VETERANS OF WORLD WAR I FROM MADISON COUNTY (T-Z)

 

 

Shown below are veterans of World War I who came from Madison County.  Highlighted names are linked to a photo of the soldier in uniform.

VETERAN

Service Branch

Service Record

Tate, Horace Greely US Army Private, 341st Battalion Tank Corps
Tate, John M.    
Terrill, Charles    
Terry, Ben    
Terry, Jesse    
Thayer, Fred    
Thomas, Loyal P.    
Thomas, Vern US Navy  
Thomas, Wayne    
Thomassen, Fred    
Thompson, Ray S.    
Thompson, Thomas R.    
Thomsen, Herman W.    
Thomson, Mark L.    
Thornton, Neil O.    
Thrailkill, Charles A.    
Tidrick, Clarence L.    
Tidrick, Glenn Mardis US Marines  
Tilton, Theodore A.    
Toson, Olivo US Army Corporal, Medical Corps, 168th Infantry, killed in action in France 19 Oct 1918, buried in Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery, France
Tough, Henry A.    
Tracy, Roy F.    
Travis, William US Army  
Trester, Boise    
Trotter, Charles    
Trucks, Charles Raymond    
Trundle, Alvin D.    
Trundle, Elbert H.    
Trustee, Henry William US Army Wagoner, 4th Engineers
Tucker, Charles E.    
Tucker, Grant N.    

Ugland, Oswald

 

 

Vance, Lynn

 

 

Vance, Robert N.

US Army

Company A

VanDenberg, Otto

 

 

VanScoyk, Earl B.

 

 

Victora, Fred

 

 

Voshell, Elliott B.

 

 

Waechter, Henry O.

 

 

Waechter, Loyd Ulrich

US Army

Private, Company A 168th Infantry, 42nd Division, died of wounds in France 31 Jul 1918, buried in the Peru Cemetery, Madison County

Wagner, Carl J.

 

 

Wagner, Daniel F.

 

 

Walker, Otis Clyde

US Army

Private, 80th Transport Division, discharged 26 Jun 1919

Walker, Raymond E.

 

 

Walker, Reid B.

 

 

Walker, Virgil C.

 

 

Walters, Cecil L.

 

 

Walters, Matt C.

 

 

Warren, Orvie P.

US Army

Dec 1917 - Mar 1919

Warrington, Rollie

 

 

Weaver, Ralph Horace

US Army

 

Weaver, Toot V.

 

 

Weems, William R.

 

 

Wehrkamp, Albert H.

 

 

Wehrkamp, Walter G.

US Army

 

Weidmann, William A.

 

 

Wesslund, Martin L.

 

 

Wesslund, Walter L.

 

 

Wharf, C. Raymond

 

 

Wharff, Cecil

 

 

White, Charles O.

 

 

White, Herbert J.

 

 

White, Frank James

 

Private First Class, Company A

Whitworth, Carl W.

 

 

Wilcox, Glen

 

 

Wiley, Clarence E.

 

 

Wilkins, Sidney J.

 

 

Wilkinson, George Arthur

US Army

Sergeant, Company A, 168th Infantry, 42nd Division, killed in action in France 25 Oct 1918

Wilkinson, Guy A.

 

 

Wilkinson, Neil

 

 

Willcox, St. Clair

US Army

Company A, 168th Infantry, 42nd Division, died of pulmonary tuberculosis in Liverpool, England 23 Dec 1917 buried in Brookwood American Cemetery, Surrey, England

Williams, George T.

 

 

Williams, Kenneth E.

 

 

Williams, Ralph

 

 

Williamson, Plennie H.

US Army

Private, unassigned regiment from S.A.R.D. Camp Pike, died of pneumonia 17 Oct 1918 at sea on way to France

Willis, George

 

 

Willrich, Charles E.

 

 

Wilson, Dempsey E.

 

 

Wilson, Embree

 

 

Wilson, Ersie L.

 

 

Wilson, James E.

 

 

Wilson, John R.

 

Enlisted 21 Feb 1918, discharged 03 Mar 1919

Wilson, Lewis F.

 

 

Wilson, Walter I.

US Army

168th Depot Brigade, died of pneumonia 15 Oct 1918 at Camp Dodge

Winters, Malcom D.

 

 

Wintrode, John H.

US Army

Sergeant, Company A, 168th Infantry

Wirth, Edward

 

Died 1918

Wise, Laurence M.

 

 

Wishmier, Henry C.

 

 

Witt, Archie

 

 

Witt, Ralph P.

 

 

Wood, Hallie R.

 

 

Woodruff, Edward R.

 

 

Woodward, Floyd

 

Corporal died 

Woodward, Willis Floyd

US Army

Corporal, Company A, 168th Infantry, 42nd Division, died of wounds in France 15 Sep 1918, buried in the Winterset Cemetery

Wright, Fred F.

 

 

Wright, Lark

 

 

Wright, Lyle

 

 

Wright, William O.

 

 

Young, Alfred R.

 

 

Young, Charles A.

US Army

Private, 61st Infantry, 5th Division, died of wounds 06 Nov 1918 in France, buried in Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery, France

Young, Elmer J.

US Army

Private, 88th Division

Young, Harrison W.

 

 

Young, Harley E.

US Army

Private, Company A, 168th Infantry, died 04 Feb 1919 in France

Young, Ted

 

 

Youngman, Fred P.

 

 

Youngquist, Martin G.

 

 

Zeller, Joseph W.

 

 

 

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