World War I in Pocahontas County
Thanks to the Iowa
Department of Cultural Affairs, we now have a
fairly comprehensive list of the boys from the
state who served in the Great War. Back in
the 1920s the State Department of History and
Archives put a call out to Iowans who served and
as you can see, the IDCA has not only the story
of these men but also a great many pictures.
They will be putting together an exhibit down in
Des Moines to commemorate these gallant lads.
|
|
Last Name |
First Name |
Photo/No Photo |
|
|
|
Allen |
Fred |
Photo |
Bartka |
Otto William |
Photo |
Berry |
Elmer E. |
Photo |
Bruce |
Raymond McDonald |
Photo |
Condon |
Emmet Patrick |
Photo |
Cooksey |
Harry Everett |
Photo |
Cumming |
Cecil |
Photo |
Eno |
Im L. |
Photo |
Hoover |
Ralph |
Photo |
Kenney |
Raymond |
Photo |
Klingbeil |
Frank |
Photo |
Lambertson |
George |
Photo |
Larimar (Larimer) |
Clifford |
Photo |
Nomann |
John |
Photo |
Richards |
Lowell |
Photo |
Ricklefs |
John H. |
Photo |
Runyan |
Clyde |
Photo |
Schmidt |
William |
Photo |
Smith |
William McKinley |
No Photo |
Steiner |
William |
Photo |
Strong |
John Ray |
Photo |
Thompson |
John |
No Photo |
Waugh |
Frank |
Photo |
West |
Charles |
No Photo |
Willison (Willson) |
Charles |
Photo |
Wood |
Clayton Clark |
Photo |
Wood |
Percy Eugene |
Photo |
It was noted today that this list
from the state is a list of
casualties, not all that served in
World War I from Pocahontas
County~Karen 10 Mar 2018 |
|
|