Lynn Crawford

Corporal Company A

#99915

        Wounded on October 14th in the Argonne. Buried at Fleury Sur Airs.  Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Crawford, Chapin, Iowa.  Corporal Crawford was with the company in the trenches at Lorraine and at Champagne, where he was wounded by a shell in the hand and went to the hospital.  He returned shortly and escaped unhurt during the reduction of the St. Mihiel salient. Corporal Crawford was fatally wounded in the attack on Hill 288, and died a short time later in a base hospital.

Thomas A. Maynard

Private Company E

#1855699

        Killed October 14, 1918, on Hill No. 269 east of Exermont.  Buried in Grave No. 2-3, Map of Kreimhilde, Stellung.  Private Maynard joined the company shortly before the St. Mihiel Drive and had gone throughout that engagement bravely.  He was a good soldier who faithfully discharged all the duties assigned to him.  Relative's address, Annie May Maynard, Castalian Springs, Tennessee.