[Bechtel-591 | Bechtel, George]] K Pri #93818944 [[Beck-3417 | Beck, William F]] f/l Major # 343154 [[Beezely-1| Beezely, Jasper]] 25 C Pri (DIED IN SERVICE with the 1st MO Cavalry #22164002 [[Bell-12139 | Bell, David A]] 30 A Pri #83968240 [[Benningfield-60 | Benningfield, John W]] H Pri #89066329 [[Benson-2584 | Benson, Burr]] K Pri #5703861 [[Berry-3762 | Berry, Benjamin D]] H Pri #132974438[[Berry-3775 | Berry, Joseph W]] N Pri #69604016 [[Berry-3796 | Berry, William M]] H Pri #66134796 [[Bigham-445 | Bigham, William H]] 27 D Pri #21708347 [[Bird-3911 | Bird, Samuel]] 37 D 1st Lt #___________ [[Blair-3846 |Blair, David]] 32 B 3rd corp #90535793 [[Bloess-1 | Bloess, William]] K Corp #___________[[Blume-224 | Blume, Henry]] 18 A Pri (only in Regiment 22 days) #127112999 [[Boatman-325 | Boatman, Lorenzo D]] 28 B Pri POW Lexington #50584237 [[Bobbitt-366 | Bobbitt, James E]] E Pri #8994825 [[Bohon-94 | Bohon, John W]] H Pri #39585093 [[Bondurant-121 | Bondurant, Clifton]] E Pri #94349760 [[Box-535 | Box, Richard M]] 25 B 1st Lt/Capt 7th Mo SM Cavalry #23072798 [[Bradley-6561 | Bradley, Barton]] 20 L Pri #111574669 [[Bradley-6562 | Bradley, Jonathan L]] H Pri/8th MO Cavalry #49849241 [[Bradley-6563 | Bradley, Nimrod P]] 19 A Pri/Corp in 7th Cav/POW #24824588 [[Bradley-6564 | Bradley,Thomas A]] 21 L Pri/7th SM Cav #__________[[Bradley-6568 | Bradley, Thomas C]] H Pri/ 8th Cavalry Sgt. #76940341 [[Bradwell-74 | Bradwell, John]] K Pri/ Scouts & Guides #too many [[Brennan-1774 | Brennan, Michael]] 30 C Pri POW #13920542 [[Bridges-2093 | Bridges, Robert A]] 21 C Pri/7th Cavalry #__________[[Brien-493 | Brien, Daniel]] 25 C Pri/Scout's & Guides #66301045 [[Briles-129 | Briles, Andrew J]] 32 A Pri POW #17539765[[Briles-130 | Briles, Noah]] 33 E Pri/5th Prov. Enr. Militia # _________[[Briles-132 | Briles, William H]] 18 A Pri # 18750501 [[Brim-84 | Brim, George W]] 18 A Pri/14th Kansas Cav/Home Guard #31924311 [[Brison-73 | Brison, Josiah]] (Josinah) 30 D Pri/2nd MO. L'Art. #31035028 [[Brockschmidt-8 | Brockschmidt, Herman]] K Pri/ 1st US Reserv #__________[[Broderick-411 | Broderick, David]] K Pri #14154120 -[[Brownfield-188 | Brownfield, John C]] K pri/ Sgt in Home Guard #__________[[Brusnahan-4 | Brusnahan,John]]-K Pri-- '''Busnan, John''' K -Pri (the data matches Brusnahan..) #6093454 [[Burden-776 | Burden, James W]] 20 D 3rd corp= #_________ [[Burke-4632 | Burke, William H]] H Pri #121815814 [[Burnett-3067 | Burnett, Francis M]] 29 B Pri/18th Mo Inf. DIMS (brother=Thomas) #68790990 [[Burnett-3068 | Burnett, John R]] 30 B Pri- Deserted #138538241 [[Burnett-3069 | Burnett, Stephen J]] 28 D 2nd Lt/Capt 33rd WIA #83656484 [[Burnett-3070 | Burnett, Thomas J]] 27 B Pri #___________[[Burris-1251 | Burris, Thomas R]] 18 L pri #___________[[Burris-1252 | Burris, Thomas R]] 20 D Pri went home sick did not return #__________[[Bush-3822 | Bush, Joseph]] 42 D Pri #169995497 [[Buxton-641 | Buxton, William F]] 23 C Pri/ 7th Mo.SM Cavalry= KIA #37864991 [[Byerley-60 | Byerly, John]] 22 D Pri #__________[[Bynan-1 | Bynan, John]] K Pri & Bynan, John==H pri (same guys???) #__________[[Bynum-1145 | Bynan, Thomas]] K Pri #__________[[Call-1026 | Call, Francis D]] Act'g Adj./Sgt Mjr in the German HG #8026263 [[Cameron-4543 | Cameron, William]] K Pri #48936865 [[Campbell-19635 | Campbell,George W]] 22 L Pri #__________[[Campbell-19643 | Campbell, Thomas J]] 25 A Pri "Deserted" #63898093 [[Cargile-58 | Cargile, Jesse]] 21 L Pri #50581040 [[Carmack-305 | Carmack, James H]] 23 A Pri #28355014 [[Caton-206 | Caton, Benjamin F]] 18 A Pri/9th Pro.E. Militia #44663800 [[Cecil-174 | Cecil, Daniel W]] 19 C Pri/7th SM Cavalry #72935451 [[Cecil-248 | Cecil, John W]] 18 C Pri Ft. Leavenworth #68839282 [[Chaney-1002 | Chaney, Edward]] 19 A Pri/ 7th Mo #86450325 [[Chaney-1005 | Chaney, John]] 22 A Pri/ 7th Mo #41102669 [[Cherington-10 | Cherington, Aden E]] 26 B 1stSgt./Sgt/ 63rd Ill. Inf #98715416 [[Cherington-14 | Cherington, Leroy H]] 18 C Pri (brother to Aden) #121236361[[Chester-759 | Chester, William E]] 23 E 1st Sgt/Capt 40th/Secret Svc #35198941[[Christian-2289 | Christian, William L]] 23 C 2nd Lt/7th/13th Judge Adv Court Marshals #102192053 [[Clark-30582 | Clark, Logan]] f/l SURGEON #___________[[Cluster-12 | Cluster, Daniel]] 18 L Pri #170717951[[Cluster-13 | Cluster, John]] 26 L Pri/Merrill's Horse Vol/DIMS #___________[[Coates-1804 | Coates, Jasper N]] 35 L Pri #__________[[Cock-697 | Cock, James M]]. 28 L Pri/ Corp 1st Cavalry #170727352 [[Coffield-51 | Coffield, Felix]] 37 D Pri #___________[[Cole-11198 | Cole, Abraham]] H Pri #81895332 [[Collins-12794 | Collins, Charles C]] 29 A Pri POW #___________[[Collins-12795 | Collins, John]] K Pri f-a-g maybe #510117 #73244988 [[Colter-105 | Colter, John L]] 41 L Sgt. #49097331[[Combs-2469 | Combs, George W]] 22-L Pri/7th as SGT...(THERE ARE others) brother: James #3652992 [[Combs-2468 | Combs,James S/L]] 24 L Pri7th as Lt. KIA Battle Big Blue # _________[[Conner-2336 | Conner, James A]] 26 E Pri Deserted #-------------[[Conner-2337 | Conner, John]] E Pri --Deserted possible# 123005987 #52204703 ?? [[Connors-665 | Conners, Patrick]] K Pri #18100653 [[Cooter-40 | Cooter, Philip C]] 25 D Pri/3rd Cav/11th Cav NURSE until July 1865 #------------[[Cornine-2 | Cornine William]] K Pri #80770976 [[Couch-1606 | Couch, Walter L]] E Pri POW #79800440 ??[[Crabtree-1739 | Crabtree, James]] K Pri #-------------[[Criss-147 | Criss, Peter E.]] 23 D Pri DIMS 1861 #-------------[[Croley-97 | Croley, Daniel B]] 18 B Pri Deserted #------------[[Cronehadt-1 | Cronehadt, Frederick]] 30 B Pri POW #__________[[Cross-4857 | Cross, Benjamin F]] 24 D Pri # _________[[Cross-4858 | Cross, Jacob]] 18 D Pri not related to Benj #__________[[Cullen-1351 | Cullen, Ralph]] K Pri #139279501 [[Culver-1336 | Culver, Charles]] 32 B pri/SgtMjr/ Home Guard #__________[[Cummins-1146 | Cummins, John]] 22 D Pri #__________[[Cunningham-6547 | Cunningham, Benjamin M]] 28 L Pri/7th #__________[[Curtis-6670 | Curtis, Joseph]] K Pri #__________[[Cussion-1 | Cussion, Morris]] 30 c pri #81132079 [[Daly-1178 | Daly, Ambrose C]] 32 C 1st Sgt./7th LT. #__________[[Dammering-1 | Dammering, John L]] 21 B pri. Deserted #43009791 [[Daniel-4164 | Daniel, Alfred]] 35 A pri #120645779 [[Daniel-4165 | Daniel, William]] 22 A pri (relatives) #___________[[Daniel-4166 | Daniels, James W]] 20 B pri ("SEE Daniel or DAVID James W.) ??? #__________[[Davis-40326 | Davis, Aaron]] H pri. #171212331 [[Davis-40327 | Davis, James J]] 22 D pri./Corp. 14th Kansas Cav #48183794 [[Davis-40351 | Davis, John]] 26 L pri. # 171231138 [[Davis-40352 | Davis, Smith N]] 25 A 4th Corp/5th Prov.En Militia # 14889008 ??[[Davis-40358 | Davis, Thomas]] K pri. (too many) # 67988061 [[Davis-40361 | Davis, William B]] H pri./ 7th Mo. Cavalry-buried in Colorado #73296254[[Dawson-4648 | Dawson, John]] H pri. #48856682 [[Day-7220 | Day, Joseph M]]26 C 5Corp/Corp 40th Enrolled/5th #15977861 [[Day-5315 | Day, William]] 20 C pri. #___________[[Die-7 | Dee, (Die) Thomas]] 35 C pri/Phelp's Inf #68290351 [[Dennis-3718 | Dennis, James]] 28 A Pri KIA@ Lexington #-------------[[De Ormand-1 | Deormand, David]] 18 B pri. #__________[[Devirs-1 | Devirs, Jesse]] H pri. #132497361 [[DeWitt-1444 | DeWitt, J. D.]] K pri #100799622 [[Divers-108 | Divers, Christoper]] H 1st Corp #171734330 [[Dodson-4063 | Dodson, Henry F.]] 23 L 1 Corp/1 Lt 45th/50th #171748781 [[Dodson-4067 | Dodson, Pendleton]] 18 L Pri/ DIMS=disease #___________[[Donnelly-1587 | Donnelly, Patrick]] 35 C pri #___________[[Dorsch-86 | Dorsch, Edwin]] K pri # 8082813 [[Driscol-23 | Driscol, John]] 23 A pri (maybe with the 11th?) #_________[[Drugan-55 | Drugan, Fritz]] 19 A pri/MO Ind./ 7th Cav. DESERTED #_________[[Duebner-1 | Duebner, David]] K Pri/ 7th SM Cav. Sadd.Sgt/AWOL #_________[[Dugan-774 | Dugan Timothy]] 38 C pri #29266461 [[Duncan-8145 | Duncan, Charles P]] 18 D pri #6093492 [[Duncan-8143 | Duncan, Joseph L]] 22 D pri (brother of Chas.P/ Leroy is Uncle) #29266391 [[Duncan-8293 | Duncan, Leroy C]] 50 D Capt. #__________[[Dwyer-1137 | Dwyer, Timothy]] K pri. #140195430 [[Eads-497 | Col. Eads, James D]] f/s LtCol/1st Mo SM Court Martial #59504916 [[Edmondson-253 | Edmondson Job]] 28 L pri. #143463615 [[Edson-596 | Edson, Joseph L]]48 B pri father of Milan? yes they lived together #51039597 [[Edson-597 | Edson, Milan C]] 22 B 4 Sgt/Capt 63rd Illinois (son of Joseph L) #_________[[Elliott-7820 | Elliott, Henry]] K Pri./33rd Infantry #51530299 [[Elliott-7825 | Elliott, James W]] K pri. WIA/POW # 77693862 [[Ellis-10293 | Ellis, Robert B ]] H pri. #98366820 [[Ellitt-12 | Ellitt, William H]]. H pri/ 7th SM Cavalry # 31088814 [[Enlow-191 | Enlow, Andrew J]] 23 C pri./12th Mo Cav #___________[[Eskew-152 | Eskew, Jonathan]] 45 L pri/7th Mo Cav #___________[[Estis-3 | Estis, James B]] H pri. #172550133 [[Estis-4 | Estis, William]] E pri. #78560404 [[Evans-16582 | Evans, Thomas]] 43 D 2nd Sgt/7th Mo Cav #__________[[Ezell-485 | Ezell, Horvell]] 21 C pri #__________[[Ezell-486 | Ezell, John E]] 19 C pri. brothers??? #44133827 [[Farley-2036 | Farley Elijah N]] 49 B pri Methodist Minister D:1863 not in service # 30067972[[Farley-2037 | Farley John T]] 18 B pri/ Minister # _________[[Farris-1184 | Farris, Joseph]] A 21 L pri/ 2nd Mo LA #_________[[Fender-256 | Fender, George W]] 18 D pri #________[[Ferguson-7863 | Ferguson, Samuel H]] 27 D 3rd Sgt Deserted # _______ [[Field-2991 | Field, William T]] 18 B pri #105416353 [[Fields-2980 | Fields, Jesse M]] 20 C pri/7th Mo SM Cav #________[[Finn-1017 | Finn, Malick/Mallock]] K pri/ Veterinary #139082736 [[Fisher-11114 | Fisher, Benjamin F]] 29 A pri/7th DIMS # 39247031 [[Fisher-11116 | Fisher, Daniel]] E pri # 16608825 [[Fisher-11123 | Fisher, Hiram]] E pri # 8184009 [[Fisher-11133 | Fisher, John]] E pri same day/place as Hiram/Wm #129780542 [[Fisher-11134 | Fisher, William A]] E Pri # there are 3 [[Fitzgerald-4033 |Fitzgerald, Morris]] K pri Severely WIA Aug 1861 #__________[[Fitzgerald-4034 | Fitzgerald, Silas]] K pri/Wachsman's L.A= BROTHERS???? NO.. #70052202 [[Fitzgerald-4035 | Fitzgerald, Thomas]] 23 C pri #________[[Flesche-4 | Flesche, Augustus]] 28C 7th Corp/4th/5th Mo. Cavalry Blacksmith #________[[Flockhart-58 | Flockhart William]] 28 A pri POW #61572778 [[Forbes-2887 | Forbes, Samuel H]] 28 A pri POW #_______[[Foster-12295 | Foster, James A]] 21 C pri #________[[Foster-12297 | Foster, Melville U]] 20 C Capt. #67061664 [[Foster-12321 | Foster, Richard T]] 23 B pri #78570896 [[Foster-12298 | Foster, REV.Robert A]] f/s Chaplin/7th Mo with 3 sons #49139778 [[Fowler-6331 | Fowler, George]] 21 L pri/7th Mo SM/1st Battery # 77144837 [[Fowler-6333 | Fowler, Robert]] H pri/6TH Mo Cav # __________[[Frame-588 | Frame (Fraim) David]] 48 B pri #__________[[French-6086 | French James D]] 20 e/a pri #173315447 [[Fuller-7297 | Fuller, Henry]] 37 C pri/KIA in the 7th #__________[[Gains-53 | Gaines Frederick]] K Sgt POW # 80771014 [[Gallaher-312 | Gallaher, George T]] 21 E 1st Lt # 66527306 [[Galliway-2 | Galliway, John W]] 30 L pri/Corp 7th Cav/ Killed-by the enemy #22209203 [[Garrett-5416 | Garritt, James M]] 20 L pri #__________[[Gavitt-43 | Gavitt, Marcus A]] f/s --Lt.Qtr Mst AND the other Marcus # 93052416 #__________[[Geller-105 | Geller, John]] 36 C pri # 48905585 [[Gilliland-889 | Gilliland, James]] 30 D pri/Wachsmann L/A # 20657221 [[Glenn-1835 | Glenn, James]] 36 B pri # 59529191 [[Glenn-1834 | Glenn, William]] 40 B pri # 7680491 [[Godley-70 | Godley, Lee M]] K Corp/22nd IOWA MEDAL of HONOR # 52837819 [[Goin-160 | Goin, Thomas J]] 22 A pri (GOWIN-died Montana) #16861107 [[Gowin-137 | Gowin, Thomas G]] 21 E Sgt/45th Mo AND YES they are different MEN # 67069350 [[Gowin-138 | Gowin, William M]] 29 E pri #_________[[Grainger-553 | Grainger, John]] 19 C pri DIMS # _________[[Graney-31 | Graney, Andrew]] K pri/4th Mo SM Cav Nurse #12779408 [[Granfield-7 | Granfield, Robert]] 40 C pri # 16323525/37134760 [[Granger-1755 | Granger, William C]] 18 B pri/45th / REV-- d:JAPAN #_________[[Graves-5405 | Graves, Harrison]] K pri #_________[[Gravis-17 | Gravis, Calvin D]] H pri # 76256993 [[Greer-2687 | GREER JOHN E]] H Pri (cuz' once removed0 # 60388975 [[Greeson-99 | Greeson, John A]] 19 L pri/7th SM Cav #_________[[Gregory-4816 | Gregory, Harry]] K pri # ________[[Grisholm-1 | Grisholm, John]] K pri # ________[[Grisholm-2 | Grisholm, Matthew]] K pri #6161548 [[Grover-1336 | Grover, Benjamin W]] Lt. Col. POW #________ [[Grover-1158 | Grover, George]] f/s Actg Adj. # 134632512 [[Grover-1440 | Grover, Capt George S]] 20 C Pri/23 Enrolled MO. Mil # 84558688 [[Guier-41 | Guier, Leander H]] 34 A pri # 17544433 [[Guyer-129 | Guyer, William T]] K fifer # 15317116 [[Hagar-153 | Hagar, William]] E pri # 61518811 [[Hager-932 | Hager, Ruben]] 38 B pri # _________[[Haggarty-63 | Haggarty, Daniel]] 36 C pri # 42719764 [[Hall-24702 | Hall, Samuel K]] 39 A 2nd Lt # 80771013 [[Hall-24717 | Hall Sylvester]] 50 A 2nd Lt # 70353434 [[Hamm-901 | Hamm, George T]] H Private/Sgt. 7th SM Cav #140708904 [[Hamm-902 | Hamm, James E]] H Private #173644631 [[Harding-3801 | Harding, John W]] K pri #___________[[Harding-3802 | Harding, Samuel]] 40 b pri #___________[[Harding-3803 | Harding, Zurah S]] K pri # 78721264 [[Harris-22505 | Harris, Alexander P]] 18 A pri/4th Mo # 115554976 [[Harris-22520 | Harris, James]] E pri #__________[[Harris-22521 | Harris, John B]] H pri #49657403 [[Harrison-10694 | Harrison, John M]] 22 A pri/7th SM Cav/1st LA # 68805167 [[Harrison-10695 | Harrison, Jordan K]] 22 C pri/7th SM cav #__________[[Harrison-10697 | Harrison, Thomas W]] 33 A pri #__________[[Harrod-586 | Harrod, Barnett]] H pri/15th /3rd # 27843201 [[Harvey-7894 | Harvey Albert]] Pri # 30436819 [[Harvey-7915 | Harvey Reuben]] 21 L pri / 7th SM/WIA Lone Jack #13610043 [[Hayes-6297 | Hayes, Jefferson '''Franklin''']] 25 B pri #82372401 [[Hayes-6287 | Hayes, George T]] 28 A pri #13197143 [[Hays-2519 | Hayes, Harvey J]] 25 B pri #64930315 [[Hayes-6294 | Hayes, Johnson]] 22 B pri #43757717 [[Hayes-6293 | Hayes, Zachariah T]] 20 B pri # 89053142 [[Heath-3957 | Heath, Joshua R]] 17 C pri/2x POW # 69172681 [[Heath-3958 | Heath, Oliver S]] 45 C pri #174668851[[Heckler-84 | Heckler, Conrad]] 34 C pri DIMS # 54687067 [[Helms-1012 | Helmes, Anthony]] 18 D pri/ 2nd Light Art #___________[[Helms-1013 | Helmes Cornelius]] 20 D pri #___________[[Helms-1014 | Helms, Isam]] 28 D pri # 75915638 [[Helms-1016 | Helms James]] 24 D pri (3 bros. Anthony/Cornelius/James) # 109754230 [[Hewitt-2531 | Hewitt Thomas L]] K Sgt #___________[[Hicks-8322 | Hicks, Jacob O]] 19 C pri #___________[[Hicks-8324 | Hicks, John J]] 21 C Pri (maybe brothers??) #___________[[Hieronymus-27 | Hieronymus, Benjamin]] K pri # 61550364 [[Hill-21148 | Hill, Dr. James H.]] Asst.Surge/ 30th MO. # 60072104 [[Hines-2364 | Hines Edward]] E pri #__________[[Hinkle-734 | Hinkle, John]] 46 D pri # _________[[Hinkle-735 | Hinkle, Thomas]] 44 D pri # 17701510 [[Hoffman-5494 | Hoffman, Philip W]] K pri # 81315827 [[Hogan-2523 | Hogan, William H]] 21 C pri #14979213 [[Hood-1541 | Hood, James]] H pri # _________[[Horahan-1 | Horahan, Patrick]] 28 C pri (name is prob. spelled wrong) #_________[[Hornsby-548 | Hornsby Marion]] 21 D pri # ________[[Hosvier-1 | Hosvier, Junius L]] 27 D pri # 18745640 [[Hubbard-4641 | Hubbard John]] & 4th/5th Cavalry +5 more H pri # ________[[Hulland-7 | Hulland, Richard]]=HULLAUD K pri #_______[[Hutson-580 | Hutson, David]] 18 D pri # ________[[Hutson-581 | Hutson, James]] 23 D pri # ______[[Hutson-579 | Hutson William]] 45 D pri # 52693292 [[Iiames-1 | Iiames, Charles]] 28 C pri/71st En.Militia #33587094 [[Iiams-15 | Iiams, John]] 18 C pri (brothers???no Cuz') #81323866 [[Immel-57 | Immel John R]] 27 E pri/ Co.B 1st L/A DIMS #________[[Immel-58 | Immel, Michael]] H pri (57 year old FATHER of John R. Immel) #54298657 [[Inmann-6 | Inmann, Samuel G]]18 L--pri/1st Sgt. 7th Cavalry POW/Policeman Colorado # 134909257 [[Isaminger-2 | Isaminger, Andrew E]] Asst.Surge/Ohio Infantry # 134909257 [[Isaminger-3 | Isaminger, James]] 36 B Capt./63rd Illinois Lt Col #140004873 [[Jackson-16214 | Jackson, William P]] Reg.Wagon Mstr # 175133261[[Jeffries-1144 | Jeffries, Rufus F]] 18 C pri/7th SM Cav. # 53963653 [[Jamison-734 | Jemison, Joseph H]] H pri/7th SM Cav. #___________[[Jenkins-8095 | Jenkins, Anderson]] 48 L pri # 66560637 [[Jenkins-8096 | Jenkins, Silas A]] 22 L pri (son) (REV) # 19596825 [[Jennings-5485 | Jennings, Cicero]] 18 L pri/7th SM Cav # 104553358 [[Jennings-5486 | Jennings J. M]] H 1st Sgt # ___________[[Jennings-936 | Jennings, Robert]] 21 L pri (mar:Marg Jamison) # 69716842 [[Johnson-52851 | Johnson, Absolum]] 21 L pri/7th Cav/13th Cav # _________[[Johnson-52858 | Johnson, Benjamin F]] 27 C 3rd Sgt # 61790455 [[Johnson-52860 | Johnson, Thomas]] 35 K Pri # __________ [[Jones-50321 | Jones, William]] K pri # 8437089 [[Joplin-146 | Joplin, Isham]] 35 L pri/ 7th SM Cav # __________[[Keeton-275 | Keeton, Thomas B]] 28 E 2nd Lt POW # __________[[Kennedy-10296 | Kennedy, George]] K pri # __________[[Kennedy-10285 | Kennedy, Jeremiah]] 38 C pri # 135011535 [[Kennedy-10299 | Corp. Kennedy, John]] K Corp '''KIA LEXINGTON''' 9/20/61 # 48068710 [[Kennedy-10328 | Kennedy, Thomas]] K pri ( f-a-g ???) #14889298 [[Kennedy-10329 | Kennedy, William ]] K pri (f-a-g ???) #140293299 [[Kennedy-10330 | Kennedy, William F]] 30 d pri/DIMS 11/1861 #__________[[Kenton-149 |Kenton, John]] 21 D pri POW Lex.. # 16274659 [[Kenton-148 | Kenton John]] 25 B pri/7th (PROBABLY the SAME MAN) # __________[[Key-2717 | Key, George W]] 34 L pri/ 7th # __________[[Kinman-753 | Kinman, Andrew J]]. 32 A 5th Sgt/4th / # 84006267 [[Kinney-1720 | Kinney, James M]] 30 D 1st Sgt/2nd L A # __________[[Kinsey-1304 | Kinsey, Francis M]] 19 L pri # 82110059 [[Kirkpatrick-2380 | Kirkpatrick, William]] 28 A pri '''KILLED by lightning''' # 88581455 [[Kirkpatrick-2381 | Kirkpatrick, Zenas]] 26 A pri # ___________[[Kline-1610 | Kline, William]] 48 C pri # 59735382 [[Knaus-114 | Knaus, Benjamin]] 19 E pri # 135070712 [[Knaus-115 | Knaus, Jacob]] 53 E pri '''FATHER to the other Knaus'''' # 15524566 [[Knaus-116 | Knaus, John]] E pri #___________[[Knickenberger-1 | Knickenberger, Henry]] K Pri # 28040338 [[Kresse-13 | Kresse, August]] 24 A pri # 10433625 [[Kuntz-763 | Kuntz, Charles]] 20 C pri # 175499378 [[Lacy-1454 | Lacy, Elijah]] H pri/ 3rd ?? DIMS 1862? # 175532768 [[Logsdon-990 |Lagsdon, John M]] H pri/7th / 13th DIMS (aka Lagsdon) # 140418750 [[Lambert-6626 | Lambert, George]] 23 C pri/45t/ 50th # ___________ [[Lambert-6627 | Lambert, John G]] 25 A 6 Corp/5th #___________ [[Laun-14 | Lann, Conrad]] 19 C pri # ___________ [[Larm-19 | Larm, Jeffrey S]] 22 A 2nd Sgt # 73706138 [[Larue-545 | Larue, Samuel J]] 26 A pri died in Kansas # 147588581[[Layden-57 | Layden, Thomas]] 19 K pri/ 24th # _______ [[Leaton-26 | Leaton, John W]] 18 L pri/7th /13th #______-------[[lebbert-3 | Lebbert, William]] 20 A pri/Beckers #122249529 [[Lee-12708 | LEE, Morrison M]] 32 H Pri DiMS ('''My g-g-grampa'''') #50582453 [[Lee-18407 | Lee, George W]] 40 E Pri #50582791 [[Lee-17140 | Lee, Madison]] 18 E Pri/ 7th Cavalry William Madison # 81336197 [[Leir-17 | Leir, Stephen]] 26 C pri/5th SM Cav Corp DIMS # 137386604 [[Leonard-7683 | Leonard William]] k pri # _________[[Lewer-51 | Lewer, William]] k pri / 8th / 15th USRC H Grd. #__________[[Lewis-22965 | Lewis, Conrad]] 23 C pri # 95424700 [[Little-7407 | Little, Edward]] 21 B pri (LYTLE)/ 7th SM POW brothers # __________ [[Little-7408 | Little, Perry]] 18 C pri/7th Detached serv Ft Leavenworth # 132759157 [[Lockwood-2494 | Lockwood, Edward M]] 25 A pri # __________[[Lowery-1863 | Lowery, Ferdinand C]]33 L pri/7th Cav. Sgt # _________[[Luddington-182 | Luddington, James H]]. 28 C pri # __________[[Lyon-3375 | Lyon, James R]] H pri KIA Skirmish # _________[[Lyons-3317 | Lyons, Benjamin B]] K Corp #_________[[Lyons-3318 | Lyons, Charles W]] K pri #________[[Mabrin-1 | Mabrin, Thomas F]] 22 A pri (aka:Mabrey) # 52841171 [[Mack-1700 | Mack, Andrew]] 18 B pri/ 7th SM Cav # 46528468 [[Maddox-1839 | Maddox, Dial]] E pri # 46528468 [[Maddox-1840 | Maddox, John]] 48 E pri # 32750851 [[Maddox-1841 | Maddox, Willey]] E pri # _________[[Malchett-1 | Malchett, Richard]] 27 D pri POW Lex.. # _________[[Manschand-1 | Manschand, Louis]] 18 B Drummer #_________[[Markle-512 | Markle, Max]] E pri/Sgt 7th SM Cav # 93115054 [[Marr-925 | Marr, Almon]] 20 C pri / Corp 7th SM (in my TWIG) #16360475 [[Marr-926 | Marr, David V (Daniel)]] 19 C 5th Sgt # 34786660[[Marshall-10644 | Marshall, Thomas A]] 21 A pri/ the 7th #________[[Marshall-10645 | Marshall, William A]] 19 E pri and the 7th # 140617649 [[Martin-33374 | Martin, Thomas H.B]] 26 A pri # 33914825 [[Mason-9692 | Mason, Clifford W]] K pri/ 1st Iowa buried Wash. # __________[[Mason-9697 | Mason, Sanford C]] 19 D pri POW Lex../ Batt D 1st MO # _________[[Mason-9705 | Mason, William A.J]] 37 D Corp/ Sanford's dad # 59570438 [[Maxwell-5257 | Maxwell, Robert M]] E pri POW Lex #25436683 [[Mayhew-985 | Mayhew, Alexander]] 22 D pri/POW Lex (Aaron 1st name) # 135321878 [[McAllister-1814 | McAllister, Hugh]] H pri (DIMS 1861 ) # 7966815 [[McAllister-1815 | McAllister, Thomas]] k pri # -----------[[McAnalley-3 | McAnally, John ]] 30 D pri #_______[[McCabe-1557 | McCabe, Frank]] K 1st Lt # 109567786 [[McCabe-1558 | McCabe, James]] K pri # 83756356 [[McCarty-2550 | McCarty, Daniel]] 22 A pri #177108367[[McClelland-1073 | McClelland, Gamble]] K pri/ 6th Cav. DIMS Suicide... # 3675145 [[McCubbin-141 | McCubbin, Granville R]] 36 K pri/7th Cavalry # 3733155 [[McCubbin-142 | McCubbin, Ira E]] 22 A pri/45th Inf.. died in CALIF. # 135236169 [[McCubbin-143 | McCubbin, Thomas]] 24 E pri # 23005643 [[McDaniel-3683 | McDaniel, Joshua M]] 18 B pri/Mo 1st L. A./ 40th Mo # _________[[McDaniel-3685 | McDaniel, Lorenzo D]] 44 D pri # 28510232 [[McDaniel-3686 | McDaniel, Thomas]] 20 # 47926828 [[McGirl-9 | McGirl, John]] 30 D pri # 47927876 [[McGraw-873 | McGraw, Thomas]] k pri # 95115691 [[McGuire-2524 | McGuire, George W]] 23 A 5th Sgt/ Lt 40th Enr/ 7th Mo SM #50581918 [[McGuire-2525 | McGuire, John M]] 40 A pri (father of Geo's wife Emily/Brother to Capt Sam) #__________ [[McGuire-2526 | McGuire, Samuel N]] 20 A Pvt/7th SM Cav.. Corp Teamster POW #15966717 [[McGuire-2527 | McGuire Samuel W]] 34 A Capt./2Lt 7th #50607101 [[McGuire-2530 | McGuire, Washington L.G]] 26 A 4th Sgt (Samuel W.'s brother) #15622052 [[McGuire-2531 | McGuire William F.]] 44 A pri # __________[[McKinney-3806 | McKinney, John]] 31 E pri #__________[[McKinney-3807 | McKinney, Patrick]] 24 A pri # _________[[McKenney-433 | McKinney, William]] 20 A pri #21560991 [[McQueary-156 | McQuery, Humphrey E]] Corp died/buried Colorado #_________[[McQueary-157 | McQuery, James A]] E pri (STEP-brother to Humphrey) # _________[[McQuery-25 | McQuery, John]] E pri # _________[[McQuery-26 | McQuery, Robert]] E pri #21568490 [[McQuery-27 | McQuery Walker]] E pri # 81681254 [[Merryfield-36 | Merryfield, O. H]] K pri # 127438421[[Meyer-8357 | Meyer John]] 35 C pri f-a-g?? # 34394549 [[Mikel-95 | Mikel, William S]]. 32 B pri #127997647[[Miles-4877 | Miles Henry]] 19 L pri /302th Inf #30025466 [[Miller-43383 | Miller James]] 25 E Sgt # _________[[Miller-43384 | Miller, James R]] 25 A pri #63650511 [[Miller-43385 | Miller Oscar W]] E pri POW #_________[[Miller-43386 | Miller, Samuel H]] E pri #nothing [[Miller-43387 | Miller, William W]] 40 L 1st Lt/Capt #________[[Mitchel-347 | Mitchel, George A]] H 2nd Sgt # _______[[Mitchell-16063 | Mitchell, Richard B]] 24 C pri #35591427 [[Mitchell-28614 | Mitchell, William M]] . 19 C pri 16064 #________[[Modinger-14 | Modinger Joseph]] k pri #32232189 [[Moore-32097 | Moore Green]] E pri #________[[Moriarty-342 | Moriarty Andrew]] k pri #84462994 [[Morarty-1 | Moriarty, Patrick]] 26 C pri # _______[[Morris-16174 | Morris William J]] 23 B pri # ______[[Morrisey-162 | Morrisey Michael]] K Wagoneer #69845646 [[Mosier-430 | Mosier Thomas R]] 27 B pri /51st brothers/ they both DIMS of disease #69877127 [[Mosier-431 | Mosier, William]] 25 B pri /35th brothers/yes they both DIMS of disease #32586548 [[Muldoon-152 | Muldoon John]] E pri #84246336 [[Murphy-12078 | Murphy John]] 33 C pri #38533915 [[Murry-437 | Murray, William H. H]] E pri /the 27th Infantry.... # 65330921 [[Nason-971 | Nason, Henry]] K 1st sgt #__________[[Neville-2405 | Neville, Thomas]] 40 C pri # __________[[Newbill-53 | Newbill, Charles]] H pri # __________ [[Newman-5861 | Newman, Henry]] 24 A pri #___________[[Newman-5862 | Newman, John G]] 36 C 3rd Corp # __________ [[Noaks-5 | Noaks, James L]] 33 A pri #___________[[Nunn-1347 | Nunn, George]] 15 C pri Minor, Dropped #135319535 [[Nunn-1348 | Nunn, John W]] 21 C pri #141234650 [[O'Bannon-411 | O'Bannon, William]] H pri (Uncle-in-law) #178565784 [[O'Dare-1 | O'Dare, John]] 45 C Comm Sgt/ 11th Cavalry '''DIMS''' # ___________ [[O'Leary-754 | O'Leary, William P]] 20 D pri #58304898 [[Orns-1 | Orns, Henry A]] 25 D Sgt #62051559 [[O'Shea-485 | O'Shea, Patrick]] K pri #__________[[Owens-5897 | Owens, James]] 23 D pri #97638108 [[Pace-2271 | Pace, William I]] 18 B 2nd Sgt #__________[[Payne-8110 | Payne, Joseph J]] Drummer #___________[[Palmer-13016 | Palmer Lewis D]] 27 L pri # 50607151 [[Park-2427 | Park, John]] 45 a pri #135335085 [[Parker-23191 | Parker, Frank L]] K Capt. # 31020104 [[Parker-23192 | Parker, Gilman]] 18 B pri # ____________ [[Parker-23193 | Parker, James B]]. C Corp #____________[[Parker-23196 | Parker, Jesse T]] E pri # 3166402 [[Parrish-2431 | Parrish, Monroe]] Pvt/ 33rd Inf age:19 DIMS # 32259227[[Patterson-10175 | Patterson, Thomas]] H pri # 132079091[[Payne-6680 | Payne, Barnabus A]]/[[Payne-4838 | Barbabus]] 28 A pri ('''5 brothers wearing GREY/KIA''') # 7775674 [[Payne-4837 | Payne, George C]] 30 A pri (brother to Barnabus) # __________[[Payne-8110 | Payne, Joseph J]] 26 A Drummer #__________[[Pearman-149 | Pearman, William]] 40 c pri # _________[[Pease-1681 | Pease John]] 48 C 1st Lt #_________[[Pennell-519 | Pennell Zachariah P]] 30 C 4th Corp #_________[[Phemister-68 | Phemister, John]] Co. K Sgt #_________[[Phillips-20185 | Phillips, Alexander M]] H pri #_________[[Phillips-20186 | Phillips, George W]] 22 A pri #_________[[Phillips-20187 | Phillips, Jackson]] 60 E Pri #_________[[Phillips-20188 | Phillips, John H]] H pri #14666281[[Phillips-20198 | Phillips, Milton J]] 35 A Pri POW #________ [[Pleasant-223 | Pleasant, Edward]] 37 D pri /7th Cav/2nd L.A #_________[[Plott-174 | Plott, George W]] 43 A pri #66216315 [[Plott-175 | Plott, William J]] 23 A pri #__________[[Pogue-333 | Pogue, Joseph A]] 18 C pri / 29th Mo. Inf-died in '''Andersonville" #37514912 [[Porter-11456 | Porter, Edmund L]] 20 A pri #50582702[[Porter-11457 | Porter, John W]] 24 A pri #22161796 [[Potter-6352 | Potter, Abraham]] K pri #135509789 [[Potter-6353 | Potter, George]] H pri #__________ [[Potter-6354 | Potter, L.D]] H 4th Sgt /2Lt 6th Cavalry/ died Idaho #__________ [[Potts-2692 | Potts, John W]] 18 C pri # __________[[Potts-2693 | Potts, Joseph]] 20 C 4th Corp/ 1st Cavalry #92241498 [[Powell-9996 | Powell, William B]] 25 B pri /7th SM Cav #73838369 [[Pritchard-2313 | Pritchard, George]] K pri #___________[[Quillian-22 | Quillian, James H]] 30 C pri #___________[[Quinley-46 | Quinley, James M]] 18 L pri #___________[[Radikin-2 | Radikin, James M]] 20 L pri #__________[[Ragener-1 | Ragener, John M]] 28 B pri #22164021[[Rain-27 | Rain, William S]] 20 A pri /1st/ 7th Cav #-________[[Raines-937 | Raines, John H]] 24 L pri /7th Cav. #_________[[Rainey-1155 | Rainey, James A]] 18 H pri #_________[[Rainey-1156 | Rainey, William R]] H Teamster # ________[[Rains-619 | Rains, Emory B]] 26 L pri #_________[[Ramey-1191 | Ramey, Stout]] H pri #_________[[Ramsour-37 | Ramsour, Michael]] K pri /Scouts/Guides #50583186 [[Randall-3716 | Randall, John]] 27 E pri #________[[Randall-3717 | Randall, Peter]] 22 A pri (brothers) #________[[Raney-542 | Raney, John A]] 24 A pri POW Lex.. #67631453 [[Rank-149 | Rank, Jacob T]] 18 L pri/7th Cav KIA # 141286396 [[Ray-5463 | Ray, Samuel]] K pri /4th Cav Nurse/DIMS #6959847[[Rector-1102 | Rector, Nimrod]] H pri #14795620 [[Reece-1230 | Reece, James R]] 22 D pri POW #107861667[[Reeves-3991 | Reeves, Benjamin F]] 35 C pri #_________[[Regan-742 | Regan, Jeremiah]] H pri #_________[[Revis-89 | Revis, Preston P]] 27 B pri POW #_________[[Rhine-192 | Rhim, James W]] K pri (aka; Rhim, James W) (my g-g-Uncle mar: GREER #61299343 [[Rhoads-936 | Rhodes, Ezra]] K pri /33rd Inf #________[[Rice-9448 | Rice, Thomas K]] 36 B 1st sgt #24210428 [[Riff-19 | Riff, Joseph]] 30 C pri /7th Cav #79481587[[Rigg-384 | Rigg, Joseph E]] 23 A 3rd Sgt #no relation [[Rigg-385 | Rigg, William F]] 20 A 3rd Corp #16150263 [[Riley-6526 | Riley, Thomas J]] 18 A pri / 2nd Iowa/ died in Calif #81369288 [[Roach-2647 | Roach, John]] 40 E pri #___________[[Roach-2648 | Roach, Owen]] 26 C pri #19470837 [[Roberson-1620 | Roberson, Richard]] H pri # __________[[Roberts-21480 | Roberts, George M]] 28 C 8th Corp #135641801[[Robertson-11068 | Robertson, Francis H]] H pri Died fever prairie #38902264 [[Root-2147 | Root, Milton B]] 24 D pri #54508834 [[Rose-9772 | Rose, John W]] K pri #___________[[Ross-12663 | Ross, Benjamin]] K pri Mexican War/ Ohio Reg. #__________[[Rothgibb-1 | Rothgibb, Jacob]] 21 L pri/ 12th Cavalry POW #__________[[Rouse-1493 | Rouse, David]] 45 L pri #179430993 [[Rouse-1494 | Rouse, William J]] 19 L pri /7th Cav/13th son of David #__________[[Rowlet-2 | Rowlet, Wesley]] 25 E pri #__________[[Rupe-145 | Rupee, Wesley P]] 35 C pri #62426034 [[Russell-14465 | Russell, James W]] 25 L pri #81372307[[Russell-14466 | Russell, Thomas]] 23 L pri #133085714 [[Ryan-7070 | Ryan, Patrick]] 22 A pri POW # 49411433 [[Saddler-115 | SADDLER, Nicholas]] 30 C pri #___________[[Sanders-9047 | Sanders, John Erwin]] 24 C 2nd Sgt #__________[[Sawyer-3849 | Sawyer, Thomas]] 22 B pri #76750702 [[Scarborough-2035 | Scarborough, David L]] 25 A pri /34 Enr Militia # __________[[Scarborough-2036 | Scarborough, Erastus]] 31 A pri )brothers) #50582341 [[Scarbrough-359 | Scarborough, John B]] 18 A pri (brothers) #__________[[Scott-22866 | Scott, Marion G]] H pri # 32262337 [[Scott-22867 | Scott, William F]] 25 C 2 Corp (maybe brothers) FT Leavenworth #____________[[Seignior-2 | Seignoir, Benjamin F]] 20 A pri #____________[[Seignior-1 | Seignoir, John G]] 22 A pri #____________[[Seignior-3 | Seignoir, John w]] 20 A pri #___________[[Shall-14 | Shall, David]] K pri #___________[[Shanks-956 | Shanks, John]] K pri brother #50607652 [[Shanks-958 | Shanks, Samuel]] 34 A 1st Lt #84055209 [[Sharp-6200 | Sharp, Robert]] 32 B pri actually 52 yrs old...Railroad Conct. #___________[[Shass-1 | Shass, John]] K pri (probably spelled SASS #___________[[Shaw-11176 | Shaw, David]] K pri #one/same as above: Shaw David H pri same Co.K but diff. enlistment date/place #7858511 [[Shea-1349 | Shea, Michael]] 38 C 6th Corp #__________[[Shirley-1703 | Shirley, Samuel]] SPELLED: 3 ways: Shiley/ Sherley #60942962 [[Shinkle-253 | Shinkle, John]] 41 A pri / 40th father of Marion #95487149 [[Shinkle-254 | Shinkle, Marion]] 18 E pri #141612425 [[Shipley-1435 | Shipley, Thomas]] 29 A pri #36705237 [[Short-3915 | Short, George W]] 29 B 3rd Sgt/ CAPT. 63 Illinois #92375497 [[Simon-2832 | Simon, John]] 35 B pri #32895994 [[Simpson-10225 | Simpson, John G]]. 21 L pri /7th SM Cav #___________[[Skaggs-1258 | Skaggs, Calvin]] H pri Brothers /in the 7th #___________[[Skaggs-1259 | Skaggs, Thomas B]] H pri Brothers /in the 7th/ 13th Veterans Vol Cav #37834226 [[Skidmore-881 | Skidmore, James B]]. 22 B pri #55243626 [[Skidmore-882 | Skidmore, Peyton]] 28 B pri POW-Lexington #___________[[Slover-145 | Slover, Warren]] H pri #136133958 [[Smallwood-773 | Smallwood, William H]] K 1st Lt /Capt Smallwood Scouts/Guides # ___________[[Smiley-786 | Smiley, H. Walker]] H 1st Lt Wife's# 22212840 #14605280 [[Smiley-787 | Smiley, James]] 23 A pri /40th Enr.Militia #___________[[Smith-127376 | Smith, Campbell E]] H pri #___________[[Smith-127377 | Smith, David F]] 24 B pri #90510481 [[Smith-127378 | Smith, Green P.B]] 30 A pri #72440200 [[Smith-127383 | Smith, Henry]] 23 E Corp #147801688 [[Smith-84624 | Smith, William B]] 23 A pri #85656523 [[Smith-127385 | Smith, William H]] K pri #___________[[Smith-127387 | Smith, William]] (of Georgetown) K pri ''' POW Lex''' #___________[[Smithey-46 | Smithey, John]] K pri #___________[[Snow-5166 | Snow, Isaac]] 18 D pri /7th SM #11684653 [[Solomon-1354 | Solomon, Frederick]] 21 L pri #__________[[Spahare-1 | Spahare, Maderas]] 27 D pri #__________[[Spaner-1 | Spaner, James]] K pri 3 MOS. only #29870754 [[Spangenburger-1 | Spangenburger, Wesley]] K pri #81220279 [[Sparks-3278 |Sparks William L]] or S. 19 B pri/ 2nd L/A DIMS 1863 #118257696 [[Sparrow-1079 | Sparrow, James]] K pri (#87465915 is B:1849) #__________[[Sprinkle-2075 | Sprinkle, Francis]] H pri #__________[[Sproat-121 | Sproat, Jacob]] K pri #__________[[Spurgeon-392 | Spurgeon, William]] 24 A 1st sgt #__________[[Spurgeon-393 | Spurgin, John A]] 29 A pri brother to all 3 #__________[[Spurgeon-394 | Spurgin, Joseph B]] 36 A Reg. Wagon Mstr #__________[[Spurgeon-395 | Spurgin, Solomon]] 38 A pri #__________[[Stache-4 | Stache, Julius]] 38 C Pri #__________[[Starkey-1485 | Starkee, John W]] 22 C pri #101352695 [[Starkey-1488 | Starkey, Ingham]] 30 B 2nd Lt # _________[[Steilman-1 | Steilman, John]] K Pri #6352427 [[Stephens-7302 | Stephens, Joshua]] 20 B pri #__________[[Stillwell-954 | Stillwell, Franklin M]] 18 B pri /25th/ 1st Engineers #96899746 [[Stosberg-2 | Stoesburg, Fritz W]] 26 A Pri /7th Cavalry/1st POW #80892194 [[Stosberg-3 | Stoesburg, Rudolph]] 23 A pri /5th Sm/13th Cav #___________[[Stone-11275 | Stone, Josiah A]] 25 D pri ??3581035 #___________[[Stout-4112 | Stout, James 30]] D Pri #___________[[Stribby-1 | Stribby, Samuel 19]] L Pri #6969523 [[Strong-3665 | Strong, William]] H pri #__________[[Stutz-168 | Stutz, A.]] K pri #__________[[Sullivan-9288 | Sullivan, Batholomew]] 36 C Pri #6425287 [[Sullivan-9289 | Sullivan, Patrick]] 42 A Pri #112916585 [[Sullivan-9290 | Sullivan, Patrick]] K pri #59717917 [[Taylor-41071 | Taylor, Isaac W]] 22 A pri / 7th SM #24019170 [[Taylor-41073 | Taylor, James C]] 21 L pri #84114564 [[Taylor-41075 | Taylor, James E L]] E pri #9780715 [[Taylor-41078 | Taylor, James W]] . E pri #20938760 [[Taylor-41079 | Taylor, Leonard S]] 30 E pri #29346840 [[Terhorst-11 | Terherst, Arent]] 40 B pri #13471039 [[Tesch-135 | Tesch James G]] K pri #96637456 [[Thomas-26889 | Thomas, George W]] A pri #110418688 [[Thomas-26925 | Thomas, Joel]] H pri # ___________[[Tippencamp-1 | Tippencamp, Herman]] 19 A pri #___________[[Tobin-782 | Tobin, Edward]] 24 E pri #141801068 [[Todd-5944 | Todd James A]] H pri #____________[[Tompkins-2132 | Tompkins, George W]] E pri # 7197107 [[Trapp-270 | Trapp, Benjamin F]] 20 B pri #136402356 [[Trapp-189 | Trapp, Henry T]] 22 B pri older brother #__________[[Triplet-34 | Triplet, Elsey]] 30 D pri # _________[[Triplet-35 |Triplet, George W]] 23 D pri #__________[[Triplet-36 | Triplet, Thomas]] 24 D pri #__________[[Tuebner-4 | Tuebner, David]] H Corp #10821502 [[Turley-960 | Turley, James]] H pri Capt. 7th SM Cavalry and son of Jesse J #136416654 [[Turley-235 | Turley, Jesse J]] H Capt. DIMS same as my grampa #________ [[Turley-961 | Turley, William N]] H 2nd Corp/ 7th SM Cavalry #29093429 [[Utt-76 | Utt, David H]] 30 D pri DIMS #_________[[Van_Beck-1 | Van Beck, George W]] K 2nd Lt #_________[[Van Beck-2 | Van Beck, William]] K pri #_________[[Vanbiber-1 | Vanbiber, Jeffrey I]] 21 E pri #_________[[Vandermoland-1 | Vandermoland, Sytz S.R.P]] 39 B pri #_________ [[Vice-330 | Vice, George E]] E pri POW 1st Batt #42199701 [[Vice-331 | Vice, Talbert R]] 47 E pri POW # _________[[Vicory-16 | Vicery, William M]] 23 A pri (aka:Vicory/VICKERY) #125745040 [[Vigus-16 | Vigus, William S]]. 22 C pri 40th EMM/12th Cavalry '''KIA''' #________[[Wagener-289 | Wagener, George W]] 25 B pri #124376111 [[Wainscott-209 | Wainscott, Christ (ian) C]] 21 L pri # ___________ [[Wainscott-210 | Wainscott, John H]] 19 L pri brothers #52695409 [[Walters-5185 | Walters, Alfred]] 19 B pri #__________ [[Walters-5186 | Walters, James S]] 43 B pri #___________[[Wampler-357 | Wampler, Jessie]] E pri #89851360 [[Ward-18308 | Ward, Andrew]] K pri #47052644 [[Ward-18309 | Ward, Mathew]] 45 E pri "No service rendered" #94679002 [[Warren-10677 | Warren, Cyrus]] 19 A pri #38206943 [[Warren-10714 | Warren, Larkin A]] H pri #70912520 [[Warson-24 | Warson, David H]] H pri 50th/43rd/ 9th SM Cavalry #___________[[Warson-25 | Warson, JR Thomas J]] pri #3145672 [[Washburn-2317 | Washburn, Abraham]] 21 B pri 7th/3rd. POW in LA... #54490795 [[Watson-16951 | Watson, William]] K pri #___________[[Watson-16952 | Watson, William]] H pri (yes there are 2) #37721682 [[Wears-13 | Wears, William]] 23 L pri #5421830 [[Weeden-2503 | Weeden, Robert]] H 3rd Sgt /7th SM QM Sgt. with his brother Wm. #___________[[Weeden-2505 | Weeden, Robert]] K Pvt. (maybe the same man??) #___________[[Welchan-1 | Welchan, John J]] 47 B pri #___________[[Welchan-3 | Welchan, Joseph L]] 19 B Corp #___________[[Wells-13700 | Wells, Fletcher]] 44 D 4th Corp #138757596 [[West-11892 | West, Samuel]] 24 B pri #19567945 [[Westhoff-63 | Westhoff, Gustavus]] 38 C pri DIMS 1863 in the 7th SM Cavalry #14786246 [[Whaley-1408 | Whaly, James]] 25 C pri #25044578 [[Wheeler-13432 | Wheeler, Austin K]] 45 E pri #48826511 [[Wheeler-13461 | Wheeler, Henry M]] 50 E pri #85162351 [[Wheeler-13465 | Wheeler, Jessie]] 22 A 1st Corp POW Lex #67958720 [[Wheeler-13466 | Wheeler, John H]] 19 A pri DIED in MS? 1862 (son of Austin) #68006214 [[Wheeler-13468 | Wheeler, John M]] 32 A pri 1st of 3 of the Wheeler's to DIMS #67958793 [[Wheeler-13467 | Wheeler, Ransler H]] 22 A pri (DIED in MS? 1862 (son of Austin) #___________[[White-36003 | White, Alford]] 47 D pri #___________[[Whitworth-709 | Whitworth, Archibald]] 21 C pri POW LEX #181224970 [[Whitworth-710 | Whitworth, John]] 45 L pri 7th SM/40th Enr #___________[[Wiggins-1741 | Wiggins George]] E pri DIMS 47th Inf #97618972 [[Wight-823 | Wight, James]] 21 C pri #16267210 [[Wilcox-5543 | Wilcox, Pleasant G]] 25 A pri #27865110 [[Wiley-2096 | Wiley, Enoch]] 22 C pri POW LEX / 7th Cav #89387688 [[Wiley-2097 | Wiley Isaac]] 26 C pri #136596325 [[Wiley-2098 | Wiley, William]] 22 C pri /7th S M shot by his own Pickets #__________[[Wilkins-3447 | Wilkins, Robert]] 25 D pri #__________[[Williams-53591 | Williams, Franklin W]] 18 A pri #__________[[Williams-53605| Williams, J]] K pri #29130410 [[Williams-43462 | Williams, James]] 20 A pri /8th KIA guerrillas #28614952 [[Williams-53607 | Williams, Peter W]] 22 A pri #136631575 [[Williamson-8146 | Williamson, William]] 30 D pri KIA Lex... # 37085583 [[Wilson-32782 | Wilson, Charles]] K pri #___________[[Wilson-44523 | Wilson, Robert A]] 22 A 2nd Corp/7th SM #___________[[Winegar-188 | Winegar, Andrew]] 36 B pri #40960045 [[Winston-967 | Winston, Morris J]] 27 A pri POW LEX #___________[[Withers-1339 | Withers, Francis M]] H pri #___________[[Withers-1340 | Withers, William B]] H pri #___________[[Wood-22602 | Wood, Brewer C]] 24 L pri / Home Guards and POW #61264197 [[Wood-22603 | Wood, James M]] 20 L pri /7th SM WIA #19947329 [[Wood-22609 | Wood, John]] 40 E pri #69587577 [[Wood-22610 | Wood, Perry G]] 50 L Wagoneer/7th SM (This is the Dad) #77551415 [[Woodford-833 | Woodford, Thornton]] 15 C pri Minor /7th SM/2nd Light #30279454 [[Woolery-254 | Woolery, Alvin P]] 25 B pri #30268478 [[Woolery-255 | Woolery, Henry L ]] 21 A 5th Corp /7th SM/2nd LA #__________[[Wooton-119 | Wooton, John]] 25 D pri / 2nd LA/ POW LEX #__________[[Workman-2106 | Workman, Samuel E]] Drummer #142926440 [[Wright-26239 | Wright, John]] 18 A pri DIMS at home #20103477 [[Wright-26253 | Wright, John M]] H pri #___________[[Wright-26254 | Wright, Thomas T]] E pri POW LEX #62585378 [[Yankee-44 | Yankee, Benjamin F]] H Pri / Pettis Co HG #40138734 [[Young-24566 | Young, Jacob S]] 23 B pri /5th Kansas Cav #__________[[Youse-15 | Youse, Benjamin F]] H Pri /7th SM #136682211 [[Zahringer-4 | Zarringer Otto]] H Pri DIMS (same as Morrison) #72553513 [[Zipp-36 |Zipp, Frederick]] 23 E Sgt

[[Category:Greene County, Tennessee]] [[Category: 29th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry, United States Civil War]] [[Category: Battle of Mill Springs]] [[Category:Battle_of_Stones_River]] [[Category: Battle of Corinth]] [[Category: Battle of Iuka]] [[Category: Battle of Missionary Ridge]] [[Category:Battle of Rocky Face Ridge]] [[Category: Battle of Kennesaw Mountain]] [[Category: Battle of Resaca]] [[Category: Battle of Peachtree Creek]] [[Category: Battle of Jonesborough]] [[Category:Battle of Lovejoy's Station]] [[Category:Battle_of_Chickamauga]] [[Category:Battle of Spring Hill]] [[Category:Battle of Franklin (1863)]] [[Category:Battle of Nashville]] [[Category: Battle of Bentonville]] [[Category: Surrendered to Sherman at Greensboro]] *[[Space:My Civil War Soldiers]] ------- ------ The 29th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry was assembled at Henderson's Mills, Greene County, Tennessee, in September, 1861. It had 71 disabled at Chickamauga and in December, 1863, totalled 236 men and 173 arms. Only a remnant surrendered in April, 1865.[https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/29th_Regiment,_Tennessee_Infantry FamilySearch] ''29th Infantry Regiment Tennessee'' The Twenty-ninth Tennessee (Confederate) Regiment was composed of companies from Greene, Bradley, Hawkins, Polk, Claiborne, Hancock and Washington Counties, and was organized at Henderson's Mills, Greene County, in July, 1861, with Col. Samuel Powell. It did guard duty in East Tennessee until December, and then joined Zollicoffer at Mill Springs, and January 19 met the enemy at the [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Mill_Springs Battle of Fishing Creek] called Battle of Mill Springs by the Union, where Col. Powell was permanently disabled. It marched to northern Mississippi via Murfreesboro, and remained at Iuka during the battle of Shiloh. It skirmished around Corinth, moved to Chattanooga; thence north on the Kentucky campaign, being commanded by Horace Rice, who had succeeded Arnold, met the enemy at Perryville; thence marched to Murfreesboro, where it exhibited splendid intrepidity and courage, losing 36 killed on the field and 136 wounded. At [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Chickamauga Chickamauga] it was held much in reserve, but lost, killed and wounded 32. At [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Missionary_Ridge Missionary Ridge] it did gallant work and was complimented on the field by Gens. Cheatham and Hardee. In 1864 at Dalton, [http://www.civilwar.org/battlefields/rocky-face-ridge.html Rocky Face Ridge], [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Resaca Resaca], [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Kennesaw_Mountain Kenesaw Mountain], Peach Tree Creek and around Atlanta it was prominently engaged. It participated at [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Jonesborough Jonesborough] and [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Lovejoy%27s_Station Lovejoy]; and in [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franklin–Nashville_Campaign Hood's Tennessee Campaign] at Franklin its gallant action was surpassed by no other regiment, its dead and wounded lying scattered over its bloody path. It fought at [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Nashville Nashville], retreated south with the army, and fought late in the day at [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Bentonville Bentonville]. It surrendered at Greensboro April 26.[http://www.tngennet.org/james/regthist.htm#29tncreg tngennet.org] ''Regimental Sketches, 29th Tennessee Infantry Regiment.''[http://www.learnnc.org/lp/editions/nchist-civilwar/5620 LearnNC] ''Johnston Surrenders'' ------ ------ Company F - Captains John Q. Arnold, James B. Johnson - "The Greeneville Guards." Men from Greene County.
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Johnston, William ==Profiles== *[[Johnson-20173|Captain James Bailey Johnson]] *[[Arnold-7353|Captain John Quincey Arnold]] ==Space Pages== *[http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Civil_War_Project_Resource_Page&public=1 Civil War Project Resource Page] *[http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:%27%27Tennessee%27%27_Resource_Page_US_Civil_War:_War_Between_the_States.&public=1 Tennessee Civil War Resource Page] ==Resources== *[http://www.aboutnorthgeorgia.com/ang/Battle_of_Dalton About North Georgia] ''The Battle of Dalton'' ==Sources==

[[Category: Louisiana, War of 1812]] [[Space:War of 1812 Louisiana | War of 1812 Louisiana]][[Space:1st_BATTALION_OF_FREE_MEN_OF_COLOR | 1st Battalion of Free Men of Color]] {{War of 1812}} 2ND BATTALION OF FREE MEN OF COLOR- New Orleans {{blue|space page written by Allan Harl Thomas}} (December 19, 1814 - March 20, 1815) Major Louis D’Aquin, Commander 2nd Battalion on Free Men of Color. The Second Battalion, Free Men of Color of the Louisiana Militia, some 256 men, including staff officers, were assembled in New Orleans and inducted into the service of the United States on December 19, 1814. The second battalion of free colored volunteers were recent immigrants to Louisiana from Haiti. They had fought with the French during the Haitian Revolution. When Haiti became independent, many fled and settled in New Orleans. ==='''ROSTER'''=== Frontin, Jean Gaideon, Pierre Garcie, Joseph Gastargne, Celecour Gauban, Augustin Gautier, Richard Gercer, Germain, Gustave, Cpl. Gustave, Barthelemi Hardy, Francs. Haubar, Henry, Chery, Cpl. Henry, Guillaume Henry, Louis Hewn, Chery, Cpl. Hilbard, Jean Jaideon, Pierre Jalabert, Cadet, James, Jarmin, Benjamin, sureon's aid Jercer, Jercer, Jean Baptiste Jerees, Jean Baptiste Jermaine Joissain Josephe, drummer Joseph, Jean Journin, Joseph Lacaine, Laclotte, Edouard Lacroix, servant Lafargue, Hypolite Lagrede, Blaufort Lajoi, Bernard Laporte, Rodenai Lapuse, Pierre, drummer Laquinle, Garcon Lassale, Sgt. Laurent, Louis Lecompte, Auguste, drummer Leger, Fontage, Cpl. Legros, Germaine Lembert, Zadique Lepine, Lepine, Antoine Lepotte, Belloni Leseay, Francois, Cpl. Lesian, Poince Lesiau, Francis, Cpl. Lesperence, servent Lindor, Pierre Lineroyable, servant Louis, servant Louis, Jn. Pre. servent Louis, Pierre Rodenay, Luto, Duconge Macarty, Barthy Magnant, Louis Mainard, Lyon, Cpl. Cpl. Majoie, Cpl. Cpl. Malas, Mauija, Silvin, Marcellin, Marchant, Marie, Jn. Marie, Joseph sgt. Marque, Marquien, sgt. Martin, Bazile Mathieu, Jn. Maurice, servant Milhomme Minja, Silvin, Sgt. Minville, Pierre Montegne, Mondesire, Phillie Sgt. Monsignac, Montegut, Autuste Maj. Monteuil, Desir Monteulle, Moreau, Louis Morein, Louis Morin, Montplaisir, Optegue, Pierre Sgt. Ower, Michel Paul, servant Paupin, Peconnet, Jn. Petit, Louis, Philibert, Jean Phillipe, servant Pierre, Jean Zamor, Pineau, Jean Pompers, Prevost, Raphael, Bazil Rauland, Raine, Cpl. Redouin, Jacques Remie, Remy, Antoine Ribon, Maunelle Robert, Angel Robert, Fifi Rodenay, Pierre Roland, Guillaume Rolet, Felix Romin, Casemire Rouland, Rene Roullette, Bonhomme Rouseteau Saintraille, F. Sannon Sarazin, Joseph Sarazin, Louis Savarie, Belton Sernesin, Paul, Cpl. Servian, Paul, Cpl. Similien Soulet Stanisclas, Victor Staraille, F. St. Aubin St. Erman St. Laurent, Sgt. St. Val, Major Taillot, Henry Talabert, Cadet Tardos, Etienne Theen, Lucien Thomas, Tiercy, Toraille, Jean Travert, Frans. Ursin, Andre William, servant Cpl. Xavier Ybare, Desire Yeyee Zadique Pierre Zamor

[[Category: 36th Infantry Division, United States Army]][[Category: Texas Army National Guard]][[Category: Choctaw Code Talkers]] ---- See also: :[[Space: Oklahoma in The Great War|Oklahoma in The Great War]] :[[Space:Choctaw_Code_Talkers|Choctaw Code Talkers]] :[[:Category: Native Americans in World War I]] ---- =="The Arrowhead Division" (aka "The Texas Division" post-Great War) == During the Great War, the 36th was authorized as the 36th Division. After the Great War, the 36th Division was re-organized as a ''Texas-only'' division with the designation 36th Infantry Division. ===World War I (The Great War)=== *During World War I, the 36th Division suffered 2,584 casualties, 466 killed in action and 2,118 wounded in action.[http://www.texasmilitaryforcesmuseum.org/gallery/ww1/cope.htm 36th Division in World War I on the Texas Military Forces Museum website[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/36th_Infantry_Division_(United_States) 36th Infantry Division on Wikipedia] *August 5th-October 15th, 1917, Texas and Oklahoma National Guard units were called into service. Some 18,000 Texans and 2500 Oklahomans (including officers and enlisted) were in service. About eight thousand, five hundred drafted men were called into service at a later time. *Between July 15 and August 5th of 1918 - the 36th (with exceptions of some Regiments) set sail from New York. *The influenza epidemic which visited the Division while in the Bar-sur-Aube area *Charles H. Johnson, (Indigenous Native American) went from Captain and Company Commander to Major and Battalion Commander in the 36th The 36th Division consisted of the following upon activation: :[[Hutchings-537|Brigadier General Henry Hutchings]]: 1st Infantry Brigade, consisting of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Regiments, Texas Infantry (Texas National Guard) :Brigadier General John A. Hulen: 2nd Infantry Brigade, consisting of the 1st, 5th and 6th Regiments, Texas Infantry :7th Texas Infantry, :1st Texas Cavalry, :1st and 2nd Regiments, Field Artillery, :1st Battalion of Engineers, :Headquarters Train and Military Police, :Division Headquarters Detachment, :Division Headquarters Troop, :1st Field Signal Battalion, :Ambulance Companies No. 1 and 2, :Field Hospital Company No. 1 The above units were reorganized by order (at least on paper on September 23, 1917 ) {| border="1" !New Organization!!Formed From |- |Division Headquarters Troop||Texas Headquarters Troop |- |132nd Machine Gun Battalion |- |(4 Company)||M. G. Companies of the 3rd and 4th Texas Infantry and the 1st Oklahoma Infantry. |- | || |- |71st. Infantry Brigade |- |Brig. General Henry Hutchings, Commanding |- |132nd Machine Gun Battalion |- |(3 Company)||M. G. Company of the 1st Texas Infantry, (nucleus). |- |141st Infantry||1st Texas Infantry (less M. G. Company and 2nd Texas Infantry. |- |142nd Infantry||7th Texas Infantry and 1st Oklahoma Infantry (less M. G. Company). |- |72nd. Infantry Brigade |- |Brig. General John A. Hulen, Commanding |- |133rd Machine Gun Battalion |- |(3 Company)||Machine Gun Troop, 1st Texas Cavalry, (nucleus). |- |143rd Infantry||3rd Texas Infantry (less M. G. Company) and 5th Texas Infantry. |- |144th Infantry||4th Texas Infantry, (less M. G. Company and 6th Texas Infantry). |- |61st. Field Artillery Brigade |- |Brig. General George Blakely, Commanding|| |- |Brigade Headquarters||One lettered troop, 1st Texas Cavalry, (surplus men thereof to Trench Mortar Battery). |- |131st Field Artillery (3 inch guns)||2nd Texas Field Artillery. |- |132nd Field Artillery (3 inch guns)||1st Texas Cavalry (less 2 lettered troops and M. G. Troop). |- |133rd Field Artillery (6 in. Howitzers)||1st Texas Field Artillery. |- |111th Trench Mortar Battery||One lettered Troop, 1st Texas Cavalry plus surplus men from Troop assigned to 61st F. A. Brigade Headquarters. |- | || |- |111th Regiment Engineers |- |Col. W. J. Barden, Commanding||1st Battalion Texas Engineers and 1st Battalion Oklahoma Engineers |- |111th. Field Signal Battalion |- |Major G. A. Robinson, Commanding||1st Texas Field Signal Battalion. |- |111th Train Headquarters and Military Police. |- |Major John H. Zachary, Commanding.||Texas Train Headquarters and Military Police |- |111th. Ammunition Train |- |Major Donald R. Bonfoey, Commanding.||1st. Separate Squadron Oklahoma Cavalry( nucleus for horse section,) Motor section skeletonized by selection of suitable men from entire division. |- |111th Supply Train |- |Major J. H. Zachary, Attached||Skeletonized by the transfer of suitable men from entire division. |- |111th. Sanitary Train|| |- |141st. Ambulance Company||2nd. Texas Ambulance Company. |- |142nd. Ambulance Company||1st. Texas Ambulance Company. |- |143rd. Ambulance Company||2nd. Texas Ambulance Company |- |144th. Ambulance Company||1st. Texas Ambulance Company |- |141st. Field Hospital Company||2nd. Texas Field Hospital Company. |- |142nd. Field Hospital Company||1st. Texas Field Hospital Company |- |143rd. Field Hospital Company||2nd. Texas Field Hospital Company. |- |144th. Field Hospital Company||1st. Oklahoma Field Hospital Co. |- | || |- |111th. Engineer Train||Transfer of officers and men of the 111th. Engineers |} {|border="1" !Start Date!!End Date!!Commander |- |25 August 1917||18 September 1917||MG. E. St. John Grebble |- |18 September 1917||6 December 1917||BG George Blakely |- |6 December 1917||8 July 1918||MG E. St. John Grebble |- |8 July 1918||13 July 1918||BG John A. Hulen |- |13 July 1918||||MG William R. Smith |- |||18 June 1919||Division returned activated to state control |} ===Decorations=== *475 decorations were awarded to men of the 36th **2 Medals of Honor, 30 Distinguished Service Crosses, and 129 Croix de Guerre were conferred and received before leaving Tonnerre *Several Indigenous Native American soldiers were among the approximately 400 officers and men of the 36th reported as receiving the French Croix de Guerre for exceptionally courageous conduct. *[[Oklahombi-1|Private Joseph Oklahombi]], 141st Infantry, a Choctaw decorated for storming a position bristling with machine guns and trench mortars and capturing 171 Germans, was mentioned in a newspaper article. *Medal of Honor - two of the 36th- [[Sampler-|Sergeant Sampler]] and [[Turner-|Corporal Turner]] and two Oklahoman's received the Medal of Honor. *The Medaille Militaire for gallantry in action was awarded to the following members of the 142nd Infantry Regiment: ::Three Texans— Sergeant Jesse S. Morrison of Moody, Corporal Ernest H. Boggs of Pilot Point, and Private John D. Reese of Josephine—and three Oklahomans—Sergeants William T. Harden of Cordell, Charles J. Liddell of Marietta, and Howard S. Woods of Wewoka ::Another Texan Sergeant Sam Dreben of El Paso was also given the Medaille Militaire *39 men, including the 7 above, were awarded the Distinguished Service Cross (all but one were from the 71st Brigade) *General Smith, General Hulen, and Lieutenant Colonel Culberson each received the Distinguished Service Medal *General Smith, Dreben, Woods, First Lieutenant John S. Loomis of Dallas, 132nd Machine Gun Battalion, and First Lieutenant Claude H. Mason of Hillsboro, 141st Infantry all received 3 different decorations. *Colonel Williams was awarded the ''Croix de Guerre'' in a ceremony at Cheney in April, 1919. ==Sources==

[[Category: 385th Bombardment Group (Heavy), United States Army Air Forces, World War II]] This page is dedicated to the soldiers that served in the 385th Bomb Group; many of whom gave their lives to ensure our freedom. I was inspired to create this page, when I found out that my great-great-uncle [[Provinciali-3|SSGT Paul Provincial]] lost his life whilst serving in the 385th, along with many others. Many who died very young, before they could have any children to carry on their legacy. '''Thank you for your service.''' (Barbato-37) The 385th Bomb Group, who took the nickname "Van's Valiants" after their first Commanding Officer [[Vandevanter-13|Brigadier General Elliot Vandevanter]], flew B-17s from Great Ashfield, Suffolk. The Group led the famous attack on the Focke-Wolfe aircraft factory at Marienburg on 9 October 1943, during which only two out of one hundred B-17s were lost and all of the buildings on the site were damaged or destroyed. They won two Distinguished Unit Citations. The first, awarded to all 4th Bomb Wing Groups, was for accurately dropping their pay load on an aircraft factory at Regensburg, on 17 August 1943 and the Group's second was awarded after leading a difficult long-range mission to destroy an aircraft repair works at Zwickau, south-west Germany, on 12 May 1944.http://www.americanairmuseum.com/unit/329 {{Image|file=385th_Bomb_Group-1.jpg }} '''Below are a list of aircraft who went down whilst flying with the 385th. Each aircraft's crew is listed as well.''' '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-30281 MIA Wesermunde 7/26/43''' Delivered Denver 8/5/43; Gore 9/5/43; Kearney 30/5/43; Dow Field 15/6/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-E] Gt Ashfield 16/6/43; Missing in Action Wesermunde 26/7/43 with Glenn Duncan, Co-pilot: Bill Lehr, Navigator: Bill Henderson, Bombardier: Roy Martinez, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Ben Purdy, Radio Operator: Jim Soward, Ball turret gunner: John Towle, Waist gunner: Chas Propst, Waist gunner: Frank Ramsey,Tail gunner: Jim Brophy (10 Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, set on fire & ditched North Sea; Missing Air Crew Report 191A. KIA 7/26/43 [[Duncan-15770|Flt. Ofc. Glenn F Duncan]] Pilot KIA 7/26/43 [[Lehr-401|2nd Lt. William L Lehr]] Co-Pilot KIA 7/26/43 [[Henderson-20036|2nd Lt. William H Henderson]] Navigator KIA 7/26/43 [[Martinez-5356|2nd Lt. Roy J Martinez]] Bombardier KIA 7/26/43 [[Purdy-1103|TSGT Benjamin M Purdy]] Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 7/26/43 [[Soward-132|TSGT James E Soward]] Radio Operator KIA 7/26/43 [[Towle-767|SSGT John R Towle]] Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 7/26/43 [[Propst-648|SSGT Charles E Propst]] Waist Gunner KIA 7/26/43 [[Ramsey-6733|SSGT Frank R Ramsey]] Waist Gunner KIA 7/26/43 [[Brophy-667|SSGT James E Brophy]] Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Souse Family 42-5895 MIA Hannover 7/26/43''' Delivered Long Beach 24/4/43; Gt Falls 3/5/43; Kearney 30/5/43; Assigned 323BS/91BG [OR-M] Bassingbourn 4/6/43; transferred 548BS/385BG [GX-B] Gt Ashfield 16/6/43; then 551BS; Missing in Action Hannover 26/7/43 with Theo Harris, Bombardier: Jack Millspicked up next day 18 miles off Heligoland, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Alvin Wrobel, Radio Operator: Warren Dinardi, Waist gunner: John Leaf,Tail gunner: Chester Beres (6 Prisoner of War); Co-pilot: Everett Hiatt, Navigator: Arlis Anderson, Ball turret gunner: George Hrubovcack, Waist gunner: Howard Sloop, obs-Major Berkley Springfield 549BS (5 Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, crashed Baltic Sea, Missing Air Crew Report 191B. SOUSE FAMILY. KIA 7/26/43 [[Anderson-57923|1st Lt. Arlis K Anderson]] Navigator KIA 7/26/43 [[Hiatt-2732|2nd Lt. Everett H Hiatt]] Co-Pilot KIA 7/26/43 [[Hrubovcak-1|SSGT George J Hrubovcack]] Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 7/26/43 [[Sloop-257|SSGT Howard F Sloop]] Waist Gunner POW 7/26/43 [[Harris-45131|Lt. Col. Theodore R Harris]] Pilot POW 7/26/43 [[Beres-37|SSGT Chester V Beres]] Tail Gunner POW 7/26/43 TSGT Warren J Dinardi Radio Operator POW 7/26/43 [[Leaf-166|SSGT John A Leaf]] Waist Gunner POW 7/26/43 [[Mills-19989|Lt. Col. Jack W Mills]] Bombardier POW 7/26/43 [[Wrobel-171|MSGT Alvin A Wrobel]] Top-Turret Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Black Jacker 42-30279 MIA Wesermunde 7/26/43''' Delivered Denver 8/5/43; Kearney 29/5/43; Dow Fd 13/6/43; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA-F] Gt Ashfield 14/6/43; transferred 551BS [HR-F]; Missing in Action Wesermunde 26/7/43 with Jack Daniel, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Edwin Buck, Radio Operator: Wayne Pringey (3 Prisoner of War); Co-pilot: Harry Cornwell, Navigator: Bob McCallum, Bombardier: John McCarthy, Ball turret gunner: Paul Keeferbody found 15/8/43), Waist gunner: Felix Sanchez, Waist gunner: Jim Sims,Tail gunner: Warren Brown (7 Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, crashed North Sea, near Wangerooge, Hol; Missing Air Crew Report 191C. BLACK JACKER. KIA 7/26/43 [[Brown-120730|SSGT Warren E Brown]] Tail Gunner KIA 7/26/43 [[Cornwell-2340|2nd Lt. Harold R Cornwell]] Co-Pilot KIA 7/26/43 [[Keefer-807|SSGT Paul W Keefer]] Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 7/26/43 [[McCallum-3454|2nd Lt. Robert E McCallum]] Navigator KIA 7/26/43 [[McCarthy-7166|2nd Lt. John E McCarthy]] Bombardier KIA 7/26/43 [[Sanchez-5551|SSGT Felix F Sanchez]] Waist Gunner KIA 7/26/43 [[Sims-9480|SGT James S Sims]] Waist Gunner POW 7/26/43 [[Daniel-9699|2nd Lt. Jack W Daniel Pilot]] POW 7/26/43 [[Buck-8454|SSGT Edwin A Buck]] Top-Turret Gunner POW 7/26/43 [[Pringey-29|TSGT Wayne W Pringey]] Radio Operator '''B-17 Flying Fortress Murder Inc. AKA Grim Reaper 42-30179 MIA Oschersleben 7/28/43''' Delivered Cheyenne 24/4/43; Gt Falls 8/5/43; Kearney 29/5/43; Dow Fd 15/6/43; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG-C] Gt Ashfield 16/6/43; Missing in Action Oschersleben 28/7/43 with Herman Gurgel, Co-pilot: Jake Silverstein, Ball turret gunner: Jim Holley,Tail gunner: Dick Gaston (4 Killed in Action); Navigator: Paul Fauerso, Bombardier: John Hendricks, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Frank Bartnicki, Radio Operator: Leo Donahue, Waist gunner: George Krzyzak, Waist gunner: George Dainton (6 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft on return, crashed Herford, ten Miles NE of Biefeld, Ger; Missing Air Crew Report 189A. MURDER INC. aka GRIM REAPER. KIA 7/28/43 [[Gurgel-8|1st Lt. Herman M Gurgel]] Pilot KIA 7/28/43 [[Gaston-1893|SSGT Richard L Gaston]] Tail Gunner KIA 7/28/43 [[Holley-2360|SSGT Jim T Holley]] Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 7/28/43 [[Silverstein-186|2nd Lt. Jacob Silverstein]] Co-Pilot POW 7/28/43 [[Bartnicki-16|TSGT Frank J Bartnicki]] Top-Turret Gunner POW 7/28/43 [[Dainton-69|SSGT George W Dainton]] Waist Gunner POW 7/28/43 SSGT Leo Donahue Radio Operator POW 7/28/43 [[Fauerso-1|2nd Lt.Paul L Fauerso]] Navigator POW 7/28/43 [[Hendricks-5272|2nd Lt. John W Hendricks]] Bombardier POW 7/28/43 SSGT George L Krzyzak Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Lady Susie II 42-30257 MIA Oschersleben 7/28/43''' Delivered Cheyenne 4/5/43; Smoky Hill 14/5/43; Gt Falls 24/5/43; Kearney 29/5/43; Tinker 13/6/43; Dow Fd 16/6/43; Assigned 100BG Thorpe Abbotts 16/6/43; transferred 550BS/385BG [SG-J] Gt Ashfield 17/6/43; Missing in Action Oschersleben 28/7/43 with Bill Robbins, Co-pilot: Floyd Hicks, Navigator: Bill Brick, Bombardier: Irvin Rodemeyer, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Joe McGarry, Radio Operator: Hervin Charest, Ball turret gunner: Bob Daleus, Waist gunner: Walt Edelmann (8KIA-all washed up on German coast over next few weeks); Waist gunner: Leon Ochs,Tail gunner: Lloyd Atkins (2 Prisoner of War); flak, then mid-air coll with 42-3308 (385BG) ditched Nth Sea; Missing Air Crew Report 189C. LADY SUSIE II. KIA 7/28/43 [[Robbins-12206|1st Lt. William M Robbins]] Pilot KIA 7/28/43 [[Hicks-20705|2nd Lt. Floyd M Hicks]] Co-Pilot KIA 7/28/43 [[Brick-488|2nd Lt. William M Brick]] Navigator KIA 7/28/43 [[Rodemyer-3|2nd Lt. Irvin L Rodemeyer]] Bombardier KIA 7/28/43 [[Charest-400|TSGT Hervin R Charest]] Radio Operator/ Gunner KIA 7/28/43 [[Daleus-1|SSGT Robert Daleus]] Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 7/28/43 [[Edlemann-3|SSGT Walter C Edlmann]] Waist Gunner KIA 7/28/43 [[McGarry-982|TSGT Joseph D McGarry]] Top-Turret Gunner POW 7/28/43 [[Ochs-873|SSGT Leon C Ochs]] Waist Gunner POW 7/28/43 SSGT Lloyd D Atkins Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Betty Boom AKA Big Stinky 42-3316 MIA Warnemunde 7/28/43''' Delivered Denver 6/5/43; Kearney 29/5/43; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG-F] Gt Ashfield 26/6/43; Missing in Action Warnemunde 28/7/43 with Bill Storr, Co-pilot: Bob Blakely, Navigator: Clinton Weaver, Bombardier: Athel Miller, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Harry McComb, Radio Operator: Walter Reep, Ball turret gunner: Joe Schipani, Waist gunner: Art Spicas, Waist gunner: Jim McDonough,Tail gunner: Jim Murphy (10 Killed in Action); coll with 42-30257 off Heligoland, ditched North Sea, Missing Air Crew Report 189B. BETTY BOOM aka BIG STINKY. KIA 7/28/43 [[Storr-474|1st Lt. William A Storr]] Pilot KIA 7/28/43 [[Blakely-1669|2nd Lt. Robert P Blakely]] Co-Pilot KIA 7/28/43 [[Miller-117266|2nd Lt. Athel J Miller]] Bombardier KIA 7/28/43 [[Weaver-18285|2nd Lt. Clinton A Weaver]] Navigator KIA 7/28/43 [[McComb-1204|TSGT Harry L McComb]] Top-Turret Gunner KIA 7/28/43 [[McDonough-1680|SSGT James F McDonough]] Waist Gunner KIA 7/28/43 [[Murphy-33456|SSGT James R Murphy]] Tail Gunner KIA 7/28/43 [[Reep-230|TSGT Walter T Reep]] Radio Operator/ Gunner KIA 7/28/43 [[Schipani-6|SGT Joseph T Schipani]] Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 7/28/43 [[Spicas-1|SSGT Arthur J Spicas]] Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Roundtrip Ticket 42-30285 MIA Oschersleben 7/28/43''' Delivered Denver 9/5/43; Gt Falls 16/5/43; Kearney 29/5/43; Dow Fd 15/6/43; Assigned 388BG Knettishall 30/9/43; transferred 550BS/385BG [XA- ] Gt Ashfield 1/10/43; then 549BS; Missing in Action Oschersleben 28/7/43 with John Noel, Co-pilot: Henry Wilczyk (2 Prisoner of War); Navigator: Leon Marion, Bombardier: George Ramelot, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Bob McKnight, Radio Operator: Ned Mirabel, Ball turret gunner: Grant Schaff, Waist gunner: Ulysses McElhinney, Waist gunner: Ray Magin,Tail gunner: Bill Peterson (8KIA-all washed up later); mid air coll with 42-3316 (385BG), ditched North Sea; Missing Air Crew Report 189D. ROUNDTRIP TICKET. KIA 7/28/43 [[Marion-1511|2nd Lt. Leonard H Marion]] Navigator KIA 7/28/43 [[Ramelot-5|2nd Lt. George H Ramelot]] Bombardier KIA 7/28/43 [[Magin-264|SSGT Ray W Magin]] Waist Gunner KIA 7/28/43 [[McElhinney-694|TSGT Ulysses V McElhinney]] Waist Gunner KIA 7/28/43 [[McKnight-4785|SSGT Robert T McKnight]] Top- Turret Gunner KIA 7/28/43 [[Mirabal-57|TSGT Ned V Mirabel]] Radio Operator/ Gunner KIA 7/28/43 [[Peterson-19444|SSGT William J Peterson]] Tail Gunner KIA 7/28/43 [[Schaff-486|SSGT Grant C Schaff]] Ball-Turret Gunner POW 7/28/43 [[Noel-4016|2nd Lt. John H Noel Jr]] Pilot POW 7/28/43 [[Wilczyk-7|2nd Lt. Henry A Wilczyk]] Co-Pilot '''B-17 Flying Fortress The Old Shillelagh 42-30270 MIA Warnemunde 7/29/43''' Delivered Cheyenne 5/5/43; Denver 8/5/43; Gore 12/5/43; Kearney 30/5/43; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR- ] Gt Ashfield 19/6/43; Missing in Action Warnemunde with Grodi 29/7/43, ditched North Sea; THE OLD SHILLELAGH. RTD 7/29/43 Lt. Wilmont C Grodi Pilot RTD 7/29/43 SSGT John F Astyk Radio Operator RTD 7/29/43 SSGT Blaine V Baum Gunner RTD 7/29/43 SSGT Denver M Canaday Waist Gunner RTD 7/29/43 TSGT Eugene W Cavitt Gunner RTD 7/29/43 SSGT Melvin L Frazier Tail Gunner RTD 7/29/43 John H Hughes Co-Pilot RTD 7/29/43 Leo N Jones Bombardier RTD 7/29/43 Lt. Adelbert D Kneale Jr Navigator RTD 7/29/43 SGT Robert J Realy Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-30598 MIA Lille 8/15/43''' Delivered Cheyenne 26/6/43; Smoky Hill 12/7/43; Dow Fd 16/7/43; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA-L] Gt Ashfield 16/7/43; Missing in Action Lille 15/8/43 with Ed Stone, Co-pilot: George Larsen, Navigator: Jim Atkinson, Bombardier: Darrell Taylor, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Tony Kalisko{body washed up two weeks later on Belgian coast}, Radio Operator: Harry Rusk, Ball turret gunner: Bob Paige, Waist gunner: Jim Glaxner, Waist gunner: Elvin Rankin,Tail gunner: Sam Burns (10 Killed in Action); flak hit near Dunkirk, ditched Channel; Missing Air Crew Report 267. KIA 8/15/43 [[Stone-29052| 1st Lt. Edward S Stone]] Pilot KIA 8/15/43 [[Larsen-11071|2nd Lt. George G Larsen]] Co-Pilot KIA 8/15/43 [[Atkinson-14977|1st Lt. James B Atkinson]] Navigator KIA 8/15/43 [[Taylor-108268|2nd Lt. Darrell D Taylor]] Bombardier KIA 8/15/43 [[Burns-20956|SSGT Samuel G Burns]] Tail Gunner KIA 8/15/43 [[Glaxner-3|SSGT James A Glaxner Jr]] Waist Gunner KIA 8/15/43 [[Kalischko-2|TSGT Anthony T Kalisko]] Top-Turret Gunner KIA 8/15/43 [[Paige-1054|SSGT Robert E Paige]] Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 8/15/43 [[Rankin-7409|SSGT Elvin G Rankin]] Waist Gunner KIA 8/15/43 [[Rusk-880|TSGT Harry S Rusk]] Radio Operator/ Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Sack Time AKA Roger Wilco 42-5914 MIA Regensburg 8/17/43''' Delivered Long Beach 5/5/43; Kearney 29/5/43; Dow Fd 16/6/43; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA-Q] Gt Ashfield 17/6/43; Missing in Action Regensburg 17/8/43 with Leslie Reichardt, Co-pilot: Bruno Roti, Navigator: Clem Sullivan, Bombardier: John Zavisno, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Don Biggs, Radio Operator: Mike Khoury, Ball turret gunner: Ben Phelper, Waist gunner: Ed Conan, Waist gunner: Bob Currie,Tail gunner: John Kelaher (10 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed SW of Darmstadt, Ger, Missing Air Crew Report 387B. SACK TIME aka ROGER WILCO. POW 8/17/43 [[Reichardt-221|Lt. Col. Leslie L Reichardt]] Pilot POW 8/17/43 [[Roti-42|2nd Lt. Bruno S Roti]] Co-Pilot POW 8/17/43 [[Sullivan-23101|2nd Lt. Clement A Sullivan]] Navigator POW 8/17/43 [[Zavisho-2|2nd Lt. John E Zavisho]] Bombardier POW 8/17/43 [[Biggs-5308|Major Donald Biggs]] Top-Turret Gunner POW 8/17/43 [[Cohan-123|TSGT Edward J Cohan]] Waist Gunner POW 8/17/43 SSGT Robert M Currie Waist Gunner POW 8/17/43 SSGT John J Kelaner Tail Gunner POW 8/17/43 TSGT Michael Khoury Radio Operator POW 8/17/43 SSGT Ben H Phelper Ball-Turret Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress The Jolly Roger 42-5886 MIA Schweinfurt 8/17/43''' Delivered Long Beach 21/4/43; Denver 5/3/43; Kearney 30/5/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-D] Gt Ashfield 24/6/43; Missing in Action Schweinfurt 17/8/43 with Paul Sommers, Co-pilot: Herb Brown, Navigator: Hugh McClatchey, Radio Operator: Olin Wieneke, Waist gunner: Parker Crabtree,Tail gunner: Joe Schreppel (6 Killed in Action); Bombardier: Henry Walker, Ball turret gunner: Jim Brown, Waist gunner: Larry Stokes (3 Prisoner of War); Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Bruno Gallerini (evaded capture); enemy aircraft, crash landed a mile from Woensdrecht a/fd, on the Holl/Bel. Border. Missing Air Crew Report 387A. THE JOLLY ROGER. KIA 8/17/43 2nd Lt. Paul A Sommers Pilot KIA 8/17/43 1st Lt. Herbert W Brown Co-Pilot KIA 8/17/43 TSGT Olin L Wieneke Radio Operator/ Gunner KIA 8/17/43 SSGT Parker F Crabtree Waist Gunner KIA 8/17/43 2nd Lt. Hugh T McClatchey Navigator KIA 8/17/43 SSGT Joe Schreppel Tail Gunner POW 8/17/43 SSGT Larry B Stokes Waist Gunner POW 8/17/43 2nd Lt. Henry S Walker Bombardier POW 8/17/43 SSGT James H Brown Ball-Turret Gunner EC(Evaded Capture) 8/17/43 TSGT Bruno M Gallerini Top-Turret Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress The Old Shillelagh II 42-30364 MIA Bordeaux 8/24/43''' Delivered Cheyenne 21/5/43; Smoky Hill 1/6/43; Gr Isle 4/6/43; Dow Fd 29/6/43; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR- ] Gt Ashfield 26/6/43; Missing in Action Bordeaux, but t/o from North Africa 24/8/43 with Wilmot Grodi, Co-pilot: John Hughes, Navigator: Adelbert Kneale, Bombardier: Denver Canaday, Waist gunner: George Elliott,Tail gunner: Melvin Frazer (6 evaded capture); Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Gene Cuvitt, Radio Operator: John Autyk, Ball turret gunner: Bob Reilly (3 Prisoner of War); [three pass ? RTD]; enemy aircraft, crashed Boular, 11 miles SE of Auch, 34 miles W of Toulouse, Fr; Missing Air Crew Report 395. THE OLD SHILLELAGH II. POW 8/24/43 SSGT Robert J Realy Ball-Turret Gunner POW 8/24/43 SSGT John F Astyk Radio Operator POW 8/24/43 TSGT Eugene W Cavitt Top-Turret Gunner EC 8/24/43 SSGT Denver M Canaday Waist Gunner EC 8/24/43 SSGT George G Elliott Waist Gunner EC 8/24/43 SSGT Melvin L Frazier Tail Gunner EC 8/24/43 Lt. Wilmont C Grodi Pilot EC 8/24/43 2nd Lt. John H Hughes Co-Pilot EC 8/24/43 Lt. Adelbert D Kneale Jr Navigator '''B-17 Flying Fortress Lulu Belle 42-30187 MIA Evreux 8/24/43''' Delivered Cheyenne 24/4/43; Gore 6/5/43; Kearney 30/5/43; Dow Fd 15/6/43; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-K] Gt Ashfield 16/6/43; Missing in Action Evreux 24/8/43 with Maj Preston Piper, Co-pilot: Vince Masters, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Luther Daniels, Radio Operator: Paul Schultz, Ball turret gunner: Bill Armes,Tail gunner: Lt Tom Morgan (6 Returned to Duty); Navigator: Capt John Dewey, Bombardier: Lee Jones (p-??), Waist gunner: Ed Sanders, Waist gunner: Archie Cameron (4 Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, crashed Atlantic, about 40 miles off Padstow, Cornwall; Missing Air Crew Report 961. LULU BELLE. KIA 8/24/43 [[Cameron-7905|SSGT Archie M Cameron]] Waist Gunner KIA 8/24/43 [[Dewey-2219|Capt. John A Dewey]] Lead Navigator KIA 8/24/43 [[Jones-76101|1st Lt. Lee V Jones]] Bombardier KIA 8/24/43 [[Sanders-12882|TSGT Edward C Sanders]] Waist Gunner RTD 8/24/43 Lt. Louis A Dentoni Bombardier/ Waist Gunner RTD 8/24/43 Lt. Tom Morgan Tail Gunner RTD 8/24/43 Lt. Col. Vincent W Masters Co-Pilot RTD 8/24/43 [[Piper-2634|Col. Preston Piper]] Pilot RTD 8/24/43 1st Lt. Paul H Schulz Lead Navigator/Radio Operator/Waist Gunner RTD 8/24/43 Luther Daniels Flight Engineer/Top-Turret Gunner RTD 8/24/43 Bill Armes Ball-Turret Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Mary Ellen II 42-30601 Crashed in England 9/16/43''' Delivered Cheyenne 26/6/43; Kearney 12/7/43; Dow Field 16/7/43; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG-K] Great Ashfield 21/7/43; detailed Bordeaux 16/9/43 with John Schley, Co-pilot: John Baum, Navigator: John Ellingsen, Bombardier: Earl Bates, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Walter Roth, Radio Operator: John Egbert, Ball turret gunner: Willard White, Waist gunner: Chester Truex, Waist gunner: Harry Waldner,Tail gunner: Clyde Gingerich (10 Killed in Action); crashed on take off Abbotts Hall, Rickinghall Superior, Sfk; UK. after slight mid-air collision with 42-30120 (95BG); Salvaged 19/9/43. Missing Air Crew Report 15317. MARY ELLEN II. KIA 9/16/43 1st Lt. John D Schley Jr Pilot KIA 9/16/43 2nd Lt. Earl R Bates Bombardier KIA 9/16/43 Lt. John T Baum Co-Pilot KIA 9/16/43 TSGT John B Egbert Radio Operator/ Gunner KIA 9/16/43 Lt. John F Ellingsen Jr Navigator KIA 9/16/43 SSGT Clyde C Gingerich Waist Gunner KIA 9/16/43 TSGT Walter J Roth Top-Turret Gunner KIA 9/16/43 SGT Chester E Truax Tail Gunner KIA 9/16/43 SSGT Harold A Waldner Waist Gunner KIA 9/16/43 TSGT Willard C White Ball-Turret Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Dorsal Queen 42-30264 Crashed in Bulphan 9/26/43''' Delivered Denver 8/5/43; Gore 9/5/43; Kearney 10/4/43; Dow Fd 15/6/43; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-S] Gt Ashfield 17/6/43; On return from Rheims 26/9/43 with Paul Yanello, Co-pilot: Fred Wilson, Navigator: Guilford Black, Bombardier: Chas Wardle, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Walt McMillan, Radio Operator: Stan Gula, Ball turret gunner: Larry Kern, Waist gunner: Edgar Seitz, Waist gunner: Marion McGinnis, obs-Lt Sid White (10 Killed in Action),Tail gunner: John Adams (Returned to Duty); collided mid-air with 42-3290 (385BG), crashed Tillingham Hall Farm, Bulphan, near West Horndon, Ex. Salvaged 28/9/43. DORSAL QUEEN. KIA 9/26/43 1st Lt. Paul M Yannello Pilot KIA 9/26/43 2nd Lt. Guilford N Black Navigator KIA 9/26/43 TSGT Stanley J Gula Radio Operator KIA 9/26/43 SSGT Lawrence C Kern Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 9/26/43 SSGT Marion E McGinnis Waist Gunner KIA 9/26/43 TSGT Walter F McMillan Top-Turret Gunner KIA 9/26/43 SSGT Edgar L Seitz Waist Gunner KIA 9/26/43 2nd Lt. Charles A Wardle Bombardier KIA 9/26/43 1st Lt. Sidney S White Observer KIA 9/26/43 2nd Lt. Frederick E Wilson Co-Pilot RTD 9/26/43 SSGT John J Adams Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Raunchy Wolf AKA El Lobo 42-3290 Crashed in Bulphan 9/26/43''' Delivered Denver 28/4/43; Bangor 15/6/43; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-R] Gt Ashfield 17/6/43. On return from mission to Rheims 26/9/43 in poor weather involved in mid-air collision with 42-30264 (385BG) killing 20 crewmen, crashed Tillingham Hall Farm, Bulphan, near West Hordon, Ex. With John Keeley, Co-pilot: Harry Coomes, Navigator: Arthur Moore, Bombardier: Theo Rouse, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Ledger Pontius, Radio Operator: Sam Rochester, Ball turret gunner: Bob Banner, Waist gunner: Ray Shepherd, Waist gunner: Doug Binford,Tail gunner: Ed Osborn (10 Killed in Action). Salvaged battle damaged 28/9/43. RAUNCHY WOLF aka EL LOBO. KIA 9/26/43 Lt. John T Keeley Jr Pilot KIA 9/26/43 SSGT Robert L Banner Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 9/26/43 SSGT Douglas Binford Waist Gunner KIA 9/26/43 1st Lt. Harry R Coomes Co-Pilot KIA 9/26/43 1st Lt. Arthur R Moore Navigator KIA 9/26/43 SSGT Edward Osborn Tail Gunner KIA 9/26/43 TSGT Ledger Pontius Jr Top-Turret Gunner KIA 9/26/43 TSGT Samuel B Rochester Radio Operator KIA 9/26/43 1st Lt. Theodore R Rouse Bombardier KIA 9/26/43 SSGT Raymond H Shepherd Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress The Vibrant Virgin 42-30275 MIA Bremen 10/8/43''' Delivered Cheyenne 7/5/43; Gore 8/5/43; Kearney 30/5/43; Dow Fd 16/6/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-P] Gt Ashfield 17/6/43; Missing in Action Bremen 8/10/43 with Ralph Jensen, Co-pilot: Nick Ursiak, Navigator: Ray Podolske, Bombardier: Heath Stephens, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Gerry Minch, Radio Operator: Emil Plaza, Ball turret gunner: Lloyd Bennett, Waist gunner: Bob McQuality, Waist gunner: Bob Keeley,Tail gunner: Homer Boyette (10 Prisoner of War); flak, crashed Quackenbruck, Ger; Missing Air Crew Report 825. THE VIBRANT VIRGIN. POW 10/8/43 2nd Lt. Ralph M Jensen Pilot POW 10/8/43 SGT Lloyd Bennett Ball-Turret Gunner POW 10/8/43 SSGT Homer L Boyette Tail Gunner POW 10/8/43 SSGT Robert R Keeley Waist Gunner POW 10/8/43 SSGT Robert E McQuality Waist Gunner POW 10/8/43 TSGT Gerald A Mineh Top-Turret Gunner POW 10/8/43 TSGT Emil W Plaza Radio Operator POW 10/8/43 2nd Lt. Raymond A Podolake Navigator POW 10/8/43 2nd Lt. Heath Stephens Bombardier POW 10/8/43 2nd Lt. Nicholas Ursiak Co-Pilot '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-3308 MIA Bremen 10/8/43''' Delivered Denver 27/5/43; Dow Fd 13/6/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-M] Gt Ashfield 26/6/43; Missing in Action Bremen 8/10/43 with Carl Dawurske, Co-pilot: G. A. Reed, Navigator: Frank Bachman, Bombardier: Joe Osterman, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: J.V. O’Donnell, Radio Operator: D.L. Marks, Ball turret gunner: P.H. Smith, Waist gunner: F.E. Northey, Waist gunner: L.E. Knudsen, Tail gunner: R.E. Congrove (10 Returned to Duty); flak damage, on return ditched North Sea, off Southwold, Sfk, all rescued. Missing Air Crew Report 1462. RTD 10/8/43 Lt. Carl W Dawurske Pilot RTD 10/8/43 2nd Lt. Frank L Bachman Navigator RTD 10/8/43 SSGT Roy E Congrove Tail Gunner RTD 10/8/43 SSGT Lester E Knudson Waist Gunner RTD 10/8/43 TSGT Donald L Marks Radio Operator RTD 10/8/43 SSGT Franklin E Northey Waist Gunner RTD 10/8/43 TSGT Joseph V O'Donnell Jr Top-Turret Gunner RTD 10/8/43 2nd Lt. Joseph E Osterman Bombardier RTD 10/8/43 2nd Lt. Gerald A Reed Co-Pilot RTD 10/8/43 SSGT Peter H Smith Jr Ball-Turret Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Miss Nonalee II 42-30336 MIA Anklam 10/9/43''' Delivered Cheyenne 17/5/43; Gore 1/6/43; Smoky Hill 2/6/43; Gr Isle 4/6/43; Dow Fd 27/6/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-E] Gt Ashfield 27/6/43; Missing in Action Anklam 9/10/43 with Glyndon Bell (INT, but escaped to Sweden via Danish Resistance); Co-pilot: Arnold Martin, Navigator: Frank Bachman, Bombardier: Joe Osterman, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Henry Elliott, Radio Operator: Lloyd Rodemer, Ball turret gunner: Harry Rudick, Waist gunner: John Edii, Waist gunner: Marshall Bryan,Tail gunner: Albert Spencer, foto-Charlton Browning (10 Prisoner of War); mech prob, force landed Nordholm Mark, near Varde, Denmark; Missing Air Crew Report 824. MISS NONALEE II. (Used by Luftwaffe KG200.) EC 10/9/43 1st Lt. Glyndon D Bell Pilot POW 10/9/43 2nd Lt. Frank L Bachman Navigator POW 10/9/43 TSGT Henry P Elliott Top-Turret Gunner POW 10/9/43 TSGT Charlton K Browning Photographer POW 10/9/43 SSGT Marshall F Bryan Waist Gunner POW 10/9/43 SGT John Edli Waist Gunner POW 10/9/43 1st Lt. Arnold P Martin Co-Pilot POW 10/9/43 2nd Lt. Joseph E Osterman Bombardier POW 10/9/43 TSGT Lloyd E Rodemer Radio Operator POW 10/9/43 SGT Harold Rudick Ball-Turret Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-6155 MIA Munster 10/10/43''' Delivered Long Beach 11/8/43; Cheyenne 15/8/43; 424 Suv Dep Gr Island for Sperry turret (sic) [Bendix] 7/9/43; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA-P] Gt Ashfield 15/9/43; Missing in Action Munster 10/10/43 with John Pettenger, Co-pilot: Ernie Bemis, Navigator: Dave Leventhal, Bombardier: Bill Dorney, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Bob Lewis, Radio Operator: John Shealey, Ball turret gunner: Dick Clairmont, Waist gunner: Harry Rudbergh, Waist gunner: John Leahy,Tail gunner: Don Sanborn (10 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Beumer Farm, Westbevern, eight miles NE of Munster, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 827. POW 10/10/43 Lt. John F Pettenger Jr Pilot POW 10/10/43 2nd Lt. Ernest M Bemis Co-Pilot POW 10/10/43 SSGT Richard H Clairmont Ball-Turret Gunner POW 10/10/43 2nd Lt. William P Dorney Bombardier POW 10/10/43 SSGT John C Leahy Waist Gunner POW 10/10/43 2nd Lt. David S Leventhal Navigator POW 10/10/43 TSGT Robert P Lewis Top-Turret Gunner POW 10/10/43 SSGT Harry C Rudberg Waist Gunner POW 10/10/43 SSGT Donald E Sanborn Tail Gunner POW 10/10/43 TSGT John L Shealy Radio Operator '''B-17 Flying Fortress Michigan Air Force 42-3539 MIA Munster 10/10/43''' Delivered Denver 26 July 1943; Dyersburg 9 August 1943; Assigned 550BS/385BG [XA-P] Great Ashfield 3 September 1943. Missing in Action Münster, Germany 10 October 1943. Shot down by enemy aircraft. Was seen at 22,000 feet with No. 2 engine on fire, losing altitude but under control as it veered to the right; then seen to break up. Crashed near the Helhuizenweg, north of Holten, Holland, The Netherlands. Missing Air Crew Report - MACR 826. The crew belonged to the 549th Squadron : Pilot William B. Whitlow; Co-Pilot Jim F. Burch; Navigator: William D. Fazenbaker; Bombardier: Lloyd A. Stanford; Flight Engineer/Top Turret gunner: Willis G. Shaneyfelt; Radio Operator/Gunner: John T. Ashcraft ; Ball Turret gunner: Thomas M. Ennis; Right Waist gunner: Howard E. Walker; Left Waist gunner: Clarence W. Schaumburg; Tail gunner: Robert L. Richards. Tom Ennis and Howard Walker were Killed in Action (KIA). Bill Fazenbaker, Bob Richards, Clarry Schaumburg and Willis Shaneyfelt were made Prisoner of War (POW). Four evaded capture : John Ashcraft, Lloyd Stanford, Bill Whitlow and Jim Burch. Ashcraft, Stanford and Whitlow managed to evade with the help of the Belgian Comet evasion network and got back to England. Burch, also helped by Comet, tragically drowned on 24 December 1943 while escaping with a group of other evaders trying to cross the River Bidassoa, on the Franco-Spanish border. EC 10/10/43 KIA 12/24/43 2nd Lt. James F Burch Co-Pilot KIA 10/10/43 SSGT Thomas M Ennis Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 10/10/43 SSGT Howard E Walker Waist Gunner POW 10/10/43 2nd Lt. William D Fazenbaker Navigator POW 10/10/43 SSGT Robert L Richards Tail Gunner POW 10/10/43 SSGT Clarence W Schaumburg Waist Gunner POW 10/10/43 TSGT Willis G Shaneyfelt Top-Turret Gunner EC 10/10/43 SSGT John T Ashcraft Radio Operator/ Gunner EC 10/10/43 2nd Lt. Lloyd A Stanford Bombardier EC 10/10/43 2nd Lt. William B Whitlow Pilot '''B-17 Flying Fortress Shack Bunny 42-5913 MIA Duren 10/20/43''' Delivered Long Beach 5 May 1943; Kearney 30 May 1943; Dow Field 19 June 1943; Assigned 551BS/385BG Great Ashfield 20 June 1943; Missing in Action Duren 20 October 1943 with Pilot Lyle V. Fryer; Co-pilot: Clifford G. McIlveen; Navigator: John S. Durakov; Bombardier: Edwin D. Rinkenberger; Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Chester A. Lisiewski (evaded for a time but captured in Paris on 21 January 1944 - POW); Radio Operator: William G. Cokins; Ball turret gunner: George A. Good; Left Waist gunner: Joseph F. Pittman; Right Waist gunner: Fred Browning;Tail gunner: David E. Carr (10 Prisoners of War); mechanical trouble, crashed De Slek, two miles South of Echt, Holland. Missing Air Crew Report - MACR 828. SHACK BUNNY. POW 10/20/43 1st Lt. Lyle V Fryer Pilot POW 10/20/43 TSGT Fred Browning Waist Gunner POW 10/20/43 SSGT David E Carr Tail Gunner POW 10/20/43 TSGT William G Cokins Radio Operator POW 10/20/43 1st Lt. John S Durakov Navigator POW 10/20/43 SSGT George Arnold Good Ball-Turret Gunner POW 10/20/43 SSGT Chester A Lisiewski Top-Turret Gunner POW 10/20/43 2nd Lt. Clifford G McIlveen Co-Pilot POW 10/20/43 TSGT Joseph F Pittman Waist Gunner POW 10/20/43 2nd Lt. Edwin D Rinkenberger Bombardier '''B-17 Flying Fortress The Wild Hare 42-30795 MIA Munster 11/11/43''' Delivered Cheyenne 29/7/43; Dyersburg 8/8/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG [XA-J] Gt Ashfield 2/9/43; Missing in Action Munster 11/11/43 with John McGowan, Co-pilot: Jim Bufkin, Navigator: Ellis Shorb, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Nello Malavasi, Ball turret gunner: Vernon Mulvaney, Waist gunner: Bill Bloeser, Waist gunner: Tony Barckett,Tail gunner: Bob Johnson (8 Prisoner of War); Radio Operator: Jim French (KIA-bailed out but died of injuries); Bombardier: Tom Applewhite (evaded capture); flak KO’d #3, crashed Druner, near border of River Maas, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 1161. THE WILD HARE. KIA 11/11/43 TSGT James J French Radio Operator/ Gunner POW 11/11/43 Lt. John P McGowan Pilot POW 11/11/43 SSGT Anthony T Barckett Waist Gunner POW 11/11/43 SSGT William J Bloeser Waist Gunner POW 11/11/43 2nd Lt. James C Bufkin Co-Pilot POW 11/11/43 TSGT Nello Malavasi Top-Turret Gunner POW 11/11/43 SSGT Vernon L Mulvaney Ball-Turret Gunner POW 11/11/43 2nd Lt. Ellis Shorb Navigator POW 11/11/43 Robert R Johnson Tail Gunner EC 11/11/43 2nd Lt. Thomas Applewhite Bombardier '''B-17 Flying Fortress Man O' War 42-30717 MIA Bremen 11/13/43''' Delivered Denver 16/7/43; Kearney 27/7/43; Scott 14/8/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-D] Gt Ashfield 25/8/43; Missing in Action Bremen 13/11/43 with Carl Dawurske, Co-pilot: Jim Pierce, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Reece Cartmill,Tail gunner: Tony Marianro (4 Killed in Action); Navigator: Bob Howard, Bombardier: Jack Kirby, Radio Operator: Don Marks, Ball turret gunner: Leo Moyer, Waist gunner: Frank Northay, Waist gunner: Lester Knudson (6 Prisoner of War); mid air coll with 42-39860 (385), crashed near Ahlhorn airfield, near Oldenburg, Ger; Missing Air Crew Report 1402. MAN O' WAR. KIA 11/13/43 Lt. Carl W Dawurske Pilot KIA 11/13/43 TSGT Reece D Cartmill Top-Turret Gunner KIA 11/13/43 SSGT Anthony M Marianro Tail Gunner KIA 11/13/43 2nd Lt. James E Pierce Co-Pilot POW 11/13/43 2nd Lt. Robert C Howard Navigator POW 11/13/43 SSGT Leo J Moyer Jr Ball-Turret Gunner POW 11/13/43 2nd Lt. Jack N Kirby Bombardier POW 11/13/43 SSGT Lester E Knudson Waist Gunner POW 11/13/43 TSGT Donald L Marks Radio Operator POW 11/13/43 SSGT Franklin E Northay Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress War Cry 42-39860 MIA Bremen 11/13/43''' Delivered Long Beach 23/9/43; Gr Island 6/10/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-A] Gt Ashfield 23/10/43; Missing in Action Bremen 13/11/43 with Ben McCall,Tail gunner: Bill Butler{found in tail section near Oldenburg, Ger. (2 Killed in Action); Co-pilot: Clovis Ginn, Navigator: John Replogle, Bombardier: Bob Lambiaso, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Larry Charland, Radio Operator: Stan Easterbrook, Ball turret gunner: Ed Barthuame, Waist gunner: Bill Bowels, Waist gunner: Lyne Wood (8RTD -rescued from sea); mid-air coll. with 42-30717 (385BG), ditched North Sea 20 miles of UK coast; Missing Air Crew Report 1403. WAR CRY. KIA 11/13/43 Lt. Ben J McCall Pilot KIA 11/13/43 SSGT William H Butler Tail Gunner RTD 11/13/43 Lt. Col. C L Ginn Co-Pilot RTD 11/13/43 1st Lt. John J Replogle Navigator RTD 11/13/43 Capt. Robert E Lambiaso Bombardier RTD 11/13/43 TSGT Lawrence F Charland Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer RTD 11/13/43 TSGT Stanley W Easterbrook Radio Operator RTD 11/13/43 Edward J Barthiaume Ball-Turret Gunner RTD 11/13/43 SSGT William H Bowles Waist Gunner RTD 11/13/43 SSGT Lynn D Ward Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Lady Liz 42-5902 Force Landed Ellough Airfield 11/29/43''' Delivered Long Beach 30/4/43; Gore Fd 15/5/43; Kearney 29/5/43; Dow Fd 21/6/43; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG-H] Gt Ashfield 30/6/43; Landing accident at base with John Schley 18/8/43; Mechanical problems when detailed Bremen 29/11/43, returned and force landed Ellough a/fd, Sfk. England, with Robert Bostik, Co-pilot: Carlton Grisson, Navigator: James Stevenson, Bombardier: Thomas Arthur, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Robert Ulsh, Radio Operator: Charles Dirks, Ball turret gunner: George De Fillipi, Waist gunner: Park Campbell, Waist gunner: D.Lubinsky, Tail gunner: Virgil Linn (10 Returned to Duty), sal 1/12/43. LADY LIZ. RTD 11/29/43 1st Lt. Robert L Bostick Pilot RTD 11/29/43 2nd Lt. Thomas R Arthur Bombardier RTD 11/29/43 SSGT Peter Bobulsky Jr Waist Gunner RTD 11/29/43 SSGT Park H Campbell Jr Tail Gunner RTD 11/29/43 TSGT George De Fillipi Engineer RTD 11/29/43 TSGT Charles E Dirks Radio Operator RTD 11/29/43 2nd Lt. Carlton L Grissom Co-Pilot RTD 11/29/43 SSGT Virgil L Linn Waist Gunner RTD 11/29/43 2nd Lt. James H Stevenson Navigator RTD 11/29/43 TSGT Robert L Ulsh Top-Turret Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Who Dat -Ding Bat 42-37874 MIA Bremen 11/29/43''' Delivered Denver 1/10/43; Gr Island 21/10/43; Assigned 709BS/447BG Rattlesden 2/11/43; transferred 548BS/385BG [GX- ] Gt Ashfield 3/11/43; Missing in Action Bremen 29/11/43 with Bill Swope, Co-pilot: Norm Weider, Navigator: Bob Prolow (washed up in dinghy at Whitstable, Kent), Bombardier: Doug Baker, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Stan Robinson, Radio Operator: Dick Street, Ball turret gunner: Jim Harbison, Waist gunner: Earl Robinson, Waist gunner: Elmer Congdon (washed up in dinghy at Whitstable, Kent), Tail gunner: Francis Magner (10 Killed in Action); ran out of fuel, crashed Tessel Is., Hol; Missing Air Crew Report 1532. WHO DAT - DING BAT. KIA 11/29/43 Lt. William L Swope Pilot KIA 11/29/43 2nd Lt. Douglas H Baker Bombardier KIA 11/29/43 SSGT Elmer F Congdon Waist Gunner KIA 11/29/43 SSGT James H Harbison Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 11/29/43 SSGT Francis J Magner Tail Gunner KIA 11/29/43 2nd Lt. Robert C H Prolow Navigator KIA 11/29/43 SSGT Earl R Robinson Waist Gunner KIA 11/29/43 TSGT Stanley Robinson Top-Turret Gunner KIA 11/29/43 SSGT Richard E Street Radio Operator/ Gunner KIA 11/29/43 Lt. Norman L Weider Co-Pilot '''B-17 Flying Fortress Gremlin's Buggy 42-30204 MIA Bremen 11/29/43''' Delivered Cheyenne 26/4/43; Gore 6/5/43; Gt Falls 8/5/43; Kearney 30/5/43; Dow Fd 15/6/43; Assigned 94BG Rougham 17/6/43; transferred 548BS/385BG [GX-H] Gt Ashfield 6/43; Missing in Action Bremen 29/11/43 with Dick Yoder, Co-pilot: Bob Payne, Navigator: Mort Breslau, Bombardier: Bill Hart, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Jim Kingdon (5 Prisoner of War); Radio Operator: Theo Schatz, Ball turret gunner: Bob Nixon, Waist gunner: Ed Staman, Waist gunner: Forrest Mengenhardt,Tail gunner: Roy Saye (5 Killed in Action); flak, crashed Fesenfeld, four miles W of Syke, S of Bremen, Ger; Missing Air Crew Report 1581. GREMLIN'S BUGGY. KIA 11/29/43 SSGT Forrest L Megenhardt Waist Gunner KIA 11/29/43 SSGT Robert Mixon Jr Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 11/29/43 SSGT Roy L Saye Tail Gunner KIA 11/29/43 SSGT Theodore R Schatz Radio Operator KIA 11/29/43 SSGT Edward H Staman Waist Gunner POW 11/29/43 Lt. Richard Yoder Pilot POW 11/29/43 Lt. Morton D Breslau Navigator POW 11/29/43 2nd Lt. William B Hart Bombardier POW 11/29/43 TSGT James A Kingdon Top-Turret Gunner POW 11/29/43 2nd Lt. Robert A Payne Co-Pilot '''B-17 Flying Fortress Fighting Cock 42-3397 MIA Bordeaux 12/5/43''' Delivered Denver 5/6/43; Dow Fd 14/7/43; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-H] Gt Ashfield 15/7/43; Missing in Action Bordeaux 5/12/43 with Theo Kleuser, Co-pilot: John Slater, Navigator: Fred Albert, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Ernie Hibbard, Ball turret gunner: Stan Wysokinski, Waist gunner: Leo De Graw, Waist gunner: Jim O’Keefe (7KIA - when in dinghy were machine-gunned by German shore patrol); Bombardier: Tom Betow, Radio Operator: Walt Olowniuk, Tail gunner: Stewart Day (3 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, ditched Bay of Biscay; Missing Air Crew Report 2164 and Missing Air Crew Report 1337. FIGHTING COCK. KIA 12/5/43 1st Lt. Theodore J Kleuser Pilot KIA 12/5/43 Lt. Frederick D Albert Navigator KIA 12/5/43 SSGT Leo E DeGraw Waist Gunner KIA 12/5/43 SGT Ernest A Hibbard Top-Turret Gunner KIA 12/5/43 SSGT James W O'Keefe Waist Gunner KIA 12/5/43 2nd Lt. John W Slater Co-Pilot KIA 12/5/43 SSGT Stanley Wysokinski Ball-Turret Gunner POW 12/5/43 Lt. Thomas H Betow Bombardier POW 12/5/43 SSGT Stewart H Day Jr Tail Gunner POW 12/5/43 TSGT Walter V Olowniuk Radio Operator '''B-17 Flying Fortress Suzanne 42-3294 MIA Merignac 12/5/43''' Delivered Denver 20/4/43; Dow Field 13/6/43; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG-G] Gt Ashfield 16/6/43; transferred 549BS landing accident at base with Ed Stone 28/7/43; Missing in Action Merignac 5/12/43 with Novo Maryonovich, Co-pilot: Bill Flagler, Navigator: Gerhard Kirschke, Bombardier: Francis Stetson, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Hugh Bradford, Radio Operator: Edwin Johnson, Ball turret gunner: Gordon Akley, Waist gunner: Tom Armstrong, Waist gunner: Carl Williams,Tail gunner: Ed McMillan (10INT); battle damaged ditched Atlantic off Portugal, all rescued and returned to UK via British Embassy knowhow, calling the crew ‘shipwrecked mariners!. Missing Air Crew Report 1338; SUZANNE. INT 12/5/43 1st Lt. Novo J Maryonovich Pilot INT 12/5/43 SSGT Gordon E Akley Ball-Turret Gunner INT 12/5/43 TSGT Hugh O Bradford Top-Turret Gunner INT 12/5/43 2nd Lt. William F Flagler Co-Pilot INT 12/5/43 TSGT Erwin R Johnson Radio Operator/ Gunner INT 12/5/43 SSGT Thomas J Armstrong Jr Waist Gunner INT 12/5/43 2nd Lt. Gerhard W Kirschke Navigator INT 12/5/43 SSGT Edward M McMillan Tail Gunner INT 12/5/43 2nd Lt. Francis A Stetson Bombardier INT 12/5/43 SSGT Carl E Williams Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Slo Jo 42-30168 MIA Emden 12/11/43''' Delivered Cheyenne 22/4/43; Gt Falls 6/5/43; Kearney 29/5/43; Dow Fd 18/6/43; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG-T] Gt Ashfield 26/6/43; Missing in Action, Emden 11/12/43 with Theodore Jennings, Co-pilot: Dean Barger (washed up 12/06/44), Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Clarence Homolka, Ball turret gunner: James Reed, Waist gunner: Edson McCord (washed ashore 20/12/43), Waist gunner: Edward Lyman, Tail gunner: Samuel Moore (washed ashore 21/12/43) (7 Killed in Action); Navigator: Blair Stragand, Bombardier: Frederick Kemp, Radio Operator: John Kelley (3 Prisoner of War); The aircraft was shot down by Unteroffizier Walter Köhne in Fw 190A-6 of 2/JG.1 and exploded over the North Sea, 2 km (1.242 miles) North of Langeoog Island, Germany at 12:26 on December 11 1943. See Missing Air Crew Report 1666. SLO JO KIA 12/11/43 1st Lt. Theodore E I Jennings Pilot KIA 12/11/43 2nd Lt. Dean L Barger Co-Pilot KIA 12/11/43 TSGT Clarence W Homolka Top-Turret Gunner KIA 12/11/43 SSGT James M Reed Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 12/11/43 SSGT Edson H McCord Waist Gunner KIA 12/11/43 SSGT Edward F Lyman Waist Gunner KIA 12/11/43 SSGT Samuel K Moore Tail Gunner POW 12/11/43 1st Lt. Blair F Stragand Navigator POW 12/11/43 2nd Lt. Frederick N Kemp Bombardier POW 12/11/43 TSGT John H Kelley Radio Operator '''B-17 Flying Fortress Mary Ellen III 42-30816 MIA Emden 12/11/43''' Delivered Cheyenne 31/7/43; Gr Isle 9/8/43; Assigned 551BS/385BG [SG-J] Gt Ashfield 25/8/43; Missing in Action Emden 11/12/43 with Forest Poore, Co-pilot: John Ward, Navigator: Lynn Stuckenbruck, Bombardier: Bill Nicholls, Radio Operator: Paul Balogh, Waist gunner: Bill Kelly, Waist gunner: John O’Donnell,Tail gunner: Jim Capillos (8 Prisoner of War); Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Alva Woodall drowned in Reitdiep Canal, Ball turret gunner: Harry Morris (2 Killed in Action); enemy aircraft set #2 on fire, crashed Warendorp Farm, Torrenga, near Warfhuizen, Hol; Missing Air Crew Report 1664. MARY ELLEN III. KIA 12/11/43 SSGT Alva A Woodall Top-Turret Gunner KIA 12/11/43 SSGT Harold L Morris Ball-Turret Gunner POW 12/11/43 Lt. Forest T Poore Pilot POW 12/11/43 2nd Lt. John R Ward Co-Pilot POW 12/11/43 2nd Lt. Linn C Stuckenbruck Navigator POW 12/11/43 2nd Lt. William A Nicholls Bombardier POW 12/11/43 SSGT Paul L Balough Radio Operator POW 12/11/43 TSGT William A Kelly Waist Gunner POW 12/11/43 TSGT John D O'Connell Waist Gunner POW 12/11/43 SSGT James Capillos Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Weidner's Wildcat 42-3488 MIA Emden 12/11/43''' Delivered Denver 13/7/43; Scott 15/8/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-L] Gt Ashfield 25/8/43; Missing in Action Emden 11/12/43 with Edwin Pollock, Co-pilot: Milo Raim, Navigator: Maurice Alexander, Bombardier: Max Weinstein, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Herb Baber, Radio Operator: Max Schwartz, Waist gunner: Francis Harwell,Tail gunner: Joe Lavia (8 Prisoner of War); Ball turret gunner: Wilf Husband, Waist gunner: Howard Hall (2 Killed in Action); enemy aircraft KO’d #2, crashed yards from Lake Sneekermeer, Offingawier, Holl. Missing Air Crew Report 1665. WEIDNER’S WILDCAT. KIA 12/11/43 SGT Wilfred M Husband Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 12/11/43 SGT Howard G Hall Waist Gunner POW 12/11/43 2nd Lt. Edwin F Pollock Pilot POW 12/11/43 2nd Lt. Milo A Raim Co-Pilot POW 12/11/43 2nd Lt. Maurice G Alexander Navigator POW 12/11/43 1st Lt. Max Weinstein Bombardier POW 12/11/43 TSGT Herbert M Baber Top-Turret Gunner POW 12/11/43 SGT Max Schwartz Radio Operator POW 12/11/43 SGT Francis M Harwell Waist Gunner POW 12/11/43 SGT Joseph La Via Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Shack Bunny 42-3551 MIA Kiel 12/13/43''' Delivered Denver 29/7/43; Grand Island 9/8/43; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-Q/S] Gt Ashfield 10/9/43; Missing in Action Kiel 13/12/43 with Jack Fowles, Co-pilot: Edwin Dunlap, Navigator: Sam Fogel, Bombardier: Loren Childers, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Glenn Lawhorn, Ball turret gunner: Elmer Boden, Waist gunner: Chas Parker, Waist gunner: Paul D’Agostino,Tail gunner: Chas Cox (9 Prisoner of War); Radio Operator: Ray Conners (Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, crashed nt Nottfeld, 12 miles NE of Schleswig, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 1667. SHACK BUNNY. KIA 12/13/43 TSGT Raymond E Conners Radio Operator/ Gunner POW 12/13/43 2nd Lt. Jack E Fowles Pilot POW 12/13/43 2nd Lt. Edwin V Dunlap Co-Pilot POW 12/13/43 2nd Lt. Samuel J Fogel Navigator POW 12/13/43 2nd Lt. Loren B Childers Bombardier POW 12/13/43 SSGT Glenn J Lawhorn Top-Turret Gunner POW 12/13/43 SGT Elmer V Boden Ball-Turret Gunner POW 12/13/43 SSGT Charles E Parker Waist Gunner POW 12/13/43 SSGT Paul A D'Agostino Waist Gunner POW 12/13/43 SSGT Charles C Cox Jr Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Ground Hog 42-3097 MIA Ludwigshafen 12/30/43''' Delivered Denver 11/2/43; Dow Fd 13/6/43; Assigned 335BS/95BG Horham 15/6/43; transferred 549BS/385BG [XA-Z] Gt Ashfield /43; damaged in base explosion 3/9/43; Missing in Action Ludwigshafen 30/12/43 with Rueben Eckhardt, Navigator: Kingsley Sumner (2 evaded capture); Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Art Enders, Radio Operator: Leroy Acridge, Ball turret gunner: Bob Crumrine, Waist gunner: Jim Lires, Waist gunner: Rowland Birch, Tail gunner: Floyd Montgomery (6 Prisoner of War); Co-pilot: Chas Erichsen, Bombardier: John Hay (2 Killed in Action); flak, crashed Fresnicourt, Sain-en-Gohelle,Fr; Missing Air Crew Report 1898. THE GROUND HOG. KIA 12/30/43 2nd Lt. Charles M Erichsen Jr Co-Pilot KIA 12/30/43 2nd Lt. John S Hay Bombardier POW 12/30/43 SSGT Arthur K Enders Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 12/30/43 SSGT Leroy H Acridge Radio Operator POW 12/30/43 SGT Robert L Crumrine Ball-Turret Gunner POW 12/30/43 SGT James A Lires Waist Gunner POW 12/30/43 SGT Rowland P Burch Waist Gunner POW 12/30/43 SGT Floyd W Montgomery Tail Gunner EC 12/30/43 2nd Lt. Reuben H Eckhardt Pilot EC 12/30/43 2nd Lt. Kingsley E Sumner Navigator '''B-17 Flying Fortress El Sabo AKA Raunchy Wolf 42-30249 MIA Ludwigshafen 12/30/43''' Delivered Cheyenne 3/5/43; Gore 13/5/43; Smoky Hill 14/5/43; Gt Falls 24/5/43; Kearney 30/5/43; Dow Fd 4/6/43; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-X] Gt Ashfield 26/6/43; Missing in Action Ludwigshafen 30/12/43 with Earle Frye, Waist gunner: Tony Ornatek,Tail gunner: Glen Emerson (3 evaded capture); Co-pilot: Dick Miller, Navigator: John Bartemus, Bombardier: Tom Hollingsworth, Radio Operator: George Steele, Ball turret gunner: Bob Williams, Waist gunner: Regis Maroney (6 Prisoner of War); Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Frank Pifer (Killed in Action); flak, crashed Ligay, three miles S of Monchy-Breton, Fr; Missing Air Crew Report 1899. EL SABO aka RAUNCHY WOLF. KIA 12/30/43 TSGT Frank E Pifer Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 12/30/43 2nd Lt. Richard M Miller Co-Pilot POW 12/30/43 2nd Lt. John W Bartemus Navigator POW 12/30/43 1st Lt. Thomas A Hollingsworth Jr Bombardier POW 12/30/43 TSGT George E Steele Radio Operator POW 12/30/43 SSGT Robert L Williams Ball-Turret Gunner POW 12/30/43 SSGT Regis J Maroney Waist Gunner EC 12/30/43 2nd Lt. Earl T Frye Pilot EC 12/30/43 SSGT Anthony A Ornatek Waist Gunner EC 12/30/43 SSGT Glen R Emerson Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-40046 MIA Kiel 1/4/44''' Delivered Long Beach 11/11/43; Gr Island 24/11/43; Presque Is 30/11/43; Prestwick, Scotland, UK 6/12/43; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR- ] Gt Ashfield 14/12/43; Missing in Action Kiel 4/1/44 with Ashley Bean, Co-pilot: Floyd Whiteley, Navigator: Carl Flagstad, Bombardier: Bruce Barclay, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Carl Alexander, Radio Operator: Larry Andrews, Ball turret gunner: Gene Bergen, Waist gunner: Don Farrington, Waist gunner: Rex Kerwin,Tail gunner: Chas Briska (10 Prisoner of War); mech fault & two engines out, crashed Luetjenhorn, three miles NW of Leck, Schleswig/Holstein, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 1897. POW 1/4/44 2nd Lt. Ashley R Bean Pilot POW 1/4/44 2nd Lt. Floyd L Whiteley Co-Pilot POW 1/4/44 2nd Lt. Carl O Flagstad Navigator POW 1/4/44 2nd Lt. Bruce F Barclay Bombardier POW 1/4/44 TSGT Carl R Alexander Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 1/4/44 TSGT Lawrence R Andrews Radio Operator/ Gunner POW 1/4/44 SSGT Eugene A Bergen Ball-Turret Gunner POW 1/4/44 SSGT Donald G Farrington Waist Gunner POW 1/4/44 SSGT Rex E Kerwin Waist Gunner POW 1/4/44 SSGT Charles Briska Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Piccadilly Queen 42-30251 MIA Frankfurt 1/29/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 6/5/43; Denver 8/5/43; Gt Falls 13/5/43; Kearney 29/5/43; Dow Fd 13/6/43; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA-T] Gt Ashfield 14/6/43; damaged in base explosion 3/9/43; Missing in Action Frankfurt 29/1/44 with Ray Notestein, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Gla Owen, Ball turret gunner: John Huffman, Waist gunner: Cliff Owen, Waist gunner: John Moriarty,Tail gunner: Carl Huwe (6 Killed in Action); Co-pilot: Earl Follensbee, Navigator: Eldon Rohs, Bombardier: Chas Markwell, Radio Operator: Art Karnowski (4 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Kaiserlautern, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 2267. PICCADILLY QUEEN. KIA 1/29/44 Lt. Raymond E Notestein Pilot KIA 1/29/44 TSGT Gla E Owen Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 1/29/44 SSGT John D Huffman III Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 1/29/44 SSGT Clifford E Owen Waist Gunner KIA 1/29/44 SSGT John E Moriarty Waist Gunner KIA 1/29/44 SSGT Carl F Huwe Tail Gunner POW 1/29/44 2nd Lt. Earl R Follensbee Co-Pilot POW 1/29/44 2nd Lt. Eldon W Rohs Navigator POW 1/29/44 2nd Lt. Charles L Markwell Bombardier POW 1/29/44 TSGT Arthur L Karnowski Radio Operator '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-97506 MIA Frankfurt 1/29/44''' Delivered Denver 4/12/43; Kearney 16/12/43; Presque Is 23/12/43; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG- ] Gt Ashfield 25/12/43; Missing in Action Frankfurt 29/1/44 with Bob Bostwick, Co-pilot: Carlton Grissom, Navigator: Jim Stephenson, Bombardier: Tom Arthur, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Bob Ulsh, Radio Operator: Chas Dierks, Ball turret gunner: Norman Lubinsky, Waist gunner: George DeFilippi, Waist gunner: Virgil Linn,Tail gunner: Park Campbell (10 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Gonnesweiler, N of St Wendel, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 2269. POW 1/29/44 1st Lt. Robert L Bostick Pilot POW 1/29/44 2nd Lt. Carlton L Grissom Co-Pilot POW 1/29/44 2nd Lt. James H Stephenson Navigator POW 1/29/44 2nd Lt. Thomas R Arthur Bombardier POW 1/29/44 TSGT Robert L Ulsh Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 1/29/44 TSGT Charles D Dierks Radio Operator POW 1/29/44 SSGT Norman E Lubinsky Ball-Turret Gunner POW 1/29/44 SSGT George DeFilippi Waist Gunner POW 1/29/44 SSGT Virgil L Linn Waist Gunner POW 1/29/44 SSGT Park H Campbell Jr Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Sweet 17 AKA Hustlin' Hussy 42-30354 MIA Frankfurt 1/29/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 23/5/43; Smoky Hill 2/6/43; Gr Isle 3/6/43; Dow Fd 20/6/43; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA-X] Gt Ashfield 1/7/43; Missing in Action Frankfurt 29/1/44 with Ralph H. Palmer, Navigator: William Powell, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Arthur M. Pacha, Ball turret gunner: Leo J. Reynolds, Waist gunner: William J. Williams (5 Prisoner of War); Co-pilot: Ryal L. Skaggs, Bombardier: Frank F. Wieczerzak, Radio Operator: Bob Piarote, Tail gunner: Elmore S. Loveland (4 evaded capture); Waist gunner: Allen D. Patterson (Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, crashed Anderlues, six miles NW of Charleroi, Belgium. Missing Air Crew Report - MACR 2268. 'SWEET 17' aka 'HUSTLIN' HUSSY'. KIA 1/29/44 SSGT Allen D Patterson Waist Gunner EC 1/29/44 POW Feb/44 2nd Lt. Ralph H Palmer Pilot EC 1/29/44 POW 8/3/44 2nd Lt. William Powell Navigator EC 1/29/44 POW 8/3/44 TSGT Arthur M Pacha Top-Turret Gunner EC 1/29/44 POW 8/3/44 SGT Leo J Reynolds Ball-Turret Gunner EC 1/29/44 POW 8/3/44 SSGT William J Williams Waist Gunner EC 1/29/44 2nd Lt. Ryal L Skaggs Co-Pilot EC 1/29/44 TSGT Robert J Piarote Radio Operator/ Gunner EC 1/29/44 SSGT Elmore S Loveland Tail Gunner EC 1/29/44 2nd Lt. Frank F Wieczerzak Bombardier '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-31181 MIA Brunswick 1/30/44''' Delivered Denver 29/9/43; Casper 7/10/43; Assigned 549BS/385BG Gt Ashfield 2/11/43; Missing in Action Brunswick 30/1/44 with Bob Lojinger, Co-pilot: Jim Campbell, Navigator: Fred Freitag, Bombardier: Bernie Mistrater, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Edward Jacobs, Radio Operator: Jim Klootwyjk, Ball turret gunner: Sherman Emmons, Waist gunner: Harry Kleest, Waist gunner: Bill Krebs,Tail gunner: Harry Hill (10 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Himbergen, near Bissendorf, 25 miles NE of Osnabruck, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 2266. POW 1/30/44 2nd Lt. Robert I Lojinger Pilot POW 1/30/44 2nd Lt. James D Campbell Co-Pilot POW 1/30/44 2nd Lt. Frederick W Freitag Navigator POW 1/30/44 2nd Lt. Bernard L Mistrater Bombardier POW 1/30/44 SSGT Edward J Jacobs Top-Turret Gunner POW 1/30/44 TSGT James J Klootwyk Radio Operator POW 1/30/44 SSGT Sherman E Emmons Ball-Turret Gunner POW 1/30/44 SSGT Harry H Kleest Waist Gunner POW 1/30/44 SSGT William A Krebs Waist Gunner POW 1/30/44 SSGT Harold D Hill Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-39952 MIA Wilhelmshafen 2/3/44''' Delivered Long Beach 15/10/43; Gr Island 31/10/43; Assigned 551BS/385BG Gt Ashfield 27/11/43; Missing in Action Wilhelmshafen 3/2/44 with Bob Morse, Co-pilot: Van Watson, Navigator: Bruce DeMar, Bombardier: Paul Kite, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Bob Bretschneider, Radio Operator: Dawson Wilson, Ball turret gunner: Thelton Britt, Waist gunner: Vito DiSabato, Waist gunner: Bob Smart,Tail gunner: Jesse Morrell (10 Killed in Action); mid-air coll with 42-39938 (385BG); crashed North Sea, off Texel, Hol. Missing Air Crew Report 2196. KIA 2/3/44 1st Lt. Robert W Morse Jr Pilot KIA 2/3/44 2nd Lt. Van E Watson Co-Pilot KIA 2/3/44 1st Lt. Bruce E DeMar Navigator KIA 2/3/44 Lt. Paul W Kite Bombardier KIA 2/3/44 TSGT Robert H Bretschneider Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 2/3/44 TSGT Dawson E Wilson Radio Operator/ Gunner KIA 2/3/44 SSGT Thelton Britt Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 2/3/44 SGT Vito W DiSabato Waist Gunner KIA 2/3/44 SSGT Robert C Smart Waist Gunner KIA 2/3/44 SSGT Jessie W Morrell Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-39938 MIA Wilhelmshafen 2/3/44''' Delivered Long Beach 13/10/43; Gr Island 31/10/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG Gt Ashfield 21/11/43; Missing in Action Wilhelmshafen 3/2/44 with Herb Heuser, Co-pilot: Henry Madden, Navigator: Gene Bridle, Bombardier: Dick Roth, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Roy Blansit, Radio Operator: John Lucey, Ball turret gunner: John Marcinko, Waist gunner: Chas Klutcharch, Waist gunner: Lynn Ward,Tail gunner: Joe Simonick (10 Killed in Action); mid-air coll with 42-39952 (385BG) over North Sea of Texel, Hol. Missing Air Crew Report 2197. KIA 2/3/44 Lt. Herbert A Heuser Pilot KIA 2/3/44 2nd Lt. Henry K Madden Co-Pilot KIA 2/3/44 Flt. Ofc. Eugene R Bridle Navigator KIA 2/3/44 Lt. Richard J Roth Bombardier KIA 2/3/44 TSGT Roy H Blansit Jr Top-Turret Gunner KIA 2/3/44 SGT John P Lucey Radio Operator/ Gunner KIA 2/3/44 TSGT John Marcinko Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 2/3/44 PVT Charles J Klutcharch Waist Gunner KIA 2/3/44 SSGT Lynn D Ward Waist Gunner KIA 2/3/44 PVT Joseph S Simonick Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-31295 MIA Frankfurt 2/4/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 16/10/43; Gr Island 31/10/43; Dallas 11/11/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-A] Gt Ashfield 18/11/43; Missing in Action Frankfurt 4/2/44 with Bill Horstman, Co-pilot: Bill Kosseff, Radio Operator: Albt Seely, Waist gunner: Paul Millner, Waist gunner: Earl Flaherty,Tail gunner: Jim Gilliam (6 Prisoner of War); Navigator: Vernon Kisinger, Bombardier: John Hanson{togg}, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Alex Swider, Ball turret gunner: Otto Roskey (4 evaded capture); enemy aircraft, crashed Munsterbilzen, 17 miles N of Liege, Bel. Missing Air Crew Report 2200. POW 2/4/44 Lt. Billy N Horstman Pilot POW 2/4/44 2nd Lt. Vernon E Kisinger Navigator POW 2/4/44 SSGT John P Hanson Bombardier POW 2/4/44 SSGT Albert L Seely Radio Operator POW 2/4/44 SSGT Paul W Millner Waist Gunner POW 2/4/44 SSGT Earl Flaherty Waist Gunner POW 2/4/44 SSGT James V Gilliam Tail Gunner EC 2/4/44 2nd Lt. William Kosseff Co-Pilot EC 2/4/44 TSGT Alexander S Swider Top-Turret Gunner EC 2/4/44 SSGT Otto V Roskey Ball-Turret Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-31355 MIA Frankfurt 2/4/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 23/10/43; Gr Island 3/11/43; Memphis 12/11/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-N] Gt Ashfield 21/11/43; Missing in Action Frankfurt 4/2/44 with Bob McAdams, Co-pilot: Tom Gose, Navigator: Francis Osborn, Bombardier: John Omonsky, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Ernie Kelly, Radio Operator: Stan Easterbrook, Ball turret gunner: Harry Brumlee, Waist gunner: Fred Salenmo, Waist gunner: Harry Brown,Tail gunner: Mort Siegmann (10 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Steinfeldestrasse, near Nettersheim/Eifel, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 2198. POW 2/4/44 1st Lt. Robert L McAdams Pilot POW 2/4/44 2nd Lt. Thomas A Gose Jr Co-Pilot POW 2/4/44 2nd Lt. Francis K Osborn Navigator POW 2/4/44 2nd Lt. John R Omonsky Bombardier POW 2/4/44 TSGT Ernest C Kelly Top-Turret Gunner POW 2/4/44 TSGT Stanley W Easterbrook Radio Operator POW 2/4/44 SSGT Harold S Brumlee Ball-Turret Gunner POW 2/4/44 SSGT Fred J Salenmo Waist Gunner POW 2/4/44 SSGT Harold F Brown Waist Gunner POW 2/4/44 SSGT Morton Siegmann Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-31380 MIA Frankfurt 2/8/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 28/10/43; Gr Island 9/11/43; Nashville 11/11/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX- ] Gt Ashfield 21/11/43; Missing in Action Frankfurt 8/2/44 with Francis Pabich, Co-pilot: Phil Capo, Navigator: Ed Carey, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Joe Gorrano, Radio Operator: George Solomon, Waist gunner: Emmett Bone,Tail gunner: Don Hoilman (7 evaded capture); Bombardier: David Flores, Ball turret gunner: Jim Fulgham, Waist gunner: Frances Graves (3 Prisoner of War); no gas, crashed Pont-Audemer, near Le Havre, Fr. Missing Air Crew Report 2498. POW 2/8/44 SSGT James S Fulgham Ball-Turret Gunner POW 2/8/44 2nd Lt. David H Flores Bombardier POW 2/8/44 SSGT Francis W Graves Waist Gunner EC 2/8/44 Lt. Francis F Pabich Pilot EC 2/8/44 2nd Lt. Philip A Capo Co-Pilot EC 2/8/44 2nd Lt. Edward J Carey Navigator EC 2/8/44 TSGT Joseph I Gorrano Top-Turret Gunner EC 2/8/44 TSGT George Solomon Radio Operator/ Gunner EC 2/8/44 SSGT Emmett W Bone Waist Gunner EC 2/8/44 SSGT Donald F Hoilman Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Dragon Lady 42-30836 MIA Pas de Calais 2/13/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 5/8/43; Geiger 13/8/43; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-V] Gt Ashfield 12/9/43; Missing in Action Pas de Calais 13/2/44 with Edwin Herron, Radio Operator: John Cortez, Ball turret gunner: Alf Seagrave, Waist gunner: Leon Wasilewski (4 Killed in Action); Co-pilot: Walter Camp, Navigator: Stan Stodola, Bombardier: Bill Melillo, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Bob Savage, Waist gunner: Francis Temple,Tail gunner: Juan Almanza (6 Returned to Duty); flak KO’d #1 & #4, ditched Channel, 18 miles W of Dungeness, Kent.. Missing Air Crew Report 2345. DRAGON LADY. KIA 2/13/44 SGT John C Cortez Radio Operator/ Gunner KIA 2/13/44 SGT Alfred F Seagrave Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 2/13/44 SGT Leonard W Wasilewski Waist Gunner RTD 2/13/44 [[Herron-1809|Capt. Edwin R Herron]] Pilot RTD 2/13/44 1st Lt. Walter Camp III Co-Pilot RTD 2/13/44 2nd Lt. Stanley V Stodola Navigator RTD 2/13/44 2nd Lt. William C Melillo Bombardier RTD 2/13/44 SSGT Robert V Savage Top-Turret Gunner RTD 2/13/44 SGT Francis K Temple Waist Gunner RTD 2/13/44 SGT Juan E Almanza Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-40004 Crashed at Tuttington 2/20/44''' Delivered Long Beach 1/11/43; Denver 18/11/43; Kearney 24/11/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG Gt Ashfield 9/12/43; on forming up for a mission to Tutow 20/2/44 with Bill Ruby, Co-pilot: Ed Krengulec, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Cletus Crouse (3 Killed in Action); Navigator: R.P. Craig, Bombardier: Tony Thorncock, Radio Operator: Henry Parker, Ball turret gunner: A.J. Guinta, Waist gunner: J.S. Rose, Waist gunner: Ed Roddy,Tail gunner: Howard Anderson (7 Returned to Duty); fire broke out, crash landed Manor Farm, Tuttington, Nfk, UK. sal 22/2/44. KIA 2/20/44 Lt. Billy E Ruby Pilot KIA 2/20/44 1st Lt. Edward Krengulec Co-Pilot KIA 2/20/44 SSGT Cletus D Crouse Top-Turret Gunner RTD 2/20/44 2nd Lt. Robert P Craig Navigator RTD 2/20/44 Lt. Tony Thorncock Bombardier RTD 2/20/44 SSGT Henry B Parker Radio Operator RTD 2/20/44 SSGT A J Guinta Ball-Turret Gunner RTD 2/20/44 SGT John S Rose Waist Gunner RTD 2/20/44 SGT Edward J Roddy Waist Gunner RTD 2/20/44 SSGT Howard E Anderson Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Crazy Horse 42-30280 MIA Brunswick 2/21/44''' Delivered Boeing (by land) 17/6/43 (H2X); Wright Fd 5/7/43; Rome 21/7/43; Patterson 3/8/43; Kansas City 8/8/43; Gd Island 22/9/43; Assigned 812BS/482BG [MI-L] Alconbury 30/9/43; Missing in Action Brunswick 21/2/44 with Capt Gerald Binks (Com P, evd. then arrested Liege 27/5/44), Co-pilot: John Baber, Navigator: Ed Horner, Bombardier: Bill Barrett, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Tom Kennedy, Radio Operator: Steve Martin, Ball turret gunner: Henry Raemer, Waist gunner: Bruce Long,Tail gunner: Bill Blake (9 Prisoner of War); Ex nav-Charles Haupt, Ex nav-Joe Punches(ret UK 15/9/44), Waist gunner: Harry Booth (3 evaded capture); p-Ralph Holcombe (KIA-body washed up 04/05/44); mech problem, two engines out, on return attacked by Fw 190 over Zwolle ditched in lake IJsselmeer, nine kilometers SW of Harderwijk, Netherlands; Missing Air Crew Report 2470. CRAZY HORSE. (Remains recovered August 1970.) KIA 2/21/44 1st Lt. Ralph W Holcombe Pilot EC 2/21/44 POW 5/27/44 Capt. Gerald D Binks Command Pilot POW 2/21/44 2nd Lt. John W Baber Co-Pilot POW 2/21/44 Lt. Edward H Horner Jr. Navigator POW 2/21/44 2nd Lt. William H Barrett Bombardier/ Observer POW 2/21/44 TSGT Thomas D Kennedy Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 2/21/44 SSGT Steven F Martin Radio Operator POW 2/21/44 SSGT Henry Raemer Jr Ball-Turret Gunner POW 2/21/44 SSGT Bruce W Long Waist Gunner POW 2/21/44 SSGT William M Blake Tail Gunner EC 2/21/44 Lt. Charles A Haupt Navigator EC 2/21/44 2nd Lt. Joel D Punches Navigator EC 2/21/44 SSGT Harold M Booth Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-37963 Crashed at Norfolk 2/21/44''' Delivered Denver 26/10/43; Gr Island 10/11/43; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA-O] Gt Ashfield 24/11/43; mid-air coll with 42-31370 (385) 21/2/44 with Warren Pease, Co-pilot: Edward Brown, Navigator: Bernard Kaplan, Bombardier: Robert Jenkins, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: William Clift, Radio Operator: William Gill, Ball turret gunner: Frank Owsley, Waist gunner: Harold Dickason, Waist gunner: Gail Bruner,Tail gunner: Junior Falls (10 Killed in Action); crash landed Reedham Marshes, Nfk., UK 21/2/44. Salvaged. KIA 2/21/44 1st Lt. Warren J Pease Pilot KIA 2/21/44 2nd Lt. Edward B Brown Co-Pilot KIA 2/21/44 2nd Lt. Bernard Kaplan Navigator KIA 2/21/44 2nd Lt. Robert E Jenkins Bombardier KIA 2/21/44 TSGT William R Clift Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 2/21/44 TSGT William Gill Jr Radio Operator KIA 2/21/44 SSGT Franklin C Owsley Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 2/21/44 SSGT Harold E Dickason Waist Gunner KIA 2/21/44 SSGT Gail F Bruner Waist Gunner KIA 2/21/44 SSGT Junior M Falls Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-31370 Crashed at Norfolk 2/21/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 26/10/43; Gr Island 9/11/43; Nashville 11/11/43; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG-O] Gt Ashfield 24/11/43; mid air coll with 42-37963 ex-Deipholz 21/2/44 with Capt John Hutchison, Co-pilot: Charles Curtis, Navigator: John Epps, Bombardier: Edmond Gamble, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Roy Kitner, Radio Operator: William Dukes, Ball turret gunner: John Erhardt, Waist gunner: Emilio Corgnati, Waist gunner: Peter Bobulsky Jr, Tail gunner: Joseph Carpinetti, foto- Frank Creegan (11 Killed in Action); crash landed Reedham Marshes, Nfk., UK 21/2/44; Salvaged battle damaged 26/2/44. Used by various crews when their own ships were being serviced or repaired. Aircraft 42-31370 failed to acquire the nomenclature or any graphic nose art. KIA 2/21/44 Capt. John N Hutchison Jr Pilot KIA 2/21/44 2nd Lt. Charles G Curtis Co-Pilot KIA 2/21/44 1st Lt. John E Epps Navigator KIA 2/21/44 1st Lt. Edmond J Gamble Bombardier KIA 2/21/44 TSGT Roy C Kitner Flight Engineer/ Top-Turret Gunner KIA 2/21/44 TSGT William J Dukes Radio Operator KIA 2/21/44 SSGT John H Erhardt Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 2/21/44 SSGT Emilio M Corgnati Waist-Gunner KIA 2/21/44 SSGT Peter Bobulsky Jr Waist-Gunner KIA 2/21/44 TSGT Joseph J Carpinetti Tail Gunner KIA 2/21/44 SGT Frank L Creegan Jr Photographer '''B-17 Flying Fortress Stars & Stripes "2nd Edition" 42-31349 MIA Rostock 2/24/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 23/10/43; Gr Island 8/11/43; Memphis 14/11/43; Assigned 388BG Knettishall 27/11/43; transferred 550BS/385BG [SG- ] Gt Ashfield 28/11/43; Missing in Action Rostock 24/2/44 with Capt Clarry McIlveen, Co-pilot: John Lapczynsky, Navigator: Chas Dickman, Bombardier: Bill Williams, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: John Scarborough, Radio Operator: Chas Rotunda, Ball turret gunner: Don Rigg, Waist gunner: Ray Malmfelt, Waist gunner: Jean Mahoney,Tail gunner: Ed Barrett (10 Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, KO’d #3 unknown aircraft fate. Missing Air Crew Report 2777. STARS & STRIPES “2nd EDITION”. KIA 2/24/44 Capt. Clarence S McIlveen Pilot KIA 2/24/44 2nd Lt. John Lapczynsky Co-Pilot KIA 2/24/44 Lt. Charles W Dickman Navigator KIA 2/24/44 1st Lt. William D Williams Bombardier KIA 2/24/44 TSGT John D Scarbrough Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 2/24/44 TSGT Charles E Rotunda Radio Operator KIA 2/24/44 SSGT Donald G Rigg Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 2/24/44 SSGT Raymond F Malmfelt Waist Gunner KIA 2/24/44 SSGT Jean A Mahoney Waist Gunner KIA 2/24/44 SSGT Edward A Barrett Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Clarissa Jean 42-30662 MIA Rostock 2/24/44''' Delivered Amarillo 7/7/43; Dallas 19/7/43; Geiger 8/8/43; Pendleton 12/8/43; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG-K] Gt Ashfield 8/43; Missing in Action Rostock 24/2/44 with John Terrace (KIA-probably bailed too late); Co-pilot: Eugene St John, Navigator: Tom Harrington, Bombardier: Claude Edwards, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Chas Worley, Radio Operator: Bill Morrison, Ball turret gunner: Bob Goldsmith, Waist gunner: Joe Lovely, Waist gunner: Clyde Wilkinson,Tail gunner: Chas Coleman (9 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Baltic Sea, off Rugen Is, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 2778. CLARISSA JEAN. KIA 2/24/44 Lt. John A Terrace Jr Pilot POW 2/24/44 2nd Lt. Eugene E St John Co-Pilot POW 2/24/44 2nd Lt. Thomas E Harrington Navigator POW 2/24/44 2nd Lt. Claude C Edwards Bombardier POW 2/24/44 TSGT Charles T Worley Jr Top-Turret Gunner/Flight Engineer POW 2/24/44 TSGT William P Morrison Radio Operator POW 2/24/44 SSGT Robert L Goldsmith Ball-Turret Gunner POW 2/24/44 SSGT Joseph V Lovely Waist Gunner POW 2/24/44 SSGT Clyde W Wilkinson Waist Gunner POW 2/24/44 SSGT Charles C Coleman Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-31746 Crash Landed Honington AF 2/24/44''' Delivered Denver 12/12/43; Ellensburg 14/12/43; Gt Falls 20/12/43; Kearney 31/12/43; RAF Nutts Corner 14/1/44; Assigned 385BG [ -P] Gt Ashfield 17/1/44; crash landed Honington A/fd 24/2/43; Salvaged n/battle damaged 21/3/44. RTD 2/24/44 1st Lt. Charles R Johnston Pilot RTD 2/24/44 Owen D Walton Co-Pilot RTD 2/24/44 2nd Lt. Richard W Glaser Navigator RTD 2/24/44 Gabriel Silva Bombardier RTD 2/24/44 Paul Humen Top-Turret Gunner/Flight Engineer RTD 2/24/44 TSGT James O McLelland Jr Radio Operator RTD 2/24/44 TSGT Jesse P Collinson Ball-Turret Gunner RTD 2/24/44 SSGT William F Domer Waist Gunner RTD 2/24/44 Vincent S Owens Waist Gunner RTD 2/24/44 SSGT Carl H Lunde Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Winnie The Pooh 42-3422 MIA Regensburg 2/25/44''' Delivered Denver 16/6/43; Dow Fd 20/7/43; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-Y] Gt Ashfield 24/7/43; Missing in Action Regensburg 25/2/44 with Nelson Davis (Killed in Action); Co-pilot: Bob Clark, Navigator: Alf Braca, Bombardier: Harry Clew, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Bill Murphy, Radio Operator: Jim Clinton, Ball turret gunner: Glen Turnbough, Waist gunner: Bob McGettiger, Waist gunner: Jim Hess,Tail gunner: Bill Shay (9 Prisoner of War); direct flak hit on #3, crashed Oberstraubling, near Kirchdorf, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 2775. WINNIE THE POOH. KIA 2/25/44 1st Lt. Nelson H Davis Pilot POW 2/25/44 2nd Lt. Robert C Clark Co-Pilot POW 2/25/44 2nd Lt. Alfred G Braca Navigator POW 2/25/44 2nd Lt. Harry F Clew Jr. Bombardier POW 2/25/44 TSGT William H Murphy Top-Turret Gunner/Flight Engineer POW 2/25/44 TSGT James R Clinton Radio Operator POW 2/25/44 SGT Glen Turnbough Ball-Turret Gunner POW 2/25/44 SSGT Robert T McGettigan Waist Gunner POW 2/25/44 SSGT James A Hess Waist Gunner POW 2/25/44 SSGT William E Shay Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-38121 MIA Pas de Calais 2/28/44''' Delivered Denver 19/12/43; Phoenix 2/1/44; Kearney 3/1/44; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-E] Gt Ashfield 28/1/44; Missing in Action Pas de Calais 28/2/44 with Gil Kemman, Co-pilot: Steve Kruppa, Navigator: Henry Dagg, Bombardier: Ben Gallegos, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Paul Lewis, Radio Operator: Dick Thoos, Waist gunner: Orin Lee,Tail gunner: Chas Vobroucek (8 Killed in Action); Ball turret gunner: Wallace Kuester, Waist gunner: Horace Hosbach (2 Prisoner of War): flak knocked tail off, crashed in Boulogne town, Fr. Missing Air Crew Report 2882. KIA 2/28/44 1st Lt. Gilbert O Kemmann Pilot KIA 2/28/44 2nd Lt. Stephen J Kruppa Co-Pilot KIA 2/28/44 2nd Lt. Henry M Dagg Navigator KIA 2/28/44 2nd Lt. Benjamin A Gallegos Bombardier KIA 2/28/44 SGT Paul S Lewis Top-Turret Gunner/Flight Engineer KIA 2/28/44 SGT Richard H Thoos Radio Operator/ Gunner KIA 2/28/44 SSGT Orin R Lee Waist Gunner KIA 2/28/44 SGT Charles Vobroucek Jr Tail Gunner POW 2/28/44 SGT Wallace R Kuester Ball-Turret Gunner POW 2/28/44 SSGT Horace R Hosbach Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-31751 MIA Pas de Calais 2/28/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 12/12/43; Gr Island 27/12/43; Detroit 26/1/44; Grenier 28/1/44; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA- ] Gt Ashfield 1/23/44; Missing in Action Pas de Calais 28/2/44 with Salter Clark, Co-pilot: Ed Henig, Navigator: Chas Baird, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Clifton Cleaver, Radio Operator: Joe Millins, Ball turret gunner: Lee Heitman, Waist gunner: Jim Gulley,Tail gunner: Bill Kalenkoski (8 Killed in Action); Bombardier: Art Canton, Waist gunner: Alf Barber (2 Prisoner of War); flak hit in nose, crashed St Martin, near Boulougne, Fr. Missing Air Crew Report 2883. KIA 2/28/44 2nd Lt. Salter S Clark Pilot KIA 2/28/44 2nd Lt. Edward Henig Co-Pilot KIA 2/28/44 2nd Lt. Charles L Baird Navigator KIA 2/28/44 Clifton L Cleaver Top-Turret Gunner/Flight Engineer KIA 2/28/44 TSGT Joseph F Millins Jr Radio Operator KIA 2/28/44 SSGT Lee R Heitman Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 2/28/44 SSGT James D Gulley Waist Gunner KIA 2/28/44 SSGT William C Kalenkoski Tail Gunner POW 2/28/44 2nd Lt. Arthur H Canton Bombardier POW 2/28/44 Alfred G Barber Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Gremlin Avenger 42-31203 MIA Pas de Calais 2/28/44''' Delivered Denver 1/10/43; Gr Island 1/11/43; Gt Falls 6/11/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX- ] Gt Ashfield 29/11/43; Missing in Action Pas de Calais 28/2/44 with Harlan Inglis, Co-pilot: Norman Gunn, Navigator: Melvin Reed, Bombardier: Harry Hoover, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Bob Boever, Radio Operator: Albt Audette, Ball turret gunner: Pete Rizkovsky, Waist gunner: John Danko,Tail gunner: Bob Pellman (9 Returned to Duty); Waist gunner: unknown (Killed in Action); #2 engine smoking & ditched in Channel of Folkestone, crew rescued. No MACR. GREMLIN AVENGER. RTD 2/28/44 1st Lt. Harlan K Inglis Pilot RTD 2/28/44 2nd Lt. Norman H Gunn Co-Pilot RTD 2/28/44 1st Lt. Melvin Reed Navigator RTD 2/28/44 2nd Lt. Harry Hoover Bombardier RTD 2/28/44 SGT Robert Boever Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engingeer RTD 2/28/44 TSGT Albert E Audette Radio Operator RTD 2/28/44 SGT Peter Rizkovsky Ball-Turret Gunner RTD 2/28/44 SGT John Danko Waist Gunner RTD 2/28/44 SGT Robert W Pellman Jr. Togglier/ Radio Operator/ Gunner RTD 2/28/44 SGT Harold Cleary Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Ohio Air Force 42-30737 MIA Augsburg 3/16/44''' Delivered Denver 21/7/43; Love 23/7/43; Dyersburg 9/8/43; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA-S] Gt Ashfield 3/9/43; Missing in Action Augsburg 16/3/44 with Wesley Krause, Navigator: Bob Dwyer, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Ron Hanaver, Radio Operator: John Peterson, Ball turret gunner: Francis Mills, Waist gunner: Willie Partin, Waist gunner: Ralph Kelley,Tail gunner: Jim Kennedy (8 Prisoner of War); Co-pilot: Harry Waller, Bombardier: Orla Huddlestone (2KIA-both in ariel attack); enemy aircraft, crashed St Quentin-sur-Coole, six miles S of Chalons-sur-Marne, Fr. Missing Air Crew Report 3245. OHIO AIR FORCE. KIA 3/16/44 2nd Lt. Harold E Waller Co-Pilot KIA 3/16/44 2nd Lt. Orla A Huddleston Jr Bombardier POW 3/16/44 2nd Lt. Wesley H Krause Pilot POW 3/16/44 2nd Lt. Robert A Dwyer Navigator POW 3/16/44 SSGT Ronald C Hanauer Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 3/16/44 SSGT John M Peterson Radio Operator POW 3/16/44 SGT Francis N Mills Ball-Turret Gunner POW 3/16/44 SGT Willie A Partin Waist Gunner POW 3/16/44 SGT Ralph E Kelley Waist Gunner POW 3/16/44 SGT James L Kennedy Jr Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-38195 MIA Augsburg 3/16/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 12/1/44; Kearney 26/1/44; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA-R] Gt Ashfield 8/2/44; Missing in Action Augsburg 16/3/44 with Vince McLaughlin, Co-pilot: Larry Lawler, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Bruce Batchelder, Radio Operator: Joe Spurr, Ball turret gunner: Dave Holmes, Waist gunner: Fred Blaser, Waist gunner: Perril Van Noy,Tail gunner: Howard Martini (8INT); Navigator: Bob Fillman, Bombardier: Bernie Wasserman (2 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Wildhaus, 18 miles S of St Gallen, Switz. Missing Air Crew Report 3247. INT 3/16/44 Cpl. Vincent P McLaughlin Pilot INT 3/16/44 TSGT Bruce L Batchelder Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Officer INT 3/16/44 TSGT Joseph J Spurr Radio Operator/ Gunner INT 3/16/44 SSGT David H Holmes Ball-Turret Gunner INT 3/16/44 SSGT Freddie C Blasser Waist Gunner INT 3/16/44 SSGT Ferril W Van Noy Waist Gunner INT 3/16/44 SSGT Howard N Martini Tail Gunner POW 3/16/44 Flt. Ofc. Lawrence T Lawler Co-Pilot POW 4/8/44 2nd Lt. Bernard Wasserman Bombardier POW 3/16/44 2nd Lt. Robert W Fillman Navigator '''B-17 Flying Fortress Lonesome Polecat 42-38160 MIA Augsburg 3/16/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 3/1/44; Kearney 14/1/44; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG-J] Gt Ashfield 6/2/44 as LITTLE CHUB; Missing in Action Augsburg 16/3/44 with Bob Meyer, Co-pilot: Boyd Henshaw, tog-Sgt Carl Larsen, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: John Miller, Radio Operator: John Wells, Ball turret gunner: Chas Page, Waist gunner: Elbert Mitchell, Waist gunner: Lou Lieming,Tail gunner: Jarrell Legg (9 evaded capture); Navigator: Bob Williams (KIA-chute failure but wia severely); enemy aircraft, pilot looked for an airfield but forced to ditch in Lake Zugersee, Switz. Missing Air Crew Report 3246. LONESOME POLECAT. (Recovered from lake and displayed at St Moritz in 1970; sal 1973.) KIA 3/16/44 2nd Lt. Robert L Williams Navigator INT 3/16/44 Lt. Robert W Meyer Pilot INT 3/16/44 2nd Lt. Boyd J Henshaw Co-Pilot INT 3/16/44 TSGT Carl J Larsen Bombardier/ Togglier INT 3/16/44 SSGT John Miller Jr Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer INT 3/16/44 TSGT John E Wells Radio Operator/ Gunner INT 3/16/44 SSGT Charles W Page Ball-Turret Gunner INT 3/16/44 SSGT Elbert E Mitchell Waist Gunner INT 3/16/44 SSGT Louis B Liening Waist Gunner INT 3/16/44 SSGT Jarrell F Legg Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-31102 MIA Brunswick 3/23/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 21/9/43; Gr Island 6/10/43; Wilmington 13/10/43; Assigned 550BS/385BG Gt Ashfield [SG- ] 26/10/43; Missing in Action Brunswick 23/3/44 with John Salyard Co-pilot: Bob Wills, Navigator: Nathan Gewirtz, Bombardier: Bill George, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Bernie Brooks, Radio Operator: Matt McGuire, Ball turret gunner: Chas Cooper, Waist gunner: Otto Schoeneberg, Waist gunner: Joe Williams,Tail gunner: Harry Campbell (10 Prisoner of War) flak KO’d #2, crashed SE of Dortmund Oespel on housing estate, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 3316. POW 3/23/44 2nd Lt. John A Salyards Pilot POW 3/23/44 2nd Lt. Robert M Wills Co-Pilot POW 3/23/44 2nd Lt. Nathan Gewitz Navigator POW 3/23/44 2nd Lt. William L George Bombardier POW 3/23/44 SSGT Bernard Brooks Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 3/23/44 SSGT Matthew R McGuire Radio Operator POW 3/23/44 SSGT Charles T Cooper Ball-Turret Gunner POW 3/23/44 SSGT Otto A Schoeneberg Waist Gunner POW 3/23/44 SSGT Joseph A Williams Waist Gunner POW 3/23/44 SSGT Harold E Campbell Jr Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Fulton's Folly 42-39908 MIA Brunswick 3/23/44''' Delivered Long Beach 5/10/43; Gr Island 31/10/43; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG- ] Gt Ashfield 30/11/43; Missing in Action Brunswick 23/3/44 with Fred Fulton, Co-pilot: Bill Snyder, Navigator: Chas Pomponio, tog-T/Sgt Tom Vogel, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: George Davis, Radio Operator: Jim Shahan, Ball turret gunner: Willis Alexander, Waist gunner: Clarry Fahnert (8 Killed in Action); Waist gunner: Vance Travelstead (evaded capture);Tail gunner: Larry Oliver (Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed near Schijndel, four miles NE of Boxtel, Hol. Missing Air Crew Report 3321. KIA 3/23/44 Lt. Frederick P Fulton Pilot KIA 3/23/44 2nd Lt. William R D Snyder Co-Pilot KIA 3/23/44 2nd Lt. Charles R Pomponio Navigator KIA 3/23/44 TSGT Thomas W Vogel Bombardier/ Togglier KIA 3/23/44 TSGT George P Davis Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 3/23/44 SGT James Shahan Jr Radio Operator KIA 3/23/44 SSGT [[Alexander-21567|Willis W Alexander]] Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 3/23/44 SSGT Clarence C Fahnert Waist Gunner POW 3/23/44 SSGT Lawrence E Oliver Tail Gunner EC 3/23/44 SGT Vance E Travelstead Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Esky 42-37959 MIA Munster 3/23/44''' Delivered Denver 25/10/43; Gr Island 12/11/43; Assigned 550BS/385BG Gt Ashfield 5/12/43; Missing in Action Munster 23/3/44 with Gene Stubler, Co-pilot: Vic Linton, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: John Thompson, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Tom Thompson (4 Prisoner of War); Navigator: Gil Sapiro, Radio Operator: Max Handler, Ball turret gunner: Lambertus Ritzema, Waist gunner: Namon Davis, Waist gunner: Levi Tucker,Tail gunner: Delmar Arvey (6 Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, crashed Oerrel, seven miles SW of Wittingen, N of Brunswick, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 3317. ESKY. KIA 3/23/44 2nd Lt. Gilbert Sapiro Navigator KIA 3/23/44 SSGT Max Handler Radio Operator/ Gunner KIA 3/23/44 SGT Lambertus Ritzema Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 3/23/44 SGT Namon T Davis Waist Gunner KIA 3/23/44 SGT Levi R Tucker Waist Gunner KIA 3/23/44 SGT Delmar H Arvey Tail Gunner POW 3/23/44 2nd Lt. Eugene F Stubler Jr Pilot POW 3/23/44 2nd Lt. Victor E Linton Co-Pilot POW 3/23/44 2nd Lt. John M Thompson Bombardier POW 3/23/44 SSGT Thomas M Thompson Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer '''B-17 Flying Fortress Thoroughbred 42-3337 MIA Sorau 4/11/44''' Delivered Denver 20/5/43; Dow Fd 8/7/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-C] Gt Ashfield 12/7/43; Missing in Action Sorau 11/4/44 with Jim Mullins, Co-pilot: Mel Mercer, Navigator: Don Peterson, Bombardier: John Heimbueger, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Warren Morris[body washed up Kolberg 18/9/44], Radio Operator: Theo Langley, Ball turret gunner: Fred Brown, Waist gunner: Otto Davis, Waist gunner: Luke Shafer,Tail gunner: Clarry Kessey (10 Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, crashed Baltic Sea heading for Sweden with severe damage. Missing Air Crew Report 3819. THOROUGHBRED. KIA 4/11/44 2nd Lt. James S Mullins Pilot KIA 4/11/44 2nd Lt. Melvin A Mercer Co-Pilot KIA 4/11/44 2nd Lt. Donald P Peterson Navigator KIA 4/11/44 SSGT John A Heimbueger Bombardier KIA 4/11/44 TSGT Warren N Morris Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 4/11/44 TSGT Theodore C Langley Radio Operator KIA 4/11/44 SSGT Frederick H Brown Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 4/11/44 SSGT Otto S Davis Waist Gunner KIA 4/11/44 SSGT Lukey C Shafer Waist Gunner KIA 4/11/44 SSGT Clarence S Kessey Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Blue Champagne 42-37977 MIA Stettin 4/11/44''' Delivered Denver 3/11/43; Kearney 13/11/43; Assigned 549BS/385BG Gt Ashfield 1/12/43; Missing in Action Stettin 11/4/44 with Bob Bailey, Co-pilot: Wayne Corbin, Navigator: George Contos, Bombardier: Barney Coble, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Cliff Lybeck, Radio Operator: Curtis Ailes, Ball turret gunner: Melvin Gillis, Waist gunner: Noble Brucker, Waist gunner: Norman Hill,Tail gunner: Corbett Figate (10 Prisoner of War); flak KOd #2, crashed Dargen, N of Oderhaff, Ger, near Polish border. Missing Air Crew Report 3823. BLUE CHAMPAGNE. POW 4/11/44 Lt. Robert B Bailey Pilot POW 4/11/44 2nd Lt. Wayne D Corbin Co-Pilot POW 4/11/44 2nd Lt. George Kontos Navigator POW 4/11/44 SSGT Barney J Coble Bombardier POW 4/11/44 TSGT Clifford J Lybeck Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 4/11/44 TSGT Curtis A Ailes Radio Operator POW 4/11/44 SSGT Melvin D Gillis Ball-Turret Gunner POW 4/11/44 SSGT Noble W Brucker Waist Gunner POW 4/11/44 SSGT Norman A Hill Waist Gunner POW 4/11/44 SSGT Corbett Fugate Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Mission Belle 42-30197 MIA Rostock 4/11/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 27/4/43; Gt Falls 6/5/43; Kearney 29/5/43; Dow Fd 13/6/43; Assigned 549BS/385BG [SG-M] Gt Ashfield 14/6/43; Missing in Action Rostock 11/4/44 with Duane Pangle, Co-pilot: Onner Davis, Navigator: Sam Kaiser, Bombardier: Bob Brisebois, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Herb Witherington, Radio Operator: Jim Gant, Ball turret gunner: Harry Jones, Waist gunner: Vince Corleto, Waist gunner: Arthur Brandt,Tail gunner: Tom Cavanagh (10INT); flak on bomb run, crash landed Kristianopel, Sweden. Missing Air Crew Report 3822. MISSION BELLE. INT 4/11/44 Lt. Duane Pangle Pilot INT 4/11/44 Lt. Col. Onner D Davis II Co-Pilot INT 4/11/44 2nd Lt. Samuel I Kaiser Navigator INT 4/11/44 TSGT Robert C Breasbois Bombardier/ Togglier INT 4/11/44 TSGT Herbert L Witherington Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer INT 4/11/44 TSGT James E Gant Radio Operator/ Gunner INT 4/11/44 SGT Harold C Jones Ball-Turret Gunner INT 4/11/44 SSGT Vincent L Corleto Waist Gunner INT 4/11/44 SSGT Arthur V Brandt Waist Gunner INT 4/11/44 SSGT Thomas W Cavanagh Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Pride of the Yankees 42-31866 MIA Schweinfurt 4/13/44''' Delivered Denver 28/12/43; Kearney 18/1/44; Morrison 31/1/44; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG-L] Gt Ashfield 15/2/44; Missing in Action Schweinfurt 13/4/44 with Harvey Downs, Co-pilot: Jim Bigham, Navigator: Haywood Haynes, Bombardier: Joe Muscari, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Curtis McCafferty, Radio Operator: Frank Tanner, Ball turret gunner: Adam Koziol, Waist gunner: Ray Koenig, Waist gunner: Meredith Travis,Tail gunner: Bob Morrison (10INT); flak KOd engine and some controls then enemy aircraft KOd another engine, force landed Dubendorf, Switz. Missing Air Crew Report 3771. PRIDE OF THE YANKEES. INT 4/13/44 2nd Lt. Harvey R Downs Pilot INT 4/13/44 2nd Lt. James R Bigham Co-Pilot INT 4/13/44 2nd Lt. Hagwood Haynes Navigator INT 4/13/44 2nd Lt. Joseph V Muscari Bombardier INT 4/13/44 TSGT Curtis I McCafferty Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer INT 4/13/44 TSGT Frank G Wasmer Radio Operator/ Gunner INT 4/13/44 SSGT Adam C Koziol Ball-Turret Gunner INT 4/13/44 SSGT Raymond A Koenig Waist Gunner INT 4/13/44 SSGT Meredith W Travis Waist Gunner INT 4/13/44 SSGT Robert B Morrison Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-38196 MIA Schweinfurt 4/13/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 12/1/44; Gr Island 21/1/44; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG-K] Gt Ashfield 9/2/44; Missing in Action Schweinfurt 13/4/44 with Don Jorgensen, Co-pilot: Don Sellar, Navigator: Lester Kravitz, Bombardier: Harry Burby, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Benedict Janczak, Radio Operator: Dick Burtle, Ball turret gunner: Roger Hutchinson, Waist gunner: John Fox, Waist gunner: Dale Ellington,Tail gunner: John Rosema (10INT); flak damage plus more damage from Swiss AA at the border, force landed Dubendorf, Switz. Missing Air Crew Report 3772. INT 4/13/44 2nd Lt. Donald G Jorgenson Pilot INT 4/13/44 Flt. Ofc. Donald C Sellar Co-Pilot INT 4/13/44 2nd Lt. Lester Kravitz Navigator INT 4/13/44 Flt. Ofc. Harold F Burby Bombardier INT 4/13/44 SSGT Benedict F Janczak Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer INT 4/13/44 SGT Richard D Burtle Radio Operator/ Gunner INT 4/13/44 SGT Roger W Hutchinson Ball-Turret Gunner INT 4/13/44 SGT John M Fox Waist Gunner INT 4/13/44 SGT Dale C Ellington Waist Gunner INT 4/13/44 SGT John H Rosema Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress War Cry II 42-39773 MIA Hamm 4/22/44''' Delivered Long Beach 26/8/43; Gr Island 4/10/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-M] Gt Ashfield 10/10/43; Missing in Action Hamm 22/4/44 with John McDavitt, Co-pilot: Howard Claflin, Navigator: Chas Hickless, Bombardier: Larry Wickter, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Ed Lane, Radio Operator: Larry Foss, Ball turret gunner: Marvin Walker, Waist gunner: Dominic Montagna, Waist gunner: Phil Gregory,Tail gunner: George Moss (10 Prisoner of War); flak KOd #3, crashed Bislicher, near Hamminkeln, six miles NW of Wesel/Rhein, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 4168. WAR CRY II. POW 4/22/44 2nd Lt. John C McDavitt Pilot POW 4/22/44 2nd Lt. Howard B Claflin Co-Pilot POW 4/22/44 2nd Lt. Charles A Hickless Navigator POW 4/22/44 2nd Lt. Lawrence D Wickter Bombardier POW 4/22/44 SSGT Edward F Lane Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 4/22/44 SGT Lawrence A Foss Jr. Radio Operator POW 4/22/44 SGT Marvin K Walker Ball-Turret Gunner POW 4/22/44 SGT Dominic Montagna Waist Gunner POW 4/22/44 SGT Philip T Gregory Jr. Waist Gunner POW 4/22/44 SGT George S Moss Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Golden Goose aka Miss Cheyenne 42-38200 MIA Hamm 4/22/44''' Delivered Denver 15/1/44; Gr Island 20/1/44; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-R] Gt Ashfield 27/2/44; Missing in Action Hamm 22/4/44 with Cleatis Cornwell, Co-pilot: Harlan Cook, Navigator: Ray Hitzel, tog-S/Sgt Delbert Dimig, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: John Kennedy, Radio Operator: Wheeler Urban, Ball turret gunner: Francis Diemer, Waist gunner: Bob Peel broke leg when bailed out, Waist gunner: George Bartell,Tail gunner: Irving Jamsen (10 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft & flak, crashed Hilbeck, two miles N of Werl, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 4167. GOLDEN GOOSE aka MISS CHEYENNE. POW 4/22/44 Lt. Cleatis Cornwell Pilot POW 4/22/44 2nd Lt. Harlan L Cook Co-Pilot POW 4/22/44 2nd Lt. Ray C Hitzel Navigator POW 4/22/44 SSGT Delbert R Dimig Bombardier/ Togglier POW 4/22/44 TSGT John A Kennedy Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 4/22/44 TSGT Wheeler V Urban Radio Operator POW 4/22/44 SGT Francis S Diemer Ball-Turret Gunner POW 4/22/44 SSGT Robert G Peel Waist Gunner POW 4/22/44 SSGT George J Bartell Waist Gunner POW 4/22/44 SSGT Irving M Jamsen Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Sleepytime Girl 42-3388 MIA Oberpfaffenhofen 4/24/44''' Delivered Denver 1/6/43; Dow Field 13/7/43; Assigned 388BG Knettishall 3/8/43; transferred 550BS/385BG [SG-F] Gt Ashfield /43; Missing in Action Oberpfaffenhofen 24/4/44 with Bill Nesen, Co-pilot: Bernie Gruble, Navigator: Jim Delo, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Lee Lance, Radio Operator: Fred Howland, Ball turret gunner: Joe McKenna (6 Killed in Action); Bombardier: Chester Desormeaux, Waist gunner: Evan Wells, Waist gunner: Murdoch McNeil,Tail gunner: Ernie Mitchell (4 Returned to Duty); enemy aircraft KOd three engines, ditched Channel off Dungeness, Kent, picked up by Air Sea Rescue Walrus. Missing Air Crew Report 4452. SLEEPYTIME GIRL. KIA 4/24/44 2nd Lt. William R Nesen Pilot KIA 4/24/44 2nd Lt. Bernard T Gruble Co-Pilot KIA 4/24/44 2nd Lt. James G Delo Navigator KIA 4/24/44 TSGT Lee A Lance Jr Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 4/24/44 SSGT Fred N Howland Radio Operator KIA 4/24/44 SGT Joseph M McKenna Ball-Turret Gunner RTD 4/24/44 2nd Lt. Chester W Desormeaux Bombardier RTD 4/24/44 SGT Evon P Wells Waist Gunner RTD 4/24/44 TSGT Murdock S McNeil Waist Gunner RTD 4/24/44 SGT Ernest R Mitchell Jr. Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-31133 MIA Berlin 4/29/44''' Delivered Dallas 23/9/43; Gr Island 9/10/43; Romulus 1/11/43; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-Q] Gt Ashfield 2/11/43; Missing in Action Berlin 29/4/44 with Hector Garza, Co-pilot: George Beckner, Navigator: Albt Harmsen, Bombardier: Stacy Johnson, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Rich Hoffman, Radio Operator: Harry Lynn, Ball turret gunner: Wallace Widen, Waist gunner: Walter Smith, Waist gunner: Emmett Harter, Tail gunner: Alf Fratesi (10 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft KOd #3 and #4, crashed Hessen 14 miles NW of Halberstadt, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 4453. POW 4/29/44 1st Lt. Hector J Garza Pilot POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. George W Beckner Co-Pilot POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. Albert Harmsen Navigator POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. Stacy Johnson Bombardier POW 4/29/44 TSGT Richard M Hoffman Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 4/29/44 TSGT Harry B Lynn Radio Operator POW 4/29/44 SSGT Wallace J Widen Ball-Turret Gunner POW 4/29/44 SSGT Walter F Smith Waist Gunner POW 4/29/44 SSGT Emmett A Harter Waist Gunner POW 4/29/44 SSGT Alfred M Fratesi Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Spirit of Chicago 42-31174 MIA Berlin 4/29/44''' Delivered Dallas 27/9/43; Gr Island 19/10/43; Long Beach 28/11/43; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-Y] Gt Ashfield 5/12/43; Missing in Action Berlin 29/4/44 with Francis Hart, Co-pilot: Carl Connell, Navigator: Jim Hastings, Bombardier: Bob Hunt, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: John Leonard, Radio Operator: Anatole Briant, Ball turret gunner: Lowell Birdwell, Waist gunner: Roy Modglin, Waist gunner: Bill Jackson (9 Prisoner of War);Tail gunner: John Neely (KIA-died in hospital 4/5/44 probably from gun shots in the attack), crashed Hartz Mountains at Eckertal, near Bad Harzburg, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 4454. SPIRIT OF CHICAGO. KIA 5/4/44 SSGT John C Neely Tail Gunner POW 4/29/44 Lt. Francis J Hart Pilot POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. Carl M Connell Co-Pilot POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. James I Hastings Navigator POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. Robert H Hunt Bombardier POW 4/29/44 TSGT John W Leonard Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 4/29/44 TSGT Anatole A Briant Radio Operator POW 4/29/44 SSGT Lowell T Birdwell Ball-Turret Gunner POW 4/29/44 TSGT Roy W Modglin Waist Gunner POW 4/29/44 SSGT William C Jackson Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-31773 MIA Berlin 4/29/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 12/12/43; Gt Falls 20/12/43; Kearney 30/12/43; Presque Is 20/2/44; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-M] Gt Ashfield 25/2/44; Missing in Action Berlin 29/4/44 with Charles R. Johnston, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Joe Parker killed by hostile civilians (2 Killed in Action); Co-pilot: Owen Walton, Navigator: Dick Glaser, Bombardier: Bill Moffitt, Radio Operator: Jim McLelland, Ball turret gunner: Jesse Collinson, Waist gunner: Will Domer, Waist gunner: Vencil Owens,Tail gunner: Harvey Watts (8 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Gleidingen, five miles S of Brunswick, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 4456. KIA 4/29/44 1st Lt. Charles R Johnston Pilot KIA 4/29/44 TSGT Joe D Parker Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. Owen D Walton Co-Pilot POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. Richard W Glaser Navigator POW 4/29/44 SSGT William Moffitt Bombardier POW 4/29/44 TSGT James O McLelland Jr Radio Operator POW 4/29/44 TSGT Jesse P Collinson Ball-Turret Gunner POW 4/29/44 SSGT William F Domer Waist Gunner POW 4/29/44 SSGT Vencil Owens Waist Gunner POW 4/29/44 SSGT Harvey F Watts Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-97078 MIA Berlin 4/29/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 25/1/44; Lincoln 20/2/44; Presque Is 21/2/44; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG- ] Gt Ashfield 7/3/44; Missing in Action Berlin 29/4/44 with Bill Henry, Navigator: Gerhard Kirschke, Bombardier: Harry Tennenson, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Tom Pullin, Radio Operator: John Webb, Ball turret gunner: Gil Creath, Waist gunner: Milton Keck,Tail gunner: Wilf Miller (8 Prisoner of War); Co-pilot: Chas Avona, Waist gunner: Chas Williams (2 Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, crashed Hermeskeil, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 4457. KIA 4/29/44 2nd Lt. Charles W Avona Co-Pilot KIA 4/29/44 SSGT Charles R Williams Jr Waist Gunner POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. William F Henry Pilot POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. Gerhard W Kirschke Navigator POW 4/29/44 SSGT Harold G Tenneson Bombardier/ Togglier POW 4/29/44 TSGT Thomas L Pullen Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 4/29/44 TSGT John E Webb Radio Operator POW 4/29/44 SSGT Gilbert B Creath Ball-Turret Gunner POW 4/29/44 SSGT Milton F Keck Waist Gunner POW 4/29/44 SSGT Wilfred J Miller Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-97226 MIA Berlin 4/29/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 9/2/44; Kearney 24/2/44; Presque Is 10/3/44; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-X] Gt Ashfield 11/3/44; Missing in Action Berlin 29/4/44 with Dick Huntingdon, Co-pilot: Bill Miller, Navigator: Francis Andrews, Bombardier: Standlee Roberts, Radio Operator: Pete Sarpolus, Ball turret gunner: Aaron Lesieur, Waist gunner: Elwood Posey,Tail gunner: Octavio Moreno (8 Prisoner of War); Flight engineer/top turret gunner: George Adams, Waist gunner: Frank Hart (2 Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, crashed near Helmstedt, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 4458. KIA 4/29/44 SSGT George H Adams Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 4/29/44 SGT Frank H Hart Waist Gunner POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. Richard L Huntington Pilot POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. William M Miller Co-Pilot POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. Francis J Andrews Navigator POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. Standlee E Roberts Bombardier POW 4/29/44 SSGT Peter G Sarpolus Radio Operator POW 4/29/44 SGT Aaron N Lesieur Ball-Turret Gunner POW 4/29/44 SGT Elwood G Posey Waist Gunner POW 4/29/44 SGT Octavio A Moreno Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Vapour Trails 42-97559 MIA Berlin 4/29/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 20/12/43; Dalhart 16/1/44; Kearney 23/2/44; Presque Is 4/3/44; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA- ] Gt Ashfield 5/3/44; Missing in Action Berlin 29/4/44 with Bob Barney, Co-pilot: Osmond Jones, Navigator: Bill McCartney, Bombardier: Albt Scerbo, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Sanford Byer, Ball turret gunner: Chas Grinder, Waist gunner: Jack Burch, Waist gunner: Sam Finlay,Tail gunner: Carl Lunde (9 Prisoner of War); Radio Operator: John Hutchins (Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, crashed Grasleben, near Helmstedt, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 4459. VAPOUR TRAILS. KIA 4/29/44 SSGT John E Hutchins Radio Operator POW 4/29/44 Lt. Robert E Barney Pilot POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. Osmond T Jones Co-Pilot POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. William C McCartny Navigator POW 4/29/44 SSGT Albert F Scerbo Bombardier/ Togglier POW 4/29/44 TSGT Sanford A Byer Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 4/29/44 SSGT Charles A Grinder Ball-Turret Gunner POW 4/29/44 SSGT Jack N Burch Waist Gunner POW 4/29/44 SSGT Sammy E Finley Waist Gunner POW 4/29/44 SSGT Carl H Lunde Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-107045 MIA Berlin 4/29/44''' Delivered Tulsa 6/2/44; Grenier 28/2/44; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG-D] Gt Ashfield 3/3/44; Missing in Action Berlin 29/4/44 with Len Sexton, Co-pilot: Gene Koury, Navigator: Bob Pelletier, Bombardier: Sterling Rogers, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Earl Osborne, Radio Operator: Oral Moore, Ball turret gunner: Tom Fairchild, Waist gunner: Henry Dunning, Waist gunner: Bob Masten,Tail gunner: John Frangadakis (10 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Schleibnitz, seven miles NW of Magdeburg, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 4460. POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. Len Sexton Pilot POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. Eugene T Koury Co-Pilot POW 4/29/44 2nd Lt. Robert V Pelletier Navigator POW 4/29/44 1st Lt. Sterling H Rogers Bombardier POW 4/29/44 SSGT Earl W Osborne Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 4/29/44 SSGT Oral P Moore Radio Operator POW 4/29/44 SGT Thomas J Fairchild Ball-Turret Gunner POW 4/29/44 SGT Henry L Dunning Jr. Waist Gunner POW 4/29/44 SGT Robert S Masten Waist Gunner POW 4/29/44 SGT John M Frangadakis Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Alexander's Ragtime Band 42-31237 Crashed Mendlesham 5/1/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 7/10/43; Grand Island 16/10/43; Wilmington 19/10/43; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-O] Gt Ashfield 26/10/43; battle damaged Pas de Calais 1/5/44 with Russell Novotny(& crew from 452BG), Co-pilot: Fred Hageter (2 Returned to Duty), Navigator: Franklin Murdock, Bombardier: Ernie Lundgren, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Dave Miller, Radio Operator: George Langer, Ball turret gunner: Lloyd Winegarner, Waist gunner: Roger Clark, Waist gunner: Emil Smedley,Tail gunner: Ray Smith all bailed over France, (8POWs?); flak KO’d #4, but limped home to crash landed Mendlesham, Sfk. UK. only to catch fire and burn out; Salvaged 2/5/44. STORK aka ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND. RTD 5/1/44 Lt. Russel A Novotny Pilot RTD 5/1/44 Maj. Fred M Hageter Jr Co-Pilot POW 5/1/44 Lt. Franklin P Murdock Navigator POW 5/1/44 Lt. Ernest O Lundgren Jr Bombardier POW 5/1/44 Arnold M Miller Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 5/1/44 SSGT George A Langer Jr Radio Operator (CHECK FOR POW FILE) POW 5/1/44 SSGT Lloyd A Winegamer Ball-Turret Gunner POW 5/1/44 SSGT Roger R Clark Waist Gunner POW 5/1/44 SSGT Emile E Smedley Waist Gunner POW 5/1/44 SSGT Raymond E Smith Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Daisy June II 42-5879 MIA 5/7/44''' Delivered Long Beach 14/4/43; Smoky Hill 23/4/43; Presque Is 10/5/43; Assigned 339BS/96BG Andrews Fd 13/5/43; transferred 548BS/385BG [GX-J] Gt Ashfield /43; Missing in Action 7/5/44 with Sid Hoffman, Co-pilot: John Brady, Navigator: Carleton Brooks, Bombardier: Ralph Gochner, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Lew Ohinn, Radio Operator: Tony DelGizzi, Ball turret gunner: Carroll Middleton, Waist gunner: Harry Scull, Waist gunner: John Jacoby, Tail gunner: Ed Hunter (10 Prisoner of War); flak, crashed Rechterfeld, SW of Wildeshausen, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 4562. DAISY JUNE II. POW 5/7/44 2nd Lt. Sidney R Hoffman Pilot POW 5/7/44 2nd Lt. John E Brady Co-Pilot POW 5/7/44 2nd Lt. Carleton E Brooks Navigator POW 5/7/44 2nd Lt. Ralph W Gochner Bombardier POW 5/7/44 TSGT Lewis E Ohinn Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 5/7/44 SSGT Anthony J DelGizzi Radio Operator POW 5/7/44 SGT Carroll M Middleton Ball-Turret Gunner POW 5/7/44 SGT Harold W Scull Waist Gunner POW 5/7/44 SGT John S Jacoby Waist Gunner POW 5/7/44 SGT Edward J Hunter Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Jeanne Ricky 42-31786 MIA Berlin 5/8/44''' Delivered Denver 14/12/43; Gt Falls 20/12/43; Kearney 1/1/44; Grenier 21/1/44; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-L] Gt Ashfield 2/2/44; Missing in Action Berlin 8/5/44 with Andy Drobysh, Co-pilot: Harry Gousha, Navigator: Clem Irons, Bombardier: Bob Hudson, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Joe O’Donnell, Radio Operator: Cullen Cotton, Ball turret gunner: Ed Waters, Waist gunner: Russ Beyko, Waist gunner: Art Carter,Tail gunner: Chas Moore (10 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft KOd #3, crashed Worphausen, nine miles NE of Bremen, Ger; Missing Air Crew Report 4563. GIN RICKY. POW 5/8/44 1st Lt. Andrew Drobysch Jr Pilot POW 5/8/44 2nd Lt. Harry M Gousha Jr Co-Pilot POW 5/8/44 2nd Lt. Clement I Irons Navigator POW 5/8/44 2nd Lt. Robert L Hudson Bombardier POW 5/8/44 TSGT Joseph V O'Donnell Jr Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 5/8/44 TSGT Cullen R Cotton Radio Operator POW 5/8/44 SSGT Edward M Waters Ball-Turret Gunner POW 5/8/44 SSGT Russell J Boyko Waist Gunner POW 5/8/44 SSGT Arthur F Carter Waist Gunner POW 5/8/44 SSGT Charles E Moore Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Ragged But Right 42-97207 Force Landed Manston 5/12/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 6/2/44; Gr Island 22/2/44; Grenier 13/3/44; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA-P] Gt Ashfield 16/3/44; battle damaged Brux 12/5/44 with Neil Rosener, Co-pilot: George Flynn, Radio Operator: Bill Manley, Ball turret gunner: Bob Feuers,Tail gunner: Jim Moulton (5 Returned to Duty); Navigator: John Storar, Bombardier: Jerome Leichtman (2 Prisoner of War), Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Harry Mack, Waist gunner: Ike Goodman, Waist gunner: Stan Stoma (3 Killed in Action); lost an engine by enemy aircraft and left target area being unable to keep up with the formation, eventually landed RAF Manston, Kent, UK , Salvaged 15/5/44. Missing Air Crew Report 4880. RAGGED BUT RIGHT. KIA 5/16/44 SGT Isaac L Goodman Waist Gunner KIA 5/12/44 SGT Stanley S Stoma Waist Gunner POW 5/12/44 2nd Lt. John M Storar Navigator POW 5/12/44 2nd Lt. Jerome C Leichtman Bombardier POW 5/12/44 SGT Harold H Mack Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer RTD 5/12/44 Lt. Neil W Rosener Pilot RTD 5/12/44 2nd Lt. George F Flynn Co-Pilot RTD 5/12/44 SGT William J Manley Radio Operator RTD 5/12/44 SGT Robert J Feuers Ball-Turret Gunner RTD 5/12/44 SGT James T Moulton Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-31787 MIA Brux 5/12/44''' Delivered Denver 14/12/43; Gt falls 20/12/43; Denver 26/12/43; Kearney 2/1/44; Presque Is 24/1/44; Grenier 29/1/44; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-N] Gt Ashfield 4/2/44; Missing in Action Brux 12/5/44 with Howard Worster, Co-pilot: Chas Manuel, Navigator: Ray Stroben, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Bob Wagner, Radio Operator: Bernie Kelly, Ball turret gunner: Joe Maltby, Waist gunner: Sam Riccio, Waist gunner: Melvin Click,Tail gunner: Vernon Burke (9 Killed in Action); tog-Bob Pellman (Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed in forest two miles W of Langerhein, near Ziegenberg, six miles W of Bad Nauheim, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 4879. KIA 5/12/44 2nd Lt. Howard M Worster Pilot KIA 5/12/44 2nd Lt. Charles A Manuel Co-Pilot KIA 5/12/44 2nd Lt. Raymond N Stroben Navigator KIA 5/12/44 TSGT Robert C Wagner Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 5/12/44 SSGT Bernard M Kelly Radio Operator KIA 5/12/44 SGT Joseph A Maltby Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 5/12/44 SGT Samuel H Riccio Waist Gunner KIA 5/12/44 SGT Melvin E Click Waist Gunner KIA 5/12/44 SGT Vernon C Burke Jr. Tail Gunner POW 5/12/44 SGT Robert W Pellman Jr. Bombardier/ Togglier '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-31742 MIA Berlin 5/24/44''' Delivered Denver 12/12/43; Kearney 30/12/43; RAF Cluntoe 14/1/44; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX- ] Gt Ashfield 17/1/44; Missing in Action Berlin 24/5/44 with Bob King, Co-pilot: Bill Clark, Navigator: Oliver Harris, Bombardier: Lou Fyda, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Bill Ruble, Radio Operator: Myron Seiberling, Ball turret gunner: Leroy Parsels, Waist gunner: Walter Lape, Waist gunner: Smith Roland,Tail gunner: Cyril Wolfsy (10 Prisoner of War); flak, crashed Midwolde, Hol. Missing Air Crew Report 5267. POW 5/24/44 2nd Lt. Robert King Jr Pilot POW 5/24/44 2nd Lt. William H Clark Jr. Co-Pilot POW 5/24/44 2nd Lt. Oliver Y Harris Navigator POW 5/24/44 2nd Lt. Louis A Fyda Bombardier POW 5/24/44 SSGT William H Ruble Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 5/24/44 TSGT Myron Seiberling Radio Operator POW 5/24/44 SSGT Leroy A Parsels Ball-Turret Gunner POW 5/24/44 SSGT Walter E Lape Waist Gunner POW 5/24/44 SSGT Smith S Roland Waist Gunner POW 5/24/44 SSGT Cyril S Wofsy Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Gremlin Buggy II 42-97603 MIA Karlsruhe 5/27/44''' Delivered Denver 3/1/44; Scott 10/2/44; Langley 13/2/44; Presque Is 11/3/44; Assigned (H2X) 333BS/94BG Rougham 12/3/44; transferred 548BS/385BG [GX-K] Gt Ashfield 12/3/44; Missing in Action Karlsruhe 27/5/44 with Capt Bill Richards (94BG), Co-pilot: Capt Norman Radin (radar crew, later escaped), radar nav-Bob Craig, Bombardier: Jim Goings, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Bill Carte, Ex nav-Lt Garnett Turnstall, Waist gunner: Henry Piekarski, Waist gunner: Raleigh Rhodes94BG,Tail gunner: Loy Humphrey (10INT); flak hit #2; bellied in Knutwil, Switz; set on fire to destroy secret radar equipment. Missing Air Crew Report 5266. GREMLIN BUGGY II. INT 5/27/44 Col. Norman I Radin Pilot INT 5/27/44 Capt. William W Richards Co-Pilot INT 5/27/44 2nd Lt. Robert P Craig Mickey Operator INT 5/27/44 2nd Lt. James D Goings Bombardier INT 5/27/44 TSGT William D Carte Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer INT 5/27/44 Lt. Garnett Turnstall Navigator INT 5/27/44 SSGT Henry J Piekarski Waist Gunner INT 5/27/44 TSGT Raleigh H Rhodes Waist Gunner INT 5/27/44 SSGT Loy Humphrey Tail Gunner INT 5/27/44 Clem J Skurka Radio Operator '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-97847 MIA Magdeburg 5/28/44''' Delivered Denver 14/3/44; Kearney 8/4/44; Dow Fd 14/4/44; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA-Q] Gt Ashfield 22/4/44; Missing in Action Magdeburg 28/5/44 with Francis Hunter, Co-pilot: Ray Miller, Navigator: Preston Ray, Bombardier: Antero Coelho, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Ralph Marts, Radio Operator: Jerome Schrotter, Ball turret gunner: Dick Scott, Waist gunner: Ed Kowalski, Waist gunner: Ken Sheehan,Tail gunner: Maurice Pruner (10 Prisoner of War); flak KOd #4, crashed Albrechtshain, near Grimma, E of Leipzig, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 5265. POW 5/28/44 Flt. Ofc. Francis J Hunter Pilot POW 5/28/44 Flt. Ofc. Raymond J Miller Jr. Co-Pilot POW 5/28/44 2nd Lt. Preston Ray Navigator POW 5/28/44 2nd Lt. Antero D Coelho Bombardier POW 5/28/44 SSGT Ralph M Marts Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 5/28/44 SSGT Jerome H Schrotter Radio Operator POW 5/28/44 SGT Richard E Scott Ball-Turret Gunner POW 5/28/44 SGT Edward J Kowalski Waist Gunner POW 5/28/44 SGT Kenneth E Sheehan Waist Gunner POW 5/28/44 SGT Maurice J Pruner Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-39918 MIA Pas de Calais 6/2/44''' Delivered Long Beach 8/10/43; Gr Island 8/11/43; Assigned 550BS/385BG Gt Ashfield 18/11/43; Missing in Action Pas de Calais 2/6/44 with Roger Schock, Bombardier: John Brenish, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Bill Wesley, Radio Operator: Ray Flora, Waist gunner: Ralph Valvano,Tail gunner: Bernard Solomon (6 Prisoner of War); Melvin Curry (Killed in Action); Co-pilot: Dick Ahlheim, Navigator: Emerson Branson, Ball turret gunner: Melvin Curry, Waist gunner: John Connolly (4 evaded capture); flak KOd #3, crashed Molineaux, NW of Elbeuf, Fr. Missing Air Crew Report 5232. KIA 6/2/44 SSGT Melvin H Curry Ball-Turret Gunner POW 6/2/44 Lt. Roger L Schock Pilot POW 6/2/44 Flt. Ofc. John E Brenish Bombardier POW 6/2/44 TSGT William A Wesley Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 6/2/44 TSGT Raymond A Flora Radio Operator POW 6/2/44 SGT Ralph M Valvano Waist Gunner POW 6/2/44 SSGT Bernard B Solomon Tail Gunner EC 6/2/44 Flt. Ofc. Richard F Ahlheim Co-Pilot EC 6/2/44 2nd Lt. Emerson E Branson Navigator EC 6/2/44 SSGT Melvin H Curry Ball-Turret Gunner EC 6/2/44 SSGT John M Connolly Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Junior aka Crash Wagon III 42-31762 MIA French Airfields 6/12/44''' Delivered Denver 12/12/43; Gt Falls 16/12/43; Denver 20/12/43; Kearney 31/12/43; RAF Nutts Corner 15/1/44; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-M] Gt Ashfield 17/1/44; Missing in Action French A/fds 12/6/44 with Loren Jackson, Co-pilot: Ross Blake, Bombardier: Joe Haught, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Armando Marsili, Radio Operator: Ervin Pickrel, Ball turret gunner: Felipe Muquiz, Waist gunner: Fred Martini, Waist gunner: Sam Pennell, Tail gunner: Theo Dubenic (9 Prisoner of War); Navigator: Gerald Shaffer (Killed in Action); flak, crashed Farceaux, 20 miles SE of Rouen, Fr. Missing Air Crew Report 5628. JUNIOR aka CRASH WAGON III. KIA 6/12/44 2nd Lt. Gerald W Shaffer Navigator POW 6/12/44 Lt. Col. Loren E Jackson Sr Pilot POW 6/12/44 2nd Lt. Ross M Blake Co-Pilot POW 6/12/44 2nd Lt. Joseph W Haught Bombardier POW 6/12/44 SSGT Armando A Marsilii Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 6/12/44 TSGT Ervin A Pickrel Radio Operator POW 6/12/44 SSGT Felipe E Muquiz Ball-Turret Gunner POW 6/12/44 TSGT Frederic C Martini Waist Gunner POW 6/12/44 SSGT Sam A Pennell Waist Gunner POW 6/12/44 SSGT Theodore G Dubenic Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Mr. Smith 42-5985 MIA Hamburg 6/20/44''' Delivered Long Beach 11/6/43; Gore 7/7/43; Dow Fd 19/7/43; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA-R] Gt Ashfield 20/7/43; Missing in Action Hamburg 20/6/44 with Joe Montgomery, Navigator: Milton Shalinsky, Bombardier: Santo Caruso, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Jim Martin, Radio Operator: Yoris Cottongim, Ball turret gunner: John Hadzega, Waist gunner: Leo Allard, Waist gunner: John Davis, Tail gunner: Frank Sutula (9 Prisoner of War); Co-pilot: Sam Levy (Killed in Action); #2 & #3 sustained damage, then another feathered, crashed Neuenwalde, 12 miles S of Cuxhaven, Ger; Missing Air Crew Report 5899. KIA 6/20/44 2nd Lt. Samuel K Levy Co-Pilot POW 6/20/44 2nd Lt. Joseph A Montgomery Pilot POW 6/20/44 2nd Lt. Milton Shalinsky Navigator POW 6/20/44 2nd Lt. Santo F Caruso Bombardier POW 6/20/44 SSGT James A Martin Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 6/20/44 SSGT Yoris M Cottongim Jr Radio Operator POW 6/20/44 SGT John O Hadzega Ball-Turret Gunner POW 6/20/44 PVT Leo L Allard Waist Gunner POW 6/20/44 SGT John H Davis Waist Gunner POW 6/20/44 SGT Frank P Sutula Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Dear Mom 42-38135 MIA Berlin 6/21/44''' Delivered Denver 23/12/43; Kearney 15/1/44; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA- ] Gt Ashfield 9/2/44; Missing in Action Berlin 21/6/44 with Marvin Lohmeyer; Radio Operator: John Spencer, Waist gunner: Marion Tuckett (3 Killed in Action); Co-pilot: Bill Coulthard, Navigator: Leon Pease, Bombardier: Bob Tiffany, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Tom Greene, Ball turret gunner: John Fagan, Waist gunner: Bob Cummings,Tail gunner: Hubert Phillips (7 Returned to Duty); enemy aircraft, force landed Dorrod, Sweden. Missing Air Crew Report 5920. KIA 6/21/44 2nd Lt. Marvin E Lohmeyer Pilot KIA 6/21/44 TSGT John H Spencer Radio Operator KIA 6/21/44 SSGT Marion E Puckett Waist Gunner RTD 6/21/44 2nd Lt. William H Coulthard Co-Pilot RTD 6/21/44 2nd Lt. Leon W Pease Navigator RTD 6/21/44 Maj. Robert S Tiffany Jr. Bombardier RTD 6/21/44 TSGT Thomas C Greene Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer RTD 6/21/44 SSGT John B Fagan Jr. Ball-Turret Gunner RTD 6/21/44 SSGT Robert M Cummings Waist Gunner RTD 6/21/44 TSGT Hubert E Phillips Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-3490 MIA Berlin 6/21/44''' Delivered Denver 11/7/43; Grenier 18/8/43; Assigned 812BS/482BG [MI-F] 549BS/385BG [XA-] Alconbury 20/8/43 (H2-X); Missing in Action Berlin 21/6/44 with Matt Totter, Bill Lynch, Ernie Ven Der Heyden, Albt Strahle, Warren Rissmiller, Walter Lynch, Roy Rayle, John Ranz, Craig Lewis, Bob Stafford (10INT); force landed Sweden; Missing Air Crew Report 5919. Became Swedish air-liner SE-BAN; Written off 10/1948. INT 6/21/44 2nd Lt. Matthew P Totter Pilot INT 6/21/44 2nd Lt. William J Lynch Co-Pilot INT 6/21/44 Flt. Ofc. Ernest P Van Der Hayden Navigator INT 6/21/44 SSGT Albert Strahle Bombardier INT 6/21/44 SSGT Warren G Rissmiller Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer INT 6/21/44 SSGT Walter A Lynch Radio Operator INT 6/21/44 SGT Roy W Rayle Ball-Turret Gunner INT 6/21/44 SGT John H Ranz Waist Gunner INT 6/21/44 SGT Craig L Lewis Waist Gunner INT 6/21/44 SGT Robert M Stafford Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-97211 MIA Munich 7/11/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 10/2/44; Gr Island 22/2/44; Grenier 13/3/44; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-H] Gt Ashfield 16/3/44; Missing in Action Munich 11/7/44 with Irvin Henderson, Co-pilot: Dave Schnaars, Navigator: Joe Johnson, Bombardier: Gordon Gray, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Bob Parish, Radio Operator: Fred Nygard, Ball turret gunner: Leo Watt, Waist gunner: Earl Edwards, Waist gunner: Jim Smith,Tail gunner: Harry Bible (10 Prisoner of War); flak, crashed Hainhofen, near Augsburg, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 7360. POW 7/11/44 Lt. Irvin L Henderson Pilot POW 7/11/44 2nd Lt. David R Schnaars Jr Co-Pilot POW 7/11/44 2nd Lt. Joe R Johnson Navigator POW 7/11/44 2nd Lt. Gordon H Gray Bombardier POW 7/11/44 TSGT Robert E Parish Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 7/11/44 TSGT Frederick A Nygard Radio Operator POW 7/11/44 SSGT Leo B Wyatt Ball-Turret Gunner POW 7/11/44 SSGT Earl D Edwards Waist Gunner POW 7/11/44 SSGT James L Smith Waist Gunner POW 7/11/44 SGT Harold C Bible Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Lil Lu 43-38612 MIA Merseburg 7/12/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 24/8/44; Gt Falls 29/8/44; Hunter 7/9/44; Grenier 15/9/44; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA- ] Gt Ashfield 19/9/44; Missing in Action Merseburg 7/12/44 with Alvin Hufford, Wayne Lough, Conrad Gale, Dick Bowling, Ralph Cole, Dean Leyerly, John Keefe, Willis Hanemannn, Lou Dodson (9 Prisoner of War); flak, crashed Nordoellen, Hol?. Missing Air Crew Report 11056. LIL-LU. POW 7/12/44 2nd Lt. Alvin R Hufford Pilot POW 7/12/44 2nd Lt. Wayne L Lough Co-Pilot POW 7/12/44 Flt. Ofc. Conrad E Gale Navigator POW 7/12/44 Flt. Ofc. Dick N Bowling Bombardier POW 7/12/44 SSGT Ralph C Cole Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 7/12/44 SGT Dean L Leyerly Radio Operator POW 7/12/44 SGT John F Keefe Ball-Turret Gunner POW 7/12/44 SGT Willis P Hanemann Waist Gunner POW 7/12/44 SGT Louis F Dodson Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Off Spring 42-31917 MIA Munich 7/12/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 4/1/44; Kearney 13/1/44; Grenier 26/1/44; Assigned 551BS/385BG [SG-S] Gt Ashfield 2/2/44; Missing in Action Munich 12/7/44 with Capt Rich White, Co-pilot: Clarry Gittins, Navigator: Jim Johnston, Bombardier: Pat Flanagan, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Marvin Nieman, Radio Operator: Harry Fitzwater, Ball turret gunner: Homer Comegys, Waist gunner: Sam Canter, Waist gunner: Bill Lord (9 Killed in Action);Tail gunner: Bob McPherson (Prisoner of War); mid air coll with 42-102606 (385BG), both broke up and crashed Perl, Luxemberg. Missing Air Crew Report 7507. OFF SPRING was originally named for the newborn son of one time pilot Duane (Pappy) Pangle. KIA 7/12/44 Capt. Richard B White Pilot KIA 7/12/44 2nd Lt. Clarence E Gittins Co-Pilot KIA 7/12/44 Flt. Ofc. James W Johnston Navigator KIA 7/12/44 2nd Lt. Patrick J Flanagan Bombardier KIA 7/12/44 SSGT Marvin W Nieman Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 7/12/44 SSGT Harry E Fitzwater Radio Operator KIA 7/12/44 SGT Homer C Comegys Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 7/12/44 SGT Samuel L Canter Waist Gunner KIA 7/12/44 SGT William R Lord Jr Waist Gunner POW 7/12/44 SGT Robert P McPherson Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Curley's Kids 42-102606 MIA Munich 7/12/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 18/3/44; Kearney 2/4/44; Dow Fd 14/2/44; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG-K] Gt Ashfield 20/4/44; Missing in Action Munich 12/7/44 with Bob McDonald, Co-pilot: Steve Ryan, Navigator: Bill Henry, Bombardier: Francis Chrisman, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: George Brown, Radio Operator: Russell Hale, Ball turret gunner: Walt Barosh, Waist gunner: Pete Hofferman,Tail gunner: Pete Linton (9 Killed in Action); Waist gunner: Larry Atiyah (Prisoner of War); mid air coll with 42-31917 (385BG), crashed Wolwelange, Belg. Missing Air Crew Report 7489. CURLEY’S KIDS. KIA 7/12/44 1st Lt. Robert L McDonald Pilot KIA 7/12/44 2nd Lt. Stephen F Ryan Co-Pilot KIA 7/12/44 2nd Lt. William T Henry Navigator KIA 7/12/44 Flt. Ofc. Francis M Chrisman Bombardier KIA 7/12/44 TSGT George E Brown Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 7/12/44 SSGT Russell Hale Radio Operator KIA 7/12/44 SSGT Walter R Barosh Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 7/12/44 SSGT Peter J Hofferman Waist Gunner KIA 7/12/44 SSGT Pete Linton Tail Gunner POW 7/12/44 SSGT Larry Atiyeh Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-107031 MIA Munich 7/13/44''' Delivered Tulsa 2/2/44; Grenier 5/3/44; Assigned 96BG Snetterton 13/3/44; 550BS/385BG [SG-N] Gt Ashfield 12/3/44; Missing in Action Munich 13/7/44 with Bob Turner, Co-pilot: Ken Daniels, Navigator: George Allen, Bombardier: Bob Dewey, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Dave Disbrow, Radio Operator: Chester Pawelczak, Ball turret gunner: Myron Caulkin, Waist gunner: Arthur Brooks, Waist gunner: Alf Hanson, Tail gunner: Art Dassow (10INT); flak, force landed Dubendorf, Switz. Missing Air Crew Report 7490. Returned to the USA 1103 BU Morrison 22/8/45; Reconstruction Finance Corporation (sold for scrap metal in USA) Walnut Ridge 18/12/45. INT 7/13/44 Lt. Robert G Turner Pilot INT 7/13/44 2nd Lt. Kenneth E Daniels Co-Pilot INT 7/13/44 1st Lt. George K Allen Jr Navigator INT 7/13/44 2nd Lt. Robert W Dewey Bombardier INT 7/13/44 TSGT David W Disbrow Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer INT 7/13/44 TSGT Chester D Pawelczak Radio Operator INT 7/13/44 SGT Myron L Caulkin Ball-Turret Gunner INT 7/13/44 SSGT Arthur F Brooks Waist Gunner INT 7/13/44 SSGT Alfred A Hanson Waist Gunner INT 7/13/44 SSGT Arthur W Dassow Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 44-6112 MIA Switzerland 7/16/44''' Missing in Action: 16 July 1944 (Flak / Mechanical failure) With Norman Robbins, Co-pilot: Bruce Dixon, Navigator: Paul Grove, Bombardier: Bob Reeves, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Bob Hoelzer, Radio Operator: Isadore Gertler, Ball turret gunner: Sheldon May, Waist gunner: Phil Vuchichevich, Waist gunner: Walter Cole (wia),Tail gunner: Ed Leonard force landed Dubendorf, Switzerland 10 Interned (MACR 7569) INT 7/16/44 Lt. Norman V Robbins Pilot INT 7/16/44 2nd Lt. Bruce F Dixon Co-Pilot INT 7/16/44 2nd Lt. Paul S Grove Navigator INT 7/16/44 2nd Lt. Robert C Reeves Bombardier INT 7/16/44 SSGT Robert C Hoelzer Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer INT 7/16/44 TSGT Isadore Gertler Radio Operator INT 7/16/44 SSGT Sheldon May Ball-Turret Gunner INT 7/16/44 TSGT Philip J Vuchichevich Waist Gunner INT 7/16/44 SSGT Walter L Cole Waist Gunner INT 7/16/44 SSGT Edward S Leonard Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 43-37663 MIA Merseburg 7/29/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 9/5/44; Hunter 21/5/44; Grenier 1/6/44; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR- ] Gt Ashfield 7/6/44; Missing in Action Merseburg 29/7/44 with A.L. Benefield (Prisoner of War); Co-pilot: Dick Barry, Navigator: Herb Kozel, Bombardier: Leon Davidson, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Calvin Winwright, Radio Operator: Ed McGrath, Ball turret gunner: Harry Crouse, Waist gunner: Harry McCarthy,Tail gunner: Chas Campbell (8 Killed in Action); flak KO’d #4 before ship plunged down, crashed Bloesien, SW of Merseburg, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 7819. KIA 7/29/44 2nd Lt. Richard G Barry Co-Pilot KIA 7/29/44 2nd Lt. Herbert R Kozel Navigator KIA 7/29/44 2nd Lt. Leonard F Davidson Bombardier KIA 7/29/44 TSGT Calvin C Winright Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 7/29/44 TSGT Edward H McGrath Jr Radio Operator KIA 7/29/44 SSGT Harold P Crouse Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 7/29/44 SSGT Harry L McCarthy Waist Gunner KIA 7/29/44 SSGT Charles C Campbell Tail Gunner POW 7/29/44 1st Lt. A L Benefield Jr Pilot '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-31598 MIA Paris 8/2/44''' Delivered Denver 28/11/43; Kearney 19/12/43; Wilmington 31/12/43; Presque Is 2/1/44; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-V] Gt Ashfield 18/1/44; Missing in Action Paris 2/8/44 with Luther Newcomer, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Joe Panasuk, Waist gunner: Ed Abbott,Tail gunner: Ken Waterfield (4 Prisoner of War); Co-pilot: Russell Katz, Navigator: Jim Lindquist, Bombardier: Ed O’Day, Radio Operator: Marion Church, Ball turret gunner: Jack Davis (5 evaded capture); flak, crashed Breviaries, N of Rambouillet, Fr. Missing Air Crew Report 8161. POW 8/2/44 Lt. Luther P Newcomer Pilot POW 8/2/44 SGT Joseph W Panasuk Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 8/2/44 SSGT Edward C Abbott Jr Waist Gunner POW 8/2/44 TSGT Kenneth E Waterfield Tail Gunner EC 8/2/44 2nd Lt. Russell J Katz Co-Pilot EC 8/2/44 2nd Lt. James I Lindquist Navigator EC 8/2/44 Lt. Edward F O'Day Jr. Bombardier EC 8/2/44 TSGT Marion T Church Radio Operator EC 8/2/44 SSGT Jack C Davis Ball-Turret Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Hairs Breath 42-38199 MIA Hamburg 8/4/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 12/1/44; Kearney 24/1/44; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-P] Gt Ashfield 8/2/44; Missing in Action Hamburg 4/8/44 with John Masterson, Co-pilot: Ed Caldero, Navigator: Joe Silverman, Bombardier: Steve Yarema, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Pete McCabe, Radio Operator: Guido Mannarino, Ball turret gunner: Ed Ferris, Waist gunner: Bob McKneilly,Tail gunner: Merritt Knox (9 Prisoner of War); flak KO’d #3 & enemy aircraft, crashed Midlum, S of Cuxhaven, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 7743. HAIRS BREATH. POW 8/4/44 2nd Lt. John E Masterson Pilot POW 8/4/44 2nd Lt. Edward P Caldero Co-Pilot POW 8/4/44 2nd Lt. Joseph Silverman Navigator POW 8/4/44 2nd Lt. Steven Yarema Bombardier POW 8/4/44 SSGT Peter J McCabe Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 8/4/44 SGT Guido A Mannarino Radio Operator POW 8/4/44 SGT Edward L Ferris Ball-Turret Gunner POW 8/4/44 SSGT Robert H McNeilly Waist Gunner POW 8/4/44 SGT Merritt W Knox Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 43-38156 MIA Eindhoven 8/9/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 1/7/44; Kearney 11/7/44; Grenier 15/7/44; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR- ] Gt Ashfield 18/7/44; Missing in Action Eindhoven 9/8/44 with Sterling Bristol, John Faulkner, Tony Burrows (3 Killed in Action); Bill Allison, John Campbell, Earl Hansen, Tony Mosca, Julius King, Buell Martin (6 Prisoner of War); flak, crashed Baumholder, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 7389. KIA 8/9/44 2nd Lt. Sterling W Bristol Jr Pilot KIA 8/9/44 2nd Lt. John F Faulkner Navigator KIA 8/9/44 SSGT Anthony Burroughs Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 8/9/44 2nd Lt. Billy H Allison Co-Pilot POW 8/9/44 2nd Lt. John H Campbell Bombardier POW 8/9/44 SSGT Earl I Hansen Radio Operator POW 8/9/44 SGT Anthony J Mosca Ball-Turret Gunner POW 8/9/44 SSGT Julius L King Jr Waist Gunner POW 8/9/44 SSGT Buell S Martin Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 42-31864 MIA Venlo 8/15/44''' Delivered Denver 30/12/43; Kearney 14/1/44; Morrison 31/1/44; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA-Z] Gt Ashfield 21/2/44; Missing in Action Venlo 15/8/44 with Bob Harrington, Co-pilot: Jim Kelly, Navigator: Joe Norbut, Bombardier: Phil Feldman, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Jim Terry, Radio Operator: Dominic Romeo, Ball turret gunner: Jim Craver,Tail gunner: Paul McNally (8 Prisoner of War); Waist gunner: Jim Moulton (evaded capture); flak KO’d #1 and #2, lost altitude, crashed Gross-Hesepe, NW of Meppen, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 7907. POW 8/15/44 Lt. Robert K Harrington Pilot POW 8/15/44 2nd Lt. James G Kelly Co-Pilot POW 8/15/44 2nd Lt. Joseph G Norbut Navigator POW 8/15/44 Flt. Ofc. Philip F Feldman Bombardier POW 8/15/44 TSGT James E Terry Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 8/15/44 SSGT Dominick Romeo Radio Operator POW 8/15/44 TSGT James P Craver Ball-Turret Gunner POW 8/15/44 SSGT Paul E McNally Tail Gunner EC 8/15/44 SGT James T Moulton Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Homesick Angel 42-107135 MIA Handorf 8/15/44''' Delivered Denver 2/3/44; Kearney 22/3/44; Grenier 21/4/44; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA-N] Gt Ashfield 24/4/44; Missing in Action Handorf 15/8/44 with Neil Rosener, Co-pilot: George Flynn, Navigator: Hubert Graves, Bombardier: Lester Esterman, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Harry Fiscus, Radio Operator: Roland Reid, Ball turret gunner: Clarry Dosser, Waist gunner: Laverne Rohrbaugh, Ph-Cliff Peek, Tail gunner: Joe Lopes (10POW-all picked up by a German boat); flak damage, crashed Ijsselmeer, E of Enkhuizen, Hol. Missing Air Crew Report 7908. HOMESICK ANGEL. POW 8/15/44 Lt. Neil W Rosener Pilot POW 8/15/44 2nd Lt. George F Flynn Co-Pilot POW 8/15/44 2nd Lt. Hubert E Graves Jr Navigator POW 8/15/44 Lt. Lester Esterman Bombardier POW 8/15/44 SSGT Harold C Fiscus Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 8/15/44 TSGT Roland J Reid Radio Operator POW 8/15/44 SSGT Clarence A Dosser Jr Ball-Turret Gunner POW 8/15/44 SSGT Laverne E Rohrbaugh Waist Gunner POW 8/15/44 TSGT Clifford J Peek Waist Gunner POW 8/15/44 SSGT Joseph L Lopes Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Big Gas Bird 42-31638 MIA Magdeburg 9/12/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 30/11/43; Paine 4/12/43; Kearney 11/12/43; Romulus 20/12/43; Presque Is 21/12/43; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-L] Gt Ashfield 30/12/43; Missing in Action Magdeburg 12/9/44 with Ramon Newman, Co-pilot: Harvey Dater, Bombardier: Ed Lower, Radio Operator: Bob Kuhn (4 Killed in Action); Navigator: George Pearson, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: John Fuchs, Ball turret gunner: Clifton Estabrook, Waist gunner: Claude Lyons, Tail gunner: Tom Morrissey (5 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Ruppershutten, E of Frankfurt, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 8907. BIG GAS BIRD. KIA 9/12/44 Lt. Ramon H Newman Pilot KIA 9/12/44 2nd Lt. Harvey Dater Co-Pilot KIA 9/12/44 1st Lt. Edward J Lower Bombardier KIA 9/12/44 TSGT Robert E Kuhn Radio Operator POW 9/12/44 2nd Lt. George W Pearson Bombardier POW 9/12/44 SGT John H Fuchs Jr Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 9/12/44 SSGT Clifton D Estabrook Ball-Turret Gunner POW 9/12/44 SSGT Claude H Lyons Waist Gunner POW 9/12/44 SSGT Tom H Morrissey Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Half & Half 42-97940 Crashed Kentford 9/13/44''' Delivered Denver 10/4/44; Cheyenne 1/5/44; Hunter 14/5/44; Dow Fd 4/6/44; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX- ] Gt Ashfield 7/6/44; detailed Stuttgart 13/9/44 with Chas Lamont, Co-pilot: Billy Hinson, Navigator: Jim Pillsbury, tog-Hazen Whittier, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: George Barnett, Ball turret gunner: Bill Pipes, Waist gunner: J.J. Toomey,Tail gunner: Bob Thomas (8 Returned to Duty); Radio Operator: Joe Sturdivant (Killed in Action); on return fire broke out in landing gear, abandoned over West Suffolk, crashed near Kentford, Bury St Edmunds; Salvaged (rep with rear end of DOZY DOATS), became HALF AND HALF. KIA 9/13/44 SSGT Joe P Sturdivant Waist Gunner RTD 9/13/44 2nd Lt. Charles Lamont Jr Pilot RTD 9/13/44 Billy J Hinson Co-Pilot RTD 9/13/44 2nd Lt. James S Pillsbury Navigator RTD 9/13/44 Hazen Whittier Bombardier/ Togglier RTD 9/13/44 TSGT George W Barnett Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer RTD 9/13/44 William L Pipes Ball-Turret Gunner RTD 9/13/44 J J Toomey Waist Gunner RTD 9/13/44 Robert L Thomas Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Reluctant Lady 42-107035 MIA Bremen 9/26/44''' Delivered Tulsa 3/2/44; Dow Fd 24/4/44; Assigned 398BG Nuthampstead 30/4/44; transferred 548BS/385BG [GX-L] Gt Ashfield 6/5/44; Missing in Action Bremen 26/9/44 with Chas Lundsberg, Co-pilot: J.M. Elzey, Navigator: Bob Smallman, Bombardier: John Wise, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Cosmo Rabasco, Radio Operator: Forrest Sampson, Ball turret gunner: Bill Sizer, Waist gunner: Jack Walker,Tail gunner: Ed Morgan and ph-Alex Behr (10 Prisoner of War); flak, crashed Jesteburg, NW of Lueneburg, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 10204. RELUCTANT LADY. POW 9/26/44 Capt. Charles W Lundsberg Pilot POW 9/26/44 2nd Lt. J M Ellzey Co-Pilot POW 9/26/44 2nd Lt. Robert E Smallman Navigator POW 9/26/44 Lt. John W Wise Bombardier POW 9/26/44 TSGT Cosmo Rabasco Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 9/26/44 TSGT Forrest O Sampson Jr Radio Operator POW 9/26/44 SSGT William R Sizer Ball-Turret Gunner POW 9/26/44 SSGT Jack M Walker Waist Gunner POW 9/26/44 SSGT Edward D Morgan Tail Gunner POW 9/26/44 SGT Alexander Behr Jr PH/ Passenger '''B-17 Flying Fortress Heavenly Body 44-6008 Ditched North Sea 9/26/44''' Delivered Tulsa 3/4/44; Hunter 17/4/44; Grenier 30/4/44; Assigned 548BS/385BG Gt Ashfield 7/5/44; battle damaged Bremen 26/9/44 with Chas Lamont, Co-pilot: Rodolfo Gutierrez (2 Killed in Action), Navigator: Herbert R. Greiner , Bombardier: Roy F. Buck, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Albert M. Detert, Radio Operator: Gilbert H. Woerner, Ball turret gunner: Robert R. Hoyman, Waist gunner: Lawrence X. Crilley, Tail gunner: Richard E. Rolander; (7 Returned to Duty). HEAVENLY BODY. flak, ditched North Sea. KIA 9/26/44 2nd Lt. Charles Lamont Jr Pilot KIA 9/26/44 2nd Lt. Rodolfo Gutierrez Co-Pilot RTD 9/26/44 1st Lt. Herbert R Greider Navigator RTD 9/26/44 2nd Lt. Roy F Buck Bombardier RTD 9/26/44 Albert M Detert Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer RTD 9/26/44 Gilbert H Woerner Radio Operator RTD 9/26/44 Robert R Hoyman Ball-Turret Gunner RTD 9/26/44 Lawrence X Crilley Waist Gunner RTD 9/26/44 Richard E Rolander Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress West Virginian 44-6159 MIA Berlin 10/6/44''' Delivered Tulsa 18/5/44; Kearney 29/5/44; Grenier 7/6/44; Assigned 551BS/385BG [XA-M] Gt Ashfield 11/6/44; Missing in Action Berlin 6/10/44 with Ray Noiseau, Metro Marchyn (2 Prisoner of War); Bill Waggoner, Bill Feuerstein, Stan Gue, Norman Wiess, Paul Provinical, Jim Burns, Don McGraw (7 Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, crashed Brandenburg, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 9515. WEST VIRGINIAN.http://www.americanairmuseum.com/aircraft/15235 KIA 10/6/44 [[Burns-10478|SSGT James Burns Jr.]] Waist Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Feuerstein-280|2nd Lt. William J. Fuerstein]] Bombardier KIA 10/6/44 [[Waggoner-1936|1st Lt. William A. Waggoner]] Co-Pilot KIA 10/6/44 [[Weiss-2465|TSGT Norman S. Weiss]] Radio Operation/ Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Provinciali-3|SSGT Paul Provincial]] Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Gue-49|TSGT Stanley D. Gue]] Top-Turret Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[McGraw-1156|SSGT Donald T. McGraw]] Tail Gunner POW 10/6/44 [[Marchyn-1|1st Lt. Metro Marchyn]] Navigator POW 10/6/44 [[Noiseau-3|Capt. Raymond C. Noiseau]] Pilot '''B-17 Flying Fortress Wee Willie Wilbur 42-102465 MIA Berlin 10/6/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 5/3/44; Kearney 5/4/44; Dow Fd 14/4/44; Assigned 551BS/385BG HR-J] Gt Ashfield 20/4/44; Missing in Action Berlin 6/10/44 with Bill Jens, Athrian Vaughn, Bob Huff, Stewart Love, Chester Means, Joe Kunkle, Aloysius Kozanecki, Fred Nagle, Stan Pylko (9 Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, crashed Liepe, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 9525. WEE WILLIE WILBUR.http://www.americanairmuseum.com/aircraft/1516 ''SSGT Stewart Love was POW not KIA'' KIA 10/6/44 [[Jens-104|2nd Lt. William Jens]] Pilot KIA 10/6/44 [[Kozanecki-1|SGT Aloysius Kozanecki]] Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Kunkle-410|SGT Joseph Kunkle]] Radio Operator KIA 10/6/44 [[Means-1495|SGT Chester F. Means]] Top-Turret Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Nagle-2095|SGT Fred Nagle]] Waist Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Pytko-1|SSGT Stanley Pytko]] Tail Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Vaughn-4684|2nd Lt. Athrian Vaughn]] Co-Pilot KIA 10/6/44 [[Huff-4166|FLT O Robert K. Huff]] Navigator POW 10/6/44 [[Love-5397|SSGT Stewart M. Love]] Bombardier/Nose Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Roger the Dodger 42-97275 MIA Munich 10/6/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 15/2/44; Rapid City 5/3/44; Gr Island 27/4/44; Assigned 398BG Nuthampstead 3/5/44; no ops, transferred 549BS/385BG[XA- ] Gt Ashfield 4/5/44 REBEL; 551BS; Missing in Action Munich 6/10/44 with Bill Leverett, Dick Phillips, Bob Karshmer, Emmanuel Pappas, Harry Muentener, John Birrell, Milton Hyman, John Albers (9 Prisoner of War); Jim Davis (Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, crashed Vehlgast, Ger?. Missing Air Crew Report 9522. ROGER THE DODGER. KIA 10/7/44 [[Albers-705|SSGT John L. Albers]] Tail Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Davis-63473|SSGT James P. Davis]] Waist Gunner POW 10/6/44 SSGT John A Birrell Radio Operator POW 10/6/44 SSGT Milton Hyman Ball-Turret Gunner POW 10/6/44 [[Karshmer-5|2nd Lt. Robert Karshmer]] Navigator POW 10/6/44 Lt. Bill J Leverett Pilot POW 10/6/44 TSGT Harry A Muentener Top-Turret Gunner POW 10/6/44 SSGT Emmanuel M Pappas Bombardier/ Nose Gunner POW 10/6/44 [[Phillips-27778|Lt. Col. Richard H Phillips]] Co-Pilot POW 10/6/44 [[White-47956|TSGT Kenneth L White]] Photographer '''B-17 Flying Fortress 42-98010 No Known Nickname MIA Berlin 10/6/44''' Delivered Dallas 1/5/44; Long Beach 12/6/44; Hunter 18/7/44; Dow Fd 3/8/44; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-Q] Gt Ashfield 4/8/44; Missing in Action Berlin (Spandau) 6/10/44 with Delroy Taylor, Miles Osmer, Orlando Krupka, Ira Barnes, Albt Beenes, Vernon James, Elvin Brown, Orvil Wright (8 Killed in Action); Bruce Martin (Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Liepe, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 9523. KIA 10/6/44 [[Barnes-16403|TSGT Ira M Barnes]] Top-Turret Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Beenes-4|SGT Albert Beenes]] Radio Operator KIA 10/6/44 [[Brown-85124|SGT Elvin Brown]] Waist Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[James-15893|SGT Vernon W James]] Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Krupka-29|2nd Lt. Orlando A Krupka]] Navigator KIA 10/6/44 [[Osmer-60|2nd Lt. Miles W Osmer]] Co-Pilot KIA 10/6/44 [[Taylor-55177|2nd Lt. Deloy Taylor]] Pilot KIA 10/6/44 [[Wright-35217|SGT Orvil E Wright]] Tail Gunner POW 10/6/44 [[Martin-48819|2nd Lt. Bruce C. Martin]] Bombardier '''B-17 Flying Fortress 42-98016 No Known Nickname MIA Berlin 10/6/44''' Delivered Dallas 2/5/44; Kearney 16/6/44; Grenier 30/6/44; Assigned 548BS/385BG [XA-C] Gt Ashfield 2/8/44; Missing in Action Berlin (Spandau) 6/10/44 with Bob Funk, Bill Davis, George Curtis, Doug Randolph, Gene Cahill, Delmar Harmon, Burnie Goldson, Chester Foster (8 Killed in Action); Bob McNichols (Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Friesack, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 9524. KIA 10/6/44 [[Cahill-1574|SSGT Eugene F Cahill]] Radio Operator KIA 10/6/44 [[Curtis-12449|2nd Lt. George W Curtis]] Navigator KIA 10/6/44 [[Davis-71165|2nd Lt. William L Davis]] Co-Pilot KIA 10/6/44 [[Foster-22413|SGT Chester B Foster]] Tail Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Funk-2269|2nd Lt. Robert G Funk]] Pilot KIA 10/6/44 [[Goldson-37|SGT Burnie B Goldson Jr]] Waist Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Harmon-6479|SGT Delmar A Harmon]] Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Randolph-3193|SGT Douglas R Randolph]] Top-Turret Gunner POW 10/6/44 [[Mcnichols-99|2nd Lt. Robert L McNichols]] Bombardier '''B-17 Flying Fortress Lamplight Lil 43-37548 MIA Berlin 10/6/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 28/4/44; Kearney 10/5/44; Grenier 25/5/44; Assigned 92BG Podington 12/6/44; transferred 548BS/385BG [XA-F] Gt Ashfield 28/6/44; Missing in Action Berlin 6/10/44 with Hyman Kaplan, Kelso Poore, Ned Mertz (3 Killed in Action); Harry Livingston, Walt Schulte, Jim Mulder, Alf Flesner, Bruce Ely, Harry Mathieu (6 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Liepe, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 9517. KIA 10/6/44 [[Poore-1050|SSGT Kelso M Poore]] Waist Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Mertz-681|SSGT Ned H Mertz]] Tail Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Kaplan-757|Lt. Hyman Kaplan]] Pilot POW 10/6/44 [[Ey-18|SSGT Bruce Ey]] Radio Operator POW 10/6/44 [[Flesner-58|SSGT Alfred E Flesner]] Top-Turret Gunner POW 10/6/44 [[Mathieu-655|SSGT Harry J Mathieu Jr]] Ball-Turret Gunner POW 10/6/44 [[Livingston-3845|2nd Lt. Harry W Livingston Jr]] Co-Pilot POW 10/6/44 2nd Lt. James Mulder Jr Bombardier POW 10/6/44 2nd Lt. Walter B Schulte Navigator '''B-17 Flying Fortress Texas Bluebonnet 43-38060 MIA Berlin 10/6/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 21/6/44; Kearney 16/7/44; Grenier 1/8/44; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-G] Gt Ashfield 2/8/44; Missing in Action Berlin 6/10/44 with Lucien Courcelle, Frank Bullen, Hubert Bivins, Roy Slaper, Delbert Hamilton, Roland Leider, Jerry Weir, Bob Bozine (8 Killed in Action); Marvin Wolverton (Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Pessin, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 9508. TEXAS BLUEBONNET. KIA 10/6/44 [[Bivins-293|1st Lt. Hubert J Bivins]] Navigator KIA 10/6/44 [[Bozina-1|SSGT Robert P Bozina]] Tail Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Bullen-933|1st Lt. Frank R Bullen]] Co-Pilot KIA 10/6/44 [[Courcelle-18|1st Lt. Lucien C Courcelle]] Pilot KIA 10/6/44 [[Hamilton-21795|TSGT Delbert L Hamilton]] Top-Turret Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Leider-27|TSGT Roland N Leider]] Radio Operator KIA 10/6/44 [[Slaper-1|1st Lt. Roy M Slaper]] Bombardier KIA 10/6/44 SGT Jerry L Weir Ball-Turret Gunner POW 10/6/44 [[Wolverton-728|SSGT Marvin B Wolverton]] Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress 43-38217 No Known Nickname MIA Berlin 10/6/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 8/7/44; Hunter 20/7/44; Grenier 1/8/44; Assigned 551BS/385BG [XA-P] Gt Ashfield 2/8/44; Missing in Action Berlin 6/10/44 with Ray Tuley, Jack Rock, Herb Evans, Bill McCauley, leland Harvey, Bob Campbell (6 Killed in Action); Walt Hartman, Joe Gorchak, John Standley (3 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Barnewitz, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 9519. KIA 10/6/44 SGT Robert E Campbell Waist Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Evans-29376|SSGT Herbert G Evans]] Top-Turret Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Harvey-13878|SGT Leland F Harvey]] Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[McCauley-1844|SGT William J McCauley Jr.]] Radio Operator KIA 10/6/44 [[Rock-1184|2nd Lt. Jack L Rock]] Co-Pilot KIA 10/6/44 [[Tuley-136|1st Lt. Raymond W Tuley]] Pilot POW 10/6/44 [[Standley-735|SGT John C Standley]] Tail Gunner POW 10/6/44 2nd Lt. Walter L Hartman Navigator POW 10/6/44 [[Gorchak-1|1st Lt. Joseph Gorchak]] Bombardier '''B-17 Flying Fortress 43-38430 No Known Nickname MIA Berlin 10/6/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 2/8/44; Hunter 12/8/44; Grenier 2/9/44; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-N] Gt Ashfield 8/9/44; Missing in Action Berlin 6/10/44 with Don Andreas, Harry Swift, Mike Cangemi, Bob Quicksall (4 Killed in Action); Alvin Rosenthal, Abel Rebello, Rod Hambree, Mike Pace, George Sachen (5 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Koenigshorst, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 9520. KIA 10/6/44 [[Andreas-189|1st Lt. Donald J Andreas]] Pilot KIA 10/6/44 [[Cangemi-27|SGT Michael A Cangemi]] Top-Turret Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Quicksall-38|SGT Robert W Quicksall]] Tail Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Swift-3449|Flt. Ofc. Harry F Swift]] Bombardier POW 10/6/44 SGT Rodney C Hambree Radio Operator POW 10/6/44 [[Pace-3273|SGT Michael F Pace]] Ball-Turret Gunner POW 10/6/44 2nd Lt. Abel S Rebello Navigator POW 10/6/44 [[Rosenthal-921|Capt. Alvin S Rosenthal]] Co-Pilot POW 10/6/44 [[Sachen-34|SSGT George Sachen]] Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress 44-8143 No Known Nickname MIA Berlin 10/6/44''' Delivered Dallas 23/6/44; Langley 26/7/44; Dow Fd 13/8/44; Assigned 333BS/94BG Rougham 15/8/44; transferred 548BS/385BG [HR-V] Gt Ashfield 19/8/44; Missing in Action Berlin 6/10/44 with Capt Jack Batty, Capt Edwin Herron, Mike Galicia, Lou DiNicola, Lt Bill Daniels mickey op, Ellwood Maxam, Lt Edgar Griffith tg, (7 Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, crashed Senke, Ger; 7KIA 3POW; Missing Air Crew Report 9516. KIA 10/6/44 [[Batty-636|Capt. Jack G W Batty]] Pilot KIA 10/6/44 [[Daniels-6552|1st Lt. William G Daniels]] Mickey Operator/ Pathfinder Operator KIA 10/6/44 [[Di_Nicola-15|TSGT Louis P DiNicola]] Radio Operator KIA 10/6/44 [[Galicia-43|TSGT Michael A Galicia]] Top-Turret Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Griffith-8557|2nd Lt. Edgar E Griffith]] Tail Gunner KIA 10/6/44 [[Herron-1809|Capt. Edwin R Herron]] Co-Pilot KIA 10/6/44 [[Maxam-119|SSGT Ellwood C Maxam]] Waist Gunner POW 10/6/44 [[Fields-5493|SSGT Casper R D Fields]] Waist Gunner POW 10/6/44 Lt. Joseph L Jones Navigator POW 10/6/44 [[McGhee-455|Capt. Robert M McGhee Jr]] Bombardier/ D R Navigator '''B-17 Flying Fortress Dozy Doats 44-97079 MIA Berlin 10/6/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 26/1/44; Kearney 18/2/44; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-B] Gt Ashfield 3/3/44; Missing in Action Berlin 6/10/44 with Everett Isaacson, Filbert Dye, Howard Ryan, Bill Ligon, Joe Mandarano (5 Killed in Action); Warren Story, Don McQuade, Irvin Poole, Joe Matuszak (4 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Brandenburg, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 9521. DOZY DOATS. KIA 10/6/44 2nd Lt. Filbert F Dye Co-Pilot KIA 10/6/44 1st Lt. Everett L Isaacson Pilot KIA 10/6/44 SSGT William Y Ligon Jr Waist Gunner KIA 10/6/44 SSGT Joseph M Mandarano Tail Gunner KIA 10/6/44 TSGT Howard C Ryan Radio Operator POW 10/6/44 2nd Lt. William K Kelley Pilot POW 10/6/44 SSGT Joseph M Matuszak Ball-Turret Gunner POW 10/6/44 Flt. Ofc. Donald Kyle McQuade Bombardier POW 10/6/44 TSGT Irvin W Poole Top-Turret Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 43-37888 MIA Merseburg 11/2/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 1/6/44; Hunter 10/6/44; Presque Is 28/6/44; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR- ] Gt Ashfield 1/7/44; Missing in Action Merseburg 2/11/44 with Hyrum Keeler, Edgar Denton, Art Alexander, Glen Kraft, John Ray, Billy Walker, Bob Read, Harry Goetsch (8 Prisoner of War); Harry Weissman (Killed in Action); flak, crashed Detmold, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 10155. KIA 11/2/44 2nd Lt. Harry Weissman Navigator POW 11/2/44 Lt. Col. Hyrum G Keeler Pilot POW 11/2/44 2nd Lt. Edgar A Denton Co-Pilot POW 11/2/44 2nd Lt. Arthur E Alexander Bombardier POW 11/2/44 TSGT Glen A Kraft Top-Turret Gunner POW 11/2/44 TSGT John F Ray Radio Operator POW 11/2/44 SSGT Billy R Walker Ball-Turret Gunner POW 11/2/44 SSGT Robert T Read Waist Gunner POW 11/2/44 SSGT Harold W Goetsch Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 43-38566 Landed Great Ashfield 11/21/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 18/8/44; Lincoln 6/9/44; Grenier 24/9/44; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG-T] Gt Ashfield 25/9/44; returning from Osnabruck 21/11/44 with Cliff Foss (Cobb), Otho Quick, Myron Loyet, Theo Otto, Bob Houston, John Bevilcqua, Gail Anderson (7 Returned to Duty); Jim Shaver, Ed Myers (2 Prisoner of War); mid-air coll with 43-38270 (385BG), but returned and repaired; Missing Air Crew Report 10468; Returned to the USA Bradley 26/6/45; 4168 Base Unit, South Plains, Texas 28/6/45; Reconstruction Finance Corporation (sold for scrap metal in USA) Kingman 5/12/45. POW 11/21/44 Lt. James H Shaver Bombardier POW 11/21/44 TSGT Edward F Myers Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer RTD 11/21/44 Lt. Clifford W Foss Pilot RTD 11/21/44 Lt. Otho J Quick Co-Pilot RTD 11/21/44 Lt. Myron M Loyet Navigator RTD 11/21/44 TSGT Theodore E Otto Radio Operator RTD 11/21/44 SSGT Robert W Houston Ball-Turret Gunner RTD 11/21/44 SSGT Johnnie P Bevilacqua Waist Gunner RTD 11/21/44 SSGT Gail E Anderson Jr Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 43-38270 Crashed Koerbecke 11/21/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 14/7/44; Hunter 22/7/44; Dow Fd 4/8/44; Assigned 390BG Framlingham 4/8/44; transferred 549BS/385BG [SG- ] Gt Ashfield 5/8/44. Mid-air collision with 43-38566 on the mission to Osnabruck 21/11/44 with pilot James S. Webb; Co-pilot Francis M. Riggs; Navigator Charles G. Melhado; Bombardier Orsen E. Jensen; Top Turret Gunner Thomas H. Watkins; Radio Operator/Gunner Anthony Vespasiano; Ball Turret Gunner Wallace D. Land; Tail Gunner Kenneth E. Kio; Waist Gunner Pryce O. Spencer. Only Kenneth Kio survived and was made POW (Prisoner of War). Crashed 1km East of Koerbecke, near Warburg, Westfalien, Germany. Missing Air Crew Report 10413. KIA 11/21/44 Lt. James S Webb Pilot KIA 11/21/44 2nd Lt. Francis M Riggs Co-Pilot KIA 11/21/44 2nd Lt. Charles G Melhado Navigator KIA 11/21/44 2nd Lt. Orsen E Jensen Bombardier KIA 11/21/44 TSGT Thomas H Watkins Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 11/21/44 TSGT Anthony Vespasiano Radio Operator/ Gunner KIA 11/21/44 SSGT Wallace D Land Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 11/21/44 SSGT Pryce O Spencer Waist Gunner POW 11/21/44 SSGT Kenneth E Kio Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Sweet and Lovely 43-38233 MIA Darmstadt 12/24/44''' Delivered Cheyenne 11/7/44; Kearney 19/7/44; Dow Fd 1/8/44; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA- ] Gt Ashfield 5/8/44; on mission 27/9/44 with W.K. Kelley (8 Returned to Duty); Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Carl Gielow (Killed in Action)), p landed in Belgium and ret base later; Missing in Action Darmstadt 24/12/44 with Larry Vogt, Jim Anding, Vic Hammond, Roy Capwell, Harry Sevick, Dick Rudd, Cliff Canterberry, Bill Johnson (8 Killed in Action); Calvin Rhodes (Prisoner of War); flak, mid air coll with 43-37893 (385BG); crashed Namur, Bel. Missing Air Crew Report 11113. KIA 12/24/44 2nd Lt. Lawrence H Vogt Pilot KIA 12/24/44 Flt. Ofc. James E Anding Co-Pilot KIA 12/24/44 2nd Lt. Victor R Hammonds Jr Navigator KIA 12/24/44 Flt. Ofc. Roy V Capwell Bombardier KIA 12/24/44 SGT Harry E Sevick Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 12/24/44 SGT Richard P Rudd Radio Operator KIA 12/24/44 SGT Clifford F Canterberry Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 12/24/44 SGT William E Johnson Waist Gunner POW 12/24/44 SGT Calvin Rhodes Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Miss D Day 44-6100 MIA Cologne 1/9/45''' Delivered Tulsa 4/5/44; Kearney 10/5/44; Grenier 24/5/44; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX- ] Gt Ashfield 27/5/44; 1m Missing in Action Cologne 9/1/45 with Rifas Missing Air Crew Report 11718. MISS `D' DAY. MIA 1/9/45 Lt. Leonard Rifas Pilot MIA 1/9/45 2nd Lt. Charles M Jones Co-Pilot MIA 1/9/45 2nd Lt. Robert T Chandler Navigator MIA 1/9/45 Lt. John W Skoff Bombardier MIA 1/9/45 TSGT William D Finkbiner Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer MIA 1/9/45 TSGT Wilmer W Sherwood Radio Operator/ Gunner MIA 1/9/45 Lowery I Boyd Ball-Turret Gunner MIA 1/9/45 John H Parrish Waist Gunner MIA 1/9/45 SSGT Dwain R Rasmussen Waist Gunner MIA 1/9/45 SSGT Alphonse J Novetske Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Honey Chile 43-37857 MIA Mannheim 1/21/45''' Delivered Cheyenne 29/5/44; Hunter 9/6/44; Dow Fd 28/6/44; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX- ] Gt Ashfield 1/7/44; Missing in Action Mannheim 21/1/45 with Capt John McErlane (Killed in Action); Earl Hansen, Jim Pillsbury, Paul Manouvier, J.L. Pence, Bill Rambo, Mike Roppolo, Hunter Dunn, Bob Dennard (8 Prisoner of War); flak, crashed Joehlingen, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 11765. HONEY-CHILE. KIA 1/21/45 Capt. John T McErlane Pilot POW 1/21/45 2nd Lt. Earl H Hansen Co-Pilot POW 1/21/45 2nd Lt. James S Pillsbury Navigator POW 1/21/45 Lt. Paul J Manouvier Bombardier POW 1/21/45 SSGT J L Pence Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 1/21/45 TSGT William E Rambo Jr Radio Operator POW 1/21/45 SSGT Michael A Roppolo Jr Ball-Turret Gunner POW 1/21/45 SSGT Hunter H Dunn Waist Gunner POW 1/21/45 SSGT Robert E Dennard Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Leading Lady 42-97979 MIA Dresden 3/2/45''' Delivered Dallas 21/4/44; Langley 15/6/44; Grenier 6/7/44; Assigned 550BS/385BG Gt Ashfield 8/7/44; Missing in Action Dresden 2/3/45 with Gene Vaadi, Jesse Brown, Tom Conway, Neil Duell, Henry Anthony, Clarence Glitz, Jine DiFenzo, Burke Marshall, Phil Penchi (9 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Ruhland, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 12855. LEADING LADY. POW 3/2/45 Lt. Eugene J Vaadi Pilot POW 3/2/45 2nd Lt. Jesse R Brown Co-Pilot POW 3/2/45 2nd Lt. Thomas J Conway Jr Navigator POW 3/2/45 TSGT Neil G Duell Bombardier/ Nose Gunner POW 3/2/45 SGT Henry R Anthony Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 3/2/45 SSGT Clarence N Giltz Radio Operator POW 3/2/45 SGT Jine O Di Fenzo Ball-Turret Gunner POW 3/2/45 SGT Burke L Marshall Waist Gunner POW 3/2/45 SGT Philip P Penchi Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Perry's Pirates 43-37871 MIA Dresden 3/2/45''' Delivered Cheyenne 31/5/44; Kearney 9/6/44; Grenier 30/6/44; Assigned 551BS/385BG [HR-N] Gt Ashfield 2/7/44; Missing in Action Dresden 2/3/45 with Bob Krahn, Oris Lundy, Glynn Hull, Russ Fritzinger, Flem Williams, Paul Klinko, Doyle Green, Roy Werner (8 Prisoner of War); Lester Brown (evaded capture); enemy aircraft, crashed Dresden, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 12857. SLICK CHICK aka PERRY’S PIRATES. POW 3/2/45 Lt. Robert A Krahn Pilot POW 3/2/45 Lt. Oris E Lundy Co-Pilot POW 3/2/45 2nd Lt. Glynn D Hull Navigator POW 3/2/45 Lt. Russell W Fritzinger Jr Bombardier POW 3/2/45 TSGT Flem E Williams Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 3/2/45 TSGT Paul C Klinko Radio Operator POW 3/2/45 SSGT Doyle Green Ball-Turret Gunner POW 3/2/45 SSGT Lester R Brown Waist Gunner POW 3/2/45 SSGT Roy O Werner Jr Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 43-38148 MIA Dresden 3/2/45''' Delivered Cheyenne 30/6/44; Kearney 11/7/44; Grenier 1/8/44; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA-W] Gt Ashfield 3/8/44; Missing in Action Dresden 2/3/45 with Leon Tripp, Ed Gildea, Dan Machiewicz, Leon Deziel, Francis Wiemerslage, Bob McCaulay, Henrt Koshemina (7 Killed in Action); Elmer Batz, Dick Walters (2 Prisoner of War); enemy aircraft, crashed Jueledorf, Ger?. Missing Air Crew Report 12856. KIA 3/2/45 Lt. Leon E Tripp Pilot KIA 3/2/45 Flt. Ofc. Edward J Gildea Navigator KIA 3/2/45 SGT Daniel J Machiewicz Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 3/2/45 SGT Leon G Deziel Radio Operator KIA 3/2/45 SGT Francis W Wiemerslage Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 3/2/45 SGT Robert J Macaulay Waist Gunner KIA 3/2/45 SGT Henry G Koshemina Tail Gunner POW 3/2/45 2nd Lt. Edward L Batz Co-Pilot POW 3/2/45 SGT Richard J Walters Bombardier/ Nose Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 44-8417 MIA Dresden 3/2/45''' Delivered Patterson 7/9/44; Hunter 17/9/44; Grenier 25/9/44; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG-D] Gt Ashfield 28/9/44; Missing in Action Dresden 2/3/45 with Ken Tipton, Ed Craig, Jack Waller, Glenn King, Roger Maul, Frank Mang, Glenn Childress, Chas Eckert (8 Prisoner of War); John Nostin (Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, crashed Fictenburg, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 12858. KIA 3/2/45 SGT John Nostin Tail Gunner POW 3/2/45 2nd Lt. Kenneth G Tipton Pilot POW 3/2/45 2nd Lt. Edward M Craig Co-Pilot POW 3/2/45 2nd Lt. Jack M Waller Navigator POW 3/2/45 2nd Lt. Glenn W King Bombardier POW 3/2/45 SGT Rodger C Maul Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 3/2/45 SSGT Frank E Mang Radio Operator POW 3/2/45 SGT Glenn R Childress Jr Ball-Turret Gunner POW 3/2/45 SGT Charles C Eckert Jr Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 44-6944 MIA Berlin 3/18/45''' Delivered Hunter 26/12/44; Grenier 13/1/45; Assigned 551BS/385BG Gt Ashfield 22/1/45; Missing in Action Berlin 18/3/45 with pilot Hubert Bloom; Co-pilot Howard Marvelle; Navigator Robert K. Cavan; Bombardier Alvin Vaira; Top Turret Gunner Don G. Fink; Radio Operator/Gunner Sol S. Lipschitz; Ball Turret Gunner Robert J. Oglan; Waist Gunner Wesley R. Brown; Tail Gunner Raymond A. Dahl; (3 Killed in Action, 6 Prisoner of War) Missing Air Crew Report 13147. KIA 3/18/45 SGT Sol S Lipschitz Radio Operator KIA 3/18/45 SSGT Robert J Oglan Jr Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 3/18/45 SGT Raymond A Dahl Tail Gunner POW 3/18/45 1st Lt. Hubert I Bloom Pilot POW 3/18/45 Flt. Ofc. Howard Marvelle Co-Pilot POW 3/18/45 Flt. Ofc. Robert K Cavan Navigator POW 3/18/45 Lt. Col. Alvin Vaira Task Group Commander/ Bombardier POW 3/18/45 Capt. Don G Fink Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 3/18/45 Wesley R Brown Waist Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Kentucky Winner 42-102481 MIA Berlin 3/18/45''' Delivered Cheyenne 7/3/44; Kearney 4/5/44; Grenier 19/4/44; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG-P] Gt Ashfield 20/4/44; Missing in Action Berlin 18/3/45 with Bill Cocker, Bill Chaney, Harold Morthorst, Bob Crider, Ellis Murray, Vince Figini, Joe Ryan, Harry Grimet (8 Returned to Duty); Bill Martsch (Killed in Action); flak, crashed Grodzisk, Poland. Missing Air Crew Report 13141. KENTUCKY WINNER. KIA 3/18/45 SGT William Martsch Waist Gunner RTD 3/18/45 Lt. William H Cocke Jr Pilot RTD 3/18/45 Lt. William C Chaney Jr Co-Pilot RTD 3/18/45 Flt. Ofc. Harold T Morthorst Navigator RTD 3/18/45 SGT Robert W Crider Bombardier/ Nose Gunner RTD 3/18/45 SGT Ellis M Murray Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer RTD 3/18/45 SSGT Vincent C Figini Radio Operator RTD 3/18/45 SGT Joseph J Ryan Ball-Turret Gunner RTD 3/18/45 SGT Harry J Grimet Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Hairs Breath 43-39199 MIA Zwickau 3/19/45''' Delivered Hunter 31/12/44; Dow Fd 18/1/45; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA-Y] Gt Ashfield 30/1/45; Missing in Action Zwickau 19/3/45 with Paul Lowry, Max Curtis, Dick Eshelman, Roger Hendrick, Giovanni DeGiovane, Ira O’Kennon, Henry Niemcyk, John Matthews, Bill Georgeine tg, Glenn Barnes rcm (10 Prisoner of War); Tom Smith weather obs (Killed in Action); flak, crashed Frankfurt, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 13148. HAIRS BREATH. KIA 3/19/45 MSGT Thomas W Smith Waist Gunner/ Warrant Officer POW 3/19/45 Lt. Paul M Lowry Pilot POW 3/19/45 2nd Lt. Max W Curtis Co-Pilot POW 3/19/45 Lt. Richard E Eshleman Navigator POW 3/19/45 2nd Lt. Roger H Hendrick Bombardier POW 3/19/45 TSGT Giovanni DiGiovane Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 3/19/45 TSGT Ira E O'Kennon Jr. Radio Operator POW 3/19/45 SSGT Henry P Niemcyk Ball-Turret Gunner POW 3/19/45 SSGT John W Mathews Waist Gunner POW 3/19/45 SSGT William L Georgeine Tail Gunner POW 3/19/45 SSGT Glenn E Barnes Radar Counter Measures Operator '''B-17 Flying Fortress Shadie Sadie 43-38639 MIA Kiel 4/4/45''' Delivered Cheyenne 28/8/44; Patterson 8/9/44; Hunter 20/9/44; Grenier 26/9/44; Assigned 548BS/385BG [GX-E] Great Ashfield 1/10/44; Missing in Action Kiel 4/4/45 with Capt Tim Crimmins, Capt Jim Murphy, Mercer Abernathy, Jim Dodd, Bob Bartlett, Bob Fitzgerald, Chas Cook, Oliver Rapps, Milton Dawidowicz (9 Killed in Action); mid-air coll with 43-38210 (385BG), crashed North Sea. Missing Air Crew Report 13722. KIA 4/4/45 Capt. Timothy E Crimmins Jr Pilot KIA 4/4/45 Capt. James E Murphy Co-Pilot KIA 4/4/45 2nd Lt. Mercer G Abernathy Navigator KIA 4/4/45 Lt. James E Dodd Bombardier KIA 4/4/45 TSGT Robert E Bartlett Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 4/4/45 TSGT Robert D Fitzgerald Radio Operator KIA 4/4/45 SGT Charles J Cook Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 4/4/45 SSGT Oliver J Rapps Waist Gunner KIA 4/4/45 SSGT Milton Dawidowicz Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress Angels Sister 43-38210 MIA Kiel 4/4/45''' Delivered Cheyenne 7/7/44; Kearney 16/7/44; Dow Fd 3/8/44; Assigned 549BS/385BG [XA-V] Gt Ashfield 4/8/44; Missing in Action Kiel 4/4/45 with Bob Ritchie, Adolph Bernacchi, Bill Simmons, Alvin Koblitz, Bill Miller, Gordon Fraser, Chas Chambers, Leo Lynch, Harry Fredericksen (9 Killed in Action); mid-air coll with 43-38639 (385BG), crashed North Sea. Missing Air Crew Report 13720. ANGEL’S SISTER. KIA 4/4/45 Lt. Robert G Ritchie Pilot KIA 4/4/45 2nd Lt. Adolph Bernacchi Co-Pilot KIA 4/4/45 2nd Lt. William D Simmons III Navigator KIA 4/4/45 2nd Lt. Alvin L Koblitz Bombardier KIA 4/4/45 SSGT William H Miller Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 4/4/45 SSGT Gordon S Fraser Radio Operator KIA 4/4/45 SGT Charles T Chambers Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 4/4/45 SGT Leo T Lynch Jr Waist Gunner KIA 4/4/45 SSGT Harold K Fredericksen Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 44-8744 MIA Parchim 4/7/45''' Delivered Lincoln 14/12/44; Grenier 22/12/44; Assigned 550BS/385BG [SG-L] Gt Ashfield 5/1/45; Missing in Action Parchim 7/4/45 with George Burich, Co-pilot: Willard Huggins, Navigator: Elwood Randall, Bob Bayne togg, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Wendel Rish, Radio Operator: Curtis Walker, Ball turret gunner: Jesse Clark, Paul Miller rcm, Charles Stewart tg(9 Killed in Action); Rammed by Sonderkammando FW190, crashed Gifhorn, Ger, (in a field, now in 1994, used by gliders). Missing Air Crew Report 13721. KIA 4/7/45 2nd Lt. George E Burich Jr Pilot KIA 4/7/45 2nd Lt. Willard B Huggins Jr Co-Pilot KIA 4/7/45 2nd Lt. Elwood L Randall Navigator KIA 4/7/45 SSGT Robert H Bayne Bombardier/ Nose Gunner KIA 4/7/45 SGT Wendel E Rish Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer KIA 4/7/45 SGT Curtis L Walker Radio Operator KIA 4/7/45 SGT Jesse W Clark Ball-Turret Gunner KIA 4/7/45 TSGT Paul R Miller Radar Counter Measures Operator/ Radar Mechanic KIA 4/7/45 SGT Charles J Stewart Tail Gunner '''B-17 Flying Fortress No Known Nickname 44-6527 MIA Neuburg 4/9/45''' Delivered Hunter 30/8/44; Grenier 15/9/44; Assigned 305BG Chelveston 16/9/44; transferred 548BS/385BG [XA-L] Gt Ashfield 17/9/44; Missing in Action Neuburg, Ger 9/4/45 with Theo Williams, Harry McCallister, Whitney Crum, Jerome Mangen {togg}, Rudi Manzenberger, Joe Dreher, Carl Wilk, Carl Malanowski, Walt Kowalczyk (9 Prisoner of War); flak, crashed Neuburg, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 13872. POW 4/9/45 Lt. Theodore A Williams Jr Pilot POW 4/9/45 2nd Lt. Harry W McCallister Co-Pilot POW 4/9/45 2nd Lt. Whitney I Crum Navigator POW 4/9/45 TSGT Jerome J Mangen Bombardier/ Nose Gunner POW 4/9/45 TSGT Rudolph Manzenberger Jr Top-Turret Gunner/ Flight Engineer POW 4/9/45 SGT Joseph K Dreher Jr Radio Operator POW 4/9/45 SSGT Carl A Wilk Ball-Turret Gunner POW 4/9/45 SSGT Carl L Malanowski Waist Gunner POW 4/9/45 SGT Walter J Kowalczyk Tail Gunner

[[Category: 38th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, United States Civil War]] ==Information, References, and Sources== ===Companies=== Company A - "Spartan Band" from Duplin County. A. G. Mosely, captain. First lieutenant, D. G. Morrisey. Second lieutenant, Alsa J. Brown. Jr. Second lieutenant, D. M. Pearsall.The 38th Regiment and Its History in the Civil WarThe 38th Regiment and Its History in the Civil War. Duplin CountyOn the morning of May , 1863, Jackson began to march upon Chancellorsville. After the battle at Chancellorsville, Private Jesse A. Nethercutt, (Duplin County) was awarded a badge of distinction . The Battle of Gettysburg was fought from July 1 to July 3, 1863 during the battle, Company A was destroyed. Every soldier was wouneed or killedThe 38th Regiment and Its History in the Civil War Company B - "Men of Yadkin" from Yadkin County, C. L. Cook, Captain. First lieutenant, R. F. Armfield, Second Lieutenant A. W. Blackburn Jr. Second Lieutenant, L. F. Haynes.North Carolina Troops 1861-1865 A Roster. Vol. 10On the morning of May , 1863, Jackson began to march upon Chancellorsville. After the battle at Chancellorsville Private Thomas Dinkins, ( Yadkin County) of Company B was awarded a badge of distinctionThe 38th Regiment and Its History in the Civil War Company C - "Sampson Farmers" from Sampson County. Peter B. Troublefield. Captain. First Lieutenant R. F. Allen. Second Lieutenant, Jno. F. Wilson, jr. Second Lieutenant Hinton J. Hudson.North Carolina Troops 1861-1865 A Roster. Vol. 10 On the morning of May , 1863, Jackson began to march upon Chancellorsville. After the battle at Chancellorsville Private Benjamin Sutton, (Sampson County) and Company was awarded a badge of distinction.The 38th Regiment and Its History in the Civil War Company D - "Sampson Ployboys" from Sampson County, Jno. Ashford Captain. First Lieutenant, R. Bell. Second Lieutenant A. D. King; Jr. Second Lieutenant H. C. Darden.North Carolina Troops 1861-1865 A Roster. Vol. 10.On the morning of May ,1863, Jackson began to march upon Chancellorsville. After the battle at Chancellorsville, First Sergeant David A. Thompson (of Sampson County Benjamin Sutton (Sampson County) and Company D was awarded a badge of distinction The 38th Regiment and Its History in the Civil War Company E - "Richmond Boys" from Richmond County. Oliver H. Dockery Captain. First Lieutenant, S. M. Ingaham. Second Lieutenant, D. G. McRae Jr. Second Lieutenant M. W. Covington.North Carolina Troops 1861-1865 A Roster. Vol. 10On the morning of May , 1863, Jackson began to march upon Chancellorsville. After the battle at Chancellorsville,The 38th Regiment and Its History in the Civil War Company F - "Sulphur Wild Cats" from Catawba County. Joshua D. Little Captain. First Lieutenant, D. McD. Young. Second Lieutenant H. L. Roberts Jr, Second lieutenant F. D. Roseman.North Carolina Troops 1861-1865 A Roster. Vol. 10The 38th Regiment and Its History in the Civil War Company G - "Rocky Face Rangers" from Alexander County, G. W. Sharpe Captain. First Lieutenant John E. Rheim. Second Lieutenant George W. Flowers Jr. Second Lieutenant James W. Stephenson.North Carolina Troops 1861-1865 A Roster. Vol. 10 At Mechanicsville, the first battle of the 38th Regiment in Company G twenty-seven were either killed or wounded. About 420 men belonging to the regiment were engaged in the fight. The loss was 152 in killed and wounded.The 38th Regiment and Its History in the Civil War Company H - "Uwharrie Boys" from Randolph County, Nosh Rush Captain. First Lieutenant L. D. Andrews. Second Lieutenant J. N. Kearns. Second junior lieutenant N. H. Hopkins.North Carolina Troops 1861-1865 A Roster. Vol. 10 Company I - "Cleveland Marksmen" from Cleveland County North Carolina Troops. O. P. Gardiner Captain. First Lieutenant G. Blanton. Second Lieutenant, D. Magness Jr. Second Lieutenant O. Beam.North Carolina Troops 1861-1865 A Roster. Vol. 10-On the morning of May , 1863, Jackson began to march upon Chancellorsville. After the battle at Chancellorsville, Private Thomas J. Ramsey (Cleveland County) was awarded a badge of distinction .The 38th Regiment and Its History in the Civil War Company K -The "CAROLINA BOYS" began at Longstreet Church. The company was created in a largely Scottish community in Western North Carolina. The Company was raised by the appeals of Murdock McRae McLaughlin, age 28. He rallied many of the young men from the Highland Scottish community. "The Carolina Boys" of Company K contained more men with Scottish names, "the "Macs," than practically any unit in Confederate service.The Fayetteville Observer, Military section, Thursday, May 6, 2004 By Roy Parker, Jr. Transcribed by Darryl Black. Posted July 15, 2005 by Myrtle Bridges Private W. H. McPhail (of Cumberland County)was awarded a badge.The 38th Regiment and Its History in the Civil War The company elected the following commanding officers. William J. Hoke, Lincoln County (captain of Company K, Bethel Regiment,), Colonel. Captain Oliver H. Dokery, Richmond County, Lieutenant Colonel. Captain George W. Sharpe, Alexander County, Major. Company K suffered significant casualties during the war. In fact, at the time of Lee's surrender of Army of Northern Virginia on Saturday, April 8th, at Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia only seven men of Company K were left to lay down their muskets and return home. CUMBERLAND COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA GENEALOGY ===Major Engagements=== [[:Category:Seven Days' Battles|Seven Days' Battles]] - JUNE 25- JULY 1, 1862 [[:Category:Battle of Gaine's Mill|Battle of Gaine's Mill]]- JUNE 27, 1862 WHITE OAK SWAMP -JUNE 30,1862 MALVERN HILL -JULY 1 1862 SOUTH MOUNTAIN -SEPT. 14, 1862 ANTIETAM- SEPT. 17, 1862 FREDRICKSBURG -DEC.13 ,1862 CHANCELLORSVILLE- MAY 1- 4 1863 GETTYSBURG- JULY 1-3 1863 FALLING WATERS- JULY 10, 1863 BRISTOE CAMPAIGN- OCT-DEC 186 MINE RUN CAMPAIGN- NOV.- DEC. 1863 THE WILDERNESS - MAY 5-6 1864 POTSYLVANIA COURT HOUSE - MAY 8-21 1864 NORTH ANNA- MAY 22-26 1864 COLD HARBOR- JUNE 1-3 1864 PETERSBURG SEIGE- JUNE 1864- APRIL 1865 GLOBE TAVERN- AUGUST 18- 21 1864 REAM'S STATION AUG. 25, 1864 FORT HARRISON SEPT 29-30 1864, JONES FARM SEPT. 30, 1864 HATCHERS RUN FEB. 5 - 7 1865 APPOMATTOX COURT HOUSE APRIL 9,1865 ==Sources== The Thirty-Eighth N. C. Regiment. Its History in the Civil War [from the Charlotte (N. C.) Observer, March 31, 1895.] Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 25. Reverend J. William Jones, Ed. [http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A2001.05.0283%3Achapter%3D1.2] The 38th Regiment and Its History in the Civil War. Duplin County. Lost Souls Genealogy.com. Duplin County, North Carolina . Managed by Diane Siniard. Contributed by: Sloan Mason. Duplin County Civil War Information. Listing of Regiments and Rosters from Duplin County. http://duplin.lostsoulsgenealogy.com/rosters/38threghistory.html USGENWEB. CUMBERLAND COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA GENEALOGY WEBSITE (Myrtle Bridges County Coordinator). Index Civil War Records. Company K - 38th Regiment Cumberland County Troops. Source: North Carolina Troops: 1861-1865. Compiled data posted on October 10, 2002. Description: The information contained in the following roster of the company was compiled principally from a company muster- In and descriptive roll dated February 7, 1862, and from company muster rolls for January 15-March 31, 1862; May- June, 1862; and November, 1862-October, 1864. No company muster rolls were found for April, 1862; July-October, 1862; and for the period after October, 1864. Valuable information was obtained from primary records such as the North Carolina adjutant general's Roll of Honor, discharge certificates. medical records, prisoner of war records, and pension applications. Secondary sources such as postwar rosters and histories, cemetery records, and records of the United Daughters of the Confederacy also provided useful information Manarin, Louis H., and Weymouth T. Jordan. North Carolina Troops 1861-1865 A Roster. Vol. 10. Raleigh, N.C.: State Dept. of Archives and History, 1966. FHL book975.6 M2nc Vol.10 Soldiers and Sailors Database Battle Unit Details, National Park Service. Web. [https://web.archive.org/web/20180812134933/https://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-battle-units-detail.htm?battleUnitCode=CNC0038RI Wayback Machine permalink] Civil War Index. "Roster of 38th Regiment-Infantry." [http://www.civilwarindex.com/armync/soldiers/38th_nc_infantry_soldiers.pdf Link] Clark, Walter, ed. "The Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in The Great War, 1861-65. Vol II." Goldsboro, North Carolina: Nash Brothers Printers, n.date. [https://archive.org/stream/01300611.3315.emory.edu/01300611_3315#page/n783 archives.org link]

[[Category: 38th Regiment, Virginia Infantry (Pittsylvania Regiment), United States Civil War]] '''38th Regiment, Virginia Infantry (Pittsylvania Regiment)''' Overview:38th Infantry Regiment was organized in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, in June, 1861. Its members were recruited in Pittsylvania, Halifax, and Mechlenburg counties. It served under the command of Generals Early, Garland, Armistead, Barton, and Steuart. The 38th participated in the campaigns of the Army of Northern Virginia from Williamsburg to Gettysburg, then served in North Carolina. Later it was attached to the Department of Richmond, fought at Drewry's Bluff and Cold Harbor, endured the hardships of the Petersburg trenches, and ended the war at Appomattox. The regiment totalled 544 effectives in April, 1862, and sustained 9 casualties at Williamsburg, 147 at Seven Pines, 94 at Malvern Hill, and 16 in the Maryland Campaign. More than fifty-five percent of the 400 engaged at Gettysburg were disabled and it reported 11 killed, 30 wounded, and 10 missing at Drewry's Bluff. The unit surrendered 12 officers and 82 men. Its commanders were Colonels Joseph R. Cabell, Edward C. Edmonds, George K. Griggs, and Powhatan B. Whittle; Lieutenant Colonel George A. Martin; and Majors Isaac H. Carrington and Henderson L. Lee. [https://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-battle-units-detail.htm?battleUnitCode=CVA0038RI National Park Service Soldiers and Sailors Database] The 38th Regiment, Virginia Infantry, also known as the Pittsylvania Regiment, was organized in Pittsylvania, Halifax, and Mecklenburg Counties in May and June of 1861. Overseeing this were [[Edmonds-1704|Col. Edward C. Edmonds]], [[Whittle-1101|Lt. Col. Powhatan Whittle]], and [[Carrington-844|Major Isaac H. Carrington]]. Most of the manpower came from Pittsylvania County, which provided 7 Companies. Halifax County produced Company F, and Mecklenburg County was represented by Companies G and I. Pittsylvania the furthest west of the three counties, Halifax in the middle of the two, and Mecklenburg furthest to the east. North Carolina bordering all three counties to the south. Some men from the bordering counties like Surry and Person of North Carolina enlisted in the 38th Virginia. Occasionally men from abutting counties west or north of Pittsylvania like Henry, Franklin, or Bedford County are found in the 38th Virginia, and often these were men from families that originated in Pittsylvania. Very rarely men from areas a considerable distance from these counties occurred, likely due to consolidation of units. A few men from families that had relocated to Virginia from North Carolina joined the 38th. Companies, in theory, would consist of 100 men. During the course of the war, due to illness. and casualties of war, however, you could find records of 150 or more men who had served in any specific company. The Library of Virginia database shows 1,669 results when searching the roster of the 38th Virginia Infantry, though numerous duplicates exist in their list. The 38th was part of brigades in the hands of Generals [[Early-717|Jubal Early]], Gen. Garland, [[Armistead-250|General Lewis Armistead]], Gen. Barton, and Gen. Steuart. At the Battle of Gettysburg, for example they were part of the Armistead Brigade, and included 4 other Regiments. The Companies of the 38th Infantry each had an alternate name, derived either from their specific area of recruitment, or their Captain. Company A: Capt Townes Company, organized by [[Townes-188|Captain Daniel Coleman Townes]] in Kentuck, entered CSA service May 30, 1861. Kentuck is south central Pittsylvania. [[Space:Company A, 38th Regiment, Virginia Infantry, United States Civil War | Company A Roster]] Company B: Pittsylvania Vindicators. First of several commanders was [[Cabell-210|Captain John Roy Cabell, M.D.]], Company B organized in Callands area May 23, 1861. Callands is midwest Pittsylvania, bordering Franklin and Henry County. [[Space:Company B, 38th Regiment, Virginia Infantry, United States Civil War | Company B Roster]] Company C: Laurel Grove Riflemen, mainly of Laurel Grove, Pittsylvania, with first commander [[Simpson-10595|Captain William B. Simpson]], beginning May 11, 1861. Laurel Grove being near southeast Pittsylvania, abutting Halifax County. William's brother Archibald was in the same unit, and was killed in the Battle of Gettyburg. [[Space:Company C, 38th Regiment, Virginia Infantry, United States Civil War | Company C Roster]] Company D: Whitmell Guards. Whitmell being west Pittsylvania alongside the Henry County border, had it's first commander [[Herndon-1110|Captain Ralph C. Herndon]], effective June 3, 1861. [[Space:Company D, 38th Regiment, Virginia Infantry, United States Civil War | Company D Roster]] Company E: Cabell's Guards were led by [[Cabell-250|Joseph Robert Cabell]], (brother of John Roy Cabell) beginning May 28, 1861. Initiated in Danville, at the central southern border of Pittsylvania, right on the state line with North Carolina. Their leader a Captain at this point, but to become Colonel Joseph Cabell further on. [[Space:Company E, 38th Regiment, Virginia Infantry, United States Civil War | Company E Roster]] Company F: Also known as the Davis Rifle Guard. Recruitment was based in the Republican Grove area of Halifax County, and [[Carter-20922|Jeduthan Washington Carter, Jr.]] was in charge of that duty. He would become Captain Jeduthan W. Carter and first commander when the unit officially joined the CSA on June 4, 1861. [[Space:Company F, 38th Regiment, Virginia Infantry, United States Civil War | Company F Roster]] Company G: Mecklenburg Rifles, Created primarily from men of Mecklenburg County, [[Townes-197|William Townes, Jr.]] was in charge of recruitment. When the unit came into service in the CSA on May 18, 1861, he would be Captain William Townes, company commander. [[Space:Company G, 38th Regiment, Virginia Infantry, United States Civil War | Company G Roster]] Company H: Secession Guards, initially led by [[Terry-4431|Captain Joseph Motley Terry]] starting June 7, 1861. Company H primarily drew from the Chatham area, northeast Pittsylvania, abutting Halifax County. [[Space:Company H, 38th Regiment, Virginia Infantry, United States Civil War | Company H Roster]] Company I: Also called the Confederate Guards, they were recruited from the Clarksville area of Mecklenburg County by [[Wood-22771|John Stanhope Wood]]. He would become Captain and first commander of the unit, which officially joined the CSA on June 20, 1861. There was a second Company I referred to as St. Bride's. [[Space:Company I, 38th Regiment, Virginia Infantry, United States Civil War | Company I Roster]] Company K: Cascade Rifles, mainly from Cascade, Pittsylvania in the southwest corner of Pittsylvania, with Henry County just to the west, and North Carolina just below. [[Griggs-1607|Captain George K. Griggs]] led the company beginning June 3, 1861. Captain Griggs was born in Henry County, but parents moved to Pittsylvania by 1850. The Captain was a rising star, becoming Lt. Colonel, then Colonel George Griggs by 1864. [[Space:Company K, 38th Regiment, Virginia Infantry, United States Civil War | Company K Roster]] Once organized, many of the men would die of disease such as Typhoid Fever or pneumonia before the first battle. For the 38th Virginia Infantry, at least 40 died of disease in 1861. and over 100 total between 1861-1862 without seeing military action (Through the course of the war for the army as a whole, of the approximate 260,000 deaths in the CSA, about 95,000 men died in battle, about 164,000 from disease. Estimates for the Union are that of 360,000 or so deaths, about 250,000 died from disease). The major battles the men of the 38th were involved in are listed by the National Park Service. Other sources offering descriptions are publications "Confederate Soldiers of Pittsylvania County & Danville" by [[Williams-50336|Mike K. Williams]], "Historical Sketch and Roster of the Virginia 38th Infantry Regiment" by John C. Rigdon, "38th Virginia Infantry", G. Howard Gregory, and the website "The Civil War in the East, for example. The following are brief versions of the battles. :1862: *May 5, BATTLE OF WILLIAMSBURG: Following the CSA retreat from Yorktown. Maj. Gen. McClellan and about 40,000 Union versus Maj Gen. Longstreet and 32,000 men. The Union had 2,200+ casualties, CSA 1,500+ casualties. After nearly overrunning part of the Federals, reinforcements on the Union side caused the CSA to retreat over night. The 38th Virginia Infantry was part of a brigade under Jubal Early at this point, and had light casualities, 7 wounded and 2 POWs. The 38th was struggling to get through a wooded area to join the battle, when General Early commanded the 24th Virginia, in the same brigade, to spearhead the attack, and the 24th suffered mightily. The 38th would become part of a brigade under General Samuel Garland by the end of May. *June 1, BATTLE OF 7 PINES took place along the Chickahominy River, near Richmond, with an estimated 80,000 men involved in the fighting. CSA General Joseph Johnston attacked the Union troops he felt were vulnerable. Though initially successful, the net result was about 6,100 casualties on the side of the CSA to about 5,000 for the Union. On top of that, General Johnston was seriously wounded. Somewhat of a stalemate, the CSA's efforts were hindered by weather, and an uncoordinated attack contributed to General Longstreet. The 38th Virginia lost Captain Edgar Carrington and his replacement Captain Shields S. Lucke; both killed in action. James Poindexter was promoted to Captain. At least 20 men KIA or DOW, overall 147 casualties for the 38th. The 38th would next be part of a brigade under General Lewis Armistead. *July 1 , SEVEN DAYS BATTLES was the culmination of the Peninsular Campaign, and took place near Richmond, with Major General McClellan facing General Robert E. Lee. General Lee, though outnumbered, attacked McClellan repeatedly over the course of a week. Though battles referred to as Union victories, they spooked McClellan and he would eventually retreat. However, the last assault at Malvern Hill was costly for the Confederacy. This involved dashing across an open field, attacking the Federals who were well entrenched on Malvern Hill. The CSA suffered about 5,300 in casualties to about 3,200 for the Union. This due to a combination of the CSA incorrectly thinking the Union was beginning a withdrawal, misunderstood commands, and ill-advised tactics. It would result in McClellan's retreat, but might be considered a pyrrhic victory. The 38th Virginia had 94 casualties. *August 30, SECOND BATTLE OF MANASSAS, or Second Bull Run, had Major General John Pope facing General Robert E. Lee and General Thomas J. Jackson. General Lee attacked General Pope with little effect, which led General Pope to believe his position was stronger than it was. Pope counter-attacked, and suffered massive casualties when bombarded by the CSA artillery, combined with an all out assault led by General Longstreet. The Union was decimated, casualties nearly 14,000 to about 8,300 for the CSA. *September 13, HARPERS FERRY was another CSA victory, with over 12,000 Union captured after the CSA artillery was strategically placed. Maj Gen Thomas J Jackson in command, with Union Col Dixon Miles surrendering. Col Miles was mortally wounded. The casualties were 44 Union KIA, 173 WIA, while the CSA had 39 KIA and 247 WIA. *September 16-18, SHARPSBURG(Antietam) was the "bloodiest day in American military history" per the NPS summation. Gen Lee, outnumbered by Gen McClellan's forces about 87,000 to 38,000, was able to hold the line just long enough for Gen A.P. Hill to come to the rescue from Harper's Ferry. This may have technically been a stalemate, but the casualties were more of a blow to the CSA than the Union. Lee withdrew to the Shenandoah Valley over night. *Casualties Union 12,000+, including 2,100 dead. CSA 10,000+ casualties, 1,500+ dead. *September 19, SHEPHERDSTOWN was an unsuccessful pursuit of the CSA forces under Maj Gen AP Hill. Union Maj Gen Porter's forces were severely repulsed, with the 118th Pennsylvania suffering 269 casualties. This was alleged the cause of President Lincoln relieving McClellan of command. *December 13, FREDERICKSBURG was a lop-sided victory for the CSA, with Gen Lee and his 70,000 versus Maj Gen Burnside of the Union and his estimated 100,000 forces. This was basically the reverse of Malvern Hill. This time the CSA had the better position, Lee having his men on Prospect Hill and Marye's Heights. Like the CSA had tried in Richmond, so the Union tried here. The results were brutal. 13,000+ casualties on the Union side to 4,500+ CSA. *As a result, Gen Burnside was replaced by Gen Joseph Hooker. :1863: *From June 9 - June 30, the 38th Infantry joined the bulk of General Lee's army as it began about a 130 mile journey from Fredericksburg, Virginia to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Traveling the western side of the state through Culpeper, Front Royal, then on to Harper's Ferry, Hagerstown, Maryland, and eventually to Gettysburg. Roughly 50 miles to their east, the Union was moving in a somewhat parallel line through central Virginia, then into Maryland, going through Frederick. Another 40 miles or so east of the Federal army, J.E.B. Stuart's Cavalry was also heading north. Stuart passed close to Washington, D.C., made his way through Westminster, Maryland, then through York, Pennsylvania before turning west. The three forces converged on Gettysburg at this point. *July 1-3, BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG involved over 150,000 men. The Union 83,000+ and the CSA 75,000+. General Lee and Major George Meade's forces engaged for 3 bloody days, with the casualties a staggering 51,000. Pickett's charge sounded eerily similar to the Malvern Hill fiasco, and the CSA again lost more than they could afford, suffering 28,000 casualties to the Union's 23,000. General Lee began a retreat on July 4. Fatalities estimated as 3,100 Union, 3,900 Confederate. A plaque at Gettysburg notes the 38th as part of Armistead's Brigade, which included Pittsylvania men of the 53rd and 57th Infantry, as well as the 14th Infantry(Halifax, Mecklenburg, Bedford, et.al.) and 9th Infantry, which had been formed in Norfolk. The Brigade arrived July 2. After 2 hours of cannon fire midday on the 3rd of July, the men of the CSA began Pickett's Charge. For the Brigade, the Gettysburg plaque notes 1650 present, 88 killed. The huge numbers were 460 wounded and 643 missing. The NPS describes the toll specifically to the 38th Infantry as "55% of the 400 engaged disabled." G. Howard Gregory would note 40% casualties. The Library of Virginia shows the 38th with 37 KIA and 97 POWs. Five of the ten commanding officers of Armistead's Brigade were killed, and four others wounded. For many of the CSA POWs from the Battle of Gettysburg, the next stop was Fort McHenry in Baltimore. From there they could be transferred to Fort Delaware and/or to Point Lookout in southern Maryland. If they were fortunate, they could be part of an exchange. Over 2,700 CSA men died at Fort Delaware, with 2,436 in a mass grave across the river at Finn's Point National Cemetery in New Jersey. There were 12,595 prisoners in July of 1863, after Gettysburg. In August of 1864, 600 Rebels from Fort Delaware were shipped to Charleston, SC and put in the face of cannon fire from their own side. 46 died from disease and malnutrition. Point Lookout was the next stop for many, and was infamous for overcrowding, disease, and prisoner abuse. Estimates range from over 3,300 POW deaths by the NPS to about 4,000 by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources. There were about 9,000 POWs in August of 1863, 15,000 by the summer of 1864, 20,000 as the war was coming to a close in 1865. For the survivors of Gettysburg, it was a slow retreat. Hindered by heavy rain, transporting about 10,000 wounded, and harassed by the Union in a half dozen battles, it took 10 days to go 60 miles; likely a distance the CSA could do in 4 days normally. Smithsburg, Williamsport, Boonsboro, Funkstown, Hagerstown, and Falling Waters were the sites of engagements on the way. :1864: *May 10, the BATTLE CHESTER STATION, location about equidistant from Richmond, Petersburg, and Bermuda Hundred, was a fight over the railroad line between Richmond and Petersburg. Pitting Union Major General Benjamin Butler and forces roughly 3,400 strong versus CSA General G.T. Beauregard and about 2,000 troops. The 38th lost Colonel Joseph Cabell, and Captain George K. Griggs was promoted to Colonel. Much of the forces of the CSA hailed from Pittsylvania, with the 38th, 53rd, 57th, and 9th Virginia Infantries involved. Viewed minor compared to the Drewry's Bluff or Bermuda Hundred battle a week later, losses for the 38th were 11 killed and 30 wounded; about half of what was to come. Smoke from a fire in the woods nearby caused general confusion and the battle deemed a draw. *May 16, BERMUDA HUNDRED was a group of battles at the town of Bermuda Hundred with Union Major General Butler attacking Richmond, opposed by General Beauregard of the CSA. Beauregard had 3 divisions led by General Robert Ransom, Maj. Gen. Robert Hoke, and Maj. Gen. Alfred Colquitt,. General Grant would note that Union General Butler was well positioned defensively, but could only serve as a distraction to the Confederates. The 38th suffered 23 dead and 77 wounded. *June 1-12, BATTLE OF COLD HARBOR saw an initial victory of Gen Sheridan at Cold Harbor, in Hanover County, near Richmond. When the Union forces tried advancing further towards Richmond, though outnumbering the CSA here 100,000 + to 60,000 +, suffered enormous casualties due to well defensed Confederate line. Casualties about 13,000 Union to 2,500 CSA. Accentuating the terror of the battle was the presence of wild hogs which would feed off the dead and wounded. *June SIEGE OF PETERSBURG refers to the nearly year long effort of Gen Ulysses S. Grant to encircle Petersburg and Richmond. It began in June of 1864. :1865: *April 1, BATTLE OF FIVE FORKS was one of three crucial conflicts in Virginia near the end of the war. Here Gen Pickett tried holding off the Union's cavalry(Gen Sheridan) and Gen Warren's V Corps. Gen Fitz Lee of the CSA engaged Gen Custer long enough to allow Pickett to exit. Meanwhile, the railroad supply line for the Confederates was now cut off, inching the Southern cause closer to impossible. *April 6, BATTLE OF SAYLER'S CREEK was about the last straw for the Confederacy. Over 6,000 CSA troops under Gen Richard Ewell were retreating towards North Carolina, hoping to regroup there. Short on supplies and not moving with alacrity, they were eventually surrounded by Gen Sheridan's cavalry, and Gen Ewell surrendered his forces. *April 9, BATTLE OF APPOMATTOX COURTHOUSE left Gen Robert E Lee's forces boxed in with no chance to retreat to Lynchburg, the last option for supplies. Gen Lee did the only prudent thing, surrender his remaining 26,000 men, versus being annihilated. Irony being the papers of surrender were signed in the "McLean House", owned by Wilmer McLean, who sold his home in Manassas to try to escape the war, then bought the property in the town of Appomattox Courthouse. Of the approximate 26,000 men the NPS notes 12 officers and 82 men from the 38th Infantry. Those numbers conflict with their own list of parolees, and a more accurate number is likely that noted in source by G. Howard Gregory, that says a total of 73 men. ==Sources== *"Confederate Soldiers of Pittsylvania & Danville", Mike K. Williams, 1988. *"Historical Sketch and Roster of the Virginia 38th Infantry Regiment" John C. Rigdon, 2015. *"38th Virginia Infantry", G. Howard Gregory, 1988. *[http://pittsylvaniacountyhistory.com List of CSA soldiers gravesites on Pittsylvania County History website] *FamilySearch and National Park Service database of Civil War Soldiers *FamilySearch database of census records, primarily Pittsylvania County, Va. 1860. *Findagrave pages *rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vapittsy/civilwar.html *civilwarhome.com/casualties.htm *library of Virginia

[[Category: 3rd Regiment, Colorado Cavalry, United States Civil War]] ::THIS IS DONE..............[[Taylor-25258|Taylor-25258]] 19:22, 20 April 2020 (UTC) 1145 Soldiers added... :NOW to find the resting place for the men who have not been found............ :The MAIN reason for this list is to ADD the CEMETERY that they were laid to rest. :If we can find them all or NOT.. we may be able to use this to locate the ::UNMARKED Civil War Veterans in the Franktown Cemetery, as we were told they might be. :if there is no cemetery listed then we need to search to see IF HE MAYBE one that was buried in FRANKTOWN CEMETERY...........were did he live last??? :There are 592 men who have unknown or not found graves............ THE "A" NAMES (36 on fold3 and have found/added 36) #[[Abathnot-1 | Abathnot, James]] (22)/aka: Aberthnot, (Niwot Cemetery, Niwot, Colorado[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/25619406] headstone photo... #[[Adams-32075 | Adams, Charles]] (22) (Logan Park Cemetery, Sioux City, Iowa)[https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/95336/logan-park-cemetery] headstone photo #[[Adams-32129 | Adams, Charles C]] (19) '''not found after military''' #[[Adams-32145| Adams, James]] (20)(Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado) headstone photo #[[Ager-171 | Ager, Archibald]] aka:Arger #[[Aiken-892 | Aiken, James]] (30)/aka: Aikens, (Colorado State Veterans Center at Homelake Cemetery, Rio Grande County, Colorado) headstone photo #[[Aikens-181| Aikins, Thomas A]] Sgt/aka: Akins, Thomas C (Valmont Cem., Valmont, Colorado) headstone photo... #[[Albro-191 | Albro, Oliver M]] 1st Lt (Mount Olivet Cem, Wheat Ridge, Colorado) headstone photo #[[Alexander-11162 | Alexander, John H]] (26) '''pension card dated Nov 26 1881 Colorado''' #[[Allan-2200 | Allan, William N]] (Crown Hill Cemetery, Wheat Ridge, Colorado) headstone photo #[[Allem-26 | Allem, Jesse F]] (36) ( Mount Olivet Cemetery, Buena Vista, Colorado) military stone #[[Allen-20913 | Allen, Jacob B]] (28) (Niwot Cemetery, Niwot, Colorado) headstone photo #[[Allen-29322| Allen, John K]](38) 1880 census Kansas ???????? #[[Allen-29323| Allen, Theophilus]] (Holy Trinity Catholic Cemetery, Bandon, Oregon) military stone #[[Alva-58 | Alva, Cornashone]]/ aka:Avallo, Corashone (Butte Cem, Rye, Colorado ) '''NO STONE''' #[[Alwell-8 | Alwell, Rufell]] aka:Arguello d:1918 Roselawn Cem. Pueblo, '''NO STONE''' #[[Amberg-63 | Amberg, John]] (40) '''lived in Pueblo, CO after 1870 census no f-a-g''' #[[Amberg-64 | Amberg, Paul]] aka:Jean Paul, Montana State Hosp. Cem, [[Taylor-25258|Taylor-25258]] 21:01, 5 October 2022 (UTC) mailed docs to get the answers: is he there? does he have a stone? #[[Amy-211 | Amy, Elroy]] (25) (Canistota Cemetery, Canistota, South Dakota) headstone photo #[[Anderson-33783 | Anderson, Erick]] (Eric) (29) D:1925 Marysville Cem. Washington headstone photo #[[Anderson-33786 | Anderson, Jonas]] (19) (Columbia Cemetery, Boulder, Colorado) military stone #[[Andrews-10475 | Andrews, De Forest H]] (Morris Hill Cemetery, Boise, Idaho)headstone photo #[[Andrews-10478 | Andrews, John F]] (35) '''who stayed with John Reynolds''' d: New Mexico ???? #[[Andrews-10479 | Andrews, William E]] /aka:Andrus, William E (32) BUGLER too many #[[Anson-318 | Anson, Allen]] (31) last census New Mexico ????? #[[Arbuckle-948 | Arbuckle, Jackson S]] (37) notHING found #[[Archer-3267 | Archer, Alfred H]] (Oak Hill Cemetery, Plattsmout, Nebraska) military headstone #[[Armstrong-11382 | Armstrong, Clarence]] D:1928 San Francisco Nat.Cem. San Francisco, California, 37 years in the ARMY....................military stone #[[Armstrong-11383 | Armstrong, Edward N]] (Clark Cem, Burtonville, Missouri )headstone photo #[[Armstrong-11388 | Armstrong, Thomas W J]] (Lakeside Cem, Loveland, Colo.)headstone photo #[[Armstrong-11389 | Armstrong, William]] (20) ?????????? #[[Arnett-999 | Arnett, Andrew J]] (19) last lived in 1880 Hortense, '''Chaffee, Colorado''' #[[Ortees- | Artes, Lucas]] aka: Ortees #[[Askrew-1 | Askren, Albert]]/aka: Askrew, Albert (Canfield Cemetery, Ivy, Iowa)headstone photo #[[Autabees-1 | Autabees, Marion]] (27) '''2nd Lt Widow filed in Colorado 1891''' ???? The "B" names (107 done) #[[Bacca-21 | Bacca, Jose]] (27) from Nebraska/#Bacca, Lewis (21) from Nebraska #[[Bacca-22 | Bacca, Jose Lewis]] (25) New Mexico #[[Bacon-4877 | Bacon, Isaac F]] (23) (Elmwood Cemetery, Chanute, Kansas) headstone photo #[[Badgely-12 | Badely, Henry R]]/ aka: Badgely, Henry R (30) #[[Baker-29999 | Baker, George]] (17) #[[Baker-14994 | Baker, Nathan A]] (21) (Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado) #[[Baker-30000| Baker, Syrus H]] (24) Lincoln Memorial Park, Portland, Oregon #[[Baldus-28 | Theodore Baltus]] (Saints Peter And Paul Cemetery, Boone, Iowa) #[[Ball-10707 | Ball, Samuel C]] (18) ( Seventh Day Baptist Original Cemetery, Cummings, Kansas) #[[Ballinger-603 | Ballanger, John H]] (18)/Ballenger, John H D: 1871 Columbia Cem. Boulder, Colorado #[[Balsinger-7 | Balsinger, Maxwell D]]/aka: Baslinger, Ma D #[[Banes-92 | Banes, Howard E]] (21) (Evergreen Memorial Park, Tucson, Arizona) #[[Banister-275 | Banister, Moses H]] (Greenwood Cemetery, Clay Center, Kansas ) #[[Bardsal-1 | Capt. Burdsal, Caleb S]] Ast. Surgeon (Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado ) #[[Bare-621 | Bare, John]] Qtr Mst SGT #[[Barnard-3624 | Barnard, Albert]]/aka: Bernard, Albert #[[Barnard-3627 | Barnard, Ambrose W]] #[[Barnes-13438 | Barnes, Marshal]], (City of Nogales Cemetery, Nogales, Arizona) #[[Barney-1803 | Barney, William M]] (Mountain View Cemetery, Longmont, Colorado) #[[Barr-3063 | Barr, Samuel]] (18) #[[Barr-3066 | Barr, Samuel K]] (23) #[[Barr-3067 | Barr, William]] (18) #[[Bartells-10 | Bartells, Julius Leo]] (20) #[[Barthoff-1 | Barthoff, Frank G]] (18)/aka:Berthoff, Frank L #[[Bartroff-2 | Bartroff, Frederick]] (22)/aka: Bertroff, Frederick #[[Bassett-3703 | Bassett, Alden]] (19) Engineer (Del Norte Cemetery, Del Norte, Colorado) #[[Bateman-2260 | Bateman, Isaac]] (33) Blacksmith #[[Battines-1 | Battenes, Beda]] (23)/Battines, Bedab Mexico #[[Baumer-86 | Baumer, John]] (33) #[[Baxter-4598 | Baxter, Oliver H P]] (28) ( Roselawn Cemetery, Pueblo, Colorado ) headstone photo #[[Beach-3812 | Beach, Gordon]] (19) (Woodland Park Cemetery, Woodland Park, Colorado) #[[Beach-3813 | Beach, Watson]] (30) (Columbia Cemetery, Boulder, Colorado ) #[[Bean-4854 | Bean, James M]] (24) D:1913 Mo. buried:Foote Cem., Vandervoort, Arkansas #[[Beauman-19 | Beaman, Leopold]] aka:Banman #[[Beason-666 | Beason, Jesse James]] (20) (Wyuka Cemetery, Nebraska City, Nebraska) #[[Beaty-919 | Beaty, Charles W]] (35) ( Trenton Cemetery, Trenton, Illinois ) #[[Beckham-610 | Beckham, John]] Blsmth, Ferrier #[[Beckwith-1388 | Beckwith, George L]] (Mountain View Cemetery, Longmont, Colorado) #[[Bedee-32 | Bedee, George A]] Sgt #[[Bedford-837 | Bedford, Jefferson W]] ( Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Omaha, Nebraska) #[[Beebe-2783 | Beebe, Albert Peter]] ( Los Angeles National Cemetery, Los Angeles, California) #[[Beedle-147 | Beedle, Samuel B]] #[[Beeman-639 | Beeman, Lafayette]] (23)aka: Bemen, Layfeete (Roselawn Cem, Pueblo, Colorado) #[[Beery-400 | Beery, William H]] (25) ( Mount Pisgah Cemetery, Cripple Creek, Colorado) #[[Bell-19924 |Bell, Joseph B]] (38) (Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado) #[[Bell-19925 | Bell, Thadius P]] (30) (Blue Springs Cemetery, Blue Springs, Missouri ) #[[Belshe-69 | Belshe, Cyrus J]] (23) #[[Bender-1995 | Bender, Jeremiah Jerry]] (25) (Fountain Cemetery, Fostoria, Ohio) #[[Berger-1739 | Berger, Andrew]] (36) #[[Berkheimer-64 | Berkheimer, Jesse]] (20) '''KIA Sand Creek Massacre no f-a-g''' #[[Berkley-280 |Berkley, Granville J JR]] (17) D:1931 Green Mountain Cem. Boulder, Colorado, #[[Biggs-2846 | Biggs, George P]] (44) #[[Bisel-8 | Corp. Bisel, Benjamin F]] (24) '''WIA''' Indiana (Bluff Point Cemetery, Bluff Point, Indiana) #[[Bishop-11328 | Bishop, Henry C]] (27) #[[Blackburn-3674 |Blackburn, Joseph L]] D: 1898 Columbia Cemetery, Boulder, Colorado, #[[Blair-2602 | Blair, John J]] (30) died in California (Home of Peace Cemetery, Porterville, California) #[[Blake-5557 | Blake, Henry]] (30) (Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado) #[[Blancett-21 | Blancett, Truman]] (42) b:New York ??? or born 1848 in Iowa D:Greenwood Cemetery, Canon City, Fremont County, Colorado, f-a-g 22630318 #[[Blinn-206 | Blinn, Oscar]] (30) #[[Blore-43 | Blore, William R]] (30) Sgt. {Mountain View Cemetery, Longmont, Colorado) #[[Blum-435 | Blum, Anton]] (33) ''' Franktown Cemetery''' #[[Boggs-2421 | Boggs, John L]] (43) (father to Oliver, below) ( Beulah Cemetery, Beulah, Colorado) #[[Boggs-2432 | Boggs, Oliver L]] (16) (he was 14 years old) (Los Angeles National Ce, Los Angeles, California) #[[Booth-6454 | Booth, John]] (44) b:England #[[Booth-6152 | Booth, Joseph W]] (38) (Roselawn Cemetery, Pueblo, Colorado) #[[Borga-2 | Borga, Walu Ka]] (23) #[[Borland-726 | Borland, Richard]] (34) #[[Bostwick-641 | Bostwick, Joseph W]] D. Sgt. (23) (Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado) #[[Bott-430 | Bott, Anthony]] (29) (Fairview Cemetery, Colorado Springs, Colorado) #[[Botts-359 | Botts, William]] (19) Cook #[[Bowen-6332 |Lt. Col. Bowen, Leavitt L]] (40) ('''obit does not say-Cem Died in Denver'''not Riverside/Fairmount.... #[[Bowrings-1 | Bowrings, Daniel H]] (46) (Poncha Springs Cemetery, Poncha Springs, Colorado) #[[Boyd-9994 | Boyd, Joseph T]] (25) 1st Lt. (Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado) #[[Boyer-3661 | Boyer, Calvin]] (29) (Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado) #[[Brackett-491 | Brackett, Ozro]] (47) '''Franktown Cemetery''' #[[Bradford-4898 | Bradford, W Daniel]] (23) (Columbia Cemetery, Boulder, Colorado) #[[Bradley-9909 | Bradley, John W]] (25) ''' WIA Sand Creek''' #[[Brand-2402 | Brand, George]] (24) (Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado) #[[Breckenridge-416 | Breckenridge, William M]] (17) Dep. Sheriff during OK Corral gunfight (Evergreen Memorial Park, Tucson, Arizona) #[[Britton-2391 | Britton, John]] (25) Bretton, John ( Mount Pisgah Cemetery, Cripple Creek, Colorado) #[[Brooks-13337 | Brooks, Thomas]] (28) (Pisgah Cemetery, Wood Heights, Missouri ) #[[Brooks-13338 | Brooks, Thomas J ]](22) ALSO: 3rd Missouri as Capt. died Missouri #[[Brott-90 | Brott, James]] (23) #[[Brower-1999 | Brower, Frank]] (20)/(Bromer, Frank) #[[Brown-75326 | Brown, Frank]] (18) #[[Brown-75327 | Brown, Hiram R]] (27) QM Sgt. (brother-John C) (Riverside Cem, Denver, Colorado) #[[Brown-75328 | Brown, John C ]](30) ( Mesa Cemetery, El Paso County, Colorado.) #[[Brown-75354 | Brown, John F]] (23) #[[Brown-75355 | Brown, John L]] (18) #[[Brown-75356 | Brown, Robert L]] (25) #[[Brown-75357 | Brown, Thomas F]] (22) #[[Brumley-388 | Brumley, Martin]] (31) (Alamosa Municipal Cemetery, Alamosa, Colorado) #[[Brunce-2 | Brunce, John]] (20) Corp. #[[Bryan-4681 | Bryan, Joseph]](20) #[[Buckham-33 | Buckham, Andrew]] (21) (Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois) #[[Buell-1070 | Buell, Oliver S]] (22). 6th Vermont, died in Illinois (Mount Hope Cem, Rochester, New York ) #[[Buell-1071| Buell, Samuel A]] (33) Ordinance Sgt. #[[Bunker-1659 | Bunker, Clement]] (30) (Hillcrest Cemetery, Carbondale, Colorado) #[[Burdick-1950 | Burdick, William C]] (34) Sgt #[[Bardsal-1 | Burdsal, Caleb S]] (56) Asst. Surgeon ( (Riverside Cem, Denver, Colorado)) #[[Burger-2459 | Burger, Andrew]] #[[Burghardt-153 | Burghardt, Samuel H]] (21) Sgt.'''WIA''' d:1919 Oregon (Adams Cem, Molalla, Oregon) #[[Burns-9469 | Burns, Terance]] (26) #[[Burr-1951 | Burr, Thomas]] (38) (Old Cemetery, Lake City, Colorado) #[[Burwell-668 | Burwell, Julius H]] (18) (Woodlawn Cemetery, The Bronx, New York) #[[Bushee-44 | Bushee, William H]] (34) #[[Butts-1248 | Butts, Malone]] (17) The "C" names ( ) #[[Caldwell-6255 | John W. Caldwell]] ( Wesleyan Cemetery, Cincinnati, Ohio ) #[[Calkins-6720 | Ezra S Calkins]] (Los Angeles National Cemetery, Los Angeles, California) #[[Callen-168 | Phillip D Callen]] (Dillon Cemetery, Dillon, Colorado ) #[[Campbell-28366 | Mathias Campbell]] (Blair Cemetery, Blair, Nebraska) #[[Campbell-28368 | William Campbell]] #[[Carr-9900 | James A Carr]] (Mount Hope Cemetery, Lander, Wyoming) #[[Carson-5532 | James Carson]] Suicide 1880 (Golden Cemetery, Golden, Colorado ) #[[Carson-5533 | John B. Carson]] #[[Carter-25646 | John C Carter]] #[[Britton-3137 | Daniel W Case]] aka:CASE/ born:Britton D:1893 Missouri '''no f-a-g" #[[Casies-1 | Juan Casies]] #[[Cass-1207 | Charles L Cass]] 1st Lt. D: 11 Mar 1904 in Fairplay, Park, Colorado, #[[Castle-2019 | James B Castle]] D: Aug 29 1899 Wisconsin, #[[Catlett-536 | James H Catlett]] (Loveland Burial Park, Loveland, Colorado ) #[[Cawley-263 | Frederick Cawley]] 19 #[[Chaffin-913 | Wilton Chaffin]] Sgt (Leadville City Cemetery, Leadville, Colorado) #[[Chamberlain-4429 | John F Chamberlain]] (Oak Hill Cemetery, Chetopa, Kansas) #[[Chamberlain-4430 | Joseph C Chamberlain]] Corp. d:1923 (Granite Hill Cem , Grants Pass, Oregon ) #[[Chambers-6452 | Benjamin Chambers]] Sgt. Major 1900 in California #[[Chance-1341 | Fredrick Chance]] D;1893 Illinois #[[Chandler-7171 | Joseph Chandler]] D:1922 Sidon Cemetery, Sidon, White County, Arkansas #[[Charvis-6 | Antonio Charvis]] #[[Charvis-7 | Polito Charvis]] #[[Chase-6305 | Edward Chase]] Capt. (Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado) #[[Chawvine-1 | Frank Chawvine]] could also be: Chavan #[[Chiniquy-3 | Charles L Chiniquy]] 1842 Quebec, Canada -(Mount Moriah Cemetery, Deadwood, South Dakota ) #[[Chubbuck-170 | Theodore A Chubbuck]] 1 Nov 1844 Peru, LaSalle, Illinois, - 26 Jul 1894 (Lakeside Cemetery, Loveland, Colorado) #[[Churches-72 |Valentine John Churches]] 14 Feb 1846 Oare, Wookey, Somersetshire, England-14 Jun 1890 (Lake View Cemetery, Seattle, Washington ) #[[Clark-46398 | Alexander Clark]] 1816 Georgia,(Mount Olivet Cemetery, Wheat Ridge, Colorado) #[[Clark-46400 | Charles E Clark]] 1843 Missouri, United States - aft 1865 #[[Clarke-12477 | Langdon Clark]] D:1911 Crary Mills Cem., Canton, St. Lawrence County, New York, #[[Clark-46401 |Henry Clay Clark]] 1836 On The High Seas - before 13 Feb 1883 (Mount Moriah Cemetery, Deadwood, South Dakota ) #[[Clark-46402 | William Clark]] 1831 Queens, New Brunswick - aft 1865 #[[Clawson-1030 | George F Clawson]] 1831 Canada -(Colorado State Veterans Center at Homelake Cemetery, Rio Grande County, Colorado) #[[Clemant-2 | Edward Clemant]] 1842 New York, United States - aft 1865 #[[Clifton-2331 | William Clifton]] 1841 Bemen, Michigan, United States - aft 1865 #[[Cline-4159 | William S Cline]] 1828 Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, United States - aft 1865 #[[Cobb-6914 | Albert J Cobb]] 1846 Michigan, United States - aft 1885 #[[Cobb-6915 | David (Cobb) Cobbs]] 1846 - 1865 #[[Coberly-216 | Joseph G Coberly]] 1843 Illinois, United States - aft 1865 (Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, California) #[[Coby-15 | Henry Coby]] (COLBEY) 1844 Germany (Evergreen Cemetery, Colorado Springs, Colorado) #[[Cochran-3991 | James Cochran]] 1826 London, Kanawha, Virginia,-(Silver Cliff Cemetery, Silver Cliff, Colorado) #[[Cochran-3992 | John D Cochran]] 1841 Macon, Missouri, (Pioneer Memorial Cemetery, San Bernardino, California) #[[Coffin-3675 | Morse H Coffin]] 1836 Delware, New York, United States - 1865 (Mountain View Cemetery. Longmont, Colorado ) #[[Coffin-3676 | Onsville C Coffin]] 1843 York, Maine, United States - aft 1865 (Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia) #[[Cole-17830 | George W Cole]] 1838 Delaware, Keweenaw, Michigan, 1865 (Riverside Cemetery Denver, Colorado) #[[Coleman-10699 | Jesse W Coleman]] 1836 Brooke, Virginia (New Hope Cemetery,Fremont County, Colorado) #[[Collins-20991 | Charles Collins]] 1836 Blackstone, Worcester, Massachusetts,VERMONT (Mount Olivet Cemetery, Salt Lake City, Utah) #[[Conklin-2334 | Hezekiah Conklin]] 1843 Nobleville, Indiana, (Odd Fellows Cemetery, The Dalles, Oregon) #[[Connelly-1374 | Joseph Connelly]] 1843 Ireland - aft 1865 #[[Connor-2456 | Michael James Connor]] 1834 Monroe, New York,) '''WIA Sand Creek/DIED-NO f-a-g''' #[[Connors-978 | John A Connors]] 1832 Canada - aft 1865(Los Angeles National Cemetery, Los Angeles, California) #[[Conroy-1026 | John J Conroy]] 1816 Albany, Albany, New York, (Leavenworth National Cemetery, Leavenworth, Kansas) #[[Consadine-3 | Thomas Consadine]] 1836 Limerick, Ireland - aft 1865 ??? #[[Cook-26942 | David Cook]] 1839 Lancaster, Erie, New York, (Littleton Cemetery, Littleton, Colorado) #[[Cooper-21958 | James Cooper]] 1830 Marion, Ohio, United States - aft 1865 #[[Cooper-21959 | [John D Cooper]] 1844 Fulton, Indiana, United States - aft 1865 #[[Coplin-29 | Benjamin F Coplin]] 1843 Fulton, Indiana,Latah Cemetery, Latah, Washington #[[Corde-24 | William Corde]] 1831 Down, Ireland - Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado #[[Corman-434 | George W Corman]] before 1825 Carlisle, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, #[[Conseto-1 | Francisco Conseto]] 1819 New Mexico #[[Cort-171 | Richard C Cort]] 1945 Pennsylvania (Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado) #[[Cotton-3500 | William Cotton]] Corp. Michigan #[[Coughlin-747 | John Coughlin]] Colorado State Veterans Center-Homelake Cemetery, Rio Grande County, Colorado #[[Courtney-2345 | Marion W. Courtney]] Penn. /Calif 4th (Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma, California) #[[Cox-23854 | Elisha W Cox]] Indiana #[[Cox-23856 | James Cox]] Illinois #[[Cox-14892 | William J Cox]] Ill. D:9111 ??? Colorado, Church Records, 1692-1942," '''need to check''' #[[Craig-8639 | Alexander Craig]] Penn.-Colorado State Vet. Center at Homelake Cemetery,Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colorado #[[Craig-8635 | Henry B Craig]] Missouri--(New Salem Baptist Church Cemetery, Ashland, Missouri) #[[Craig-8635 | John H Craig]] Ohio ( Evergreen Cemetery, Colorado Springs, Colorado.) #[[Crane-5863 | Putnam A Crane]] NY pension '''Colorado 1892 no f-a-g''' #[[Crawford-15566 | Mott M. Crawford]] Adams, Ohio '''in Colorado 1904''' #[[Crawford-15567 | Samuel Crawford]] Penn #[[Crawford-15568 | William Crawford]] Indiana-Main Cemetery,Belgrade, Nance County, Nebraska #[[Crawley-1111 | John Crawley]] Crowley -- Mount Olivet Cem,Wheat Ridge, Jefferson, Colorado, #[[Cree-211 | Capt. Theodore G Cree]] Los Angeles National Cemetery, Los Angeles, California #[[Creighton-109 | William G Creighton]] Rosehill Cem/Mausoleum-Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, #[[Cresswell-518 | Henry W Cresswell]] #[[Cronk-652 | Abram Cronk]] West Magnolia Cemetery, Magnolia, Wisconsin #[[Cronk-653 | David Cronk]] Mountain View Cemetery, Longmont, Colorado #[[Crow-3137 | Henry Crow]] Greenwood Memory Lawn Cemetery, Phoenix, Arizona #[[Crowley-1849 | Morris Crowley]] Ireland (Saint Anthonys Cemetery,Las Vegas, San Miguel New Mexico) #[[Cudmore-329 | William Cudmore]] Leavenworth National Cemetery, Leavenworth, Kansas #[[Cue-101 | James M. Cue]] '''wounded/Killed at South Bend Sandy Nov 29 1864 no f-a-g ''' #[[Culp-1516 | James R. Culp]] Corp. (Prairie View Cemetery, Paullina, Iowa) #[[Cunningham-10255 | William S Cunningham]] Sgt. Penn #[[Cushenburg-1 | Saddler John C Cushenburg]] #[[Cushman-1468 | Abial W Cushman]] D:1908 L.A.Calif. buried:Mountain View Cem. Longmont, Colorado The "D" names ( ) #[[Dailey-1778 | 2 Lt John L Dailey]] Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado #[[Dailey-1779 | William M Dailey]] Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado (big brother above) #[[Darnel-7 | Caleb E Darnel]] D:1909 Iowa no f-a-g #[[Davenport-5202 | Henry Wilson Davenport]] Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Sigourney, Iowa #[[Davenport-5216 | William Davenport]] Valley Brook Cemetery, Breckenridge, Colorado #[[Davenport-5222 | William H. Davenport]] Wagoner-- Roselawn Cemetery, Pueblo, Colorado #[[Davis-62940 | Thomas J Davis]] 1st Lt #[[Dawkens-1 | Thomas C Dawkins]] Roselawn Cemetery, Pueblo, Colorado #[[Dawson-7139 | Thomas Dawson]] #[[Bross-116 | Stephen D Decatur]] '''BROSS'''Rosita Cem. Rosita, Custer, Colorado--changed his name #[[De_La_Mar-38 | Frank DeLaMar]] 1st Lt/ Judge "buried at home in Grand Junction, CO" #[[Demar-44 | William E. Demar]] Amazonia Cemetery, Amazonia, Missouri #[[DeMary-17 | George L. DeMary]] Greenwood Memorial Park, San Diego, California. #[[Detrick-200 | Frank Detrick]] Corp. Berlin-Glen Abbey Memorial Park,Bonita, San Diego, California #[[Devereux-539 | Peter Devereux]] Saint Benedict Cemetery, Bendena, Doniphan County, Kansas, #[[DeVotie-2 | Henry M DeVotie]] Linn Grove Cemetery, Greeley, Colorado #[[Dickens-1184 | William H Dickens]] Mountain View Cem. Longmont, Colorado Murdered by his SON... #[[Dickson-3946 | 2nd Lt Lewis H Dickson]] Mountain View Cem Longmont, Colorado #[[Dillon-3617 | John Dillon]] #[[Dobbins-826 | Joseph W Dobbins]] Greenmount Cemetery, Durango, Colorado] #[[Dobson-3405 | James Dobson]] yes, 45 years old #[[Dobson-3408 | James Dobson]] WOW 56 years.. #[[Dorftennent-1 | John Doftennent]] spelled both ways #[[Donnelly-2405 | James C Donnelly]] Pine Hill Cemetery, Corbin, Kentucky ??? #[[Dorsey-1837 | George W Dorsey]] Sgt '''WIA''' #[[Douglas-10398 | John A Douglas]] '''Died=Wounds''' from Nov 29 1864--Riverside Cem, Denver, #[[Douglass-2675| James Douglass]] 5th Sgt '''WIA''' #[[Douglass-2677| John M Douglass]] b:Missouri #[[Douglass-2678| Robert Douglass]] age:44 Evergreen Cemetery, Colorado Springs, Colorado #[[Dow-2347 | Lewis Dow]] Colorado State Vet Center-Homelake Cemetery #[[Dowd-806 | Michael Dowd]] #[[Doyle-5331 | William A Doyle]] Sgt/2nd Cav.-Colorado State Vet. Center at Homelake Cemetery #[[Drummond-2662 | Alexander Drummond]] aka: John A. D:1893 Forest Hill Cem. Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, #[[Du_Bois-2864 | James E Duboice]] Spelled: DuBois--Grandview Cemetery, Fort Collins, Colorado #[[Duggan-1257 | William Duggan]] Ireland #[[Duncan-12855 | John R Duncan]] England ''' KIA Sand Creek- no f-a-g''' #[[Dunlapp-2 | John Dunlap]] aka:Dunlap Ohio- #[[Dunnell-72 | Lloyd W Dunnell]] Mulvane Cem. Mulvane, Kansas #[[Durfee-614 | Eli W Durfee]] #[[Dwight-532 | Lorenzo Dwight]] Com Sgt D:1904 Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma, San Mateo County, California #[[Dyer-5945 | Adoniram J Dwyer]] Hartford Cemetery, Hartford, Michigan #[[Dyer-12210 | Elias Dyer]] Cedar Hill Cemetery, Castle Rock, Colorado-Judge Murdered by mob The "E" NAMES #[[Easler-58 | Robert F. Easler]] Corp/20th Pa-- Arlington Cemetery, Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania #[[Easterbrook-278 | Ira W Easterbrook]] Bald Mountain Cemetery, Nevadaville, Colorado #[[Ebi-6 | David Ebi Jr]] Los Angeles Nat'l Cemetery #[[Echart-16 | John Echart]] Corp Dayton National Cemetery, Dayton, Ohio #[[Edom-35 | William E Edom]] Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado #[[Edson-901 | Obed Edson]] 1st/2nd/3rd Co. 2nd Lt Hillsboro Pioneer Cemetery, Hillsboro, Oregon #[[Edwards-22605 | James W Edwards]] #[[Eggleston-1100 | James H Eggleston]] of New York, 55 years/'''from Franktown''' #[[Elder-2933 | William Elder]] Dayton National Cemetery, Dayton, Ohio #[[Eldridge-2625 | Stephen Eldridge]] #[[Elliott-13149 | Perry D Elliott]] 1st Lt/QM #[[Elliott-13150 | William A Elliott]] Columbia Cem. Boulder, Colorado #[[Engle-877 | Engle, George]] (Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado) #[[Entsler-1 | John Entsler]] #[[Epperson-1398 | Benjamin C Epperson]] Washington Soldiers Home Cemetery, Orting, Washington #[[Ettleman-31 | Hiram Ettleman]] Thurman Cemetery, Thurman, Iowa #[[Everett-3954 | William Everett]] Ohio #[[Eymon-11 | William Eymon]] Cuba The "F" NAMES #[[Fairchild-2217 | Nelson A Fairchild]] #[[Fairley-334 | James Fairley]] Mountain View Cemetery, Pueblo, Colorado #[[Faulkner-3518 | Nathaniel Faulkner]] Evergreen Cemetery, Colorado Springs, Colorado #[[Fallon-700 | Edward Fallon]] D:1916 Mount Olivet Cem. Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, Colorado, #[[Farrar-2583 | Decatur Farrar]] '''Died in Colorado before 1880, Denver''' ??IOWACno f-a-g #[[Farrar-2584 | Henry Farrar]] Michigan- Hot Sulphur Springs Cemetery, Grand County, Colorado #[[Farrar-2585 |Martin Farrar]] NY D1915 Grandview Cemetery, Fort Collins, Colorado #[[Feay-8 | Oliver Feay]] Corp Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado) #[[Fehrs-3 | John P Fehrs]] '''Widow's address Littleton, Co.''' no f-a-g #[[Fenstermasher-1 | William Fense]] Fenstermasher-Died Nt'l Home,Danville NY/Green Mount Cemetery, Dansville, New York #[[Ferguson-11999 | Thomas W Ferguson]]D: 1915 State Veterans Home Cem.Hot Springs, S.Dakota #[[Fessenden-418 | John Fessenden]] #[[Fetch-32 | John Fetch]] Mo. #[[Field-4860 | Commodore Field]] Pvt. Mo died in Mo. before 1880 #[[Field-3699 | Dexter W Field]] Delta Cemetery, Delta, Colorado #[[Field-4861 | John L Field]] NY #[[Field-4862 | Noah Field]] D:Oct 1864 of disease Fort Latham Cemetery, Greeley, Colorado #[[Fihling-1 | William Fihling]] Blksmith--Mount Olivet Cemetery, Buena Vista, Colorado #[[Fink-1713 | John Fink]] Nt'l Home Leavenworth Kansas #[[Finley-2473 | Jacob Finley]] Palisade Cemetery,Palisade, Mesa County, Colorado #[[Finley-2474 | Robert Finley]] Com Sgt. Surveyor--Evergreen Cemetery, Colorado Springs, Colorado #[[Finney-1496 | William F Finney]] Ky.. Deserted #[[Fisher-17262 | William Fisher]] #[[Fitzgerald-6304 | Michael Fitz Jerrold]] #[[Flair-8 | John Flair]] Germany #[[Flannagan-116 | Christopher Flannagan]] #[[Fleck-692 | Seldon D Fleck]] Nt'l Home Leavenworth Kansas #[[Fletcher-9563 | William W Fletcher]] Blksmth Mount Olivet Cemetery, Buena Vista, Colorado #[[Flewellen-91 | John Flewellen]] Cook -Georgia #[[Flick-942 | William H Flick]] #[[Flin-14 | james Flin]] Flinn? #[[Flynn-3565 | William H Flynn]] REJECTED #[[Foley-3179 | James Foley]] NY #[[Foster-20404 | Benjamin B Foster]] Com Sgt. -Elmwood Cemetery, Coin, Iowa #[[Foster-20406 | Henry C Foster]] KIA Sand Creek Massacre burial not found- '''FRANKTOWN??" #[[Foster-20501 | Pleasant Foster]] Enid Cemetery, Enid, Oklahoma #[[Foster-20503 | Robert R. Foster]] Beaver Park Cemetery, Penrose, Colorado #[[Foster-20506 | William D. Foster]] b:Atlantic Ocean cemetery ??? '''could be in FRANKTOWN"?? #[[Fowler-10383 | Bernard Fowler Jr]] Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York #[[Foy-742 | Capt. Joseph A Foy]] Grace Lawn Cemetery, Elkhart, Indiana #[[Francis-5890 | James Francis]] on Trial for Deserter from Kansas 2nd Cavalry #[[Franklin-11007 | Ashley M Franklin]] Riverside Cemetery, Belfast, New York #[[Franklin-11008 | Benjamin Franklin]] (possibly ) Littleton Cemetery, Littleton, Colorado #[[Franklin-11010 | James Franklin]] Los Angeles National Cemetery, Los Angeles, California #[[Frazier-2222 | Rufus Frazier]] b:Ohio/d:Iowa North Coon Cemetery, Carroll County, Iowa #[[Freeman-13313 | Alanson Freeman]] D:1900 Lake Preston Cem. Lake Preston, Kingsbury,South Dakota, #[[Freeman-13314 | Henry Freeman]] #[[Russell-24416 | Charley French]] AKA: Elisha French RUSSELL D:1920 Riverside Cem. Denver, Colorado #[[Frick-813 | Jacob Frick]] b:Austria D;1885 in '''Kiowa Co. no f-a-g''' #[[Friend-1963 | George Friend]] Mitchell Cemetery, Anderson, Missouri #[[Fulton-2683 | James G Fulton]] Agj.-136th Reg.Penn.Inf, (prob- Jefferson Barracks National Cem) The "G" NAMES #[[Gaffney-823 | De Randolph Gaffney]] Pawhuska City Cemetery, Pawhuska, Oklahoma #[[Gaines-1966 | Howard E Gaines]] #[[Gallemore-142 | James M Gallemore]]Elmwood Cemetery, Kansas City, Missouri #[[Gallion-159 | Henry B Gallion]] d: in Indiana #[[Gammon-676 | Julian Gammon]] Evergreen Cemetery, Colorado Springs, Colorado #[[Gardner-12749 | Charles H Gardner]] Mountain View Cemetery, Longmont, Colorado #[[Gardner-12750 | Isaac N Gardner]] also b: Reneslar N Y.-Greenlawn Cemetery, Berthoud, Colorado #[[Gardner-5656 | Gardner, James Frank]] Sgt '''Franktown Cemetery''' #[[Garlick-597 | Henry F Garlick]] age:53 when he joined. #[[Gates-4797 | Frank S Gates]] Oakland Cemetery,Clinton, Iowa #[[Gates-4798 | James E Gates]] Greenhill CemeteryLaramie, Albany County, Wyoming #[[Gheer-11 | Fleming Gheer]] '''aka:Geer''' 2nd Sgt.- Clever Creek Cemetery, Douglas County, Missouri #[[Geer-386 | Geer, Solomon]] (Niwot Cemetery, Niwot, Colorado) #[[Gehon-1 | Charles Gehon]] #[[Gibbs-2135 | Elijah Gibbs]] D:1922 Sturdivant Cemetery, Ukiah, Oregon | #[[Gibbs-2181 | Lewis W Gibbs]] brother/Killed by self,accidental discharge,weapon,'''Colorado'''no f-a-g #[[Giberson-784 | Lewis W Giberson]] hosp.duty-Oakwood Cem Weeping Water, Cass Co, Nebraska #[[Gibson-16259 | Arthur Gibson]] Sgt.-England-- Ridge Cemetery, Fremont, Nebraska #[[Gibson-16272 | John Gibson]] Canada #[[Gibson-16274 | Johnson Gibson]] D: 1922 Grandview Cemetery, Sidney, Iowa #[[Gilbert-11031 | William E Gilbert]] age:23 Danville National Cemetery, Danville, Illinois #[[Gilbert-11032 | William E Gilbert]] age:18 #[[Gillmore-240 | John L Gillmore]] D: after1907 Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado #[[Gilson-881 | Samuel H Gilson]] 1st Lt d:1891 ?? Princeton Cem. Princeton, Mercer County, Missouri #[[Gleason-2140 | Horace Gleason]] D;1891 Fairview Cem.Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County, Iowa #[[Goff-3534 | Adam A Goff]] NY #[[Goff-3535 | Edwin A Goff]] NY Deserter #[[Goldona-1 | Antonio Goldona]] NMex #[[Golsbary-1 | Benson Golsbary]] #[[Good-1571 | Jacob R Good]] Corp-- Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, Kansas #[[Goodal-14 | Samuel Goodal]] Goodale-- #[[Gordon-11581 | Frank Gordon]] #[[Gosney-226 | John L Gosney]] Oak Grove Cemetery, Platte County, Missouri #[[Gosney-228 | Thomas N Gosney]] age:16 Bugler son OR brother? to John L #[[Gould-5539 | William H Gould]] Hot Springs National Cemetery, Hot Springs, South Dakota #[[Grabby-2 | Frederick Grabby]] b: Germany #[[Gracy-74 | James H Gracy]] #[[Graham-18311 | James Graham]] #[[Graham-18312 | Lemuel H Graham]] D; 1911 Huntsville Cem. Modoc, Randolph County, Indiana #[[Graham-18313 | Swain J. Graham]] 1st Lt. D:1921 Rose City Cemetery, Portland, Oregon #[[Green-31318 | Benjamin Green]] AGE:61 #[[Green-31320 | George C Green]] Illinois- age:18 d:1898 in Boulder..'''no f-a-g''' #[[Green-31322 | James Green]] Mass. age:17 #[[Green-31323 | Ray Green]] NY Silver Cliff Cemetery, Silver Cliff, Colorado #[[Greenley-33 | Jesse H Greenley]] Idaho State Hospital South Cemetery, Blackfoot, Idaho #[[Griffey-204 | David Washington Griffey]] Griffitt-- Dakota City Cemetery, Dakota City, Nebraska #[[Griffin-11906 | Charles H Griffin]] #[[Grinnell-531 | William E Grinnell]] 1st Lt. --Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, Minnesota #[[Gross-4238 | Henry C Gross]] Green Hill Cemetery, Rock Port, Missouri #[[Guyer-286 | John Guyer]] Rose Hill Cemetery, South Haven, Kansas The "H" NAMES #[[Haas-2725 | John Haas]] nothing #[[Hacket-67 | Ephram Hacket]] nothing #[[Hafer-271 | Joseph Hafer]] Colorado State Veterans Ctr-Homelake Cem, Rio Grande Co., Colorado #[[Haff-162 | John L Haff]] Fisher Cemetery, Carbondale, Colorado #[[Haflinger-1 | John Haflinger]] #[[Haggerty-769 | Henry Haggerty]] Riverside Cemetery #[[Haines-4158 | Charles Haines]] 2nd Lt Pitkin Cemetery, Pitkin, Colorado #[[Hall-40524 | George W Hall]] Corp. #[[Hall-40526 | John B Hall]] #[[Halton-198 | David F Halton]] #[[Hamblin-1283 | James H Hamblin]] Corp. Evergreen Cem, Colorado Springs, El Paso Co, Colorado #[[Hamilton-20172 | Alfred Hamilton]] Ohio #[[Hamilton-20173 | Edgar A Hamilton]] Missouri #[[Hamilton-20174 | Joseph Hamilton]] Illi /68th Illinois Inf. DIED:Oklahoma Red Hill Cem.Hammon, Roger Mills County, Oklahoma, #[[Hamilton-20175 | Richard Hamilton]] Ireland Sgt.'''WIA- Sand Creek no f-a-g found''' #[[Hamar-119 | David A Hamar]] aka:Hamor Blksmith Masonic Cemetery, Central City, Colorado #[[Hammond-8470 | Naharn Hammond]] #[[Hampton-3694 | George Hampton]] Sgt. Illinois #[[Hanscome-13 | Leander Hanscome]] Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado #[[Hansford-529 | John T. Hansford]] #[[Harden-1683 | David Harden]] Mount Peace Cemetery, Saint Cloud, Osceola County, Florida]] #[[Harding-5895 | William T Harding]] 2nd Cav. also- Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia #[[Harker-581 | Oliver H Harmon]] Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado #[[harmon-5831 | George D Harmon]] Valmont Cemetery, Valmont, Boulder County, Colorado #[[Harrigan-429 | Edward Harrigan]] Corp Los Angeles National Cemetery, Los Angeles, California #[[harris-35718 | Jessie Harris]] #[[Harrison-16436 | Joseph Harrison]] Dumont Cemetery, Dumont, Colorado #[[Harrison-16437| Walter H Harrison]] #[[Harson-13 | George Harson]] #[[Haslett-277 | Samuel Haslett]] #[[Haslette-10 | Thomas P Haslette]] #[[Haswell-112 | Theodore Haswell]] Orderly-Round Lake Cem.-Round Lake, Jackson County, Florida #[[Haunce-1 | George Haunce]] #[[Hause-314 | Silas Hause]] Sgt.Evergreen Cemetery, Leadville, Lake County, Colorado #[[Haustater-1 | Henry Haustater]] another card has Houston, still zip....... #[[Hawkins-9725 | John D Hawkins]] Myton Cem., Duchesne, Utah, #[[Hawley-3039 | Charles C Hawley]] 1st Lt Grandview Cemetery, Fort Collins, Colorado #[[Hayes-12521 | William H Hayes]] #[[Hearlson-1 | John]] aka:Harlson #[[Heiser-374 | William H Heiser]] aka:Heusser-17 yr old Bugler--Weston City Cem Weston, Franklin County, Idaho #[[Held-517 | Frederick Held]] Hillside Cemetery, Fort Lupton, Weld County, Colorado #[[Henderson-16971 | James F Henderson]] Culbertson Cem, Culbertson, Hitchcock County, Nebraska #[[Henry-10528 | Allen Henry]]Sierra View Memorial Park, Olivehurst, Yuba County, California, #[[Herald-244 | James Herald]] #[[Herburt-21 | Peter P Herbert]] Mount Pisgah Cemetery, Cripple Creek, Teller County, Colorado #[[Herscha-1 | David Herscha]] #[[Harton-150 | Henry Harton]] #[[Hewitt-4230 | Henry H Hewitt]] 2n Lt/ Physician- IOOF Cemetery, Prospect Heights, Colorado #[[Higgenbottom-10 |Fayette Higgenbottom]] #[[High-1375 | Solomon M High]] Fairview Cemetery, Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado #[[Hill-33544 | Andrew J Hill]] Evergreen Cemetery, Leadville, Lake County, Colorado #[[Hill-33545 | William Hill]] England #[[Hill-33546 | William B Hill]] Michigan #[[Hinkle-1226 | Hamilton M Hinkle]] West Hill Cemetery, Platte County, Nebraska, #[[Hinman-848 | Platt Hinman]] Los Angeles National Cemetery,Los Angeles, California #[[Hinman-849 | Porter M Hinman]] Columbia Cemetery, Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado #[[Hiss-185 | Henry Hiss]] Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado #[[Hitchcock-3188 | David Hitchcock]] #[[Hitchcock-3190 | Robert Hitchcock]] #[[Hively-138 | Andrew Hively]] lived in '''Brighton, Co.-1892'" when his wife got benefits. '''no f-a-g''' #[[Hobson-2187 | Tilford G Hobson]] Hartford Cemetery, Hartford, Warren County, Iowa, #[[Hobson-2188 | William Hobson]] England -Golden Cemetery, Golden, Jefferson County, Colorado #[[Hocket-16 | Solomon Hocket]] Wagoner--lived/died in Iowa no f-a-g #[[Hodgson-3097 | Nathan Hodgson]] England #[[Hogan-4119 | Peter Hogan]] There are 2: ages:21/25, born England, #[[Holbrook-2693 | John Holbrook]] 59 yrs old. #[[Holmes-13002 | Joseph Holmes]] Hawkins, TN served both-Union/Confederate-- Pleasant Valley Cem, Overland Park, Kansas #[[Holmes-13010 | Joseph Holmes]] Hawkins,TN brother:Joseph--Forest Hill Cem, Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri #[[Hoopengarner-15 | Hosa Hoopengarner]] #[[Hopkins-10422 | William T Hopkins]] #[[Horton-6953 | Charles B Horton]] Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska #[[Houchin-305 |Daniel Houchin]] Corp. #[[Houseworth-70 | Christian Houseworth]] #[[Howard-19203 | Adelphi M Howard]] #[[Howard-19204 | Walsey L. Howard]] #[[Howbert-12 | Irving Howbert]] Honorable Senator-Evergreen Cem, Colorado Sprgs, El Paso County, Colorado, #[[Howlett-928 | John Howlett]] Mount Olivet Cemetery, Wheat Ridge, Colorado #[[Huber-1781 |Joseph Huber]] '''aka: Francis joseph (Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado) #[[Hughes-17860 | Joseph Hughes]] #[[Huld-2 | John E. Huld]] #[[Hull-6331 | Henry B Hull]] #[[Hull-6332 | John Hull]] #[[Hundt-56 | August Hundt]] Greenwood Cemetery, Canon City, Fremont County, Colorado #[[Hunt-16697 | James R Hunt]] #[[Hunter-14116 | Samuel F Hunter]] #[[Hunter-14117 | William Hunter]] Scotland.. #[[Hurlbut-618 | Walter H Hurlbut]] Colorado State Vet. Center at Homelake Cemetery, Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colorado #[[Huston-1676 | Thomas Huston]] lived in Colorado, 1880/ then not found #[[Hutchison-2090 | Hector W Hutchison]] #[[Hutton-2426 | Jacob Hutton]] Rose Hill Memorial Gardens, Missouri Valley, Harrison County, Iowa :The "I" Names #[[Ilett-50 | Giles Ilett]] 47 yrs old, England -Buckskin Cemetery, Alma, Park County, Colorado #[[Ingal-3 | George Ingal]] Germany D:1896 Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado :the " J " names #[[Jackson-32913 | Charles Jackson]] #[[Jackson-32914 |David Jackson]] #[[Jacobs-10312 | William Jacobs]] #[[Jarman-882 | William E Jarman]] #[[Jensen-10093 | Loren Jensen]] Denmark #[[Jent-101 | John Jent]] #[[Joblin-52 | William John Joblin]] Isle of Wight --Oaklawn Cem.Batesville, Independence Co.Arkansas #[[Johnson-82950 | Alexander A Johnson]] #[[Johnson-82951 | Amasa A Johnson]] Tahoma Cemetery, Yakima, Washington #[[Johnson-81355 | Jay J Johnson]] Capt '''died: Riverside, California no f-a-g''' #[[Johnson-82953 | John Johnson]] joined in Missouri #[[Johnson-82955 | William Bird Johnson]] Sgt. Fairmount Cemetery . Denver #[[Johnson-82968 | William Johnson]] Ky #[[Jones-80442 | Frederick W Jones]] #[[Jones-60162 | George T Jones]] Knifong Cemetery,Sullivan County, Missouri #[[Jones-80443 | James Jones]] last lived Oklahoma #[[Jones-80490 | John Jones]] Wales--Orchard Mesa Cem Grand Junction, Colorado #[[Jones-80491 | John W. Jones]] Ind.. #[[Jones-80493 | Lewis L. Jones]] died in Missouri...brother to George T..listed above. #[[Jones-80495 | Wilber H. Jones]] #[[Jordan-12667 | Alvah R. Jordan]] Duty Sgt. Lawyer in Illinois/ died there 1900+ #[[Jordan-12668 | Richard Jordan]] Scotland.... #[[Joy-1795 | George Joy]] Kentucky #[[Justice-2605 | Robert Justice]] Ind.. Hagerman Cemetery, Hagerman, Gooding County, Idaho The "K" names ( ) #[[Kane-2523 | John Kane]] Sgt. Ireland living in '''Colorado 1895 no f-a-g''' #[[Kasserman-3 | Stephen D. Kasserman]] Sgt Switzerland Fairmont Cem. '''probably?''' #[[Kehr-125 | Charles Kehr]] last in Mo. 1890.. #[[Kiel-105 | Jacob Kiel]] /[[Keil-265 | Jacob Keil]] Fountain City Cemetery, Fountain City, Wisconsin #[[Keith-4522 | William M Keith]] Policeman #[[Kelley-7745 | Cornelius Kelley]] Saint Marys Cemetery, Muscatine, Muscatine County, Iowa, #[[Kelly-17911 | James Kelly]] Ohio #[[Kelly-17912 | James W. Kelly]] Sgt. Tenn. living in Colo. 1885-1891 no f-a-g #[[Kennedy-16410 | Vincent A Kennedy]] Youngs Cemetery, Murray, Cass County, Nebraska #[[Kent-6503 | Fortune C Kent]] #[[Kent-6510 | James Kent]] England #[[Kent-6511 | John W. Kent]] Michigan #[[Kerr-7628 | Henry W Kerr]] Sgt #[[Kershaw-706 | Fredrick Kershaw]] QtrMst Sgt. NY #[[Kiggins-55 | Samuel Kiggins]] Corp. Cedar Crest Cemetery, Collbran, Mesa County, Colorado #[[Killin-55 | Kenedy M Killin]] Crown Hill Cemetery,Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, Colorado #[[Kimball-3689 | Almer C Kimball]] Mass. #[[Kimberland-7 | William Kimberland]] Va. Lawyer #[[Kimbrel-100 | John L Kimbrel]] #[[King-34660 | William King]] #[[Kirkman-541 | Robert Kirkman]] (spelled wrong) aka: KINKMAN Yates Cemetery, Agency, Buchanan County, Missouri #[[Kinnison-224 | Daniel H Kinnison]] #[[Kizer-316 | John Kizer]] #[[Kline-2504 | Fredrick Kline]] died after 1910 lived '''Colorado''' #[[Klippel-10 | George W Klippel]] Evergreen Cemetery, Leadville, Lake County, Colorado #[[Klotz-482 | John Klotz]] Germany (Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado) #[[Knapp-4426 | Orris Knapp]] Saddler Sgt. -- Veterans Memorial Grove Cemetery, Yountville, California #[[Kneeland-322 | Albert A Kneeland]] Blk#6- I took pic (Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado) #[[Knight-13624 | Richard Knight]] #[[Kurtley-1 | William Kurtley]] #[[Kyle-1551 | Lewis Kyle]] Ohio- Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska :The "L" Names #[[Lafferr-1 | Joseph Lafferr]] aka:Leffare #[[Lahone-1 | Juan Jose Lahone]] #[[Lamb-6986 | Joseph M Lamb]] Hillside Cem. Hillside, Fremont Co. Colorado '''Indian Fighter''' #[[Langdon-2013 | James Langdon]] Blksm #[[Larches-1 | Oscar Larches]] Farrier --Canada #[[Lucero-483 | Pedro Lassero]] aka: Lucero New Mexico #[[Lathrop-1676 | Henry S Lathrop]]3rd Sgt./ US Dep. Mrsl #[[Laton-61 | Charles Laton]] #[[Lavally-10 | Edward Lavalley]] France-Hennessey Cemetery,Hennessey, Kingfisher Co, Oklahoma #[[LeFors-25 | Campbell LeForce]] Saddler-MO--Goldenrod Cem Tekoa, Whitman County, Washington #[[Lea-1507 | Alfred E Lea]] Lee's Summit Historical Cem. Lees Summit, Jackson County, Missouri #[[Lee-28584 | Amos Lee]] Corp. d:1909 Ft. Boise cem. Idaho #[[Lee-28585 | Francis M Lee]] d:1913 '''unknown as to where he died 1913''' #[[Lee-28588 | John Lee]] England- Masonic Cem, Central City, Colorado #[[Lefler-536 | james Lefler]] d:1919 Mo. Wilcox Cemetery, Wilcox, Missouri #[[Lester-3997 | Jeremiah W Lester]] Union Highland Cemetery, Florence, Colorado #[[Letner-32 | John Letner]] Bugler d:1903 Richland Cem.Hitt, Scotland County, Missouri #[[Letner-33 | Louis Letner]] baby brother to John #[[Lewis-36785 | Benjamin F. Lewis]] #[[Lewis-36793 | Loudon L Lewis]] #[[Lewis-36794 | William J Lewis]] #[[Lillard-517| William L Lillard]] Blksm/Ferrier- Mo. #[[Lindsay-5038 | Oscar Fitzallen Lindsay]] #[[Lindsay-5046 | James Lindsay]] #[[Lockheart-17 | Hiram J Lockheart]] Lockhart in '''Colorado 1880, no f-a-g''' #[[Logan-4474 | Samuel M Logan]] '''Major''' (Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado) #[[Logston-82 | Flem Logston]] #[[Long-5314 | Benjamin Long]] Columbia Cem.Boulder, Colorado #[[Long-18973 | Chauncy Long]] Mich.Roselawn Cem. Pueblo, Colorado #[[Lorah-149 | Samuel Irwin Lorah]] 1st Lt./1st Co. Cav Masonic Cemetery, Central City, Colorado #[[Lottes-8 | Frederick Lottes]] Tincup Cemetery, Gunnison, Colorado #[[Loughrey-109 | Charles Loughrey]] Blacksmith #[[Lovcy-1 | Randal Lovcy]] spelling??? #[[Lovejoy-1149 | Elijah I Lovejoy]] b: Colorado --Greenlawn Cem. Berthoud, Larimer County, Colorado #[[Lovell-2772 | Thomas Lovell]] #[[Loving-740 | Charles 'Wilson' Loving]] Sgt. Ky. -Woodlawn Cem.Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California #[[Luckey-343 | Samuel M Luckey]] d: after '''1892/was living in Colorado''' #[[Ludlow-846 | Henry B Ludlow]] Columbia Cem. Boulder, Colorado #[[Lunt-559 | Jeremiah 'jerry' P. Lunt]] DESERTER................1870s lived with parents Illinois. #[[Lynch-9639 | John Lynch]] #[[Lyon-5387 | William Lyon]] d:1894-Res: Bald Mt.,Colorado, Soldiers Home: Leavenworth National Cemetery, Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas, :The "M" Names #[[Mace-2066 | William Mace]] died in Arkansas, 1917 ALSO in the 22nd Ill. Inf. #[[Mackey-1961 | John Mackey]] Ireland d:after 1890 Utah?? #[[Maddox-2659 | Peter Maddox]] murder:1879? '''1870 wife lives in Longmont''' NO f-a-g #[[Madena-1 | Carmen Madena]] spelled Medina born:Taso, N Mex #[[Medina-781 | Jose M Medina]] born:Taso, N Mex #[[Madrena-1 | Susa Madrena]] born:Taso, N Mex #[[Madril-13 | Holeania Madril]] born:Taso, N Mex #[[Madril-14 | John Madril]] born:Taso, N Mex #[[Mahe-69 | Louis Mahe]] France, '''married in Colorado 1867''' no f-a-g #[[Majors-557 | Perry Majors]] diedL 1890 Montana..no f-a-g #[[Mallay-4 | John w. Mallay]] Maine '''WIA-Sand Creek''' #[[Mallerd-1 | Bernard Mallerd]] Missouri #[[Mallory-1851 | Charles L Mallory]] NY Highland Cemetery, Ozark, Franklin County, Arkansas #[[Manion-261 | Thomas M Manion]] D;1923 San Diego, Calif no f-a-g '''WIA-Sand Creek"' #[[Mansell-967 |David C. Mansell]] St Joseph Memorial Park, Saint Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri, #[[Marks-3560 | Isaac Marks]] Penn. Mount Olivet Cemetery, Salt Lake City, Utah #[[Marlon-3 | James N Marlon]] Maryland #[[Marshal-287 | Adrian J Marshal]] NY---Hayden Pioneer Cemetery, Hayden, Routt County, Colorado #[[Marshall-17431 | Warren P Marshall]] Ohio--Green Mountain Cemetery, Boulder, Colorado, #[[Martienas-1 | Dona S Martienas]] #[[Martin-33377 | Thomas R Martin]] QM Sgt (Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, California ) #[[Martin-52950 | Thurlow W. Martin]] Vt. Fairview Cemetery, Salida, Chaffee County, Colorado, #[[Martinez-4577 | Juan Martinez]] #[[Masmer-2 | John Masmer]] 1892 in Coloraod?? no f--a-g #[[Mater-65 | Charles Mater]] Germany Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado #[[Matherson-29 | Hugh Matherson]] Canadian #[[Mauldin-2026 | Miles L Mauldin]] Ga. Resident of '''Frankstown when he was murdered...Franktown Cemetery, Franktown, Colorado (dau. Sarah married Ira Brackett)''' #[[Maxwell-9867 | Andrew J Maxwell]] Corp, Illinois--Oakwood Cem. Parsons, Labette County, Kansas #[[Maxwell-9876 | Thomas J Maxwell]] Illi.....not related #[[McAlister-1357 | William W.McAllister]] Corp. Joined with brother-- Mountain View Cemetery, Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado #[[McAlister-1358 | Lewis F.McAllister]] Arkansas died Arkansas 1917 no f-a-g #[[McBride-4280 | William McBride]] D. Sgt. Ireland Ft. Lyon Post Cemetery, reinterr. Ft Leavenworth Cemetery #[[McCann-2642 | Frank McCann]] KY. #[[McCannon-69 | John McCannon]] Capt/Leader of California Gulch Vigilantes in 1860 D:Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado #[[McCannon-71 | Owen T McCannon]] Penn. D: Illinois-1905 --Sunset Cem. Quincy, Adams County, Illinois, #[[McCarty-3790 | John McCarty]] 18- Indiana/served the 1st Colorado Cav. as well no f-a-g/pension 1924 #[[McCarty-3791 | Jeremiah McCarty]] 16-Ohio..d:1902 Osawatomie State Hospital Burial Ground, Kansas..20 years in an Asylum... #[[McCauley-1783 | Robert S McCauley]] aka:McAuley NY lliving in Wy. 1880 Post Master/arrested for Mail tampeing, nothing else found after that, 1893 #[[McClintock-1249 | Michael S McClintock]] Veterans Memorial Grove Cemetery, Yountville, Napa County, California, #[[McCormick-5469 | James W McCormick]] Iowa--also served 1st Col Vet's/Iowa 3rd-- d: 1924 Veterans Cemetery Orchard, Mesa, Colorado #[[McCormick-5470 | Thomas McCormick]] NY "Deserted" #[[McCory-44 | Vandaver W. McCory]] Indiana d: 1888 Hygiene Cem., Hygiene, Boulder County, Colorado #[[McCoy-441 | George W McCoy]] Va. D:1914 New Mexico Aztec Cemetery, Aztec, San Juan County, New Mexico, #[[McCully-390 | Thomas M. McCully]] McCauley is the real name. D: Wyandotte, Kansas-Sept 10 1916 #[[McCure-23 | Alexander McCure]] Scotland #[[McDermott-1895 | Patrick McDermott]]'''KIA Sand Creek Massacre burial not found-'''FRANKTOWN??"''' #[[McDonald-16861 | Thomas E McDonald]] Sgt/Capt. nothing else found #[[McDonald-18060 | Walter H. McDonald]] Mass. d;1903 Valley Brook Cem. Breckenridge, Summit County, Colorado, #[[McDougal-651 | Alonzo McDougal]] Mich. #[[McFadden-2216 | Charles McFadden]] Mo. D:17 Mar 1914- Long Beach, Los Angeles, Calif #[[McFadden-2219 | Daniel McFadden]] Ireland #[[McFarland-3023 | Robert McFarland]] '''KIA Sand Creek Massacre burial not found- '''FRANKTOWN??"''' #[[McFarland-3402 | William Robert MacFarland]] Mo. Juniper Haven Cemetery, Prineville, Crook County, Oregon, /father was "Colonel" US Army #[[McGonigal-87 | Daniel McGonigal]] Penn. '''1890 lived in Colorado, NO f-a-g''' #[[McGrew-1084 | John McGrew]] Iowa D; 1926 Iowa, no f-a-g found #[[McGuire-4514 | Charles McGuire]] Penn. #[[McGuire-4515 | jackson S. McGuire]] Ind.d: 1905 Knights-Pythias Cem. Aguilar, Las Animas Co. Colorado #[[McGuire-4516 |John McGuire]] Colorado State Vet. Center at Homelake Cemetery, Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colorado #[[McIntosh-4708 | Joseph P McIntosh]] died in- ''Smuggler Mine Explosion'' 1889 Columbia Cem. Boulder County, Colorado #[[McIntyre-4348 | John B McIntyre]] #[[McKenney-711 | James L McKenney]] Lived: '''Colo.'''til 1890/married/had 2 "Minors" 1905..no f-a-g #[[McKinley-2161 | John McKinley]] 16- #[[McMahon-529 | James McMahan]] Iowa/died Saint Patricks Cem., Colesburg, Delaware County, Iowa #[[McNally-1003 | James McNally]] NY #[[McNally-1005 | Richard D. McNally]] Corp. Queens NY #[[McNasser-5 | James McNasser Jr]] died Colorado buried Sacramento City Cem. Sacramento, Sacramento County, California, #[[McNeill-1594 | Peter McNeill]] age:45 b: Missouri #[[McPhadden-5 | Archibald McPhadden]] QM Sgt. born Canada #[[McPherson-4560 | Peter L McPherson]] Scotland #[[Medina-785 | Francisco Medina]] Killed on Picket Duty, '''Sand Creek Nov 30 1864''' f-a-g does not know where he is buried.... #[[Melo-109 | Henry Melo]] Mount Moriah Cemetery, Butte, Silver Bow County, Montana #[[Melrose-296 | Hugh H Melrose]] England--Rosita Cemetery, Rosita, Custer, Colorado-'''Wooden CROSS''' only---his grandson, also Hugh H died on Normandy Beach June 12 1944.. #[[Merical-26 | Frederick M. Merical]] NY #[[Mestor-1 | Callitino Mestor]] #[[Mesureau-1 | Israel P Mesureau]] Sgt. NY #[[Metcalf-3058 | James Metcalf]] Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado #[[Michaels-701 | Henry W. Michels]] Corp.Germ.--Riverside Cem., Denver, Denver County, Colorado #[[Miller-69558 | Frank Miller]] Prussia blksmith #[[Miller-69560 | George I. Miller]] Germany Printer #[[Miller-69561 | Henry C. Miller]] #[[Miller-69562 | James S. Miller]] Iowa #[[Miller-69563|Thomas. Miller]] Germany #[[Millison-32 | Elisha Millison]] Ohio d;1909 --Riverside Cem., Denver, Denver County, Colorado #[[Mills-16431 | Benjamin F Mills]] Qtr Mst Sgt. Moline, Ills. #[[Mills-16432 | Edwin M Mills]] Maine #[[Mills-16433 | Lucius Aurelius Mills]] Conn. Stage coach Driver--Riverside Cem., Denver, Colorado #[[Mills-16434 | Marcus Albertt Mills]] NY-- Lakeside Cemetery, Canon City, Fremont County, Colorado, #[[Milner-1554 | James H Milner]] Ohio #[[Minard-301 | Elisha G Minard]] Nova Sco. Jamestown Cemetery, Jamestown, Cloud County, Kansas, #[[Minter-702 | Henry Minter]] Switz. #[[Mitchell-25789 | Bolus Mitchell]] Germ. d:1923 Indiana,however he was here 1910 Sugarloaf, '''Boulder, Colorado''' #[[Mitchell-25796 | Edward Mitchell]] 16 NY #[[Mitchell-25798 | John T. Mitchell]] Ills. Columbia Cemetery, Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado #[[Mock-146 | James E. Mock]] Olney Springs Cemetery, Olney Springs, Crowley County, Colorado #[[Mock-1253 |William H. Mock]] Fowler Cemetery, Fowler, Otero County, Colorado #[[Moffat-1217 | David H Moffat]] Capt. Notable Fairmount Cem., Denver, Colorado Railroad Tycoon #[[Mohr-1391 | William Mohr]] Pvt. also in Iowa '''no f-a-g Pension 1909 in Colorado''' #[[Montano-206 | Pedro Montano]] Las Vegas, NM #[[Montgomery-12079 | Franklin Montgomery]] Under "B. FRanklin" Columbia Cem. Boulder, Colorado, #[[Moore-51029 | John Moore]] Ireland #[[Moore-51029 | Lewis Moore]] Wisc #[[Moore-51031 | Melancton Moore]] Melangton..NY Rocky Mountain Cem. #2, Central City, Gilpin County, Colorado #[[Morse-6761 | Edward H Morse]] Conn. '''died Nevadaville, Gilpin, Colorado''' #[[Morery-1 | Brayton Morery]] RI Sgt. #[[Morgan-26061 | George Morgan]] Ohio #[[Morgan-24421 | William H Morgan]] Capt. '''died In DENVER--no f-a-g ''' #[[Moro-76 | Cornelia Moro]] New Mex. #[[Morris-25551 | Alexander T Morris]] Orange NY 46 years old. #[[Morris-25552 | David M Morris]] Wales Blksmth Yuma Cemetery, Yuma, Yuma County, Colorado, #[[Morris-25553 | Henry E Morris]] Eng #[[Morris-25554 | Nicholas J Morris]] 34 also from Orange NY '''he may have lived in Colorado 1880''' #[[Morris-25555 | Thomas S Morris]] 26 Wales Alvarado Cem. Empire, Clear Creek County, Colorado #[[Morrison-11720 | Sidney B Morrison]] Surgeon --Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado #[[Morrison-13099 | Thomas C Morrison]] 17 yrs. Canada died in Hollywood,Calif. buried Golden Cem. Golden, Jefferson County, Colorado, with his father, George who founded Morrison, Colorado. #[[Morrow-4679 | Hugh P Morrow]] Canada- Saint Bridgets Cemetery, Magnolia, Harrison County, Iowa #[[Morrow-4680 |Thomas B Morrow]] Ireland #[[Motley-776 | James Motley]] 16 years Switz Mount Olivet Cemetery, Wheat Ridge, Colorado #[[Mottener-1 | John J Mottener]] age:44 Tenn #[[Moyn-2 | Amzi E. Moyn]] also served 74th Reg. New York Inf. Volunteers --Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado, #[[Muir-3129 | David Muir]] Scotland age:45 #[[Mulby-6 | Charles W. Mulby]] age:19 #[[Mullen-2307 | Dennis Mullen]] Ireland #[[Munsell-243 | Thomas Munsell]] b:Ohio/died Maple Grove Cem. Alexandria, Licking County, Ohio #[[Murdaugh-22 | Joseph R. Murdaugh]] B:Ill./died Oakland Cemetery, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois #[[Murphy-19027 | Hiram H Murphy]] b: Ind.died: North Grove Cemetery, Hepburn, Page County, Iowa #[[Murphy-19029 | James H Murphy]] N Foundld- Roselawn Cem. Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado, #[[Murray-16572 | John Murray]] #[[Murray-16573 | Richard Murphy]] Ireland #[[Murray-16574 | Samuel P Murphy]] Iowa--Cloverdale Cem. Cloverdale, Sonoma County, California #[[Murrin-110 | William Murrin]] Ireland #[[Myers-14764 | Hensdel H Myers]] Vermont #[[Myers-14765 | Talford Myers]] Mo. #[[Myers-14766 | William D. Myers]] Corp. lived in Neb when he died no f-a-g found :The "N" Names #[[Nelson-20121 | Cantrell Nelson]] Iowa, ''' joined in Frankstown no f-a-g''' #[[Nelson-20122 | Charles N Nelson]] Wales #[[Nelson-20123 | Joseph Nelson]] 16 years old, Illinois, Teamster #[[Nettlehorst-4 | Benjamin Nettlehorst]] C.M.S. Sgt Germany #[[Nettleton-621 | George W Nettleton]] Canada d:1881 Iowa??? #[[Newell-3258 | William Newell]] Ohio #[[Newkirk-756 | William R Newkirk]] 2nd Lt Folsom Cemetery, Folsom, New Mexico #[[Newton-10933 | Joseph Newton]] Eng. #[[Nichols-12432 | Capt. David H Nichols]] Lt.Gov of Colorado d: Columbia Cem. Boulder, Colorado, #[[Nichols-13437 | Francis M Nichols]] Indiana #[[Nichols-13439 | John G Nichols]] Tenn. d:1930 Fl..Mount Hope Cem. Franklin, Williamson, Tennessee #[[Nichols-13443 | Michael Nichols]] Eng. #[[Nixon-4171 | William Nixon]] Ohio #[[Norton-7860 | John C Norton]] 21 Mo. #[[Norton-7861 | Richard Norton]] NY #[[Nottingham-490 | Richard R Nottingham]] NY :The "O" Names #[[O'Connor-4407 | James O'Connor]] aka:Conner Penn. d:1920 G A R Cemetery, Seattle, King Co. Washington #[[Oard-30 | James Oard]] Oh #[[Oliver-11159 | Robert S Oliver]] Ind. D: 28 Sep 1896 '''in Colorado''' #[[Olona-4 | Miguel Olona]] Taos #[[Oneal-2088 | James Oneal]] Sgt. Ga. #[[Orahood-36 | Harper M Orahood]] Capt. Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado #[[Orleans-146 | Louis Philippe Orleans]] Paris, France d: 1877 Grandview Cem. Ft Collins, Larimer, Colorado '''WIA''' #[[Orr-6126 | Anderons Orr]] Ohio Lawyer-Iowa #[[Ortebe-1 | Maxwell Ortebe]] NMex. #[[Ortiz-1186 | Lucas Ortiz]] NMex d: Trujillo Creek Cemetery, Aguilar, Las Animas County, Colorado #[[Osborn-5601 | Daniel B Osborn]] Ind. #[[Osborn-5602 | Daniel O. Osborn]] Ill.'''Loveland Burial Park''', Loveland, Larimer County, Co. '''NO STONE'''I have it ready to submit for a STONE..08\13\22... brother is Joseph #[[Osborn-5603 | Joseph G. Osborn]] Ill.18 d: in Denver, 1906 so '''probably in Riverside Cemetery'''. #[[Owens-9508 | Edward J Owens]] Ohio d: Steubenville, Ohio 1927 :The "P" Names #[[Packard-1545 | Oscar Packard]] 19-Mo. d:1917 L. A. National Cem. Los Angeles County, California #[[Padea-1 | Hasa D Padea]] Padilla NMex #[[Padea-2 | Pedro Padea]] Padilla NMex #[[Paine-3030 | William Paine]] Eng. too many #[[Painter-2832 | Arthur C Painter]] Ohio, died before-- 28 Jun 1890 #[[Paiz-25 | Jose Paiz]] NMex- d: 1930 Cedar Cemetery, Montrose, Montrose County, Colorado, #[[Palforgan-1 | John Palforgan]] Eng. #[[Palmer-19880 | John C Palmer]] 21 Ind. d:1927 Lakeside Cem, Cañon City, Fremont, Co. #[[Papst-36 | John Papst]] Ger. lived in Missouri/ also in 35th Mo.Inf. #[[Parker-34252 | Edwin L Parker]] Sgt. N.Hamp. also:5th Ind. Cav/29th Ind. Inf d:1907 Greenlawn Cemetery, Orland, Steuben County, Indiana #[[Parker-34256 | Henry C. Parker]] Canada #[[Parker-31074 | John Parker]] England (Sailor) '''KIA Sand Creek Massacre burial not found- '''FRANKTOWN??"''' #[[Parker-34378 | William Parker]] Canada #[[Parkey-71 | Thomas Parkey]] Ill. #[[Parkhurst-848 | Charles S Parkhurst]] NY #[[Parkin-1076 | Sutcliff Parkin]] Eng. d:1910 Mazomanie Cem. Mazomanie, Dane County, Wisconsin, #[[Parks-6339 | Edward F. Parks]] Mo. '''WIA''' d:1911 Green Mountain Cem., Boulder County, Colorado #[[Parks-6340 |James W. Parks]] Pa. #[[Parks-6341 |William Parks]] NY #[[Parrott-1491 | Joseph E Parrott]] Corp S.Car. Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado #[[Patch-694 | Andrew E Patch]] Ohio #[[Patterson-16168 | Arthur H Paterson]] Penn d:1892 Grandview Cem. Fort Collins, Larimer County, Colorado #[[Patterson-16169 | John Paterson]] Ireland-Teamster F;1923-Riverside Cem. Hotchkiss, Delta County, Colorado #[[Patterson-16170 | Robert Paterson]] Ohio #[[Patton-5861 | William Patton]] Eng. #[[Paul-6538 | Henry C Paul]] Pa. Mason #[[Page-11570 | Freeman H Page]] NY #[[Payne-13022 | Joseph Payne]] Missouri..Riverview Cem. Green River, Sweetwater County, Wyoming, #[[Pease-3325 | Walter D Pease]] NY-- D;1908 Lakeview Cem. Cheyenne, Laramie County, Wyoming #[[Peck-7804 | Charles D. Peck]] Ord. Sgt. NY '''1900 he lived in Hinsdale, Colorado''' #[[Peck-7155 | Thomas S Peck]] 2nd Lt 3rd/Sgt.-1st Colo--Mountain View Cem.Longmont, Boulder #[[Peers-310 | Luther R Peers]] QSgt. Mo. #[[Pemberton-1326 | Thomas Pemberton]] Eng. died 1913 ?? #[[Penaro-1 | Jorge Penaro]] NMex #[[Pennock-485 | Andrew J Pennock]] 2nd Lt Mountain View Cemetery, Longmont, Colorado #[[Pensall-1 | Edward B Pensall]] NY #[[Purdue-303 | Leroy I Purdue]] d.Sgt. NY-lived in Colorado 1900, d:1915 '''no f-a-g found''' #[[Perrin-2709 | Lewis W Perrin]] Mass Riverside Cem., Denver, Denver County, Colorado #[[Pesdries-1 | John Pesdries]] Austria #[[Peyer-42 | Samuel Peyer]] Switz #[[Pfaff-515| Lewis H Pfaff]] Pa. #[[Phelan-983 | Daniel F Phelan]] NY d:1921 Los Angeles National Cem. Los Angeles, California, #[[Phifer-259 | Robert J T Phifer]] Tennessee, d: after1890 S Dakota area #[[Phifer-260 | William G Phifer]] Missouri, '''married in Denver 1871 ''' #[[Phillips-28537 | John Freeman Phillips]] Capt. (Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado) #[[Phillips-30982 | Steven Phillips]] Corp. Michigan #[[Pickel-158 | John H Pickle]] Tenn 40 years old #[[Pierce-12552 | John F Pierce]] Ind. #[[Pierce-12553 | William N Pierce]] NCar. d:1916 Calif. they lived there most of the time....no f-a-g #[[Pierson-2185 | Charles P Pierson]] Vt. d:1914 Los Angeles National Cem., Los Angeles County, California #[[Pifer-19 | Frank Pifer]] Ohio d:Olio Township Cem. Eureka, Woodford County, Illinois, #[[Piffard-5 | Charles C Piffard]] NY d:Santa Cruz Memorial Park, Santa Cruz, California #[[Pilkington-1046 | Albert A Pilkington]] NY d:Wet Prairie Cemetery, Benton County, Arkansas #[[Pitcher-1403 | Henry L Pitcher]] Ky. #[[Pixley-243 | Oscar C Pixley]] NY d:Pomona Cem./Mausoleum, Pomona, Los Angeles County, California #[[Pochon-7 | Joseph Pochon]] France or Switz. d: Roselawn Cem. Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado #[[Pomeroy-2323 | Frederick H Pomeroy]] Ohio was divorced in Colorado 1908... #[[Pondo-2 | Jesus Pondo]] aka: Pando d:Saint Vrain Cemetery, Avondale, Pueblo County, Colorado #[[Porter-17427 | George W. Porter]] NY Ord. Sgt. #[[Pratt-9709 | Charles H Pratt]] Mass. d:1904 Leavenworth National Cem. Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas, #[[Pratt-9711 | Morgan Pratt]] Ind.. d:930 Park View Cemetery, Manteca, California #[[Preshaw-4 | Samuel M. Preshaw]] Ohio d: Utah 1891 Aultorest Memorial Park, Ogden, Utah JUDGE #[[Price-19881 | Henry Price]] Penn. #[[Price-19882 | Moses E Price]] Mo. #[[Price-19883 |Samuel T Price]] 60 years old, born Iowa #[[Prindle-348 | Lanader Prindle]] 60 years old, b:Ny D;1893 Evergreen Cem. Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz County, California #[[Puntenney-124 | Noah Puntenney]] Oakwood Cemetery, Warsaw, Kosciusko County, Indiana "YES a relative of mine...Oakwood Cemetery, Warsaw, Kosciusko County, Indiana :The "Q" Names #[[Quaintance-70 | William P Quaintance]] Corp. Ohio d:Larned Cem. Larned, Pawnee County, Kansas, :The "R" Names #[[Raff-150 | Benjamin T Raff]] Ohio d:1880 Ohio #[[Ragan-896 | James Ragan]] 19 Ohio #[[Ramsey-5845 | David Ramsey]] Mo. #[[Rannells-38 | William N Rannells]] Ohio d:1906 Salubria Cem. Cambridge, Washington, Idaho #[[Rash-440 | John C Rash]] NC d:1892??? #[[Rausch-677 | Samuel Rausch]] 19-Germany living in Calif??? #[[Records-70 | James M Records]] Ill. d: 1899 Union Cem. Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, #[[Redd-700 | George Redd]] Ohio #[[Reed-21240 | James Reed]] 19 Ohio '''d: 1932 Colorado?? no f-a-g''' #[[Reed-21241 | Joel H Reed]] 48 Ky... #[[Reeder-1347 | Andrew H Reeder]] Louisiana, Trapper #[[Reilly-1586 | Edward C. Reilly]] d:1917 (Idaho Springs Cemetery, Idaho Springs, Colorado.) #[[Relinger-17 | Ferdinand Relinger]] aka: Rehlingerr 49 yrs, Bavaria-drowned 1867 "Mount Prospect Cemetery". NOW Old Denver City...... or AKA: Botanical GARDENS #[[Remage-2 | Harrison Remage]] Indiana Blacksmith #[[Remick-209 | James K Remick]] Vt. #[[Rephuse-1 | Frederick Rephuse]] 50 years old--Germany #[[Rival-14 | Cornashone Reval]] NM '''pension/widow lived in Colorado 1904''' no f-a-g #[[Rex-554 | Madison L. Rex]] Bugler Tenn #[[Reynolds-18461 | Ezekiel Reynolds]] Ind. #[[Reynolds-18463 | James H. Reynolds]] Ind. died: 28 Feb 1889 in Indian Nation no f-a-g #[[Rhoads-1315 | Alonzo G. Rhoads]] Ohio, BAKER d:1906 Fairmount Cem. Denver County, Colorado #[[Rhoads-1316 | James J Rhoads]] Mo. d:1915 Loveland Burial Park, Loveland, Larimer County, Colorado #[[Rhoades-1261 | Peachy H Rhodes]] Va. 43 years lived in Colorado 1880, but mostly IOWA. no f-a-g #[[Rice-15123 | Charles W Rice]] 18 Mo. '''WIA''' Sand Creek #[[Richards-14088 | Henry H Richards]] Ct. d:1924 San Francisco Nat'l Cem. San Francisco, California #[[Richards-14089 | James W. Richards]] d:May 1883-Widow''' rec'd Colorado Riverside Cem. headstone photo #[[Richards-14090 | James N. Richards]] Ill #[[Richie-464| John W. Richie]] aka:Ritchie Penn. d:1912 Riverside Cem #[[Richmond-3260 | Harry Richmond]] 2nd Lt Pine Island Cemetery, Pine Island, Minnesota #[[Rider-2461 | Samuel Rider]] Pa. Wagoner #[[Rienietz-1 | John Rienietz]] Germany #[[Rigby-1266 | Albert T. Rigby]] AKA:Allen T died1924 Oak Hill Cem. Cherokee, Cherokee, Iowa #[[Riley-10069 | John Riley]] Ireland #[[Riley-10070 | William Riley]] Mo. #[[Ripley-1985 | David Ripley]] AGE:60 NY died in New York 1865????? #[[Risdon-192 | Caleb S Risdon]] Vt. d:1896 Bethel Cem. Meredith Township, Cloud County, Kansas #[[Richardson-23125 | Daniel Richardson]] Corp. Ind. Wagonmaker #[[Roberts-34024 | George F Roberts]] Ky. d:1932 Leavenworth National Cem.Leavenworth,Kansas, #[[Roberts-34025 | John Roberts]] NY #[[Roberts-34026 | Salah F Roberts]] D:1872 Mountain View Cem. Longmont, Boulder, Colorado, #[[Roberts-34031 | William J Roberts]] Pa. #[[Rogers-27878 | Eli H Rogers]] Pa D:1908 Springboro Cem. Springboro, Warren County, Ohio, #[[Rogers-27881 | John T Rogers]] England '''maybe, living in Colorado''' #[[Rogers-27931 | John W Rogers]] NC Los Angeles National Cem. Los Angeles County, California, #[[Ronkes-1 | Louis Ronkes]] NM #[[Rooney-1063 | Alexander Rooney]] Va. d: Golden Cem. Golden, Jefferson County, Colorado #[[Root-3178 | Datus N Root]] NY D:1885 Greenwood Cem. Dallas, Dallas County, Texas #[[Root-3179 | Horace E Root]] 17/Datus' son d:1902 in Missouri NO f-a-g #[[Root-3180 | William B Root]] Mass d:1934 Mountain View Cem.Oakland, Alameda, California, #[[Rorer-60 | George Rorer]] 40 Ohio--D:1908 Crandon Lakeside Cem. Crandon, Forest , Wisconsin #[[Rosebaugh-11 | John Rosebaugh]] Pa.D: 1920 White Bird Cem. Idaho County, Idaho #[[Rossiter-922 | Owen Rossiter]] 18 Indiana, living 1865 Kansas no f-a-g #[[Ross-20228 | Jesse M Ross]] aka: SEARS 17 Ohio- D:1923 South Yamhill Cem.McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon, #[[Ross-20229 | John L Ross]]Ohio D: 1920 Roseburg National Cem.Roseburg, Douglas, Oregon, #[[Roth-4560 | Henry Roth]] Germany D:1939 Oakland Cemetery, Warsaw, Hancock, Illinois at age 92 #[[Rouse-2452 | James Harvey Rouse]] 21 Iowa D:1899 Woodlawn Cem. Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas #[[Row-558 | Reuben Row]] Penn. d: 1892 Penn. #[[Rowe-8730 | John Rowe]] NY #[[Rowen-180 | George W. Rowen]] 19 NY #[[Rowen-181 | John Rowen]] 16 Illi Teamster 1892 Invalid benefit in "Colo" #[[Rowlands-640 | Richard B Rowlands]] 41 Wales--Tailor D: 1900 Mountain View Cem. Oakland, Alameda County, California (yes they are brothers) #[[Rowlands-639 | William Rowlands]] 31 Wales--D;1923 El Carmelo Cem. Pacific Grove, Monterey County, California #[[Rowlings-19 | Alfred Rowlings]] aka: Rollins Ind. #[[Rowse-293 | Zalmon Rowse]] Ind. Killed on Guard Duty, Ft. Lupton '''no f-a-g does not say where they would have buried him''' #[[Ruder-83 | Charles Geroge Ruder]] Germ. Shoemaker D: after1900 St. Louis, Missouri, #[[Rudh-3 | John Rudh]] Germ. #[[Russell-23168 | Thomas H Russell]] Penn. D: 1899 Saint Ambrose Cem. Deadwood, Lawrence County, South Dakota notable :The "S" Names #[[Sackett-697 | Seth Sackett]] Conn. d:Greenmount Cem. Durango, La Plata County, Colorado, #[[Salmon-2087 | John C Salmon]] 22 Ill. #[[Sanchez-4185 | Dona Sanches]] 18 NM #[[Sanchez-4186 | Frank Sanches]] or Francisco 1880 was''' living in Colo. no f-a-g''' #[[Sanchez-4187 | Jose Sanches]] #[[Sanchez-4188 | Thomas Sanches]] 20 #[[Sanders-14451 | Thomas Sanders]] 16 Eng, Teamster D: 1919 in Alvarado, Johnson, Texas #[[Sandoval-829 | Antonio Sandoval]] 38 #[[Sanger-554 | Julius Sanger]] Germany D: Bingham City Cemetery, Copperton, Salt Lake County, Utah #[[Santa_Cruz-62 | John Santa Cruz]] 18 Taos #[[Savage-6809 | Daniel Savage]] 19 Can. #[[Savory-276 | George F. Savory]] D: 1888 Columbia Cem. Boulder, Colorado #[[Sayre-945 |Alfred Sayre]] '''Capt.''' resigned Comm. #[[Sayre-944 | Hal Sayre]] '''Major''' Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado #[[Schaurs-1 | Lewis Schaurs]] 33 Germ #[[Schiller-612 | Jacob Schueler]] Bavaria--Baker D:1918 Riverside Cem.Denver, Colorado, #[[Schomoyer-1 | Lewis Schomeyer]] Germ. Musician #[[Schrock-692 | George Schrock]] Penn #[[Schutz-270 | Schutz, Benedict]] aka:SHUTZ D:1910 '''Franktown Cemetery''' #[[Schutz-271 | Schutz, Jacpb]] aka:SHUTZ D:1907 ''' Franktown Cemetery''' #[[Scott-36389 | Charels A Scott]] 17 Iowa #[[Scott-36390 | John L. Scott]] 21 Mo. #[[Scott-36391 | Owen C. Scott]] 21 Va. Druggist D:1929 Pinos Altos, Mora, New Mexico, #[[Scott-36397 | Thomas Scott]] 53 Ky. #[[Scouten-56 | David G Scouten]] NY or Daniel D: 1913 Leavenworth Nat'l Cem. Leavenworth, Kansas, #[[Scraggs-14 | William H Scraggs]] Dela. #[[Seavey-504 | Mason M Seavey]] Maine D:1917 Riverside Cem. Denver, Denver County, Colorado, #[[Seever-165 | Melvin Seever]] aka:Seeber 16-Ill.- Driver-D:Paradise Valley Cem.,Paradise Valley, Humboldt County, Nevada #[[Sell-962 | Luke Sell]] Canada D:1913 Calvary Cem. Austin, Lander County, Nevada #[[Sertto-1 | Parblo A R Sertto]] NM #[[Servoss-12 | Alonza Servoss]] aka: Service Penn. D: New Mexico ??? after 1891 #[[Seward-1532 | Atwell C Seward]] 34 NY Engineer D:1911 Oak Grove Cem. Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas, #[[Shaffer-4271 | Royal S. Shaffer]] Ohio #[[Shaw-18331 | Alson K Shaw]] Canada D:1910 Bethlehem Cemetery Paonia, Delta County, Colorado, #[[Shaw-18332 | Joseph Shaw]] New Bruns. D:1885 Ute Cemetery, Aspen, Pitkin County, Colorado, #[[Shaw-18335 | William S Shaw]] Wisc. #[[Shea-2055 | Arden Shea]] New Bruns. Murder/Killing March 1873 Georgetown Cem., Georgetown, Clear Creek County, Colorado #[[Sherer-343 | Charles W Sherer]] Ill. D: 1908 Killed by Train-Highland Lawn Cem. Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana, #[[Sherman-7176 | Amos Sherman]] 17 Illi. ''' WIA Sand Creek'''- D:1898 Columbia Cem.Boulder, Colorado #[[Shock-171 | Adam L Shock]] Capt/Judge/ A.D.A Valley Brook Cemetery, Breckenridge, Colorado. #[[Shoemaker-3337 | Enoch Shoemaker]] Ohio #[[Shropshire-262 | Thomas J Shropshire]] brother to Robert W. Shropshire (Walton) #[[Shoup-275 | George Laird Shoup]] (Pioneer Cemetery, Boise, Idaho) #[[Shroyer-373 | Jackson Shroyer]] 27 Va Blacksmith #[[Shroyer-374 | James Shroyer]] 18 Ill. #[[Shubert-187 | james M Shubert]] 16 Illi. #[[Shuckers-2 | Jacob M Shuckers]] Pen.. Cabinet Maker #[[Sierra-126 | Antonio A Sierra]] NM #[[Sierra-127 | Klets Sierra]] NM #[[Simpson-16465 | Alonzo Simpson]] 16- Ohio D:1928 Placerville Union Cem. Placerville, El Dorado County, California, #[[Simpson-16466| Henry Simpson]] Scotland #[[Simpson-16467| james Simpson]] 18- Ill--D: 1906 Los Angeles National Cemetery, Los Angeles, California #[[Simpson-16472| John H Simpson]] 21 Maine-d:1896 Riverside Cem. Sterling, Logan County, Colorado #[[Simpson-16473| John W Simpson]] 20- NY TOO MANY #[[Skelton-2002 | Thomas B Skelton]] 21 Penn. D:1904 Lone Tree Cem. San Miguel County, Colorado, #[[Skinner-7021 | Isiah Skinner]] Ind. D:1903 Sumption Prairie Cem. South Bend, St. Joseph, Indiana, #[[Slater-3826 | William C Slater]] Ohio #[[Sloan-3566 | Thomas M Sloan]] 63 Penn D:1874 Riverside Cem.,Denver Colo. #[[Slocum-1477 | Benjamin F Slocum]] 22 Penn. Engineer -- D:1897 Fairmount Cem. Denver, Colorado #[[Smart-1079 | Charles Willard Smart]] 40 NY D:11 Jan 1911 in San Diego no f-a-g #[[Smith-202652 | Adam Smith]] 29 Ill. D:1913 Highland Cem. Meeker, Rio Blanco County, Colorado, #[[Smith-202662 | Charles W Smith]] 31 Vt. Carpenter '''rec'd benefits 1886 Colorado no f-a-g''' #[[Smith-202665 | Charles W Smith]] 33 Vt. Baker #[[Smith-50323 | Edward C. Smith]] 21- NY US Marshal D:1878 Lakeside Cem., Loveland, Larimer County, Colorado, #[[Smith-202748 |Francis M Smith]] 20-Mich. D:1923 Montana Veterans Home Cem. Columbia Falls, Flathead, Montana, #[[Smith-202753 | Frederick Smith]] 31 Germany #[[Smith-202755 | George M Smith]] 20 Mo. #[[Smith-202756 | George W Smith]] 24 Germany #[[Smith-202761 | James W Smith]] 21 Chicago He may have lived in Indian Territory 1900 #[[Smith-202797 | John D Smith]] aka: Schmidt--27 Ger. Mech. '''lived in Co. D:prior to 1900 no f-a-g''' #[[Smith-202798 | Miles Smith]] 27 D:1908 Cone Cemetery, Schuyler County, Missouri #[[Smith-202802 | Newton H Smith]]18 Iowa #[[Smith-202810 | Sanford H. Smith]]18 -Mich. D:1909 Modesto Citizens Cem. Modesto, Stanislaus, California brother to Francis M Smith #[[Smith-202817 | Walter H Smith]] 21 NY '''living in Colo.?? nothing found''' #[[Smith-202818 | William H Smith]] 24 Hawkins Tn. #[[Smith-202819 | William H H K Smith]] 37 NY Carpenter '''lived in Colo. 1890 no f-a-g found''' #[[Snapp-444 | John W Snapp]] 21 Missouri D:1913 Oak Hill Cem. Maryville, Nodaway. Missouri #[[Snoddy-383 | Jeff W. Snoddy]] 30 Howard, MO. D: 1865 6 months after the Peace, Snoddy/Garner Cem. Armstrong, Howard, Missouri #[[Snow-7517 | George S. Snow]] Ky #[[Snow-7518 | James Snow]] 43 MO. '''living in Colorado 1880, no f-a-g''' #[[Sopris-3 | Elbridge B. Sopris]] 1st Lt/1st Co. Inf. with his father with the 1st Cav. Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado #[[South-1896 | Frederick K South]] Penn. D:1898 '''Riverside Cem. Denver, Colorado''' #[[Sowden-371 | Richard Sowden]] 45 Eng. joined same day/place as Wm...D: 1901 Greenwood Cem. Galena, Jo Daviess County, Illinois WIFE: Elizabeth 4 kids -military headstone pic #[[Sowden-372 | William Sowden]] 19 Eng. #[[Spalding-1461 | Jerry F Spalding]] Duty Sgt. NY #[[Sparks-5406 | John Sparks]] Scotland D:1906 Bald Mountain Cem.Nevadaville, Gilpin,Colorado #[[Sparks-5408 | Ozias T Sparks]] D:1889 Bald Mountain Cem. Nevadaville, Colorado NOT related. #[[Speer-1543 | George W Speer]] Pa. '''D;1899 no f-a-g, 1880 living in Colorado'' #[[Spelter-1 | Frederick F Speer]] Switz. #[[Sprague-4711 | james Sprague]] Ill #[[Squires-1936 | George C Squires]] Conn. D:1909 Columbia Cem. Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado #[[Stafford-5187 | Harry Stafford]] D.Sgt. Ohio Printer #[[Stahl-2087 | Benjamin E. Stahl]] Ohio-- D: 1934 Los Angeles, buried:Morris Hill Cem. Boise, Ada Idaho, #[[Stansbury-625 | Charles T Stansbury]] D.Sgt. 20- NY lived/died: California San Francisco Nat'l Cem. San Francisco, California, #[[Stanton-4707 | John a Stanton]] Georgia. D;1903 Riverside Cem. Denver, Denver County, Colorado #[[Statts-14 | Stephen Statss]] 57 Years old... NY Engineer #[[Steele-9095 | James Steele]] Missouri #[[Stenmons-1 | Wilbur F Stemmons]] Corp, Ky D:1913- IOOF Cem. Golden City, Barton, Missouri #[[Stephens-11891 | John Stephens]] 30 Eng. #[[Stephens-11892 |William Stephens]] 21 Eng. joined same day as John. D: 1919 Alameda California #[[Stevenson-7757 | George Stevenson]] Penn. #[[Stewart-37275 | John E Stewart]] Maine #[[Stewart-37276 | Ralph W. Stewart]] Ill. D:1926 Riverside Cem. Denver, Denver County, Colorado, #[[Stiles-3915 | Standish C Stiles]] Wag. Illi. D:1915 GAR Cemetery, Watseka, Iroquois County, Illinois, #[[Stillwell-1359 | Benjamin Stilwell]] Tenn #[[Stine-792 | Henry A Stine]] QM Sgt. 34 Mo. D: before 1903 Missouri #[[Storer-700 | Truman G Storer]] NY ships CarpenterD:1894 Forest Hill Cem. Eau Claire, Wisconsin, #[[Stout-5751 | Adam Stout]] 40 Germany #[[Stouty-1 | David Stouty]] Canada #[[Strain-1075 | William H Strain]] Ind. #[[Strater-57 | John w. Strater]] Germany D:1909 Highland Park Cem. Hermosa, Custer,South Dakota #[[Straw-806 | Henry A Straw]] Conn D: after 1891 #[[Stuart-6174 | Wesley J Stuart]] born "on the ocean" #[[Stubbs-2579 | Benajah P Stubbs]] Ohio D:1917 Hillside Cem. Saguache, Saguache County, Colorado, #[[Stump-1813 | Louis Z Stump]] 18 Ohio D: 1905 Downs Cem.Downs, Osborne County, Kansas, #[[Suhr-300 | John F H Suhr]] Germany D:1909 State Veterans Home Cem. Hot Springs, South Dakota #[[Suits-97 | Lafayette Suits]] 19 Ky. #[[Surfis-1 | John W. Surfis]] Ohio D:1904 Topeka Cemetery, Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas #[[Sutphin-400 | David M. Sutphen]] Ind. :The "T" Names #[[Tafora-1 | Gratia Tafora]] NM. #[[Taggart-1408 | James H Taggart]]30 Canada D;1899 Los Angeles National Cem. Los Angeles, California #[[Talbot-4078 | Nathaniel Talbot]] 2nd Sgt. KY D:1904 Mount Mora Cemetery,St Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri, #[[Talbott-1119 | Presley Talbott]] Major 1st/3rd Colorado Cav. Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado #[[Tallman-574 | Tallman, John M]] (Parker Cemetery, Parker, Colorado) #[[Taylor-64077 | George W.C Taylor]] 23 Mo. '''D:1900 in Otero, Colorado--no f-a-g found''' #[[Taylor-64078 | Isaac G Taylor]] 20 Mo. D;1923 Fir Grove Cem.Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon, #[[Taylor-64112 | james Taylor]] 24 England #[[Taylor-64115 | john F Taylor]] 21 England #[[Taylor-64116 | john T Taylor]] 21 England #[[Taylor-64117 | Louis Taylor]] 35 Ohio D:1888 Golden Cem. Golden, Jefferson County, Colorado #[[Tays-39 | John C Tays]] 18 N.C ALSO:1st Cav/2nd Cav. D:1889 Dearborn Community Cem. Dearborn, Platte, Missouri #[[Templeton-2933 | Andrew J Templeton]] 2nd Lt Templeton Cemetery, Teller County, Colorado #[[Terrell-2511 | Hiram Terrell]] 25 Ohio D: Idaho, Spanish Bar, Clear Creek, Colorado #[[Thatcher-1400 | Leland S Thatcher]] 41 Vermont D:before 1891 lived in Kansas no f-a-g #[[Thomas-43229 | James Thomas]] 30 England #[[Shropshire-262 | Jefferson Thomas]] aka:Shropshire - Saddler, Ohio '''WIA: Battle of Sand Creek ''' D:13 Nov 1935 Iowa #[[Thomas-43233 | Samuel E Thomas]] 20 Ohio D: 1918 in Leavenworth, Kansas,- Hope Cem.Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas #[[Thomason-49 | Ellis Thomason]] 17 Bugler Mo. D: Chewelah Pioneer Cem. Chewelah, Stevens, Washington #[[Thompkins-202 |Patrick H Thompkins]] 28 Ky #[[Thompson-55513 | Calvin B Thompson]] 21 Ill. #[[Thompson-55514 |Nute Thompson]] 21 Prussia #[[Tidball-165 | Joseph M Tidbald]] Tidball 20 Ohio-D:1874 Hartford Cem.Hartford, Warren, Iowa, #[[Tisdale-987 | James W. Tisdale]] Ky Carpenter lived '''1870 Colorado Terr., Lake, Lake, Colorado #[[Titman-36 | Alexander Titman]] NJ Engineer D: 1928 Dunmore Cem.Dunmore, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania #[[Toheo-1 | Geronimo Toheo]] Theos 25 NM #[[Tooker-191 | DuBois Tooker]] NY D:1902 Porter Cemetery, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona #[[Towner-534 | Marcus W Towner]] 38 Greene, NY living in Colorado 1880 '''no f-a-g''' #[[Towner-535 | Reuben E Towner]] 40 Greene, NY D:1875 Columbia Cem.Boulder, Bouldery, Colorado #[[Truitt-501 | James A Trewitt]] aka '''TRUITT''' 33 -Ohio '''D: 1891-- Jamestown, Boulder, Colorado no f-a-g''' #[[Trickle-10 | Robert w. Trickle]] 19 #[[Trujillo-1293 | Enosia Troheo]] D:1926 San Juan Cem. Las Animas County, Colorado #[[Trowbridge-1555 | William Trowbridge]] 24 D:1916 Colorado State Vet. Center- Homelake Cem. Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colorado #[[Tubbs-1528 | Avery Tubbs]] 21 D:1927 Dillon Cemetery, Dillon, Summit County, Colorado #[[Tucker-14227 | Wayne Tucker]] 27 #[[Tuchsen-7 | Peter Tuckson]] 42 Germany aka: Tuckson D: May 1885 Riverside Cemetery. #[[Tourtellot-98 | George H Tourtellot]] 26 R.I. D:1894 Columbia Cem. Boulder County, Colorado #[[Tyler-7207 | Alexander Tyler]] 21 #[[Tyrell-361 | Hiram Tyrell]] #[[Terrell-2530 | Hiram Terrell]] aka:Tyrell D:1918 Evergreen Cem. Los Angeles County, California #[[Tyrell-362 | Norman J Tyrell]] 28 In '''Colorado?? 1885 no f-a-g found''' #[[Tyson-1917 | Felix E. Tyson]] 21 Iowa, D:1883 Glenwood Cemetery, Glenwood, Mills County, Iowa, #[[Tyson-1918 | Thornton Tyson]] 19 Iowa, D:1912 Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier, Los Angeles County, California :The "U" Names #[[Updike-447 | William Updike]] 1st Sgt. Bill 27 D:1881 in '''Poncha Sprgs, Colorado no f-a-g''' #[[Upton-163 | Mark Upton]] 16 D:1899 Prospect Hill Cem., Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska :The "V" Names #[[Van_Horn-1087 | Andrew J Van Horn]] 31 last lived in Oregon 1880 with Benjamin, his brother. #[[Van_Horn-1088 | Benjamin Van Horn]] 32 D:3 Aug 1917 Moon Creek Cem. Mount Vernon, Grant County, Oregon, #[[Vanbrook-6 | Levi Vanbrook]] 20 also in 2nd Col. Cav #[[Vancamp-367 | Lyman Vancamp]] 16 D:1927 Sunset Cemetery, Quincy, Adams County, Illinois, #[[Vancamp-368 |Samuel Vancamp]] 23 #[[Vancuren-68 | John Vancuren]] 22 #[[Vanendert-1 | Edward Venendert]] Sgt 37 lived '''in Colorado after 1900''' #[[Vanendert-2 | William Venendert]] 29 Murdered 1874 Fairview Cem.Fountain, El Paso County, Colorado #[[Vierling-114 | Theophilus Vierling]] 56 Saddler Union Chapel Cem.South, South Township, Madison County, Iowa, #[[Venance-1 | George Venance]] 23 D: 1920 Essex, Massachusetts brother John also #[[Venance-2 | John K Venance]] 21 D: 24 Nov 1927 Oak Grove Cem. Glouceste Essex, Massachusetts #[[Verden-22 | John W. Verden]] 20 #[[Virden-137 | Thomas Virden]] 33 D: 1926 Los Angeles Nat'l Cem., Los Angeles, California, #[[Vischer-83 | Cornelius Visscher]] 30 D:1900 Riverside Cem. Denver Colorado :The "W" Names #[[Waasly-1 | Joshua Waasly]] 32 #[[Wagoner-1066 | Herman Wagoner]] 31 #[[Walker-42639 | George B. Walker]]29 D:Jan 1874 Riverside Cem. Colorado #[[Wall-5316 | Martin Wall]] 1st Lt. b:Vt. #[[Wallace-16008 | Thomas Wallace]] 32 SC '''lived in Colorado until 1900, no f-a-g''' #[[Shropshire-265 | Robert W. Shropshire aka:Walton]] 21 D:26 Mar 1907 Municipal Cem. Orchard Mesa, Mesa County, Colorado, #[[Wanless-190 | Thomas Wanless]] D: 1917 Rose City Cem. Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, #[[Warren-16418 | George Warren]] 23 #[[Waters-6900 | John N Waters]] 33 Nooksack Cem. Nooksack, Whatcom County, Washington, #[[Watson-26087 | Isaac N Watson]] 21 OH he lived in Colorado 1885 '''no f-a-g found''' #[[Watson-15411 | Washington M Watson]] 26 KY.D: 1873 Matkins Cem. Harrison County, Missouri #[[Weathington-7 | John Weathington]] 17 #[[Webb-18203 | Marcus L Webb]] 26 D:1920 Debeque Cemetery, Debeque, Colorado] #[[Webber-3966 | Noel T Webber]] 42 D:1896 Angelus Rosedale Cem. Los Angeles County, California #[[Webber-3967 | William D Webber]] 38 #[[Weese-346 | Christopher C Weese]] 18 D;1916 Hygiene Cem. Hygiene, Boulder County, Colorado #[[Weis-612 | Jacob Weis]] 24 #[[Wells-20572 | George A Wells]] 19 Bellefontaine Cem. Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri #[[Wells-19018 | Leonard W Wells]] 26 Bear Canon Cemetery, Sedalia, Douglas County, Colorado #[[Wells-20574 | Marion Wells]] 26 #[[Wells-20575 | William H. Wells]] 36 #[[Welty-475 | Lawrence Welty]] '''Franktown Cemetery''' #[[Wendleton-58 | Archy Wendleton]] 23 Oak Hill Cemetary, Mount Pleasent, Morgn, Missouri #[[Westall-253 | John Westall]] 23 D:16 Nov 1902 Fourmile Cem.Florissant, Teller County, Colorado, #[[Westein-7 | Frederick Wesstein]] 36 #[[Weston-7553 | Allen S. Weston]] aka;Algeron 36 Atty., Judge. Senator of Leadville, Evergreen Cem.Leadville, Lake County, Colorado, #[[Weston-7554 | Eugene Weston]] 29 #[[Wheeler-19289 | Lawrence Wheeler]] 36 #[[Whipple-1358 | Allen B C Whipple]] 30 D;1909 Roseburg Memorial Gardens, Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon, #[[Whipple-1359 | Washington Warren Whipple]] Com.Sgt. 27 btother=Allen D;1912 in Colorado/buried Leoni Cem.Leoni, Jackson County, Michigan, #[[Whisler-366 | John T. Whisler]] D:1912 Canon Cy, colorado #[[White-56038 | Lyman S White]] 29 Mountain View Cemetery, Longmont, Boulder County, Colorado #[[White-56061 | Moses White]] 28 #[[White-56062 | Wallace D. White]] 25 ???Antioch Cemetery, Buchanan County, Missouri #[[Wick-647 | Jacob Wick]] 23 Hampton National Cemetery, Hampton, Hampton City, Virginia #[[Wickham-1150 | Benjamin F Wickham]] 58, yes that is his age '''lived in Colorado 1870, no f-a-g''' #[[Wieen-1 | Thomas Wieen]] 29 Sacred Heart Cemetery, Fruita, Mesa County, Colorado #[[Wiggins-3059 | James Wiggins]] 16 Odd Fellows Cemetery, Trenton, Grundy County, Missouri #[[Wiggins-3060 | Richard Wiggins]] 24 #[[Wilder-2525 | 1st Major William F Wilder]] Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado #[[Wilks-885 | John W. Wilks]] 17 #[[Williams-84791 | Charles S. Williams]] 37 #[[Williams-73956 | Henry D. Williams]] Capt too many #[[Williams-84792 |Philllip '''Melancthon''' Williams]] 19 D:1917 Bennington Cem. Bennington, Ottawa, Kansas #[[Williams-84799 | Thomas J Williams]] 35 #[[Williamson-12254 | Absolom M Williamson]] 26 #[[Wilson-70356 | Jesse H Willson]] 25 Ind D:1914 City View Cemetery, Salem, Marion County, Oregon #[[Wilmot-1040 | Richard G Wilmot]] 25 #[[Wilson-70357 | Aaron Wilson]] 23 Capt. 28th Iowa Inf./ D:1920 Tekamah Cem.Tekamah, Burt, Nebraska #[[Wilson-70360 | Charles F Wilson]] 36 #[[Wilson-70361 | George E. Wilson]] 28 #[[Wilson-70362 |John Wilson]] 27 D:1910 Ula Cemetery, Westcliffe, Custer County, Colorado, #[[Wilson-70363 |Martin Wilson]] 30 Ind. '''WIA Sand Creek''' D:1914 Kerlin Cem.Halls, Buchanan County, Missouri, #[[Wilson-70365 | Samuel E. O. Wilson]] MD. 56 D:1869 Saint George Cem. Saint George, Pottawatomie County, Kansas, #[[Winget-177 | William Winget]] 25 #[[Winkler-1837 | John Winkler]] 35 #[[Wisehart-145 | Lewis Wisehard]] D:1916 Greens Grove Cem., Washington Township, Linn, Iowa, #[[Wood-34937 | Emlyn Wood]] 22 #[[Wood-34938 | James W Wood]]1st Reg., Neb.Inf. 25 D:1923 Rock Bluff Cemetery,Union, Cass County, Nebraska #[[Wood-34939 | Thomas H Wood]] 20 #[[Woodard-2738 | William Woodard]] 21 Corp. D;1921 Minnesota #[[Woodson-1818 | William H Woodson]] D;1918 Palestine Cem. Warm Springs, Randolph County, Arkansas, #[[Woodworth-2206 | James H Woodworth]] 28 #[[Woolf-771 | John Woolf]] nothing found #[[Wymond-12 | John F Wymond]] 2nd Lt. D:after 1892 in Calif :The "Y" Names #[[Yates-5652 | Christopher P Yates]] Asst. Surg. Union Point Cemetery, Banks, Oregon #[[Yeakel-122 | Hiram W Yeakel]] 39 #[[Young-39055 | Aly L. Young]] 28 D: after 1914 last res.: '''Colorado --no f-a-g''' #[[Young-39056 | Daniel Young]] 25 #[[Young-39057 | George Young]] 25 #[[Young-39058 | Thomas. Young]] 24 D:1912 Hastings Cemetery, Hastings, Mills County, Iowa, #[[Younkin-233 | Erastus Younkin]] 21 b:Ohio #[[Yule-462 | William Yule]] 26 D: 1912 Highland Cemetery, New Castle, Garfield County, Colorado :The "Z" Names #[[Zachary-484 | Ezekiel Zachary]] Tenn d: 1928 Kern, California #[[Zahm-28 | Horace B Zahm]] 21 Corp Ohio '''DIMS''' "Died in Bison Basin Hospital taken home--Shirland Cem. Shirland, Winnebago, Illinois, #[[Zeigler-707 | Peter W. Zigler]] 20- Va. Butcher d:1891 Iowa. The goal of this project is to ...ROSTER add/research all 1063 soldiers Right now this project just has one member, me. I am [[Taylor-25258|Carole Taylor]]. Here are some of the tasks that I think need to be done. 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[[Category:Surnames]] '''Names in the Avranches region''' [beginning on '''p 76'''] While combing through the available official documents, we gained a better knowledge of the given names and the surnames found in the various parishes of the Avranches region. We thought it worthwhile to devote a few lines here, to those observations. To begin with, given names in this period were not used consistently. Someone baptized as Guillaume could show up later in the records under the name of Gilles, or vice versa. Other pertinent examples include Guillemette (Guillemine), Juliane (Julienne), Nicolas (Colas), and Nicolasse (Colasse). In cases where the register was kept in Latin, the personal names were often translated as well, which further complicates the job of reading the records. Names such as Petrus (Pierre) and Joannis (Jean) are obvious enough; by contrast, Girolam (Jérômine) and Natalis (Noël) are more opaque. Undoubtedly the most ambiguous [Latin] name was Nicolaus, which could mean Colas, Nicolas, or Nicaise, all three of which were well known in that region at the time. And then, when it comes to family names, we were surprised to find that the register often gives two surnames to an individual. Upon examining the register more closely, we discovered that the second surname is actually the name of land belonging to the particular family. Sometimes the register would add the label of “''sieur'',” to clarify that circumstance (e.g., André Fillastre, Sieur des Jardins), but most often the label was omitted (e.g., Georges Daniel La Croix). To simplify the situation for the reader, we chose to use quotation marks around the name of the property. Thus, the name Georges Daniel La Croix becomes Georges Daniel [de] “La Croix.” The second surname (indicating the property) was needed, it seems, to distinguish diffent lines of the same larger family, especially where such a family was especially large. By way of example, among the DesRoches in Carolles – the single most populous family of the parish between 1674 '''/begin p 77/''' and 1750 – we noted the DesRoches [de] “Grandmaison,” DesRoches [de] “La Croix,” DesRoches [de] “La Fontaine,” DesRoches [de] “La Noë,” and DesRoches [de] “Le Dur.” '''The DesRoches family at Carolles''' During eight years of research, we were able to track down 48 ancestors of the brothers Louis & Julien DesRoches. In several cases, we were able to uncover nothing more than summary data: places and dates of birth, baptism, marriage; name of spouse; place and dates of death and burial. In exceptional cases, we were able to locate supplementary information: the individual’s occupation, change in a given name, birth of a child out of wedlock. We have noted these data in our analytic work, especially in the explanatory notes that appear in the following article on ''“The Ascending Genealogy of the Brothers Louis and Julien DesRoche”'' [pp. 92-160]. But, as chance would have it, the case where we came across the greatest number of previously unpublished documents was the paternal line of the DesRoches of Carolles. So we decided to present those findings here in a special section on that family. This way we can present the full results of our research without piling so much into the explanatory notes in the following article. As our approach, we chose to present a biography of each of the four ancestors that we identified in the DesRoches line [with the first generation containing both Louis and Julien]. If any researcher wants to learn about the complete ascending genealogy of the DesRoches, as well as the details of our interpretive reasoning, please see the following article [pp. 92-160]. === FIRST GENERATION === '''Brothers Louis DesRoches (1707 - post-1752) and Julien DesRoches (1713 - c. 1757)''' Louis DesRoches, son of Georges DesRoches and Jacqueline Huault, was baptized at Carolles on 12 Oct 1707. His younger brother Julien DesRoches was baptized at Carolles on 26 Nov 1713. Their godparents were family members. Louis’ godfather was Louis Huault, maternal uncle, while Julien’s was their paternal great-uncle, Julien LeCourt. The DesRoches brothers had at least two other brothers: (a) Jean DesRoches, baptized at Carolles on 23 March 1710. His godparents were his [maternal] grandparents, Jean Huault and Jacqueline LeCourt. '''/begin p 78/''' Most likely he died young, since we find no further trace of him beyond his baptismal record. (b) François DesRoches, born around 1717. In 1732, when he was only about 15, he was living on land that bordered on the south side of his father’s property. At Carolles, on 12 Feb 1743, he married Marie DesRoches, daughter of François DesRoches and Jacqueline Girard. From the marriage contract we learn that he was an “ordinary seaman” (''simple navigant''). This marriage lasted only five months and a day, since François died on 13 July 1743, aged 26. His widow remarried at the beginning of the following year. By scrutinizing closely all the records of the Carolles register, as well as those of the nearby parishes (Bouillon, Champeaux, St-Jean-le-Thomas, Angey, St-Michel-des-Loups, and St-Pierre-Langers), we discovered that the baptismal record of Louis DesRoches is the only one known in the region, for a child of that name, between 1690 and 1730. By contrast, the names of Julien DesRoches and François DesRoches were much more common in the parish. Since the name of Louis DesRoches is unique, we could zero in on his name in the Carolles registry, and thereby spot three other references to him after his baptism: 1) On 2 Dec 1724, Louis DesRoches was a witness at the marriage of Guillaume DesRoches (son of Gilles DesRoches and Françoise Patin) and Perrine DesRoches (daughter of Julien DesRoches and Guillemine de La Lande). On that occasion, Louis DesRoches signed the Carolles register. His signature appears beside that of his father, Georges DesRoches, also present at the wedding. We were able to determine that the groom, Guillaume DesRoches, was a first cousin of Georges DesRoches, and so, Guillaume DesRoches and Louis DesRoches were cousins of the second or third degree. 2) On 25 Apr 1725, Louis DesRoches was present at the burial of Jeanne Brière, daughter of Jean Brière and Agnès Malenfant, and he signed the register. 3) On 26 Feb 1727, Louis DesRoches was present at the burial of Jean DesRoches, aged 35, and he signed the register. '''/begin p 79/''' [Here, Barriault shows an image of the signature mentioned in #3, above. View it at the Wikitree portrait of [[DesRoches-34|Louis DesRoches]].] After that date, we lose any trace of him at Carolles. Around 1731, Louis DesRoches and his brother Julien DesRoches left the parish of Carolles to settle on Île-Saint-Jean [St. John’s Island, now Prince Edward Island]. SECOND GENERATION '''Georges DesRoches, Sieur de La Fontaine (1683-1742)''' Georges DesRoches, son of Michel DesRoches and Jacqueline LeCourt, was baptized at Carolles on Thursday, 3 June 1683. He was the only known child of this couple. Around 1706, he married Jacqueline Huault, daughter of Jean Huault & Jeanne Jouey, of [[Space: Village of Champeaux|Champeaux]] parish [a neighbouring village]. They had at least four children together. Jacqueline Huault was a midwife. The Carolles church record attributes that trade to her on two occasions. In the baptismal record of Jean de La Lande, son of Jean de La Lande and Nicolasse Daniel, 6 Feb 1738, we see that the child was “baptized at home by Jacqueline Huault, serving as midwife, because he was in danger of dying”; and on 21 Apr 1739, at Carolles, in the burial record of an unnamed son of Vincent DesRoches and Françoise Leroux, we see that the child was buried “after having been baptized the night before, at home, by Jacqueline Huault, acting as midwife, because of his weak condition.” As for Georges DesRoches, he was a tailor by trade, like his father. The Carolles records often identify him as “Georges DesRoches, son of Michel the tailor” or “Georges DesRoches, tailor,” to distinguish him from six other Georges DesRoches who lived in Carolles in that same period. [Note: The surname is virtually extinct in that town today. - J. deR.] The municipal records office of Sartilly [a nearby town and a regional administrative center] goes further in this identification, often calling him “the Sieur de La Fontaine” or even “Georges DesRoches, tailor, La Fontaine.” That is how we learned that Georges DesRoches had the label [titre – also meaning “title”] of La Fontaine, since the Carolles register almost never identifies him that way. According to Mr. Rodolphe de Mons, in charge of the private archival collections at the Departmental Archives of La Manche, this label tells us that Georges DesRoches owned a piece of land /begin p 80/ named La Fontaine [the Fountain]. Although connoting a certain social status, the title of Sieur should not be confused with that of Seigneur, which designates persons who are much more notable and who enjoy a higher social rank [fn 35]. ::fn 35. Consultation with Mr. Rodolphe de Mons, Departmental Archives of La Manche, St-Lô, 14 Oct 2004. We encountered several examples of Georges DesRoches’ signature. We already knew that the signature of Georges DesRoches, tailor, that appeared in the 1703 register of Carolles was certainly that of the future husband of Jacqueline Huault. However, by deduction, we discovered that another, more stylized signature, which appeared in the Carolles register between 1695 and 1697, was also his. In the first instance of the stylized signature, 24 July 1695 – at the baptism of George DesRoches, son of Philippe DesRoches and Jacqueline Oblin – the person signing was identified as Georges DesRoches, son of Michel. (He also signed the register three days later, when the child was buried.) Although there were at least seven Georges DesRoches in the parish at that time, we know of only one who was a son of Michel: Geroges DesRochesm tailor, future spouse of Jacqueline Huault. So we are led to conclude that the two signatures of Georges DesRoches, although very different from each other, were clearly both that of Georges DesRoches the son of Michel DesRoches and Jacqueline LeCourt. [Here, Barriault presents images of both signatures. See them at the Wikitree portrait of [[DesRoches-14|Georges DesRoches]].] '''/begin p 81/''' Systematic scrutiny of the notarial documents, of the Sartilly records office, turned up three previously unpublished documents concerning [this] Georges DesRoches. We decided to reproduce them here. As much as possible, we have chosen to retain [in the French - JdeR.] the particular spelling of the notarial record-keeper, Samson Patin. However, here and there where confusion could result from that, we judged it appropriate to include a modern French version in square brackets. The original text omits all accents and apostrophes. To facilitate readability, we have inserted both, but did not add punctuation, in order to remain more faithful to the original text. Finally, we sometimes added available supplementary details, in square brackets. [Note: The original documents consist of interminable run-on sentences, heavily larded with formal legal jargon. Thus, I have selected, paraphrased, and summarized the substantively interesting parts those texts, to make them accessible.] :Text of the first notarized document [TO BE ADDED] Interpretation of the first notarized document This first contract governs an exchange of land titles between Georges DesRoches and Michel de La Lande, both of Carolles. It concerns a minor deal around small parcels of land. By the contract, George DesRoches gave up a piece of land called le Clos du Noyer [Walnut Grove JdeR.], located in the village of Placin de la Doublière, in Carolles parish. In exchange, he gained a small parcel situated closer to his property, in the village of La Chevallerie. We were not able to identify Michel de La Lande. He might have been the same man who married Étiennette Girard on 20 Oct 1729 in Carolles. We know, however, that Nicolas DesRoches – who occupied the land adjoining the eastern side of le Clos du Noyer – was a relative of Georges DesRoches: at the wedding of Nicolas’ brother, [also named] Georges DesRoches, on 23 Jan 1714 at Carolles, Georges DesRoches the tailor was present and signed, and the priest recorded him as a relative of the groom. :Text of the second notarized document [TO BE ADDED] Interpretation of the second notarized document By the second contract, Georges DesRoches sold what remained of a house, by then serving as a stable, to Michel DesRoches, his neighbour on the land to the west of his own, in the Vollage of Hamel Geslin in Carolles parish, for the sum of 60 livres. Sale of this property was conducted through the mediation of the latter’s wife, Guillemine Durand, since Michel DesRoches was away at the time of the sale. The purchasers of the property, Michel DesRoches and Guillemine Durand, were permitted to take possession as of 1 Nov 1732, knowing they would have to finish building the gable of the house, which had been left undone. This contract is very important, since it involves the sale of part of the ancestral land of the DesRoches family. We learn that the seller’s father, [another] Michel DesRoches (husband of Jacqueline LeCourt) had bought this land from Guillaume Geffroy, son of Nicolas Geffroy and Madeleine Léon (Lyon), through a contract done up by notary Noël Patin on 21 Oct 1689. Now, the original contract has disappeared, and this reference is our only information on that sale. We also learn that Georges DesRoches’ son François DesRoches (brother of Louis and Julien), who was about 15 years old then, had already, in 1732, established himself on land on the southern side of the property being sold. If we can trust the Census of de La Roque in 1752 [at Île-St-Jean, now PEI], this land sale occurred shortly after the departure of Geroges DesRoches’ sons [Louis and Julien] for Acadie around 1731. We are tempted to think that Georges DesRoches, knowing that two of his heirs had left the Kingdom, felt no need to hold onto their share of the inheritance and had sold it to his neighbour, Michel DesRoches. We learn also that the property being sold was alongside that of his eastern neighbour, Jean Fillastre, Sieur du Taillis – son of André Fillastre and Françoise de Lancize, and husband of Guillemine DesRoches. In the contract we read the ambiguous expression, “which adjoins on the south ... the entitlement of his wife [à cause de sa femme] .” Without doubt, that expression highlights some kind of kin connection between the vendor, Georges DesRoches, and his neighbour, Jean Fillastre, through “his wife [sa femme].” The trouble is that the referent of the possessive adjective “his” is unclear. Is it a matter of a link between the seller and Jean Fillastre’s wife, or a relationship between Jean Fillastre and Georges DesRoches’ wife? Both readings seem possible, especially since both fit the known facts: on the one hand, Georges DesRoches’ wife was the granddaughter of Adriane Fillastre, which could well represent a kinship link between her and the neighbour, Jean Fillastre; on the other hand, Jean Fillastre’s wife was Guillemine DesRoches, and without knowing her descent line, it is equally possible that she was related to the seller, Georges DesRoches. This question necessarily remains unresolved, since we know of no other original document that could shed light on it. :Text of the third notarized document [TO BE ADDED] Interpretation of the third notarized document This third and last contract concerning Georges DesRoches legalizes some financial arrangements between him and Michel DesRoches, husband of Guillemine Durand [the same parties as in the second document, above]. By this contract, Michel DesRoches undertakes to lend Georges DesRoches the sum of 100 livres, on condition that the latter /begin p 86/ repays the lender with interest at the rate of five livres per year until the amortisation of the debt. The contract seems to suggest that Georges DesRoches was in rather precarious financial circumstances, but we have not discovered any other legal reference that could tell us more about how things turned out for him financially. ::fn by translator: The exchange value of a “livre” of the time is hard to pinpoint. One worthy estimate from [[http://www.histoirepassion.eu/spip.php?article36 the Internet]] suggests that 100 livres in the 1730s would get you roughly 431 dozen eggs.... Since a dozen eggs presently costs me about $CAN 2.50, I’d estimate wildly that the loan would have been about a thousand bucks in today’s terms. ::fn by translator: In the text of the third document, the rate of interest on the loan is specified as “au denier vingt.” That mean a rate of 1/20th of the principal, or 5% per annum. Thanks to friend Philippe Fullsack, math professor at Dalhousie University, Halifax, whose explorations of historical sources uncovered the correct interpretation of the expression “au denier vingt” in this context. Georges DesRoches died at Carolles on 30 Mar 1742 at about age 60 and was buried the next day. His widow, Jacqueline Huault, was buried at Carolles on 27 May 1745, aged 62. [Note: Barriault also shows later (p. 105) that Georges appeared in yet another contract, as signing witness to a land acquisition by two of his wife’s brothers. On 24 Oct 1727, Jacqueline Huault’s two surviving brothers, Louis (older of the two) and François, shared in a piece of land belonging to (another) Jean Huault, son of Gilles Huault.] THIRD GENERATION Michel DesRoches, Sieur de La Fontaine (d 1704) Given the scarcity of original documents, we do not know the birth date of Michel DesRoches, but we do know that he was the son of Guillaume DesRoches and Jeanne Grossin, of Carolles parish. On Thursday, 16 July 1682, he married Jacqueline LeCourt, daughter of Pierre LeCourt and Jacqueline LeVallois, of [the adjacent town of] [[Space:Village of Champeaux|Champeaux]. The witnesses were signatories Jean Huault and Simon Maréchal, along with Gilles DesRoches, Julien LeCourt, & Étienne DesRoches. [See photo of their marriage certificate, from Barriault p. 102, in the Wikitree profile of [[DesRoches-24|Michel DesRoches]].] Together they would have a single child that we know of, Georges DesRoches. We have access to only a few details about Michel DesRoches’ life. We know that, as a young man, he became a tailor of clothing. We suspect that he had the benefit of a certain amount of education, since he is one of the rare parishioners of Carolles in that era who knew how to sign his name. And we know that he was the father of an out-of-wedlock daughter [''une enfant naturelle ''] born four years before his marriage: a daughter, from Michel DesRoches’ relationship with Michelle Geslin, was baptized Friday 29 April 1678 at Carolles. The child, also named Michelle Geslin, died at age four months, & was buried at Carolles on 28 August 1678. [More about her on p. 100.] Thanks to the records at Sartilly [center of the larger township or “canton”: p. 68], we learned that Michel DesRoches bought land in the Hamel Geslin neighbourhood within Carolles parish, on 21 Oct 1689, seven years after his marriage. We think the seller was his nephew. The seller was Guillaume Geffroy, son of Nicholas Geffroy and Madeleine Léon (Lyon). It is very hard to establishment the exact location of Hamel Geslin in Carolles parish. During our visit to that community in October 2004, people of Carolles [''Carollais ''] that we spoke with did not recognize the name of that hamlet, which led us to believe that the place-name has long since vanished. The name of Hamel Geslin does not show up in the ''Nomenclature des hameaux, écarts et lieux-dits du département de la Manche'' (Names of Hamlets, Areas, and Locales of the Manche Department) [fn 36], and the name is even omitted from the very oldest map of the region held at the Departmental Archives of La Manche, ''Carte cantonale du Canton de Sartilly '' (Map of Canton Sartilly), prepared by Bitouzé-Dauxmesnil in 1836 [fn 37]. Nevertheless, the geographic map of Saint-Malo - Grandville [Barriault: sic for Granville] – developed on orders of Cassini, between 1755 and 1759 – shows the Geslin locale, situated immediately to the southwest of Carolles and north of the Lude River [fn 38]. ::fn 36. Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques. ''Nomenclature des hameaux, écarts et lieux-dits du département de la Manche'', Rouen, Direction régionale de Rouen, 1966. ::fn 37. Bitouzé-Dauxmesnil. ''Carte cantonale du Canton de Sartilly par Bitouzé Dauxmesnil, 1836'', Archives départementales de la Manche, St-Lô, [s.c.]. ::fn 38. Bibliothèque nationale de France. Gallica – Bibliothèque numérique de la Bibliothèque nationale de France. « Saint-Malo - Grandville [sic pour Granville]. Nouv. éd. No 127 [Image fixe numérisée] » [http://gallica.bnf.fr/scripts/mosaique.exe?O=7711800&E=0], active 22 Jan 2005. In his 1922 study, historian Marius Dujardin asserts that Hamel Geslin corresponds to Haut-Hamel [fn 39]. Now, according to an e-mail message from Mr. Janjac Leroy [fn 40], the 1966 Carolles land register places Haut-Hamel around 150 to 200 metres southwest of the Carolles church, which would put it inside the urbanized zone of Carolles town. Haut-Hamel appears in a story by master Pierre Laîné, parish priest of Carolles in the 19th century, citing another pastor of Carolles, Mr. Bertot: ::fn 39. ''Carolles son hsitoire et ses sites'' (par Marius Dujardin), [http://www.ville-carolles.fr/somm.htm], active 17 Feb 2004. ::fn 40. Communication from Mr. Janjac Leroy, attaché de conservation aux Archives départementales de la Manche, St-Lô, le 26 novembre 2004. :'''/begin p 86/''' ''The most deplorable event in Carolles, since I have been the priest, was the burning of Haut-Hamel village. On Thursday 21 August 1835, a lightning-strike on a house in Haut-Hamel spread instantly to other houses, barns, and neighbouring stables. A water shortage made it impossible to fight the havoc of the fire. This disaster reduced 20 to 25 buildings to ashes, and all the harvested crops and the animals therein were destroyed. In these painful circumstances, I hastened to inform Mr. Dupré, Vicar General, about this disaster. He got the Monsignor’s authorization to take up a collection in all the parishes of the Diocese, and the proceeds were divided among those who suffered the disaster'' [fn 41] ::fn 41. M. Bertot, « Notes pour servir à la Monographie de Carolles », ''Revue de l’Avranchin'', tome XXI, fascicule 128 (1924), p. 28. Although even today in Carolles it is possible to admire buildings that have stood for centuries, it is almost certain that any dwelling that Michel DesRoches and his family occupied in Hamel Geslin / Haut-Hamel has long since disappeared. Finally, that to a notarized document that we read in the records office at Sartilly, we think that Michel DesRoches himself also had the ‘title’ of Sieur de La Fontaine. On the back of a contract, so soiled that it is almost illegible, we can clearly read the name of “Georges DesRoches, son of Michel La Fontaine” [fn 42]. This is the only reference we came across, that gives that title to Michel DesRoches. ::fn 42. Minutier de Sartilly, greffe Samson Patin le 21 avril 1732, Archives départementales dela Manche, St-Lô, 5 E 12289. Michel DesRoches died suddenly in the night of 8-9 Oct 1704, and was buried the following day at Carolles, with his son Georges present. His widow, Jacqueline LeCourt, was buried at Carolles on 13 Nov 1732, aged about 73, likewise in the presence of her son Georges. FOURTH GENERATION Guillaume DesRoches (alive in 1630) The first known ancestor of this lineage of DesRoches at Carolles was called Guillaume DesRoches, a favourite personal name in Normandy, since it invokes the Norman hero, William the Conqueror. '''/begin p 89/''' Guillaume DesRoches was the husband of Jeanne Grossin, who was likely the widow of Jean Geffroy. The estimated date of the marriage of Guillaume DesRoches and Jeanne Grossin is around 1630. Because the Carolles records begin only in 1674, and the registry at Sartilly in 1686, we cannot possibly reconstruct this lineage further back. By contrast, we know that Jeanne Grossin was buried at Carolles on Saturday 25 Nov 1679, aged 78 or 79, in the presence of her sons, Michel and Gilles DesRoches. The names of Guillaume DesRoches’ forebearers remain unknown. Given the absence of archival documents, their names will always be lost in the mists of time. But we can take comfort in the notion that lineages connected with the DesRoches family – Huault, LeCourt, Gosse, Coupard – go back at least to the first half of the 17th century. And certain ancestral families – notably the Deschamps Du Manoir and the de Lézeax – stretch even into the 15th century, a bit before Christopher Columbus reached the New World. In short, even if the descendants of the DesRoches brothers [Louis & Julien, to French No. Amer. ca. 1731] cannot retrace the paternal line any further in time, they can take pride in the fact that they now have one of the most ancient genealogies of all the Acadian people. [For the bibliography of the entire work up to this point (pp 89-91), see “Part 1 of 2” in [[Space:Barriault’s sources|Barriault's sources]].] [Part 2, or the “second article” (pp. 92-160), begins with the [[Space:Part 2 Introduction|Part 2 Introduction]].]

461 Pitt Street, in Haymarket, N.S.W., is a "two-storey Georgian sandstone cottage at SW corner of Pitt Street and Hay Street. Former Presbyterian Manse built in 1820 and refurbished in 1992."City of Sydney Archives, 'Sandstone building / SRC10069', 1990s. Retrieved http://www.photosau.com.au/cos/scripts/ExtSearch.asp?SearchTerm=036471, Accessed 19 Feb 2017. The first reference to 461 Pitt Street, that I can find, on [https://trove.nla.gov.au Trove], is on the 21st December 1857, when a Mrs. Cohen published a wanted advertisement for a "Laundress--one that can do plain cooking."'Wanted, a Laundress', The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), 21 Dec 1857, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13004164, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. Mrs. Cohen advertised for various domestic help through until January 1858, when she posted her final advertisement, for a "Housemaid accustomed to Children", with the comment that her family would be moving to England in February 1858.'Wanted, a Housemaid accustomed to Children', The Sydney Morning Herald, 15 Jan 1858, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13005173, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 11th February 1858, we find a notice published regarding the auction all of Mr. and Mrs. Cohen's "elegant household furniture and effects"; the house itself, "consisting of eight rooms, kitchens, stable, coach-house,&c" was to be let.'Advertising: Mr. Edward Salamon', The Sydney Morning Herald, 11 Feb 1858, p.7. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13006104, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In August 1858, a Mrs. Johnson was living at the residence; she was seeking as cook and laundress.'Wanted, a respectable Person', The Sydney Morning Herald, 3 Aug 1858, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13018449, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston were still living at No. 461 in November 1859.'Wanted, a Cook and Laundress', The Sydney Morning Herald, 7 Nov 1859, p.8. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13032820, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. By the 4th October 1864, No. 461 was the location of The Deaf and Dumb Institution, founded by [[Pattison-992 | Thomas Pattison]].'Deaf and Dumb Institution (1860 - 1869)', Find & Connect, 3 July 2018. Retrieved https://www.findandconnect.gov.au/guide/nsw/NE01594, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. They were seeking to employ a matron.'Advertising: Deaf and Dumb Institution', Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), 4 Oct 1864, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article60560946, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. Founded in 1860, The Deaf and Dumb Institution apparently moved to 461 Pitt Street as early as 1863.'Deaf and Dumb Institution (1860 - 1869)', Find & Connect, 3 July 2018. Retrieved https://www.findandconnect.gov.au/guide/nsw/NE01594, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. We find various advertisements for the Institution, located at 461 Pitt Street, the last of which was published on the 19th December 1867.'New South Wales Deaf and Dumb Institution', The Sydney Morning Herald, 19 Dec 1867, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article28608220, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. By the 8th December 1868, [[Bell-24140 | William Bell]], a surgeon, was living at No. 461.'The Natural Food of Man', Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), 8 Dec 1868, p.3. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article60829933, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. Bell was also a government vaccinator -- he provided free smallpox vaccinations, and put aside two hours of each day, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., for the purpose.'Smallpox', The Sydney Morning Herald, 24 Dec 1868, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13177787, Accessed 18 Feb 2019.'Advertising: Smallpox', Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), 17 May 1870, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article63107194, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. William had at least four daughters, including [[Bell-24139 | Susan Mary Bell]], who was married on the 26th April 1869.'Marriage Notice of Edward Albert Liardet and Susan Mary Bell', The Sydney Morning Herald, 27 Apr 1869, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13180736, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. Susan's son, [[Liardet-46 | Edward E. A. Liardet]], was born at No. 461 on the 14th September 1870.'Birth Notice of Male Infant Liardet', The Sydney Morning Herald, 16 Sep 1870, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article28418072, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 14th November 1870, the house was advertised 'To Let'.'Advertising: To Let', The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), 14 Nov 1870, p.8. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13222863, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. However, in April 1871, we find Doctor Bell's daughter, Mrs. Liardet, advertising from the address for a nursemaid.'Wanted, a young Girl', The Sydney Morning Herald, 27 Apr 1871, p.8. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13237781, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 2nd June 1871, Doctor Bell published a notice that he had moved from 461 Pitt Street, to the corner of Cleveland and George Streets, in Redfern.'Removal.--Dr. Bell', The Sydney Morning Herald, 2 Jun 1871, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13239723, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 14th August 1871, a [[Warren-13538|Doctor Warren]] published a notice that he had moved into 461 Pitt Street.'Removal.--Dr. Warren', The Sydney Morning Herald, 14 Aug 1871, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13243089, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In November 1872, a Mr. Warren advertised for "a lad, to attend to a horse, and make himself useful"; Dr. Warren would continue this particular advertisement, with small variations, until his death.'Wanted, a Lad', The Sydney Morning Herald, 18 Nov 1872, p.8. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13309229, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 7th May 1873, a yellow terrier pup was lost from the residence.'Lost and Found', The Sydney Morning Herald, 7 May 1873, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13314408, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. Two months later, Dr. Warren lost a black and tan dog.'Lost and Found', The Sydney Morning Herald, 11 Jul 1873, p.8. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13321287, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. A year later, the same (or quite possibly a different black and tan terrier) pup went missing again.'Lost and Found', The Sydney Morning Herald, 23 Apr 1874, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13335342, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. By the 31st July 1875, the house was for sale, "by order of the Trustees of the Will of the late Alexander Dick, Sen., Esq.", whilst still occupied by Dr. Warren, who was paying £84 a year in rent.'Advertising: Richardson and Wrench', The Sydney Morning Herald, 31 Jul 1875, p.12. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13358119, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 17th of August, of that same year, Doctor Warren passed away home.'Death Notice of Charles Holman Warren', The Sydney Morning Herald, 17 Aug 1875, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article28406238, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. They were still advertising the sale three years later.'Advertising: H. Vaughan', The Sydney Morning Herald, 15 Feb 1878, p.7. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13407849, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In 1876, No. 461 was described as "Davis' boarding-house", when a lodger, George Orchard, lost his rings and keys.'Burglaries, Stealing from the Premises, &c.', New South Wales Police Gazette and Weekly Record of Crime (Sydney : 1860 - 1930), 20 Sep 1876 [Issue No.38], p.291. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article252089284, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In 1877, William C. Davis was living at No. 461 when someone stole a black silk hat, nearly new, from the premises.'Burglaries, Stealing from Premises, &c.,' New South Wales Police Gazette and Weekly Record of Crime (Sydney : 1860 - 1930), Wed 26 Dec 1877 [Issue No.52], p.420. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article251894317, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In 1879 we see No. 461 called "the International boarding house" when a servant of the premises, Mary Gilmore, had clothes and rings stolen from her.'Apprehensions', New South Wales Police Gazette and Weekly Record of Crime (Sydney : 1860 - 1930), 19 Mar 1879 [Issue No.12], p.117. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article251895707, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In 1880, a Mrs. W. Cropley was residing at No. 461.'Death Notice of Eliza Pogson', The Sydney Morning Herald, 18 May 1880, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13460201, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. By September of that year, the house seems to have been being used as a boarding house for "respectable young men".'Board and Residence', The Sydney Morning Herald, 4 Sep 1880, p.16. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article28388182, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 20th November 1880, "Mr. A. Cole, having returned to Sydney, has COMMENCED BUSINESS, as usual, at 461, PITT-STREET SOUTH".'Advertising: Mr. A. Cole', The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1871 - 1912), 20 Nov 1880, p.964. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article161916851, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. Mr. A. Cole was a "Medical Clairvoyant and Herbalist".'Notice of Removal, A. Cole', Society (Sydney, NSW : 1887), 29 Jan 1887, p.16. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article228065696, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In July 1883, Mr. Cole was advertising for a nursemaid for two young children.'WANTED, A respectable young Woman', The Sydney Morning Herald, 30 Jul 1883, p.10. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13540435, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. He hired eighteen-year-old [[Kay-2676 | Jessie A. Kay]], who was found drowned in Sydney Cove some two months later.'Found Drowned', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 21 Sep 1883, p.3. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article108837527, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. Mr. Cole and his family moved out of No. 461 in January 1887.'Notice of Removal, A. Cole', Society (Sydney, NSW : 1887), 29 Jan 1887, p.16. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article228065696, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In January 1884, Mrs. Alexander Cole, of No. 461, had a dark brown seal-skin bag stolen from her a shop.'Burglaries, stealing from Premises, &c.', New South Wales Police Gazette and Weekly Record of Crime (Sydney : 1860 - 1930), 30 Jan 1884 [Issue No.5], p.43. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article251652268, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. The dentist, Mr. Joseph William Eden George, who would late advertise extensively about his dental clinic at No. 461, apparently first began working from the premises in about 1884; he would work from the house for the next twenty years.'A Dentist's Bankrupcy', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 21 Nov 1906, p.3. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article115671799, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. The house continued to be available for board through October 1887.'Board and Residence', The Sydney Morning Herald, 29 Oct 1887, p.20. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13679207, Accesed 18 Feb 2019. In December 1887, a Mrs. Matilda Hanson was deposed in a fraudulent cheque case. She was living at 461 Pitt Street, and "knew the two prisoners , who were staying together at her house."'Alleged False Pretences', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 14 Dec 1887, p.6. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article108230819, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. For the next two years, there is a stream of board and residence advertisements. Board included "Residence, bath, gas, piano, latch-key, washing, 20s."'Board', The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930), 1 Jun 1889, p.8. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article236010596, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In June 1890, the house enters court records again. George Smith and Fanny Fricker were charged with stealing a tablecloth, a candlestick and other items, valued ten shillings, belonging to Charles Hansen. The Prosecutor's wife despised that she knew George Smith by the alias 'Doctor Rowe', and that he had occasionally lodged at her house, 461 Pitt Street. Many of her other boarders gave evidence that they were missing items too.'Police', The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930), 19 Jun 1890, p.3. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article235779657, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In September 1890, Mrs. S. A. Pate was working from No. 461. She made corsets and surgical belts.'Correspondence', The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1871 - 1912), 6 Sep 1890, p.557. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article163646988, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 7th August 1894, [[Stanich-11 | Mr. Prospero Stanich]], a surgeon of the ears, nose and throat, published a notice that he had moved to 461 Pitt Street.'Ear, nose, and throat', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 7 Aug 1894, p.4. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article113325603, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. From this time we find no more advertisements for room and board, only advertisements for Mr. Stanich. Prospero Stanich was still living at No. 461 in November 1895, when he had a gold hunting watch stolen from him in Forbes, N.S.W.'Burglaries, & c.', New South Wales Police Gazette and Weekly Record of Crime (Sydney : 1860 - 1930), 6 Nov 1895 [Issue No.45], p.384. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article251897331, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In Jan 1896, we find our first advertisement for Mr. J. W. E. George, dental surgeon, was living at, and working from, 461 Pitt Street.'Startling Offer: A Beautiful Set of Teeth', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 24 Jan 1896, p.6. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article109917589, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. His advertisements would continue through until 1904.'Startling Offer: A Beautiful Set of Teeth', The Australian Star (Sydney, NSW : 1887 - 1909), 6 Jan 1900, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article229377538, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. He was still there in 1904.'Beautiful Teeth, One Guinea A Set', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 12 Mar 1904, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article112789260, Accessed 18 Feb 2019.'In The Main Pavilion', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 1 Apr 1904, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article113913436, Accessed 18 Feb 2019.'A Gold Medal', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 7 May 1904, p.2. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article113908643, Accessed 18 Feb 2019.'Advertising: Mr. George, Sydney Leading Dentist', The Clarence River Advocate (NSW : 1898 - 1949), 10 Jun 1904, p.7. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article121403205, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. There are no boarding advertisements during this period. On the 9th November 1899, young Charles George, of No. 461, was handling a small loaded pistol when it went off, and fired through his left hand.'A Pistol Accident', The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930), 10 Nov 1899, p.7. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article237194672, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In January 1902, Edward Kennedy, of No. 461, was appointed a Justice of the Peace.'Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales (Sydney, NSW : 1901 - 2001), 24 Jan 1902 [Issue No.76 (SUPPLEMENT)], p.625. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article222073879, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. From 1903, [[Zillman-5 | Dr. John Hermann Leopold Zillman]] had an office and chapel at No. 461.'A Young Man's Marriage', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 4 Oct 1905, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article113282826, Accessed 18 Feb 2019.'Alleged Bigamy', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 23 Aug 1906, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article114088838, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. He had been ordained by Bishop Barker at St. Andrew's Cathedral, and had been licensed to perform marriages since 1903.'Alleged Bigamy', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 23 Aug 1906, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article114088838, Accessed 18 Feb 2019.'A Young Man's Marriage', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 4 Oct 1905, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article113282826, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 30 March 1903, at No. 461, Dr. Zillman officiated the marriage ceremony of [[Clements-4620 | Ebenezer Wise Clements]] and [[Ingram-5376 | Winifred Ingram]], according to the rites of the New Unitarian Church.'Wayward Winifred', Truth (Sydney, NSW : 1894 - 1954), 20 Oct 1912, p.7. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article168742964, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 9th July 1903, at No. 461, Dr. Zillman officiated the wedding of [[Sinclair-6029 | Donald Roderick Sinclair]] and [[Wolinski-30 | Zara Wolinski]]; Donald would later commit bigamy by marrying a second woman in 1905.'Alleged Bigamy', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 23 Aug 1906, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article114088838, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 4th October 1905, he was involved in a case where a young man, William Sydney Larkham, falsely claimed to be over the age of 21 when he was wed, in 1903, at No. 461.'A Young Man's Marriage', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 4 Oct 1905, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article113282826, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In September 1904, at No. 461, Dr. Zillman officiated the wedding ceremony of [[Smith-178869 | George J. Smith]] and [[Sigsworth-49 | Alathea Sigsworth]], according to the rites of the New Unitarian Church.Marriage Certificate of George Joseph Smith and Alathea May Sigsworth, married 10 Sept 1904, Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages, New South Wales; Reg. No. 005807/1904. In December 1905, Dr. Zillman officiated the wedding of Annie McNellan and Allan Wooddisse, according to the rites of the New Unitarian Church.'Divorce Court', The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), 17 Oct 1917, p.8. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article15737400, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In June 1906, a public works tender was accepted for "Purchase, pulling down, and removal of house known as No. 461 Pitt Street."'Tenders Accepted, The Australian Star (Sydney, NSW : 1887 - 1909), 12 Jun 1906, p.7. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article229663161, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. At this point Mr. George, the dentist, was forced to leave No. 461 for Elizabeth Street, and all his country clientele because of it.'A Dentist's Bankrupcy', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 21 Nov 1906, p.3. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article115671799, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. ==Photographs== A photograph of 461 Pitt Street, taken in the 1990s, can be found [[http://www.photosau.com.au/cos/scripts/ExtSearch.asp?SearchTerm=036471 here]]. == Sources== * 'Advertising: Deaf and Dumb Institution', Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), 4 Oct 1864, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article60560946, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. * 'Advertising: H. Vaughan', The Sydney Morning Herald, 15 Feb 1878, p.7. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13407849, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. * 'Advertising: Mr. A. Cole', The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1871 - 1912), 20 Nov 1880, p.964. 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[[Category: 4th Allied P.O.W. Wing]][[Category: Prisoners of War, United States of America, Vietnam War]][[Category: Hỏa Lò Prison]][[Category:Bo Giuong]][[Category:Rockpile]][[Category:Skidrow]] [[Category:Zoo]] [http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:Vietnam_War http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/68/Profile_Photo_s-308.jpg] [http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Prisoner_of_War http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/64/Profile_Photo_s-304.jpg] [http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Vietnam_War_Resource_page http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/8c/Profile_Photo_s-312.jpg] *[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=c-7ktaSAjGA YouTube] - POWs stories of survival, Operation Home Coming. *[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-bRsvw4IdiE YouTube] - Jon Cavaiani POW, Medal of Honor Winner Vietnam War. *[https://www.dvidshub.net/video/285878/40-years-later-interview-with-former-vietnam-pow] - Willard Gideon. *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCquks_CSEQ YouTube] - Leo K. Thorsness POW, Medal of Honor Story. *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwuPSCB6T6E YouTube] - Leo K. Thorsness POW, Medal of Honor Winner Vietnam War. *[https://www.today.com/video/smithsonian-holds-poignant-memories-for-navy-aviator-held-captive-in-vietnam-78304837506 2020 NBC Interview of Al Carpenter] :[[Image:Photos-172.jpg|30px]] '''[https://rivhs.wistia.com/medias/p0fvas2ru9 2020 November interview with Al Carpenter ]''' {{Image|file=Photos-172.jpg |align=l |size=60 |caption= }} {{Image|file=Photos-172.jpg |align=r |size=60 |caption= }}

{{Image|file=Photos-188.gif |align=c |size=100 |caption= }} '''This page is dedicated to all the brave men who were held in captivity in POW Camps in North Vietnam during the Vietnam War.''' {{Image|file=The_Great_War_Memorials.gif |align=c |size=200 |caption= }}{{clear}} {{Image|file=Clark-15765-8.gif |align=c |size=290 |caption= }}

4th Allied P.O.W. Wing

{{Image|file=Clark-15765-8.gif |align=c |size=290 |caption= }}{{clear}} {{Image|file=Photos-134.gif |align=c |size=250 |caption= }} The Crest for the 4th Allied P.O.W. Wing has significant parts. There is an individual number for each of the wars. The 1st Allied P.O.W. Wing is the Prisoners of War (POWs) in World War I. The 2nd is POWs in World War II. The 3rd is POWs in Korea. The 4th is Vietnam. There is a 5th Allied P.O.W. Wing which has now been formed for desert storm POWs. The reason it says Allied is because it was an allied group who fought the Communist forces there. The United States of America was joined by South Vietnam, Thailand, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Philippines, Kingdom of Laos, Khmer Republic (different from Khymer Rouges). Most of the POWs were from America and South Vietnam, Philippines, but there were also civilians from Germany and America, missionaries, and others. The same holds true in the other wars mentioned. South Vietnam's flag is represented by the red and orange stripes. Thailand's flag is there in the red, white and black. The United States' flag is represented by the red and white stripes and the blue banners and background of the number. Notice the beautiful eagle who has broken his chains and is winging his way to freedom. Return with Honor was what they told themselves over and over every day and the men on this page all did that. {{Image|file=Terry_s_Photos-402.jpg |align= |size=430 |caption= }}

Hỏa Lò Prison

{{Image|file=Profile_Photo_s-314.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=. }} The Hỏa Lò Prison was the main prison used by North Vietnam for prisoners of war (POWs) during the Vietnam War, it was known to American prisoners of war as {{Red|Hanoi Hilton and it had other parts to it that they named New Guy Village, Little Vegas (there were breakdowns for sections of Little Vegas using Las Vegas Hotel names), Heartbreak Hotel, Unity}}. The Hanoi Hilton was one site used by the North Vietnamese Army as a POW camp, where the captured servicemen were tortured and interrogated, mainly American pilots shot down during reconnaissance missions and bombing raids. Although North Vietnam was a signer of the Third Geneva Convention of 1949, which demanded decent and humane treatment of prisoners of war. The North Vietnamese refused to recognize them as POWs. The men were called ''Air Pirates'' instead. The Vietnamese routinely used horrific torture methods, such as rope bindings of arms, legs and manacled wrists to cut off circulation to the arms and hands which rendered them useless. They also put men in irons, used sleep deprivation which included leaving bound men in one place for days and not allowing them to relieve bodily functions. Savage and terrible beatings, and long solitary confinement sometimes lasting numerous years. The Vietnamese brought in Cuban military men who taught them different torture techniques and during that time some men died from the beatings. There were three Cubans, but the most brutal was a big man they call Fidel. Until the end of the war, the men were near starvation and there was little or no medical aid. Even on the rare occasions when aid was rendered, it was so primitive that the men often died or became gangrenous due to the filthy environment. They literally saved each other's lives with what knowledge they had of first aid and modern medical techniques as often as they were able. The aim of the torture was often not to gather military information, it was to break the will of the prisoners, both separately and as a group and to try to get the men to sign confessions ie. bombing hospitals, women and children and old folks, schools, churches and holy sites. The men still managed to get messages out through Morse Code and other expressions during propaganda pieces filmed by the enemy and sent out to the rest of the world. During all of this depravity, the prisoners tried to maintain their sanity by learning to communicate by a tap code between the walls of cells and later, at the end of the war, when they were put in large cells together, they taught each other everything they knew. Amongst these very highly educated men were people with skills in languages, sciences, arts, music and religion. Some guided with deeply ingrained spirituality or psychological counseling when people were at their lowest. '''Other POW Camps in North Vietnam''' :Alcatraz - North Central Hanoi :Briarpatch - 33 miles (53 km) WNW of Hanoi :Camp Faith - 9 miles (14 km) West of Hanoi :Dirty Bird - Northern Hanoi :Bo Giuong - Dogpatch 105 miles (169 km) NNE of Hanoi :Farnsworth - 18 miles (29 km) SW of Hanoi :Mountain Camp - 40 miles (64 km) NW of Hanoi :Plantation - Northeast Hanoi :Rockpile - 32 miles (51 km) South of Hanoi :Sơn Tây - 23 miles (37 km) West of Hanoi :Skidrow - 6 miles (10 km) SW of Hanoi :Zoo - SW suburb of Hanoi {{Image|file=Terry_s_Photos-402.jpg |align= |size=430 |caption= }}

[[Image:Photos-724.jpg|35px]]Memories of ex-POWs who were held captive in North Vietnamese POW Camps

Dictated by ex-POW [[Kerr-2334|Michael Kerr]] to wife [[Scott-8685|Darlene Kerr]]. The "confessions" that sometimes the Vietnamese would have the POW write himself and/or they would give the POW one already written were doctored by the Prisoners when they could to make them sound ludicrous. For example, one of the United States Navy pilots "confessed" that he had heard/known 2 United States Naval Aviators who had refused to fly in Vietnam and he named them. One was Clark Kent (Superman) and the other was Ben Casey (fictitious Hollywood doctor in TV and movies). This confession was read at the Bertrand Russell War Crimes Tribunal held in one of the Scandinavian countries and all of the reporters who understood American comic book and TV names started laughing and got up and walked out of the room. The Vietnamese were highly embarrassed and the Naval Aviator was severely punished. The Vietnamese interrogator known as "The Rabbit" told me I was going to write a confession after a particular session of torture and I told him I didn't have anything to confess. He got a copy of the Naval Aviators confession and told me to use it. So, I copied it verbatim except using United States Air Force Captain Bruce Wayne (Batman) and Lieutenant Charlie Brown (Schultz Comic book character) because I couldn't remember the regular name of the character Robin who is Batman's sidekick. The Naval Aviator had been a person who dropped bombs. I took pictures. I flew Reconnaissance missions. The Rabbit was furious. He threw it back at me and said, You did not drop bombs. You took pictures which showed the bombers where to bomb. Change it. So when I changed it, I said that I could see from 10,000 feet in the air, at night, women, children and old folks (these were the standard words they always used) looking up at the sky with candles that lit up their faces showing fear and horror. Right! From10,000 feet at night all you see are lights. Certainly not candle lit faces. You can't see people. {{Image|file=Terry_s_Photos-402.jpg |align= |size=430 |caption= }} {{Image|file=Profile_Photo_s-48.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption='''Shortly after the Vietnam war, ex-POW [[McGrath-1454|Mike McGrath]] wrote the names and locations of North Vietnam POW Camps on this map of Hanoi . He did it so he would not forget where the camps were.''' }} {{clear}} {{Image|file=Terry_s_Photos-402.jpg |align= |size=430 |caption= }}

Profiles on Wikitree

*[[Abbott-5105|John Abbott]] - {{Red|POW - 7 days Vietnam, Killed in Action}} *[[Adams-21865|Samuel Adams]] - {{Red|POW - about 32 days in Vietnam, Killed in Action}} *[[Aiken-540|Larry Delarnard Aiken]] - {{Red|POW - 59 days in Vietnam}} *[[Alpers-19|John Hardesty Alpers]] - {{Red|POW-175 days in Vietnam}} *[[Anderson-21103|Gareth Laverne Anderson]] - {{Red|POW - 2,117 days in Vietnam}} *[[Anderson-21104|John Thomas Anderson]] - {{Red|POW - 1,858 days in Vietnam}} *[[Arroyo-Baez-1|Gerasimo Arroyo-Baez]] - {{Red|POW - 1,248 days in Vietnam. Died in Service}} *[[Atterberry-78|Edwin Lee Atterberry]] - {{Red|Tortured & Killed in Action in North Vietnam, 646 days after being captured}} *[[Bagley-1027|Robert Ray Bagley]] - {{Red|POW - 2,007 days in Vietnam}} *[[Baird-2208|William Allen Baird]] - {{Red|POW - 1,764 days in Vietnam}} *[[Baker-19482|David Earle Baker]] - {{Red|POW - 230 days in Cambodia}} *[[Ballard-7664|Arthur Theodore Ballard Jr.]] - {{Red|POW - 2,351 days in Vietnam}} *[[Barbay-16|Lawrence Barbay]] - {{Red|POW - 2,420 days in Vietnam}} *[[Barrows-318|Henry Charles Barrows]] - {{Red|POW - 101 days in Vietnam}} *[[Baugh-394|William Joseph Baugh]] - {{Red|POW - 2,235 days in Vietnam}} *[[Bean-3163|James Ellis Bean]] - {{Red|POW - 1,898 days in Vietnam}} *[[Bean-3165|William Raymond Bean Jr]] - {{Red|POW - 310 days in Vietnam}} *[[Beeler-277|Carroll Robert Beeler]] - {{Red|POW - 277 days in Vietnam}} *[[Bell-12746|James Franklin Bell]] - {{Red|POW - 2,676 days in Vietnam}} *[[Berger-1402|James Robert Berger]] - {{Red|POW - 2,270 days in Vietnam}} *[[Bernasconi-14|Louis Henry Bernasconi Jr]] - {{Red|POW - 98 days in Vietnam}} *[[Biss-70|Robert Irvin Biss]] - {{Red|Pow - 2,305 days in Vietnam}} *[[Black-6577|Cole Calvin Black]] - {{Red|POW - 2,428 days in Vietnam}} *[[Bliss-3164|Ronald Glenn Bliss]] - {{Red|POW - 2,374 days in Vietnam}} *[[Bolstad-50|Richard Eugene Bolstad]] - {{Red|POW - 2,655 days in Vietnam}} *[[Bomar-129|Jack Williamson Bomar]] - {{Red|POW - 2,221 days in Vietnam}} *[[Bosiljevac-8|Michael Joseph Bosiljevac]] - {{Red|POW - 4 days in Vietnam, Killed in Action}} *[[Brace-265|Ernest Cary Brace]] - {{Red|Civilian POW - 2,868 days in Vietnam}} *[[Breckner-7|William John Breckner Jr]] - {{Red|POW - 242 days in Vietnam}} *[[Brigham-558|James Woodrow Brigham Jr]] - {{Red|POW - 111 days in Vietnam}} *[[Brudno-1|Edward Alan Brudno]] - {{Red|POW - 2,675 days in Vietnam, Killed in Action}} *[[Burdett-440|Edward Burke Burdett]] - {{Red|POW 1 day in Vietnam, Killed in Action}} *[[Burer-1|Arthur William Burer]] - {{Red|POW - 2,521 days in Vietnam}} *[[Burgess-9168|Richard Gordon Burgess]] - {{Red|POW - 2,354 days in Vietnam}} *[[Burns-5408|Donald Ray Burns]] - {{Red|POW - 2,284 days in Vietnam}} *[[Burns-5440|Frederick John Burns]] - {{Red|Died in South Vietnam, 375 days after being captured}} *[[Burroughs-1028|William David Burroughs]] - {{Red|POW - 2,409 days in Vietnam}} *[[Butler-9196|William Wallace Butler]] - {{Red|POW - 1,942 days in Vietnam}} *[[Cameron-3711|Kenneth Robbins Cameron]] - {{Red|POW - 1,236 days in Vietnam, Killed in Action}} *[[Campbell-16452|Burton Wayne Campbell]] - {{Red|POW - 2,419 days in Vietnam}} *[[Carlson-2090|Albert Edwin Carlson]] - {{Red|POW - 312 days in Cambodia}} *[[Carpenter-6826|Allan Carpenter]] - {{Red|POW - 2,315 days in Vietnam}} *[[Cavaiani-2|Jon Robert Cavaiani]] - {{Red|POW - 661 days in Vietnam}} *[[Cherry-1690|Fred Vann Cherry]] - {{Red|POW - 2,671 days in Vietnam}} *[[Christian-2360|Michael Durham Christian]] - {{Red|POW - 2,141 days in Vietnam}} *[[Clements-3011|James Arlen Clements]] - {{Red|POW - 1,984 days in Vietnam}} *[[Clower-308|Claude Douglas Clower]] - {{Red|POW - 1,943 days in Vietnam}} *[[Cobeil-1|Earl Glenn Cobeil]] - {{Red|POW - Unknown as died at hands of enemy}} *[[Condon-443|James Carroll Condon]] - {{Red|POW - 92 days in Vietnam}} *[[Copeland-2580|Harvey Carroll Copeland Jr.]] - {{Red|POW- 2,068 days in Vietnam}} *[[Coskey-7|Kenneth Leon Coskey]] - {{Red|POW-1,651 days in Vietnam}} *[[Craner-55|Robert Roger Craner]] - {{Red|POW - 1,920 days in Vietnam}} *[[Cutter-382|James Dickinson Cutter]] - {{Red|POW - 405 days in Vietnam}} *[[Daughtrey-38|Robert Norlan Daughtrey]] - {{Red|POW - 2,751 days in Vietnam}} *[[Davis-57904|Edward Anthony Davis]] - {{Red|POW - 2,727 days in Vietnam}} *[[Day-3903|George Everett Day]] - {{Red|POW - 2,028 days in Vietnam}} *[[Deering-500|Arthur Deering]] - {{Red|POW - 1,858 days in Vietnam}} *[[Dengler-166|Dieter Dengler]] - {{Red|POW - 145 days in Laos}} *[[Denton-2489|Jeremiah Andrew Denton]] - {{Red|POW - 2,767 days in Vietnam}} *[[DiBernardo-9|James Vincent DiBernardo]] - {{Red|POW - 1,858 days in Vietnam}} *[[Dingee-88|David Burgoyne Dingee]] - {{Red|POW - 275 days in Vietnam}} *[[Elander-9|William James Elander]] - {{Red|POW - 267 days in Vietnam}} *[[Elliott-11816|Artice Weldon Elliott]] - {{Red|POW - 1,666 days in Laos & Vietnam}} *[[Gideon-299|Willard Selleck Gideon]] - {{Red|POW - 2,402 days in Vietnam}} *[[Griffin-5340|James Lloyd Griffin]] - {{Red|POW - 2 days in Vietnam, Killed in Action}} *[[Hatcher-2313|David Burnett Hatcher]] - {{Red|POW - 2,451 days in Vietnam}} *[[Johnson-94149|Samuel Robert Johnson III]] - {{Red|POW - 2,494 days in Vietnam}} *[[Jones-76822|Murphy Neal Jones]] - {{Red|POW - 2,421 days in Vietnam}} *[[Kerr-2334|Michael Scott Kerr]] - {{Red|POW - 2,239 days in Vietnam}} *[[Kroboth-5|Alan Joseph Kroboth]] - {{Red|POW - 264 days in Vietnam}} *[[Long-16636|Stephen Glen Long]] - {{Red|POW - 1,490 days in Vietnam}} *[[McCain-6| John Sidney McCain III]] - {{Red|POW - 1,966 days in Vietnam}} *[[McDaniel-2854|Norm McDaniel]] - {{Red|POW - 2,399 days in Vietnam}} *[[McGrath-1454|John Michael McGrath]] - {{Red|POW - 2,075 days in Vietnam}} *[[McKnight-2548|George Grigsby McKnight]] - {{Red|POW - 2,656 days in Vietnam}} *[[Mullen-947|Richard Dean Mullen]] - {{Red|POW - 2,249 days in Vietnam}} *[[Sandvick-13|Robert James Sandvick]] - {{Red|POW - 2,402 days in Vietnam}} *[[Stockdale-903|James Bond Stockdale]] - {{Red|POW - 2,714 days in Vietnam}} *[[Thorsness-2|Leo Keith Thorsness]] - {{Red|POW - 2,135 days in Vietnam}} *[[Vohden-1|Raymond Arthur Vohden]] - {{Red|POW - 2, 735 days in Vietnam}} *[[Woods-5148|Brian Dunstan Woods]] - {{Red|POW - 1,609 days in Vietnam}} {{Image|file=Terry_s_Photos-402.jpg |align= |size=430 |caption= }} {{Image|file=Terry_s_Photos-122.gif |align=c |size=280 |caption= }} {{clear}} {{Image|file=Photos-172.jpg |align=l |size=60 |caption= }} {{Image|file=Photos-172.jpg |align=r |size=60 |caption= }}

{{Image|file=Paula_s_Sources-4.gif |align=r |size=60 |caption= }} '''Resources''' *[http://www.nampows.org NAM-POWs] - Vietnam War POWs home page *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%E1%BB%8Fa_L%C3%B2_Prison Wikipedia] - Hỏa Lò Prison *[http://www.ojc.org/powforum/powcamps.htm OJC.org] - POW camps in North Vietnam *[http://www.pownetwork.org/bios.htm POW.net.org] - Biographies of Prisoner of War and Missing in Action from the Vietnam War