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History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920.
Page 15
Frank M. ACKLES, son of Fred S. and Effie ACKLES, was
born 6 Feb 1891. He enlisted in the army at Tipton, Ind. in August 1917
and served in the ordnance personnel department until January 1919,
when he was discharged.
NOTE: No entry was located in a basic search
of the Social Security Death Index.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
15
ADAMS, Cassius Clay
Born: 25 Nov 1890
Parents: William W. and Rebecca
Enlisted: 16 April 1917 - Navy Discharged: 10 Feb 1918
NOTE: No entry was located in a basic
search of the Social Security Death Index.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
15 photo = plate 5
ADAMS, Charles J.
Born: Lafayette IN
Parents: John E ADAMS and Lee O. BRUCE
Married: Lovie HOBBS of Elwood IN before 1918
Enlisted: 1 Jan 1918 - Army - medical officer Discharged: 5 Dec 1918
The following information was
found in the
Cemeteries of Howard County website:
Memorial Park Cemetery: ADAMS, Charles Joseph:
born 1883 - died 7 APR 1956; buried 7 APR 1956, age 73. Calvary
section.
Obituary
Extract - Kokomo Tribune, Mon 9 Apr 1956
History of Howard County in the World War - C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
15 photo = plate 40
ADAMS, Cleo Wilbur
Born: 3 April 1892, Elwood IN
Parents: Wilburn & Zora E.
Married: July 1916, Gladys Fae DRAKE
Enlisted : 13 Dec 1917 - Kokomo IN - machinist in aviation Discharged:
22 July 1919
The following information was
found in the
Cemeteries of Howard County website:
Albright Cemetery: ADAMS, Cleo William: born
1892 - died 1955. Section Albright 3, lot 19.
Link
to photo of gravestone
Obituary
Extract - Kokomo
Tribune, 21 Sep 1955
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
15
ADAMS, John Charles
Born: 11 July 1903 - Indianapolis IN ?
Parents: "Mr. & Mrs. Morris PLATT of Indianapolis"; adopted by
Charles J. ADAMS
Enlisted: 25 Sep 1917, Army (was only 14 years old) Discharged: 4 July
1919 - re-enlisted for another year
NOTE: Several entries were located in a
basic search of the Social
Security Death Index; however, more info is needed before
confirming a match.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
15 photo = plate 90
AFFERT, George D.
Born: 24 Feb 1895, Anderson IN
Parents: John W and Iva
Enlisted: 28 July 1917, Kokomo IN Discharged: after 7 Mar 1919
NOTE: The following entry was found in the
GEORGE AFFERT born 24 Feb 1895 died Apr 1976 Last Residence: Sterling,
Whiteside, IL SSN: 334-07-1001 Illinois
History of Howard County in the World War C.V. Haworth,
Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p 17
AGNEW, Russell Paul, husband of Adeline Elizabeth
AGNEW, was born in Tipton Co., Ind., June 22, 1896, and after finishing
his high school work, he attended college two years.
On Dec. 9, 1915, he enlisted at Little Rock, Ark., and at Jefferson
Barracks, Mo., he was assigned to Troop K, Eighth Cavalry, Fort Bliss,
Texas, Jan. 16, 1916. He was promoted to corporal and then to sergeant
at Douglas, Ariz.
When he was commissioned second lieutenant at the Fourth O. T. C., at
Fort Bliss, Texas, he was assigned to the Fifth Cavalry. Beginning
Sept. 21, 1918, he was an instructor at Camp Stanley, Texas.
On Dec. 24, 1918, he received his discharge, and returned to his home
at Kokomo, Ind.
NOTE: No entry was located in a basic
search of the Social Security Death Index.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
17 photo plate 58
Paul AIKMAN, son of Bert and Mattie AIKMAN was born in
Kokomo Ind. 14 Jan 1896. Upon entering the army 23 Jul 1918, he was
first sent to Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky; then he was transferred to Camp
McClellan, Ala. He was promoted to first class private of Co. G 12th
Ammunition Train. His discharge was received at Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky
7 Feb 1919.
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Crown Point Cemetery: AIKMAN Paul R.: born 14
Jan 1896 - died 20 Jul 1978; buried 24 JUL 1978, age 82. Section 22 ,
lot 31. Link
to photo of military plaque - Link
to photo of gravestone
Obituary
Extract: Kokomo
Tribune - after 20 Jul, 1978
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
17 photo plate 59
AIKMAN, Raymond Charles, son of Charles and Anna
AIKMAN, was born in Kokomo, Ind., Jan. 26, 1899. His education extended
through three years of high school.
In May, 1918, at Kokomo, Ind., he enlisted in the Q. M. C., and was
immediately sent to Jefferson Barracks, Mo.; from there he was
transferred to Jacksonville, Fla.; then to Newport News, Va.; and
finally he was sent to France with Supply Co. No. 315, Commissary
Department.
He was discharged Sept. 16, 1919.
NOTE: The following entry was found in the Social
Security Death Index:
RAYMOND AIKMAN born 26 Jan 1899; died Apr 1973 Last Residence:
California. SSN: 308-09-5482 issued in Indiana.
The following entry was found in the California
Death Index at Rootsweb:
AIKMAN RAYMOND C: born 01/26/1899 in INDIANA - died in SAN DIEGO county
on 04/29/1973., age 74 yrs. SSN: 308-09-3482. No Mother maiden name or
father last name provided; no residence given.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
17 photo plate 5
Roy Wilfred AIKMAN, son of Charles and Anna AIKMAN, was
born in Kokomo Ind. 16 Oct 1895. In 1913 he graduated from the Kokomo
High School. He entered the first O.T.C. at Ft. Benjamin Harrison and
was commissioned second lieutenant. After his transfer to Camp Zachary
Taylor, he was promoted to first lieutenant and had charge of 3
exchange units. When a call was made for volunteers to go over seas, he
offered his services, and was sent to France with Co. H 801st Pioneer
Infantry. He returned from foreign duty and was discharged at Camp
Mills, L.I. in July, 1918.
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Crown Point Cemetery: AIKMAN Roy Wilfred:
born 16 Oct 1895 - died 8 Apr 1958; buried 12 APR 1958, age 62. Section
27, lot 50.
Link to photo of gravestone
Obituary
Extract: Kokomo
Tribune 9 & 10 Apr, 1958
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
17
Henry AKERS enlisted at Kokomo Ind. 26 Oct 1917 and was
a member of a balloon squadron.
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Crown Point Cemetery: AKERS Henry H: born 1
Aug 1886 - died 26 Feb 1983; buried 28 FEB 1983, age 97. Section 13,
lot 28 .
Link to photo of military plaque
The
Kokomo
Tribune Obituary Index lists an obituary for Henry
H. AKERS in the 1983 book, page
22.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
17
AKERS, Wayne Clifford, was born Oct. 22, 1899.
He enlisted June 10, 1917, and was assigned to ambulance work.
NOTE: No entry was located in a basic
search of the Social Security Death Index.
Howard County in the World War. C.V. Haworth, 1920.
Indianapolis: Wm. B. Burford, Printer and Binder. Page 17
ALBAUGH, Frederick F. was born April 26, 1898.
He entered the army June 26, 1916 was discharged May 7, 1917 at
Jeffersonville, Ind. because of physical disability.
He was a musician, third class, Second Regiment, Indiana National
Guard.
NOTE: No entry was located in a basic
search of the Social Security Death Index.
Howard County in the World War. C.V. Haworth, 1920.
Indianapolis: Wm. B. Burford, Printer and Binder. Page 17
ALBAUGH, Omer Harry, was born Nov 9, 1890.
He enlisted in Co. E June 26, 1916 and served on the Mexican border.
His service in France was with the 301st Heavy Tank Corps. Intensive
training was given in England after leaving Camp Zachary Taylor and the
firing line was reached August 1918.
It is thought there was but six Howard County soldiers who saw active
service in the heavy tank corps and these were on the firing line with
the British forces in northern France.
He was discharged at Camp Sherman Ohio, April 7, 1919.
NOTE: No entry was located in a basic
search of the Social Security Death Index.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
17 photo plate 15
ALBRECHT, Herman G., son of Mr. and Mrs. August
ALBRECHT, was born in Chicago, Ill., Nov. 27, 1897. He attended the
Indianapolis schools and Culver Military Academy.
After enlisting in June, 1917, he was sent to Fort Warren and Fort
Revere, Mass., before going to France. From July, 1918, until the close
of the war he was on the western front as a member of Bat. A,
Fifty-fifth C. A. C., First Army.
He was promoted from time to time, and was recommended for a
commission, but this could not be granted as he was under twenty-one
years of age.
He was discharged Feb. 11, 1919.
NOTE: The following entry was found in the Social
Security Death Index:
HERMAN ALBRECHT born 27 Nov 1897; died May 1964. Last Residence:
California. SSN: 558-10-0418 issued in California.
The following entry was found in the California
Death Index at Rootsweb:
ALBRECHT HERMAN G: born 11/27/1897 in Illinois - died 05/02/1964 in
Atwater, Merced County, age 66 yrs. SSN: 558-10-0418 Mother maiden
name: BURGMAN.
Obituary
Extract: Kokomo
Tribune, 25 May 1964
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
17 photo plate 42
ALBRIGHT, Fate, son of Dyer and Sarah ALBRIGHT, was born
in Tennessee in 1890.
In 1916 he enlisted in the army at Kokomo, Ind., and was sent to the
Mexican Border with Co. E. He was also stationed with this company at
East Chicago; Ind., and Hattiesburg, Miss.
In the fall of 1918 he went to France with the 152nd Infantry, and
returned to the States in the spring of 1919.
NOTE: A possible match was found in the Social
Security Death Index:
FATE ALBRIGHT born 01 Mar 1887; died Dec 1969. Last Residence:
Friendsville, Blount, TN. SSN: 409-03-0795 issued in Tennessee.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920.
page 17-18 (photo - plate 96)
ALBRIGHT, Fred Egbert, one of the twin sons of Henry B
and Carrie SMITH ALBRIGHT, was born March 5 1897 in Kokomo Ind.
He completed three years of high school work. On Sept 4 1918, he was
sent to Camp Zachary Taylor and after training in the school for band
men, he was assigned to the largest band in the camp with the rank of
musician, and attached to the Fourth Regiment F.A.R.D.
Fred and Ned ALBRIGHT were devoted to each other; they played together,
worked together, and were never separated from each other until the
went to Camp Zachary Taylor, when Fred was transferred to the camp at
West Point, a few miles down the Ohio River. He was discharged March 11
1919 at Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky.
NOTE: The following entry was found in the Social
Security Death Index.
Fred ALBRIGHT born 05 Mar 1897; died Mar 1983. Last Residence: San
Mateo, San Mateo, CA. SSN: 123-01-5606 issued in New York.
The following entry was found in the California
Death
Records Index at Rootsweb: ALBRIGHT,
Fred
Egbert: born 03/05/1897. Mother Maiden Name: SMITH Male, born in
Indiana. County of Death: San Mateo Death Date: 03/04/1983 SSN:
123-01-5606 Age at Death: 86 Yrs
Additional Info from Darryl J. Diemer: Fred Egbert
Albright (son of Henry Badly Albright and Carrie Smith) married Ethyl
Burton on August 14, 1920 and had one child - Louis Egbert Albright, b.
October 21, 1921. (Information from The Descendants of Richard Smith of
Northumberland County, Virginia, by Darryl J. Diemer, published in
1995)
History of Howard County in the World War - C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920.
page 18 (photo = plate 76)
ALBRIGHT, John Robert, son of Henry B. and Carrie SMITH
ALBRIGHT was born in Kokomo Ind. Sept 27 1884.
His education extended through one and one-half years of high school.
Enlisting at Phoenix Ariz. Oct 25 1917, he was appointed wagoner May 3
1918 and sergeant P.W. July 29, 1918.
He was on duty at the following places: Fort McDowell, Calif, Oct 25,
1917 to Nov 29, 1917; M.O.T.C. Fort Riley, Kansas, Nov 29, 1917 to Dec
21 1917; Motor Ambulance Co C. June 8, 1918 to July 25, 1918;
Provisional Ambulance Co C. July 25 1918 to Aug 22, 1918; Camp Kearney
Calif Ambulance Co. 261 Aug 22 1918 to Oct 2 1918; and Ambulance Co 263
Oct 2 1918 to Feb 12 1919, when he was honorably discharged.
NOTE: The following entry was found in the Social
Security Death Index.
John ALBRIGHT born 27 Sep 1884; died Feb 1966. Last Residence: Pharr,
Hidalgo, TX SSN: 459-12-1107 issued in Texas.
Additional Info Darryl J. Diemer: John R. Albright (son
of Henry Badly Albright and Carrie Smith) married Belva Hickman on
November 28, 1907 and had one child - Robinson Albright, who died at a
young age. John R. Albright later married Josephine ________ (surname
unknown) and had three children - Henry Lee Albright, Dixie Carlene
Albright, and Waneta Marie Albright. (This information is from The
Descendants of Richard Smith of Northumberland County, Virginia, by
Darryl J. Diemer, published 1995.)
History of Howard County in the World War - C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
18 (photo = plate 96)
ALBRIGHT, Ned Egbert, son of Henry and Carrie SMITH
ALBRIGHT was born March 5 1897 in Kokomo Ind.
He is one of the twin sons of this family to serve in the army. He
completed three years of high school.
When he was sent to Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. Sept 4, 1918, he was
placed in the Fourth Regiment Band with the rank of musician, first
class.
He was transferred to the Sixty-seventh F.A. Band at Camp Knox, West
Point Ky. where he received his discharge Dec 21, 1918.
NOTE: No entry was located in a basic
search of the Social Security Death Index.
Additional Info Darryl J. Diemer: Ned Egbert Albright
(son of Henry Badly Albright and Carrie Smith) married Jane Garland on
August 15, 1920 in Logansport, Indiana. The couple had two children -
Rebecca Jane Albright b. Dec. 31, 1921, and Max Albright. Ned E.
Albright was killed in an automobile accident on January 20, 1938.
(information from The Descendants of Richard Smith of Northumberland
County, Virginia by Darryl J. Diemer, published 1995)
Additional Info James Lee Wooley: I have noted that Ned
and Emily Jane were married in Howard County, as listed in Marriage
Book 33, Page 162.
Source: Howard County Indiana Family History(Howard
County Genealogical Society) 1995 p 140
William Burgess ALBRIGHT
Born: 2 Dec 1833 Campbell Co TN
Parents: William ALBRIGHT & Elizabeth SNODERLY
Married: Margaret HODGE 1857
Died:
Children: Hester Ann, James Newton, Henry J Lacy, Edmund Ephraim,
George, Dora Eunice, Joseph Sheen, Elizabeth Ann
Etc: Brickmason, came to Howard Co in 1848.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
18 photo plate 17
ALBRIGHT, William Luther, son of Lacy and Estella
Albright, was born in Kokomo, Ind., Feb. 10, 1899. He graduated from
the Kokomo High School in June, 1917.
In October, 1918, he enlisted in the S. A. T. C. at DePauw University
and was discharged Dec. 14, 1918.
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Albright Cemetery: ALBRIGHT Wm Luther: born
1899 - died 1924. Ridgley Section, lot 90 Link
to photo of gravestone
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
18 photo plate 59
ALDRICH, Charles W., son of Wilford E. and Cora E.
ALDRICH, was born on Douglas Island Alaska, Jan. 24, 1898. Since the
death of his parents, he has made his home with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. RICHEY, of Cassville. Howard Co., Ind. His uncle,
Senator Frank ALDRICH still lives In Alaska.
Charles W. ALDRICH enlisted at Kokomo, Ind., in the Regular Army in
Jun, 1916, and was sent overseas as a member of Co. A, First Division
Ammunition Train. This division was in the heavy fighting from the time
the first American troops entered the front lines until the close of
the war; then it was sent to Germany in the Army of Occupation, and was
among the last of the troops to be returned to the States.
NOTE: No entry was located in a basic
search of the Social Security Death Index.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
18
ALEXANDER, Buell, son of Lewis F. and Ida [sic - Lida]
ALEXANDER, was born May 31, 1893.
He enlisted in Co. E, of Kokomo, Ind., in July, 1916, and served with
this outfit until November, 1918.
NOTE: No entry was located in a basic
search of the Social Security Death Index.
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
South Union Cemetery: ALEXANDER Buel: born 31
May 1893 - died 1 Jun 1961, age 68. Section 4, lot 155, space C.
Link to photo of gravestone.
South Union Cemetery: ALEXANDER Louis
Frohman: born 18 Oct 1851 - died 11 Jun 1940, age 88. Section 1, lot 24
space E. Link
to photo of gravestone.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
18.
ALEXANDER, C. C., was born in Howard Co., Ind. He was
discharged at Camp Sherman, Ohio, Sept. 3, 1918, because of physical
disability.
Howard County in the World War. C.V. Haworth, 1920.
Indianapolis: Wm. B. Burford, Printer and Binder. Page 18. Photo Plate
93
ALEXANDER, Earl, son of Emery E and Nancy Oliver GOYER
ALEXANDER was born March 7, 1900 at Kokomo Ind.
He enlisted in the army in December 1917, and was stationed at the
Great Lakes Naval Training Station until transferred to the U.S. SS
"Chattanooga".
He made 5 trips across the Atlantic to the
war zone line in this convoy ship. After the
war, his boat sailed from New York to the Bermuda
Islands, Azores, Africa, England, and France.
His term of enlistment expires in September
1920.
NOTE: The following entry was found in the Social
Security Death Index.
Earl ALEXANDER born 07 Mar 1900; died Oct 1982. Last Residence:
Melbourne, Brevard, FL SSN: 104-09-4680 issued in New York.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920.
Page 18 Photo = Plate 93
Obit: 3 Feb 1937 Kokomo Tribune
ALEXANDER, George Vivian
Born: 3 Oct 1887, Warren IN
Parents: Emery E ALEXANDER and Nancy Olive GOYER
Enlisted: 8 Dec 1917 - Ft. Benjamin Harrison IN Company G 10th Infantry
Discharged: 15 April 1919 - reenlisted for 1 year.
Apparently never married.
Died: 2 Feb 1937 - Kokomo (Howard) IN Cause of death: apparent heart
attack; found dead in his room at Main Hotel. Survivors: 5 brothers
& 1 sister: Max ALEXANDER, G.W. ALEXANDER, Earl ALEXANDER,
Dwight ALEXANDER, Eugene ALEXANDER, Miss Ethel ALEXANDER.
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Crown Point Cemetery: ALEXANDER George
Vivian: born 3 Oct 1887 - died 2 Feb 1937; buried 3 FEB 1937, age 49.
Section 19, lot 3
Link to photo of gravestone - Link
to photo of family stone
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
18 photo plate 94
Germanicus William ALEXANDER, son of Emery E. and Nancy
Olive GOYER ALEXANDER, was born 2 Mar 1895 at Kokomo Ind. He enlisted
in the navy in Oct 1913 and was stationed at Norfolk Va. When he
re-enlisted in Oct 1917, he was transferred to the U.S. SS Destroyer
"Manley". In a collision with a British ship, more than 130 of the
Manley's crew were killed. After the war, he was stationed in the
Mediterranean, where his duties took him to Gibraltar, Spain, Austria,
Turkey and Greece.
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Crown Point Cemetery: ALEXANDER Germanints
[sic] William: born 2 Mar 1895 - died 17 Jun 1939; buried 19 JUN 1939,
age 44. Section 19, lot 3 Link
to photo of gravestone - Link
to photo of family stone
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
18 photo plate 29
ALEXANDER, Harry Stewart, son of Theodore M. and May
Alexander, was born May 18, 1897, in Kokomo, Ind.
He enlisted in the navy June 4, 1918, at Chicago, Ill. In September,
1918, he was transferred from the Great Lakes Naval Training School to
Hampton Roads, Va., and placed on the U. S. SS. "Aeolus" engaged in
transporting troops to France.
He was discharged at Newport News, Va., Jan. 15, 1919.
NOTE: No entry was located in a basic
search of the Social Security Death Index.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
19.
ALEXANDER, Kenneth Lansing, son of Cal and Mrs.
ALEXANDER, was born Aug. 7, 1891.
He was a member of Co. E, of Kokomo, Ind. His enlistment dated from
March 3, 1916, when he went to the Mexican Border. After going to Camp
Shelby, Miss., he was transferred to the Twenty-seventh Division.
He returned from France Oct. 12, 1919, and was discharged at Camp Dix,
N. J., Oct. 8, 1919.
NOTE: No entry was located in a basic
search of the Social Security Death Index.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
19 photo plate 29
ALEXANDER, Victor Hugo, son of Lewis F. and Ida
Alexander, was born Oct. 7, 1891, in Ervin Twp., Howard Co., Ind. He
attended high school for one year at New London, Ind.
Enlisting in the navy at Detroit, Mich., Feb. 18, 1915, he was assigned
to convoy duty in the war zone from December, 1917, until June, 1918.
He served as chief pharmacists' mate on the U. S. SS. "Lapwing".
Previous to this enlistment in the navy for the World War, he had
served in the army from Sept. 20, 1911, until Sept: 24; 1914 in the
Hawaiian Islands; he was also in the Haitian Campaign, and helped to
put down the Cuban Rebellion.
NOTE: The following possible
match was found in the Social
Security Death Index:
VICTOR ALEXANDER born 17 Oct 1891; died Jun 1972. Last Residence:
Pompano Beach, Broward, FL. SSN: 341-05-9999 issued in Illinois
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
19 photo plate 13
ALLEY, Dewey Ward, son of Weldon and Dora Sharp ALLEY,
was born in Taylor Twp., Howard Co., Ind., in 1898.
He enlisted in the navy at Kokomo, Ind.. Oct. 29, 1917, and was first
sent to the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. In April, 1918 he went
aboard the U. S; SS; "Alabama", and has served on that ship
continuously. His period of enlistment will end Oct. 29, 1921.
NOTE: The following possible matches were found in the
Social
Security Death Index:
DEWEY ALLEY born 15 Jun 1898; died Jul 1971. Last Residence: Toledo,
Lucas, OH. SSN: 308-09-6983 issued in Indiana.
DEWEY M ALLEY born 08 Oct 1898; died 14 Jun 1996. Last Residence:
Valrico, Hillsborough, FL. SSN: 702-12-5042 Long-time or retired
railroad workers
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
19 photo plate 24
ALLISON, Homer S., son of Oliver C. and Nancy A.
RAMSEYER ALLISON, was born at Thorntown, Ind., April 9, 1892. He is a
graduate of the West Middleton High School.
Early in May, 1918, he enlisted in the army in Chicago, and after a
period of training at Camp McArthur, Texas, he went overseas with Co.
C, Twentieth Machine Gun Battalion, Seventh Division, Thirteenth
Brigade.
He was wounded Nov. 1, 1918, and sent to Base Hospital No. 60.
Obituary
Extract
The following information was
found in the
Cemeteries
of Howard County website:
Memorial Park Cemetery: ALLISON Homer
S: born 9 APR 1892 - died 18 MAR 1955; buried
18 MAR 1955, age 62. Memorial Section.
Link
to photo of gravestone - Link
to photo of family stone
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
19 photo plate 7
ALLISON, Roy Frank, son of Frank L. and Cora
J. WINKLER ALLISON, was born at Ogden, Ind.
He enlisted in the army Dec. 11, 1915, and in the summer following was
stationed on the Mexican Border where he was a sergeant in Co. K,
Thirty-fourth Infantry; then he enlisted in the Regular Army at St.
Louis, Mo., and was transferred to Fort Bliss, Texas, and later to Camp
McArthur in the same state.
He sailed for France Aug. 20 1918, and he was killed in action there
Oct. 22, 1918. Before sailing for overseas he was married to Miss
Alberta ANDENBERG.
Gold Star
Biography
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Crown Point Cemetery: ALLISON Roy Frank:
died 22 Oct 1918 - buried 24 JUL 1921. Section
12, lot 78.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
19 photo plate 23
ALLISON, Roy P., son of Oliver C. and Nancy A. RAMSEYER
ALLISON, was born at Thorntown, Ind., Feb. 12, 1896. He was graduated
from the high school at West Middleton, Ind.
In June, 1918, he enlisted at Chicago, Ill., and was assigned to Troop
D, 304th Cavalry, Camp Stanley, Texas. After taking a course in
horse-shoeing, he was returned to Bat. D, Forty-third F. A., Camp
Stanley.
His discharge was given at Camp Grant, Ill., Feb. 6, 1919.
The following information was
found in the
Cemeteries of Howard County website:
Memorial Park Cemetery: ALLISON Roy P.: born
1896 - died 23 NOV 1936; buried 23 NOV 1936, age 40. Evergreen section
Link to photo of gravestone
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
19 photo plate 41
ALTHEER, Clarence, son of Frank J. and Alice Belle Adams
ALTHEER, and husband of Verna E. JONES ALTHEER, was born Dec. 7, 1895,
at Marion, Ohio. He graduated from both St. Mary's School and business
college.
When he enlisted in the army at Kokomo, Ind., Dec. 5, 1917, he chose
the aviation branch of the service, and was mustered in at Fort Thomas,
Ky. He was in training at the following places: Kelly Field, Texas;
Fort Sill, Okla.; Camp Morrison, Va.; Edgewood Arsenal, Md.; Camp Lee,
Va.; and Camp Meade, Md.
He received his dlscharge Dec. 18, 1918 at Camp Sherman, Ohio.
NOTE: The following entry was found in the Social
Security
Death Index:
CLARENCE ALTHERR born 07 Dec 1895; died Feb 1981. Last Residence:
Kokomo, Howard, IN. SSN: 308-18-4987 issued in Indiana
Kokomo
Tribune Obituary - 4 Feb 1981
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920.
page 19 - Photo = plate 24
AMOS, Harry Scott
Born: 3 Oct 1896 Ervin Twp (Howard) IN
Parents: Frank AMOS and Flora RAINES
Graduated Young America high school in 1914
Enlisted: 1917 - Navy Sept 1918 - ordered to go overseas to Ireland in
Submarine Chaser #1.
Married: Anna Ruth CARDWELL 22 Nov 1922
Obituary
Extract - Kokomo
Tribune 19 Feb 1962
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
19 photo plate 30
ANDERBURG [sic- ANDERBERG], Alvin [sic- Albin] Martin,
son of Martin A. and Mary ANDERBURG, was born in Indianapolis, Ind.,
Aug. 22, 1893. His wife is Rhetta L. CLARK [sic - CLARKE] ANDERBURG.
He became a soldier Sept. 21, 1917, at Detroit, Mich. At Camp Custer,
Mich., he was promoted to Corporal; then he was sent to Camp Greenleaf,
Ga. At Camp Kearney, Calif., he was advanced to sergeant and attached
to a federal ship building corporation as a member of Co. B, Tenth
Battalion.
Additional information provided by Karen
ALBIN M. ANDERBERG married Rhetta LAURA CLARKE.
(Rhetta was my grandfather's sister and lived with us at least twice
during my childhood. We knew her well. My grandfather was Courtland
Earl CLARKE, b. Sept. 1, 1899, Kokomo, Howard Co., IN. Everyone in the
family added the final 'e' to their surname when they signed their
names. Their tombstones all include the final 'e' as well.)
There is ample evidence that ALBIN and not ALVIN was his first given
name. There is also ample evidence to show that your record has his
last name spelled incorrectly as well; it should be ANDERBERG and not
ANDERBURG.
Sources documenting his name:
(1) The Howard County, Indiana, Index
to Birth Records listed Albin M. [Anderberg] and Retta (sic) Laura
Clark (sic) as the parents of a son born in 1918 (still living). (They
also were the parents of twin girls born on May 7, 1917; one died
within hours and one died on the 8th. The Indiana birth records and
perhaps the Indiana death records might show their parents' names as
well.)
(2) 1900 census showing Albin Anderberg, son of
Martin Anderberg of Danville, ward 6, Vermillion, IL, age 4, born in
Indiana.
1910 census showing Albin M. Anderberg, son of Martin A. Anderberg of
Center Township, Howard Co., IN, age 14, born in Indiana.
1920 census showing Albin/Alben? Anderberg, son of Martin/Morten A.
Anderberg of Kokomo, Howard County, In, age 23, born in Indiana.
1930 census showing Albin M. Anderberg, head of household in Detroit,
Wayne County, MI, age 35, born in Indiana. (Second wife's name: Elsie
M.; her son Albin M. Anderberg was born on Oct. 4, 1923, in Detroit,
MI, and died on Apr. 8, 2006, in Cumberland Co., TN, as per obit.)
(3) Social Security
Death Index stating Albin Anderberg was born on August 23,
1895 (one day and two years off from the data in your bio), and died in
September 1972. His last residence was in Royal Oak, Oakland Co.,
Michigan.
(4) Michigan's death records show he died on
Sept. 21, 1972, in Royal Oak, Oakland Co., MI.
(5) His World War I Civilian Draft Registration
Card listed him as Albin Anderberg of Detroit, MI, born on Aug. 23,
1895, in Indianapolis, Indiana. FYI: He was tall, had a medium build,
blue eyes and brown hair.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
19 photo plate 6
ANDERSON, Charles Edward, son of Charles Melvin
and Hester Ann HOPKINSON ANDERSON, was born at Royal Center, Ind.,
April. 9, 1898. He attended high school three years.
He enlisted in Kokomo. Ind., April 19, 1917, in the sanitary corps and
was sent to Fort Benjamin Harrison. In September 1917., he was sent to
Camp Shelby Miss. and was transferred to the 337th Heavy Truck Co. 12
Feb 1918.
He received an honorable discharge 7 Mar 1919 with the rank of
sergeant.
NOTE: The following probable match was found in
the Social
Security Death Index
CHARLES ANDERSON born 09 Feb 1899; died Jul 1973. Last Residence:
Kokomo, Howard, IN. SSN: 308-09-2969 issued in Indiana.
Extract
of Obituary
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Memorial Park Cemetery: ANDERSON
Chas. Edw: Born 1899 - died 26 JUL 1973; buried 26 JUL 1973, age 74.
Graceland Section
Link to photo of gravestone
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
21 photo plate 16
ANDERSON, Glenwood Thurston, son of Marley and
Viola S. ANDERSON, entered the army at Kokomo, Ind.
He was sent to Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., where he was assigned to the
Fourteenth Training Battery, F. A. C. O. T. S.
NOTE: No entry was located in a
basic search of the S
ocial Security Death Index.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
21
Howard A. ANDERSON was born in Hancock Co. Ind.
He enlisted in Co. E of Kokomo, which became Co. E 152nd Infantry. His
last assignment was with the supply company of the 165th Infantry. On
12 May 1919, his discharge was issued at Camp Sherman, Ohio. He was 29
years of age at the time of his enlistment.
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Crown Point Cemetery: ANDERSON
Howard Alfred: born 19 Jul 1888 - died 28 Jun 1959; buried 1 JUL 1959,
age 70. Section 22, lot 113
Link to photo of gravestone
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
21
ANDERSON, Ralph Clinton, was born March 19,
1885.
He enlisted at Kokomo, Ind., Nov. 27, 1917, and served until Feb. 8,
1919, in the aviation branch of the army.
While at Kelly Field he was a member of the First Co. Development
Battalion. His discharge was given at Camp Zachary Taylor.
NOTE: No entry was located in a
basic search of the Social
Security Death Index.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
21
ANDERSON, Sherman I., was born at Elwood,
Ind., and at the time of entering the army,
he was twenty-seven years of age.
As a private in Co. I, Seventy-fifth Infantry, he was discharged Jan.
24, 1919, at Camp Lewis, Wash.
NOTE: The following possible match was found in
the
Social Security Death Index:
SHERMAN ANDERSON: born 08 Oct 1890 - died Feb 1965. Last Residence:
(Indiana) SSN: 531-18-6287 issued in Washington.
The
Kokomo Tribune Obituary Index lists an obituary (possible
match) for Sherman I. ANDERSON in the 1965
book, page 32.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
21 photo plate 61
ANDREWS, Marshall L., son of Mr. and Mrs. O. K.
ANDREWS, was born near Hemlock, Howard Co., Ind.
After attending the common schools he took a business college course.
He entered the service Aug. 3, 1918, and was sent to the mechanical
training department, Indianapolis, Ind.; then he was ordered to Fort
Wayne, Detroit, Mich., and assigned to the First Recruiting Squadron,
A. S. S. C.
His discharge was given at Fort Wayne, Mich., Feb. 21, 1919.
NOTE: The following entry was found in the
Social
Security Death Index:
MARSHALL ANDREWS: born 17 Nov 1894; died May 1981. Last Residence:
Deshler, Henry, OH. Last Benefit: Kokomo, Howard, IN. SSN: 308-09-5742
issued in Indiana
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Albright Cemetery: ANDREWS Marshall:
born 17 Nov 1894 - died 17 May 1981, age 86 Byers Mound Section, lot 61
Link
to photo of gravestone
Obituary
- Kokomo Tribune - c 17 May 1981
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
21 photo plate 70
ANGELLO, Pasqualle, son of Pasqualle and Paola
ANGELLO, was born in Italy, Feb. 22, 1895.
He enlisted in the army at Kokomo, Ind., May 6, 1918, and was in
training at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind.
NOTE: No entry was located in a
basic search of the Social
Security Death Index.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
21 photo plate 60
ANLEITNER, Charles William, son of Joseph W.
and Susan E. KING ANLEITNER, and husband of Inez JULOW ANLEITNER, was
born in Vincennes, Ind.
He received his education in the St. Francis Academy at Kokomo, Ind. He
enlisted in the army May 3, 1918, and by July 13, 1918, he had embarked
for France, where he arrived in time to take part in the great
Meuse-Argonne offensive.
It was his duty to deliver rations to the front lines. After the
armistice he was assigned to the Fourteenth Training Area., but in
April, 1919, he left for Germany with one of the recreation units, and
remained there until May when he received orders to return to the
States.
He arrived at Newport News, Va., June 9, 1919, and was discharged June
28, 1919, at Camp Zachary Taylor.
NOTE: No entry was located in a
basic search of the Social
Security Death Index.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
21 photo plate 62
ANLEITNER, Louis Germain, son of Joseph W. and
Susan E. KING ANLEITNER, was born Sept. 12, 1898, in Vincennes, Ind.
He enlisted in the army Jan. 6, 1917, just three months before the
United States entered the World War.
He saw foreign service in France, with Wagon Co. No. 100 Q. M. C.,
Division Supply Train. He reached the United States July 24, 1919, and
was sent to the hospital at Camp Merritt, N.J., suffering from a
complete nervous collapse.
NOTE: No entry was located in a
basic search of the Social
Security Death Index.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
21
ANSON, Joe, was born at Huntington, Ind.
At the age of twenty years he entered the army. He was a member of Bat.
C, Thirty-seventh Coast Artillery Corps. Wagoner ANSON was discharged
at Camp Grant, Ill. Dec. 19, 1918.
NOTE: No entry was located in a
basic search of the Social
Security Death Index.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
21
Cecil ANTHONY was born at Sycamore Ind. At the
age of 25 years he entered the army and served in Bat E. 83rd F.A. Camp
Zachary Taylor, Ky. Corporal ANTHONY was discharged 26 Feb 1919.
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Crown Point Cemetery: ANTHONY Cecil
Ernest: born 18 Oct 1892 - died 13 Mar 1961; buried 16 MAR 1961, age
68. Section 26, lot 17
Link to photo of gravestone
Obituary
Extract - Kokomo Tribune - Tuesday,
14 Mar 1961
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
21
ANTHONY, George L., was born at Anderson, Ind.
He entered the army at the age of eighteen years and was a member of
Bat. D, Seventy-fifth Coast Artillery Corps. He was discharged March
29, 1919, at Louisville, Ky.
The following
information was
found in the
Cemeteries
of Howard County website:
Crown Point Cemetery: ANTHONY George
L: born 1902 - died 28 May 1971, age 69;
buried 1 JUN 1971 in Section 21, lot 72 Link
to photo of gravestone
Obituary
Extract
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
23
ANTHONY, Ray, entered the army April 6, 1918,
and was sent to Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., where he was placed in the
Twenty-fifth Field Hospital, Twenty-second Sanitary Train, Seventh
Division.
NOTE: No entry was located in a
basic search of the Social
Security Death Index.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
23, photo plate 32
Emerson L. APPLEGATE, son of Charles E. and
Emma Grant REAM APPLEGATE, was born at Peru, Ind.
He graduated from the Kokomo High School in 1911 and from Purdue
University in 1915.
In Aug 1918, at East Chicago, Ind. he enlisted in the army and was sent
to Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. for training. On 10 Dec 1918, he was
commissioned second lieutenant at the C.O.T.C. and at the same time was
granted his discharge and placed in the reserve.
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Crown Point Cemetery: APPLEGATE
Emerson L.: born 1 Mar 1892 - died 28 Apr 1945; buried 1 MAY 1945, age
52. Section 17, lot 41
Link to photo of gravestone
Obituary
Extract - Kokomo Tribune, 30 Apr 1945
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920.
page 23 (Photo Plate 32) Kokomo Tribune Obituary - after 21 Aug 1976
(found on obit file with no date)
APPLETON, Leonard Earl
Born: 23 Apr 1897 Kokomo (History) 13 April 1896 - Kokomo (obit
& SSDI)
Parents: William Alfred APPLETON and Nellie WATKINSON
Married: Edith SCHUMWAY 5 Jul 1954 (survivor)
Died: 21 Aug 1976 - Kokomo
Enlisted - 24 Apr 1918 - Army auto mechanic Went to France as member of
Battalion B 344th F.A. 90th Division. Mustered out after 25 Jun 1919 -
Camp Zachary Taylor, KY
Member of St. Andrew's Episcopal church; bookstore owner. Services at
Peacock Funeral Home; burial at Memorial Park Cemetery.
NOTE: The following entry was found in the
Social
Security Death Index:
Leonard APPLETON born 13 Apr 1896; died Aug 1976. Last Residence:
Kokomo, Howard, IN. SSN: 313-34-0397 issued in Indiana
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Memorial Park Cemetery: APPLETON
Leonard: born 1896 - died 21 AUG 1976; buried 21 AUG 1976 , age 80.
Memorial Section.
Link to photo of gravestone
The
Kokomo Tribune Obituary Index lists an obituary for APPLETON
Leonard in the 1976 book, page 144.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
21 photo plate 23
ARBUCKLE, James Dawn [sic- Don], son of Elmer
and Anna STRAUGHAN ARBUCKLE, was born near West Middleton, Ind. Sept.
4, 1895.
He entered the army April 26, 1918, and received his training at Camp
Zachary Taylor, Ky., Camp Greenleaf, Ga., and Camp Merritt, N. J.
Corporal ARBUCKLE arrived in France in August, 1918, with Ambulance Co.
No. 22, Seventh Division. He saw thirty- three days of active service
and was on the firing line near Metz when the armistice was signed Nov.
11, 1918.
NOTE: The following entry was found in the
Social
Security Death Index:
JAMES ARBUCKLE born 04 Sep 1895; died May 1981. Last Residence:
Russiaville, Howard, IN. SSN: 306-40-8968 issued in Indiana
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
New London Friends Cemetery: ARBUCKLE
James Don: born 4 Sep 1895 - died 31 May 1981, age 85. Section Four
West, lot 2
The
Kokomo Tribune Obituary Index lists an obituary for ARBUCKLE
Dan [sic] in the 1981 book, page 101.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
23, photo plate 32
Roma ARBUCKLE, son of James and Rebecca
ARBUCKLE, was born in Tipton Co. Ind 28 Feb 1896. When the United
States entered the war, he enlisted in the army and was promoted to
chief machinist
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Crown Point Cemetery: ARBUCKLE Roma
Dick: born 28 Feb 1896 - died 28 Apr 1960; buried 2 MAY 1960, age 64.
Section 16, lot 33
Link to photo of military plaque
The
Kokomo Tribune Obituary Index lists an obituary for ARBUCKLE
Roma (Dick) in the 1960
book, page 110.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
23
ARMFIELD, Herman, was thirty-two years of age
when he entered the army.
At the time of his discharge at the Walter Reid Hospital, Washington,
D. C., Aug. 23, 1918, he was attached to Co. L, First Replacement
Regiment, Engineers.
NOTE: The following possible match was found in
the Social Security Death Index:
HERMAN ARMFIELD born 26 Mar 1886; died Oct 1975. Last Residence:
Scottsville, Allen, KY. SSN: 310-10-4553 issued in Indiana
The
Kokomo Tribune Obituary Index lists an obituary for ARMFIELD
Herman in the 1975
book, page 131.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
23 photo plate 85
ARMSTRONG, Earl Tence, son of James and Viola
ARMSTRONG, entered the army at Logansport, Ind., March 9, 1918.
He was promoted to sergeant in Bat. A, Fourth Anti-aircraft, Camp
Eustis, Va.
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Greenlawn Cemetery: ARMSTRONG Tencie
Earl: died 28 Feb 1929. Section 2 Lot 209
Link to photo of gravestone
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
23 photo plate 29
ARMSTRONG, Generous Charles, son of A. B. and
Dora MCBRIDE ARMSTRONG, was born in Kokomo, Ind., April 30, 1889.
After completing his education in the Kokomo schools, he engaged in
newspaper work, and was thus employed when war was declared.
He attended the first O. T. C. at Fort Benjamin Harrison from May 13,
1917, to August 15, 1917, when he was commissioned second lieutenant,
and assigned to the Eighty-fourth Division at Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky.
After spending a few weeks at Camp Sherman, Ohio, he sailed for France
Aug. 3, 1918. He was transferred to the 369th Infantry, serving on the
Champagne front, beginning Oct. 3, 1918.
From Oct 15, to Nov. 11, 1918, he was in action in the Vosges section
with the 161st French Division, and from Nov. 14, to Nov. 22, he was
with the first French troops in the Army of Occupation. He sailed from
Brest, France, Feb. 3, 1919, on the U. S. SS. "Regina," and arrived in
New York Feb. 17, 1919.
His regiment was better known as the "Old Fifteenth New York", composed
of colored troops. The division insignia is a coiled rattlesnake on
black background.
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Crown Point Cemetery: ARMSTRONG
Generous C: born 30 Apr 1889 - died 16 May 1951; buried 18 MAY 1951,
age 62. Section 1, lot 167
http://edanddebby.com/HCC/Crownpt/DCP_4603.JPG
Obituary
- Thursday, 17 May 1951, p 7
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
23
ARMSTRONG, Paul, son of Clinton and Bessie
PENNINGTON ARMSTRONG, was born at Frankfort, Ind. Sept. 12, 1899.
He enlisted at Kokomo, Ind., Feb. 17, 1917, and sailed for France Oct.
23, 1917, as a member of Co. N, 318th Battery.
NOTE: No entry was located in a
basic search of the Social
Security Death Index.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
23 photo plate 32
ARMSTRONG, Ralph Frazier, son of Walter Scott
and Martha Ellen WINFIELD ARMSTRONG, was born in Kokomo, Ind., May 5,
1889.
After graduating from high school, he attended Wabash College, and in
1917 he graduated from Columbia University. The following summer he
taught in the University, but soon resigned to take up his chosen
profession, the newspaper game, and accepted a position on the New York
Sun.
In the spring of 1918 he enlisted in the tank branch of the service,
and was sent to Camp Colt near Gettysburg, Pa., where he was promoted
to corporal.
"Scotty," as he was familiarly known, was sent overseas, and landed in
France one week before the armistice was signed. He took a four months
course in the University of Lyons, France, and returned to the States
and was discharged in July, 1919.
NOTE: The following entry was found in the
Social
Security Death Index:
RALPH ARMSTRONG born 05 May 1889; died Feb 1963. Last Residence:
Indiana. SSN: 164-16-8736 issued in Pennsylvania.
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Crown Point Cemetery: ARMSTRONG
Ralph Frazier: born 5 May 1889 - died 2 Feb 1963; buried 5 FEB 1963,
age 73. Section 13, page 22.
Link to photo of gravestone
The
Kokomo Tribune Obituary Index lists an obituary for ARMSTRONG
Ralph F. in the 1963
book, page 25.
Source: Howard County Indiana Family
History(Howard County Genealogical Society) 1995 p 141
Jacob Allen ARNETT
Born: 25 Aug 1874 Licking MO
Parents: William H ARNETT & Mary CRAMBERT
Married: Ella Emma GRANGER 3 Feb 1895
Died: 30 Apr 1948, Kokomo IN
Children: Martha Florence, William Edward, Zora Ellen, Susie Opal,
Renna Bernice, Joseph A, Lillie Mae, Vera Helen, Lemuel Ernest, Harold
Anderson
Etc: came to IN in 1912.
Source: Howard County Indiana Family
History(Howard County Genealogical Society) 1995 p 143
Asbury ARNETT (1790-1870) was born to Valentine
B. ARNETT (1752-1801) and Sarah ??? (1756-1820).
Asbury married Jemimah WEAVER in 1812. No birth/death info is provided
for her.
Their children: (no birth/death info other than James Henry): Sarah
ARNETT James Henry ARNETT (1816-1861) - his line is followed in the
rest of the sketch. Rebecca ARNETT Valentine M. ARNETT Tommy ARNETT
Jesse ARNETT Winifred ARNETT Edward A ARNETT
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
24
ARNEY, Charles William, was born Oct. 22, 1896.
He enlisted in the army at Kokomo, Ind., May 23, 1918, and was
discharged March 10, 1919. He was attached to the Headquarters Go.,
Second Battery, Forty-second Regiment.
NOTE: The following entry was found in the
Social
Security Death Index:
CHARLES ARNEY born 22 Oct 1896; died Apr 1986. Last Residence: Fresno,
Fresno, CA. SSN: 223-07-4118 issued in Virginia.
The following information was found in the California
Death Index at Rootsweb:
ARNEY CHARLES W: born 10/22/1896 in Ohio. Died 04/16/1986 in Fresno
County, age 89 yrs. SSN: 223-07-4118 Mother maiden name: FAIRLAMB.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
24
ARNOLD, Claude F., was born at Flora, Ind.
He was thirty years of age when he was sent in the draft to Camp
Zachary Taylor, Ky., but because of physical disability, he was
discharged Oct. 24, 1917.
NOTE: No entry was located in a
basic search of the Social
Security Death Index.
The following information (possible match) was found
in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Memorial Park Cemetery: ARNOLD
Claude F. Died 13 SEP 1960; buried 13 SEP 1960, age 73.
The
Kokomo Tribune Obituary Index lists an obituary for ARNOLD
Claude F. in the 1960
book, page 250.
Howard County Indiana Family History
1844-1994. Compiled by the Howard County Genealogical Society. Turner
Publishing Co.; Paducah KY. 1995, page 143
Sarah HARTWOOD ARTIS, born 4 Dec 1827,
Rockville, Parke Co. IN. Sarah married John ARTIS [no date given].
Lived near Ervin Twp, Howard Co. IN until 1871, moving to Kokomo,
Howard Co. IN. "Sarah worked for all the leading families in Kokomo".
Sarah and John had 10 children - they had 4 children when the Mexican
War broke out, and four more when the Civil War started. [no specific
dates given]. The children were Victoria, Eva, Sarah, Duff, Bart, Burt
and two whose names were not given [sic - this only makes 8].
Additional Info:
The family can be found in the 1880 Howard County Indiana census, 3rd
Ward Kokomo, page 418A.
Howard County in the World War C.V. Haworth,
Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. page 24 -
photo plate 24
ASHBA, James Argo, son of John W. and Sarah E.
WOOLEY ASHBA was born at Delphi, [Carroll County] Ind Jan 4 1894. In
1917 he enlisted in Co. E of Kokomo, but after going overseas, he was
transferred to the signal corps.
After the armistice was signed, he was placed in Co 222, Military
Police and stationed at Nevers, France.
His marriage to Miss LEWIS, a French girl, was announced in June, 1910.
NOTE: No entry was located in a
basic search of the Social
Security Death Index
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Memorial Park: ASHBA James
Argo: born 4 JAN 1894 - died 26 JAN 1962; buried 26 JAN 1962, age 68.
Highland Section
Link to photo of military plaque
Information from Tony Petersen: James Argo
ASHBA DOB January 4 1894 Died January 26th 1962. Married Marie Louise
GAILARDOTT
Four children: Huguette Mary August 21 1920; Margorie Ellen December 24
1924; Paul Wesley August 4 1929; Mary Louise April 8 1932
The
Kokomo Tribune Obituary Index lists an obituary for ASHBA
James Argo in the 1962
book, page 1.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
24
ASHLEY, Floyd R., son of Robert and Katherine
MCNAMARA ASHLEY, both deceased, was born in Kokomo, Ind., May 2, 1900.
He graduated from high school with the Class of 1918, and on Aug. 7,
1918, he enlisted in the coast artillery and was placed in Co. 23 at
Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
On Dec. 8, 1918, he received his discharge there.
NOTE: No entry was located in a
basic search of the Social
Security Death Index.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
24
ASHLEY, Howard B., son of Lee (deceased) and
Margaret MCCAULEY ASHLEY, entered the army at Kokomo, Ind., April 17,
1918.
He was promoted to sergeant in the 821st Aero Squadron, and was
stationed at the Speedway, Indianapolis, Ind.
NOTE: Several possible matches were
located in a basic search of the Social
Security Death Index.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
24 photo plate 32
ASHLEY, Maurice M., son of Edmund W. and Nellie
Blanche MORGAN ASHLEY, was born in Galveston, Ind., May 12, 1892, and
after graduating from the high school there, spent three and one-half
years at Indiana University.
In November, 1918, he was married to Cecile DEL HONIUS.
He began his service at Kokomo, Ind., Sept. 7, 1918, and served in the
Provost. Marshal General's Division under the supervision of the
Adjutant General of Indiana.
During the time of the last registration he assisted in the work of the
Howard County Conscription Board, and was mustered out of the service
in December, 1918.
NOTE: The following entry was found in the
Social
Security Death Index:
MAURICE ASHLEY born 12 May 1892; died Apr 1966. Last Residence: Fort
Wayne, Allen, IN. SSN: 311-10-5142 issued in Indiana
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
24
ASPY, Walter Truman, son of Rev. Thomas A. and
Addie ASPY, was born June 7, 1895.
His service in the army began Oct. 5, 1917, and ended March 1, 1919. He
was a member of the Headquarters Company Band, 325th F. A.
Eighty-fourth Division.
The following information was found in the Cemeteries of Howard
County website:
Crown Point Cemetery: ASPY Walter
Truman: born 7 Jun 1895 - died 28 Jan 1962; buried 31 JAN 1962 , age
66. Section 19. Lot 70.
Link to photo of gravestone
The
Kokomo Tribune Obituary Index lists an obituary for ASPY
Walter T. in the 1962
book, page 1.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
24
AULT, Harold Applegate, was born Feb. 27, 1901.
His service was in the United States Navy as a member of Co. K, 21st
Regiment.
NOTE: The following entry was found in the
Social
Security Death Index:
HAROLD AULT: born 27 Feb 1903 - died Feb 1971.
Last Residence: Anderson, Madison, IN. SSN: 313-03-0718 issued in
Indiana.
The
Kokomo Tribune Obituary Index lists an obituary for AULT
Harold A. in the 1971
book, page 37.
Source: Howard County Indiana Family
History(Howard County Genealogical Society) 1995 p 143
Jesse AULT
Born: 1836, Marion Co IN
Parents: Christopher AULT & Phoebe SPARKS
Married: 1) Mary C KELLEY 13 Nov 1859 2) Mahala Jane DAILEY
Died: 22 Aug 1910 Kokomo IN
Children: Sylvester E & Margaret Lily (with Mary); Phebe (with
Mahala)
Etc: came to Howard Co in 1846.
Source: Howard County Indiana Family
History(Howard County Genealogical Society) 1995 p 277
The AUSTIN and BYRD family members are listed in
the NORTHCUTT sketch on page 277.
Mildred BYRD and her husband, Richard NORTHCUTT came to Kokomo from
Delaware Co IN in 1956. Mildred's parents, Earl H. and Nellie AUSTIN
BYRD were both born in Delaware Co IN. [no dates given]. Earl's parents
were William L. BYRD (b. Ohio, no date) and Mary M. BROWN FEIRRELL BYRD
(b. Indiana, not date) lived in Delaware Co IN for most of their
married lives. William's parents are listed as Abraham BYRD (b.
Virginia, no date) and Rebecca MYERS (b. Ohio, no date)
Nellie AUSTIN BYRD's parents were also from Delaware County; Ray AUSTIN
and Iva GIBSON AUSTIN. No birth or death dates are listed for them.
Ray's parents - Harmon AUSTIN and and Leann JACOBS AUSTIN came to
Indiana from West Virginia, in 1865. Iva's parents - Thomas GIBSON and
Alice COLLINS GIBSON were from Delaware County as well. No birth or
death dates are given for either set of parents.
History of Howard County in the World War C.V.
Haworth, Indianapolis: Wm B. Burford, Printer & Binder, 1920. p
24
AWBREY, Carl W., was born July 5, 1896.
He began his service in July, 1917, at Kokomo, Ind., as a member of Co.
E. This company, after going to Hattiesburg, Miss., became a part of
the 152nd Infantry, Thirty-eighth Division.
He was mustered out of the army Jan. 22, 1919:
NOTE: No entry was located in a
basic search of the Social
Security Death Index.
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