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World War I Honor Roll "The Great War"
On this page we honor
the memory of Allamakee co. WWI veterans. |
Anderson, Arthur Melvin- Private, Co. 54, 14th Bn; 163rd Depot Brigade. Born 01/18/1897. Buried in the Glenwood Lutheran cemetery, Winneshiek co. IA; Gravestone photo. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league. | ||||
Anderson, Carl Adolph - Private, 20th Infantry, 5th Division; Burial in Old West Paint Creek cemetery; Gravestone photo | ||||
Bailey, Walter James
- Sergeant; Lansing
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Beale / Beals, Henry H. - Private; Roll of Honor, Allamakee young men who gave their lives in the service (Postville Herald, Sept 19, 1919). He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league. | ||||
Beale, Roy C.A.
- Private; KIA in France. He was honored with a War
Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923
by the Waukon Civic league.
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Beck, William E. - Lansing, Private, Killed in action at Fismes, battle of Aisnes-Marine, August 4, 1918. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league. | ||||
Beck, Forrest Wayne Mortimer - Born December 10, 1892 in New Albin; US Army, Wisconsin, Pvt 54th Infantry, Killed in Action, September 24, 1918 at Argonne, France; Enlisted from LaCrosse, Wisconsin; Buried in the New Albin cemetery. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league. | ||||
Brandt, Arthur F.
- Postville; Corporal, Rainbow Division, Co. E, 168th
Infantry, 42nd Division, American Expeditionary Forces,
Died of Wounds; Burial in Meuse-Argonne American
cemetery, Romagne, France, Plot B, Row 19, Grave 21; Next
of kin: Mrs. Ida Brandt, mother. He was honored with a
War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in
1923 by the Waukon Civic league.
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Brennan, John N. - Private; Roll of Honor, Allamakee young men who gave their lives in the service - from the Postville Herald, Sept 19, 1919. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league. | ||||
Brooks, Myron J.
- Private, US Army Co. F, 359th Infantry Regiment, 90th
Division; Died September 26, 1918; Burial in
Meuse-Argonne American cemetery, Romagne, France Plot G,
Row 14, Grave 18; Next of kin: Carrie L. Brooks, mother;
Postville, Iowa. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree
at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon
Civic league.
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Burmester, Oswald
H.L. - Co. G, 132nd Infantry Reg., 33rd Div.;
Private; Serial #2158350; rural New Albin (Caledonia,
Houston co. MN). Born 09/14/1893. He either died of
disease at the base hospital, Camp [Wyston?] on
10/08/1918 or was KIA. He was living in Jerico Springs,
MO when he enlisted in the U.S. Army. Originally interred
in [France?], his body was returned to the U.S. aboard
the U.S.A.T. Wheaton, in August 1921, and
reburied in Zion Lutheran Church Cemetery, Eitzen,
Houston co. MN. Honored with a War Memorial Tree at the
Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic
league.
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Chopeck, Roy L. - Sergeant; Roll of Honor, Allamakee young men who gave their lives in the service - from the Postville Herald, Sept 19, 1919. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league. | ||||
Clarke, Leo George - Colonel; U.S. Army, serving in WWI, WWII & Korea. Biography and Gravestone | ||||
Dundee, Frank
- Private; 163rd Depot Brigade. Died 10/15/1918. Appears
on the Roll of Honor, Allamakee young men who gave their
lives in the service - from the Postville Herald,
Sept 19, 1919. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at
the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon
Civic league. Buried in Smith cemetery, gravestone.
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Dundee, John - U.S. Army, inducted 2/24/1918, fought in battles of St. Meihiel, Argonne & others. Dischged 7/6/1919. Gravestone * Obituary | ||||
Engen, Gilman - Fireman, first class U.S. Navy, Minneapolis, Minn.; Died in Kingston Ave. Hospital Brooklyn, N.Y. on June 11,1918; Cause of death: diphtheria; Next of kin: Mary Engen, mother; Waukon, Iowa; He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league. Buried in Old West Paint Creek cemetery - gravestone photo | ||||
Gavin, Peter Raymond 'Pete' -
Harpers Ferry, s/o Thomas & Josephine (Latronche)
Gavin. Private Pete Gavin enlisted 05/10/1918 and served
in the U.S. Army. Pete's service is still being
researched as there are conficting records. His
gravestone and "Application for Military Headstone'
both indicate service in Co. E, 69th Infantry, 7th
Division; but troop transport records indicate that he
served in Co. F, 64th Infantry, 7th Division.
He was discharged on 06/26/1919. He
died in Renville co., Minnesota on Sept. 9, 1967 & is
buried in St. Joseph's Catholic cemetery, Harpers
Ferry. Photos & more - see the Gavin
family album ~contributed by Mollie Meade,
grand-niece of Pete Gavin. |
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Gavin, Philip Thomas 'Phil' -
Harpers Ferry, s/o Thomas & Josephine (Latronche)
Gavin. Private Philip Gavin served in the U.S. Army Co.
A, 42nd Engineers. He departed the U.S. from Hoboken,
N.J. on 05/10/1918 aboard the transport USS President
Lincoln. The ship arrived in Brest, France
05/23/1918. Private Gavin returned to the U.S. on
06/17/1919 from Bordeaux, France on the USS Scranton,
arriving in Hoboken, N.J. on 06/07/1919 to Camp Merritt.
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Genz, Herbert William - U.S. Army 126th Field Artillery; aboard the HMS Kashmir when it crashed into the HMS Ontranto, in the worst sea disaster for American troops in the war. Died 1995, buried Sixteen cemetery; Obituary | ||||
Glynn, George Harold
- Lansing; Killed at Boise de Gesme, in the battle of
Meuse-Argonne, October 5, 1918; Cause of death: Died of
Wounds. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the
Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic
league.
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Haas, Charles - Private; Roll of Honor, Allamakee young men who gave their lives in the service - from the Postville Herald, Sept 19, 1919. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league. | ||||
Hanson, Almer John - U.S. Army; Enlisted 9/4/1918, Released 1/27/1919; born 12/31/1893 in Center twp., Allamakee co. Iowa; died 1/19/1980 (source: Fold3 records). Buried Old West Paint Creek cemetery. Gravestone photo; Obituary | ||||
Held, Albert
- Private, September Army Replacement Troops;
Died of Disease aboard ship near France; Parents E. &
A. Held. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the
Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic
league.
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Holverson, Albert H.
- Private, US Army 4th Co, Camp Gordon, SARD; Died
October 4, 1918; Burial in Oise-Aisne American cemetery,
Fere-en-Tardenois, France; Died of Disease; Next of kin:
Julia Holverson, mother; Waukon, Iowa. He was honored
with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds,
planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league.
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Iverson, Martin O. - Dorchester; Private; Died of Disease ~Soldiers of the Great War, Memorial Addition, pg 347 1886-1918. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league. Burial in Iowa River cemetery - gravestone photo | ||||
Johnson, Melvin Amandas - U.S. Army, 10th Ord.; 05/18/1888-1945; Burial in Old West Paint Creek cemetery; gravestone photo | ||||
Keenan, Patrick J. - Private; Roll of Honor, Allamakee young men who gave their lives in the service - from the Postville Herald, Sept 19, 1919. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league. Buried in Mt. Olivet cemetery, Waukon. Woodmansee records his dates as: 1887-04/08/1918. Funeral notice | ||||
Kelly, Walter A. - New Albin; Private; Cause of death: Died of Disease ~Soldiers of the Great War, Memorial Addition, pg 347. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league. | ||||
Kesselburg, Elmer L.
- Waukon Junction; Private; Cause of death: Died of
Disease. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the
Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic
league.
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Kidder, Hugh Pratt - Second Lieutenant, US Marine Corps, 6th USMC Regiment, 2nd Division; Died October 3, 1918; Buried Meuse-Argonne American cemetery, Romagne, France Plot D, Row 35, Grave 28. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league.
USS Kidder -named in
honor of Hugh P. Kidder |
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Kolstad, Adolph - Registered for the draft while a student at the State University of Iowa, in Iowa City; previous to registering he had served 2 years as a Sergeant in the Cadet regiment at the State University of Iowa; 05/20/1891-1941; Burial in Old West Paint Creek cemetery; gravestone photo | ||||
Kroeger, Carl Herman - New Albin, Killed in action, December 1918 ~Iowa City Citizen, December 16, 1918; Carl Kroeger, age 21, born in Iowa, is found on the 1910 U.S. census, Union City twp. Allamakee co. Iowa; he is living on the Herman Luetchenx farm. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league. |
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McGeough,
Clement A. - Waterville; Private, US Army Co. F,
26th Infantry Regiment, 1st Division, Killed in Action on
October 4, 1918; Burial in Meuse-Argonne American
cemetery, Romagne, France Plot C, Row 19, Grave 8; Next
of kin: Jane McGeough, mother; Waterville, Iowa. He was
honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon
Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league.
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Meyer, Walter
- Postville Vet Given Medal for Last War - Walter Meyer,
veteran of World War I, has just been awarded the Purple
Heart decoration from the War Department for wounds
received while serving in France in 1918. He was a member
of Co. D, 59th Infantry, 4th Division and fought in the
U.S. Defensive Sector, the Aisne-Marne sector, and the
Meuse-Argonne sector. ~Dubuque Telegraph-Herald,
evening edition, Tuesday, March 16, 1943 ~Note: there are 2 Walter Meyer's buried in the Postville cemetery who served in WWI - Walter A. who died in 1918, possibly of Spanish influenza; and Walter J. who died in 1967. The newspaper article probably refers to the latter. |
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Monson, Henry J. - Private, Co H, 20th Infantry; June 22, 1886-October 9, 1918. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league. Buried in the Iowa River cemetery - gravestone photo | ||||
Morken, Lewis Helmer - Private, US Army 130th Infantry Regiment, 33rd Division; Born November 1, 1888 - Died November 10, 1918; His name appears on the Tablets of the Missing at St. Mihiel American cemetery, Thiaucourt, France. His remains were eventually returned home and re-interred in the Waterloo Ridge cemetery. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league.
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O'Neill, William - Harpers Ferry, Co E, 130th Infantry, 33rd Division; saw action at the battles the Marne, Chateau Thierry, St. Mihiel & Argonne; Army of Occupation in the Rhine; died 1940, buried in Paint Rock cemetery; obituary | ||||
Peck, W. - Private; Roll of Honor, Allamakee young men who gave their lives in the service - from the Postville Herald, Sept 19, 1919. | ||||
Putman, Floyd Myron
- born & raised Bloomfield twp., Winneshiek co.;
Private, Co. C, 346th Inf.; died Camp Pike, Arkansas
3/18/1918 of meningitis; funeral & burial in
Postville; obituary
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Raymond, Richard McKinley - Waukon; U.S. Army, Private, Cause of death: Died of Wounds ~Soldiers of the Great War, Memorial Addition, pg 342 & 350. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league.
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Sandry, Harry Hillard - New Albin; Private, 357th Infantry, 90th Division; died November 30, 1918 of wounds received in action November 7, 1918; Originally buried in Bordeaux, France; reburied in the New Albin cemetery on Feb 25, 1921; On his June 5, 1917, WWI draft registration card, he gave his name and signed as Harry Daniel Sandry. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league.
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Schukei, Albert Edward - Waukon; Sergeant; Cause of death: Died of disease ~Soldiers of the Great War, Memorial Addition, pg 346. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league.
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Shepherd, John Simeon - Lieutenant; KIA, France, October 1, 1918, Burial is in Meuse-Argonne American cemetery, Romagne, France, Plot B, Row 33, Grave 35
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Slattery, James
Paschal 'Packy' - b. 1895 in Waterville; Private
First Class,119th Infantry Regiment, 30th Infantry
Division U.S. Army; KIA in France on Sept. 29, 1918 by a
sniper's bullet; Buried at Somme American Cemetery, Bony,
France; Next of Kin - Thomas F. Slattery (1855-1941)
~contributed by Thomas C. Slattery. He was honored with a
War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in
1923 by the Waukon Civic league.
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Spaun, Harold Adelbert - Postville; Corporal, Co. K 358 Infantry, Killed in Action at Preny, France, Sept. 26, 1918. Son of Lewis C.& Nellie (Van Wey) Spaun. Buried in the Frankville cemetery, Winneshiek co. IA - gravestone photo
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Staadt, Anthony
'Tony' - Postville; Private 1st class, 144th
Aero Squad; Died of influenza in camp at Berkley,
California school of military aeronautics on November 2,
1918. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the
Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic
league. Buried in the Postville cemetery - gravestone photo and obituary
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Strong, Robert R. - Lansing; Private, US Army, 39th Infantry Regiment, 4th Division; Killed in Action in the battle of Meuse-Argonne, October 2, 1918; Buried Meuse-Argonne American cemetery, Romagne, France ~American Battle Monuments Commission. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league. | ||||
Thompson, Jesse - New Albin; Private, US Army, 130th Infantry Regiment; Killed in action in France October 10, 1918; His name appears in the Postville Herald, Sept 19, 1919. Roll of Honor, Allamakee young men who gave their lives in the service. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league. | ||||
Topel, Charles L. Jr. - Monona, Clayton co.; Private, Died of wounds; Charles Topel was enumerated on the 1915 Iowa State census in Allamakee co., Linton twp., postoffice Monona.
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Ward, Robert E. - Postville; Co. F, 319th Engineers; died of pneumonia at Camp Fremont, CA on April 4, 1918; Buried in Area B, Postville cemetery. Obituary | ||||
Waters, Ralph Daniel
- Waukon, Private, Co H, 131st Infantry, 33rd
Division AEF, KIA Chippely Ridge on August 9, 1918. He
was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon
Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league.
Buried in the Minert cemetery (Post twp cemetery) |
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Weimerslage / Wiemerslage, Albert F., Private; Roll of Honor, Allamakee young men who gave their lives in the service - from the Postville Herald, Sept 19, 1919. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league. | ||||
Wettleson, Theo. C. - Died of wounds received in action in France August 3, 1918 ~The Iowa Magazine, by the Greater Iowa Association, December 1918. Note: Theo. Wettleson's postoffice address was Postville, Allamakee co. but he lived in Clayton county. There is more information about him on the Clayton co. IAGenWeb site in the military section. | ||||
Williams, Hewitt L. - Corporal, Co. L, 352nd Infantry Regiment, 88th Division, American Expeditionary Forces; Died of wounds Oct 15, 1918, somewhere in France; Buried at Meuse-Argonne American cemetery, Romagne, France Plot d, Row 14, Grave 26. Note: Hewit Williams' postoffice address was Postville, Allamakee co. but he was from Grand Meadow twp., Clayton county. There is more information about him on the Clayton co. IAGenWeb site in the military section.
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Wines, John E. - Waukon, Private, US Army, 11th Infantry Regiment, 5th Division; Cause of death: Died of Wounds November 7 1918; Buried in the Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery, Romagne, France, Plot G, Row 2, Grave 35. He was honored with a War Memorial Tree at the Waukon Fairgrounds, planted in 1923 by the Waukon Civic league.
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~photos and information from Soldiers of the Great War, Memorial Addition were scanned or transcribed by Sharyl Ferrall for Allamakee co. IAGenWeb
~unless otherwise credited, the 'additional information' was compiled by S. Ferrall, from obituaries, census records, WWI draft registration cards, gravestones & misc. other sources.
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