Charles H. Barnes

Private Company B

#100220

        Killed September 23, 1918 at Haumont in the St. Mihiel salient. Buried in grave No. 2-G, Map of Chambley 5-6 XXXIII-13. Private Barnes was wounded by a high explosive while serving in the front line near Haumont, but stayed at his post until he was struck a second time and killed. He was a member of the platoon that was cited in the French Divisional orders for action of March 5, 1918. Relative's address, Mrs. Ed Primes, Oelwein, Iowa. Born March 28, 1889, Manchester, Iowa.

Ernest G. Johnson

Private Company K

#102075

     Killed at St. Mihiel near Haumont Farm, September 23, 1918. Buried in Grave No. 2-J, Map of Chambley 5-6 XXXIII-13. Son of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Johnson, Parsons, Kansas. Private Johnson was killed by a machine gun bullet while acting as a stretcher bearer in regimental patrol or raid on the Haumont Farm.