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Charles H. Jackson, Everett Born at Saugatuck, Mich. Private Jackson became a member of the A.S.A.P. 30 June 1918, at the age of 29 years. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 27 Jan 1919. 3,414,652
Cook Harry L. Jacobs, Everett Born 10 Dec 1889 at Altonna PA. Entered Camp Lewis 19 Sep 1917 and served as a cook in Co. B, 361st Inf. during the time he was in the Army. He was in reserve with the 91st at St. Mihiel and was in the Meuse-Argonne, 26 Dep-3 Oct 1918. On 3 Oct he received a shrapnel wound in the right leg from the same shell that killed Paul Hill of Everett, wounded Cook Ragvold Johnson and a Seattle man from Co. C. For their bravery during this act, Johnson was recommended for the Distinguished Service Cross and Cook Jacobs received a citation from General Pershing. A posthumous citation from General Pershing was also awarded Paul Hill. He was discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Apr 1919. 2,256,919.
Arthur Jacobson, Arlington Born 20 July 1897, at Windom MN. Son of John E. Jacobson, Arlington. Enlisted 7 July 1916 in the U.S. Marine Corps at Seattle. On 5 August 1917 , he was sent to Cavite, P.I. On September 28th he was transferred to the U.S.S. Brooklyn and on 26 June 1918, he was sent to Mare Island. Discharged 19 August 1918 at Mare Island.
Corp. Charles Jacobson, Everett Born 25 Aug 1895 at Boston. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jacobson, 3021 Rucker. Entered Camp Lewis 6 Sep 1918 in the 13th Co., 166th D. B. Discharged 11 Dec 1918. Corporal. Graduated from the Brandon, Manitoba high school in 1915
Louis M. Jacobson, Everett Born 12 Oct. 1893, at South Stillwater MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Jacobson, 4216 Hoyt Ave. Wife, Laura B. Jacobson. Was called to the colors 4 Aug 1918, at Everett, and reported at Camp Fremont, becoming a member of Co. A, 12th Inf., 8th Division. Arrived at Camp Mills 19th Oct. and left there 1st of Nov. for Hoboken to board the United States Naval Transport Orizaba. Debarked on 4th Nov. and sent back to Camp Mills. Went to Camp Lee 26th November. Left Camp Lee 13th February for Camp Lewis. Was a member of Co. B., 24th M.G. Bn. from 20 Aug 1918, to 13 Feb 1919, through the 166th D.B. 4,266,708.
Jim Jaggers, Arlington Born at Buckley. Entered the service 24 Jun 1918 from Arlington at the age of 24 yrs. He served in the 62d Spruce Squadron. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 19 Dec 1918.
Charles J. Jameson, Everett Born at Pembina ND. Private Jameson entered the Army 1 Aug 1918, at Fort Lawton, at the age of 36 yrs. From Fort Lawton he was transferred to Camp Joseph E. Johnston and assigned to the 362d Field Removal Squadron. Discharged at Camp Lewis 11 Jan 1919, through the 1st Co., 166th D. B. 3,424,506.
Joseph F. Jenkins, Everett born 30 Mar 1896, at Buffalo NY. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Jenkins, 4126 Wetmore Ave. Enlisted in 12th Co., 22 Feb 1917. Transferred to 7th Co., Wash. C. A., Oct 1917, for guard duty at Butte; back to 12th Co., 20 Nov 1917; to Batt. D, 63d Art., 20 Dec 1917; to Hdqrs. Co., 63d Art., Oct 1918. Attended O. And T. Center No. 2, Tractor Art., at Limoges, and completed the course in radio, being made a radio operator in Oct 1918. Private first class. Discharged 21 Mar 1919. He graduated from the Everett high school in 1915.
Raymond I. Jenkins, Everett Born 30 May 1887 at New Portland ME. Son of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Jenkins, 3504 Everett Ave. He entered Camp Lewis in May 1918 and served in Co. C and Co. G, 44th Inf., 13th div.
Walter B. Jennings, Marysville Batt. D, 63d Art.
Andrew Jensen, Everett Born 23 Aug 1888, at Dannenbrog NE. Son of Mrs. Anna Jensen, 3020 Nassau St. Entered the service 24 June 1918, and became a member a member of the 30th Sqdn. A.S.A.P. at Vancouver Barracks. Was transferred to the 121st Sqdn. at Bellingham, 2d Sept. Discharged 4 Jan 1919, at Vancouver Barracks. 896,925. Brother of Otto Jensen, U.S.N. R.F.
Andrew P. Jensen, Everett Born in Ulfburd, Denmark. Private Jensen enlisted in the service at Fort Lawton 23 Mar 1918, and served in the 31st Engineers until 2d July. He was then transferred to the 62d Engineers until 11 Dec 1918, when he was transferred to the 88th Co. R.R. Transportation Corps. He left the United States for overseas 14 Jul 1918, and served in England and France arriving home 28 Jun 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis 11 Jul 1919. 848,999.
Christian Jensen, Everett Born 17 May 1896, at Menominee MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jensen, 2428 Oakes Ave. Called to Camp Lewis, 4 Oct 1917 and was placed in the 20th Engrs. [For.], and served in France with this regiment.
E.J.R. Jensen, Everett Served with the American Forces in Siberia.
Edwin H. Jensen, Everett Born 7 Sep 1895 at Crookston MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jensen, Everett. Entered the service at Fort Lawton 12 Jan 1918 in the Motor Transport Corps. He was transferred to Fort Myers and served in Cos. No. 442 and No. 684. Brother of George O. Jensen of the same units.
Edwin H. Jensen, Everett Engineer Corps, A.E.F.
George O. Jensen, Everett Born 26 Oct 1897 at Crookston MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jensen, Everett. Entered Fort Lawton 12 Jan 1918 in the Motor Transport Corps and from there was transferred to Fort Myers. Served in Cos. No. 442 and No. 684. Brother of Edwin H. Jensen, M. T. Co. 684.
Henry Jensen, Everett Born 14 Mar 1888, a Menomiee, MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jensen, 2428 Oakes Ave. Went to Camp Lewis, 27 Jun 1918, and from the 43d Co., 166th D.B. was transferred to Vancouver Barracks, and placed in the 117th Sqdn., A.S.A.P., at Joyce WA. Discharged 6 Jan 1919, at Vancouver Barracks. 3,138,208.
Otto I. Jensen, Everett Born 26 Oct 1896, a Dannenborg NE. Son of Mrs. Anna C. Jensen, 3020 Nassau St. Enlisted in the radio section, U.S.N.R.F., at Seattle 29 May 1918, and from there was transferred to the U.S. Naval Radio School at Cambridge MA., where he was released from active duty, 19 Feb, 1919. Brother of Andrew Jensen, A.S.A.P.
Peter Jensen, Everett Born 27 Feb 1891, at Menominee MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jensen, 2428 Oakes Ave. Reported at Camp Lewis 26 April 1918, and was assigned to Co. I, 364th Inf., 91st Division, and went to France as a member of that unit. Was in the Argonne Forest battle. Was taken sick and came home with a casual company. Discharged at Camp Lewis 31 Jan 1919. 2,292,085.
Charles E. Jewett, Arlington District Born at Grand Rapids MI. Private Jewett became a member of the A.S.A.P. 29 Jul 1918 at the age of 24 yrs. He served as a member of the 120th Spruce Squadron, and was discharged at Vancouver Barracks 17 Dec 1918. 3,416,032.
Eddie Jimmicum Monroe Born at Monroe. Entered the service 24 June 1918, at the age of 22 years and served in the Army as a member of the 34th Spruce Sqdn. A.S.A.P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 23 Dec. 1918. 897,240.
Sergt John Jimmicum Monroe Born at Monroe. Entered the service from Snohomish 3 Oct. 1917, at the age of 24 years. Sergeant Jimmicum was a member of the 4th Engineers Training Replacement at Camp Lee, Virginia. Made Sergeant 20 May, 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 18 Jan 1919, through the 2d Co. 166th D.B. 654,069.
Axel R. Joergensen, East Stanwood Born 11 Jun 1894 at East Stanwood. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Joergensen, R. F. D. 1, East Stanwood. He entered Camp Lewis 19 Sep 1917 and became a member of Co. D, 361st Inf., 91st Div. Was with the A.E.F. 6 Jul 1918 to 15 Apr 1919. Was in reserve at St. Mihiel 11 -13 Sep; in the Meuse -Argonne offensive 26 Sep to 12 Oct 1918; Lys-Scheldt, 31 Oct-11 Nov 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 30 Apr 1919. 2,257, 138. He graduated from College in Everett in 1915.
Carl A. Johansen, Everett Born at Tunsberg, Norway. Private Johnson entered the service 29 Jul 1918 at the age of 21 years, and was discharged at Vancouver Barracks, 10 Jan 1919. 3,416,858
Frank W. Johansen, Everett Born in Norway. He enlisted 4 May 1916, in the Naval Militia at Everett at the age of 38 years. He was mustered into federal service 7 Apr 1917, and left Bremerton on the U.S. South Dakota.
Ernest P.M. Johanson, Everett Born in Sweden. Wagoner Johanson was a member of Co. E. 316th Ammunition Train from 24 May 1918 to 21st Aug when he was transferred to the 306th Ammunition Train. He was with the American Army in England and France from 7 Aug 1918 to 22 Jun 1919 and was in the Meuse-Argonne offensive from 3d Nov to 11 Nov 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 5 Jul 1919.2,783,467.
Albert Johnson, Everett Born at Oconto WI, 24 Jun 1891. Son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Johnson, 3808 Hoyt. Enlisted at Fort Lawton 14 Dec 1917 and became a member of the 18th Co., 20th Engrs. with which he served in France. Pvt. Johnson was one of the Snohomish County men who were on board the Tuscania which was torpedoed by the Germans 5 Feb 1918. He was rescued and taken to Ireland. While in the service was in Ireland, England, Wales and France. Discharged at Camp Lewis 12 Jun 1919. 250,814.
Sergt, Major Albert E. Johnson, Everett Born 27 Jun 1891 at Stillwater MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Johnson, 2318 Broadway. He entered the Air Service 11 Dec 1917 and trained at San Antonio TX and Carlstrom Field, Arcadia Fl.
Albin S. Johnson, Arlington Co. C, 116th Inf., A.E.F.
Alle Johnson, Everett born in Iceland. Inducted into the service 22 Jul 1918 at the age of 31 yrs 2 mos. and became a member of the Machine Gun Co., 75th Inf. Discharged at Camp Lewis 30 Jan 1919. 3,144,554.
Arvid A. Johnson, Everett Born 27 Oct 1894 at St. Paul MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Johnson 2318 Broadway. Enlisted 11 Dec 1917 at Fort Lawton in the Air Service and trained at San Antonio Waco, Fairfield OH and Long Island. He was in the 256th Aero Sqdn. Sailed from Halifax, Nova Scotia to England in July and was with the A. E. F. from 16 Jul 1918 to 4 Dec 1918. Discharged through the 43d Co., 11th Bn., 166th D. B. at Camp Lewis 30 Dec 1918. 1,1777,689. Brother of Albert E. Johnson, who was also in the Air Service.
August W. Johnson, Everett Born at Manistee MI. Entered the service at the age of 27 yrs and 3 mos at Everett reporting at Camp Lewis, where he was assigned to the 38th Co., 166th D. B. Transferred to Co. C, 157th Inf., "Sunshine" Div. on 10 Jul 1918 and went to France with that unit, where he was transferred to Co. C, 305th Inf., 77th Div. on 20 Sep 1918. He served in France from 7 Aug 1918 to 24 Apr 1919, and participated in the Meuse-Argonne offensive 26 Sep to 11 Oct, when he received a shrapnel wound in the right hand. Discharged 22 May 1919 at Camp Lewis. 3,133,584.
Axel R. Johnson, Everett Born in Sweden. Entered the service 23 Jun 1918, from Everett at the age of 30 yrs and served in Co. C, 6th Bn., U.S.G.
Edan B Johnson, Everett Served in the Air Service, U.S. Army.
Edmund R. Johnson, Arlington Born at Arlington 10 Aug 1895. Son of Mr. and Mrs. N.C. Johnson, Arlington. Private Johnson entered Camp Lewis 24 Jul 1918, and served in Batt. C., 39th Field Artillery, 13th Division. Discharged 20 Feb 1919.
Ellsworth R. Johnson, Everett Born 21 Mar 1898, at Athena OR. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.V. Trill, formerly of Everett, but now residing in Ketchikan AK. Enlisted 18 Feb 1917, in 12th Co. WA transferred to 7th Co.W.C.A., 11th and later back to 12th Co. to Batt. F 65th Art., 27th Dec and then to Batt. B 63d Art., in Feb 1918. Went to France with the 63d, and was discharged 21 March, 1919, at Camp Lewis. Was an Everett high school student before enlisting, and has joined his parents in Alaska since his discharge.
Frank E. Johnson, Darrington Born in Sweden. Entered the service at Arlington 24 Jul 1918 at the age of 31 yrs. He was transferred from the 27th Co., 166th D. B., at Camp Lewis to Co. K, 13th Inf. Camp Fremont, 15 Aug. On 20 Oct he went to Camp Mills with co. K, and on 1 Dec to Camp Merritt. He was there until 5 Mar 1919 when he was sent to Camp Lewis. Discharged 28 Mar 1919 through the 42nd Co., 166th D. B. Private 1st class. 3,648,342.
Frank E. Johnson, Darrington Served in the U.S. Army.
Gustaf Johnson, Snohomish U.S. Army
Henning E. Johnson, Everett Born 29 Jan 1899 at Harland NE. Son of Mrs. Christian Johnson, 3406 Hoyt. He entered Camp Lewis 25 Apr 1918, and was transferred to Co. H, 338th Inf., 88th Div., and served overseas with that unit.
Henry O. Johnson, Everett Born at Decorah IA. Private Johnson became a member of the A.S.A.P. on 24 Jun 1918 at the age of 24 yrs and served in the 62d Spruce Squadron. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 24 Dec 1918. 895,560.
Chief Boatswains Mate Ira E. Johnson, Everett Born 24 May 1893 in Union Co., OR Son of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Johnson, Lowell. Enlisted in the navy 4 Jun 1918. Chief Boatswain's Mate. Served on the Receiving Ship Philadelphia, and on the U.S.S. Olympic.
John Johnson, Snohomish Born in Warsaw, Finland. Entered the service 23 Jun 1918 from Snohomish at the age of 28 years and 11 months. He was transferred from the 39th Co. , 166th D.B. to Co. D., 75th Inf. on 11th July. On 26th Jul he was transferred to Camp Kearney and assigned to the Hqrs. Div. Bn. of the 8th Division. Discharged at Camp Lewis 11 Feb 1919. 3,133,688.
John S. Johnson, Everett Born 1 Sep 1892 at Odare WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Antone Johnson, 3513 25th St. Entered Camp Lewis 25 Jul 1918 and from there was transferred to Camp Fremont and placed in Co. B, 13th Inf., 8th Div. He was at Camp Mills when the armistice was signed, and was stationed there for a time doing guard duty.
John Theodore Johnson, Everett Born 17 Sept, 1895, at Palmer MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrew Johnson, 3205 Wetmore. Entered Camp Lewis 24 July 1918. Transferred August 15th from the 40th Co. 166th D.B. to Camp Fremont, and placed in the 13th Inf. , 8th Division. Was at Camp Mills when the armistice was signed and ready to sail for France. Discharged 11 Jun 1919. 3,650,224.
Julius Johnson, Everett Born at Amery WI. Entered the Army 21 Oct 1918 at the age of 32 yrs 1 mo, as a member of the October Automatic Replacement Draft. Discharged at Fort Worden 18 Dec 1918. 831,753.
L.C. Johnson, Everett Born 18 Sep 1895 at Missoula MT. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Johnson, 2809 1/2 Wetmore. Entered Camp Lewis 21 Sep 1917 and became a member of Co. F, 316th Amm. Tr., 91st Div. Discharged 3 May 1918. Wife, Mae Johnson. Brother of Richard L. Johnson, 23d Engrs; Harvey Johnson, Jr., first sergeant, A.E.F.; Corp. Robert Johnson, Camp Lewis, all of whom were in the service.
Private Lars L. Johnson, Everett Was on of the few Snohomish county men serving with the American forces in Siberia. He is a member of Co. L, 31st Inf.
Leo T. Johnson, Everett Radio operator' U.S.S. Osseneke.
Leonard H. Johnson, Everett Born at Chicago IL, 17 Jan 1894. Son of Leonard Johnson, 1822 Lombard. wife, Dorothy M. Johnson. Entered the service 20 Oct 1918, at Fort Worden, becoming a member of 40th Co. P.S., C.A.C. Private Johnson graduated from the Everett high school in 1914.
Corp. Leslie Johnson, Everett Born at Missoula MT. Entered Camp Lewis 21 Sep 1917, at the age of 22 years. Corporal Johnson was a member of Co F. 316th Ammunition Train. Made Corporal 18 Oct 1917. Discharged at Camp Lewis 2 May 1918.
Martin M. Johnson, Everett Born 11 Jul 1898 in Sweden. Son of Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Johnson, 3213 Cedar St. Enlisted in the coast artillery Jan 1918, and served in Batt. C, 9th Co. P.S., C.A.C. Private 1st class.
Martin Wiggo Johnson, Silvana Born at Chandler SD. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Johnson, Silvana. Inducted 21 Oct 1918 at the age of 25 yrs. Served in the 30th Band, C. A. C. Discharged at Fort Worden 10 Jan 1919. Musician, 3d class. 831,557.
Nels J. Johnson, Monroe A.S.A.P.
Nils Johnson, Everett Co. A. 361st Inf.
Ole Nickola Johnson, Arlington Born 12 Feb 1893, in Norway. Entered Camp Lewis in June, 1918, and went to France as a member of Co. D., 361st Inf., 91st Division, Private Johnson was one of the Snohomish County boys who gave his life in France. During the Meuse-Argonne he received wounds while in action with the 91st Division, and he has been listed as having died 13 October 1918. Private Johnson lived for a number of years with Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Martin, 2311 Hoyt Ave Everett.
Sergt. Oscar N. Johnson, Everett Born 29 June 1895, at Everett. Son of the late Olaf Johnson and Hannah Johnson. Entered the service 19 Sept. 1917, and served in Co B. 361st Infantry until Dec. 12th, when he was transferred to Vancouver Barracks and put in the 406th Aero. Cons. Sqdn. On 10 July 1918, the name of the company was changed to the 20th Spruce Squadron. Made sergeant in February, 1918; sergeant first class, in Mar 1918, and master electrician in October, 1918. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 21 Dec. 1918. 863,543. Sergeant Johnson attended the Everett high school.
Otto C. Johnson, East Stanwood Served in the Coast Artillery Corps.
Otto Carl Johnson, EastStanwood Born at Cederhome. Inducted into service 21 October 1918, from Arlington at the age of 25 years and 2 months. Entered the October Automatic Replacement Draft and was discharged at Fort Worden 18 Dec 1918. 831,561. Son of Mr. and Mrs. S.A. Johnson, East Stanwood.
Cook Ragnvold G. Johnson, Everett Born 2 Mar 1890 in Norway. Cook Johnson entered Camp Lewis from Everett 19 Sep 1917, and became a member of Co. B, 361st Inf., 91st Div. He went to France with the "Wild West" Div. and was in reserve in the St. Mihiel operations with his regiment. He went into action in the Meuse-Argonne on 26 Dep and 3 Oct was wounded by a high explosive shell, receiving six wounds from the same shell. The particular shell that wounded Cook Johnson not only played havoc with the company kitchens, but also killed Mess Sergeant Paul Hill of Everett and wounded Private Harry Jacobs, also of Everett. One other soldier was also wounded at the same time. For remaining on duty and helping feed the battalion, Cook Johnson was recommended for a Distinguished Service Cross. This coveted medal was presented to him at Everett 30 Sep 1919, in the presence of Co. M and a large number of spectators. Cook Johnson arrived in the US from France 10 Jan 1919 and was sent to the Base Hospital at Camp Fremont. From there he was transferred to the Base Hospital at Camp Kearny, and then to the one at Camp Lewis where he was discharged 2 May 1919. 2,253,921.
Ralph H. Johnson, Everett Born at Oconto WI. Private Johnson became a member of the Army 14 Dec 1917 at Fort Lawton at the age of 26 years. He was assigned to the 20th Engineers on 23 Dec 1917, and arrived in France 6 Feb 1918. Private Johnson was one of the Snohomish county men on the Transport Tuscania, which was torpedoed and sunk by the Germans 5 Feb 1918. He served with his unit in Ireland, England, Wales and France, and left Brest for the US 28 May 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis 11 Jun 1919. Private, 1st class. 250,814.
Roy Johnson, Hartford Served in the Medical Corps, U.S. Army
Ulrich Johnson, Everett Enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps 7 July 1917.
Machinists Mate Vernon B. Johnson, Everett Born 28 June 1896 at Moline IL. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson, 1519 Grand Ave. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F. at Seattle, 23 Jul 1918, and was called to service 6 Sep. He was in Co. 16. Attended the Officers Material School at Seattle, and served as chief machinist's mate on the Receiving Ship Philadelphia. Graduated Everett high school in 1915, and attended 2 summer sessions at the UW.
Ensign Vernon B. Johnson, Everett Born at Moline IL. Ensign Johnson served 9 mos in the Navy.
Victor E. Johnson, Everett Co. A, S. A. T. C., North Pacific College, Portland.
Corp. Walter Edward Johnson, Everett Born 25 Nov 1893, at Litchfield MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Johnson, 1606 Colby Ave. Entered Camp Lewis 4 Oct 1917, where he became a member of Co. G. 361st Inf. 91st Division during its operations in the St. Mihiel, from 11- 13 Sep 1918; Meuse-Argonne, 26 Sep- 12 Oct and in the Lys-Scheldt, 31 Oct-11 Nov. He was a corporal in France 6 Oct 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 30 Apr 1919. 2,257,690.
Walter K. Johnson, Everett Subchaser, U.S. Navy..
Corp. Allen J. A. Johnstone, Arlington Born 4 May 1896, at Arrow Head, B.C. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Johnstone, Arlington. Corporal Johnstone re-enlisted in 5th Co. at Snohomish 23 Jul 1917, and went to France with Batt. D., 63d Art. C.A.C. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919. Corporal Johnstone attended the Arlington high school for three and a half years before enlisting for the war.
Colin H. Johnstone, Arlington Born 31 Jan 1888, at Toronto, Canada. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Johnstone, Arlington. Private Johnstone enlisted in the Air Service in Jul, 1918, and had completed his training for overseas and was at Pensacola FL. When the Armistice was signed. A thorough search of all records gathered in ten months work reveals that only one other family in Snohomish County had five sons in the service. That was the Morse family in Snohomish. In addition to having five sons in the service Mr. and Mrs. Johnston's son in law E. Kennedy Miller of Salem, OR. was a Y.M.C.A. secretary at Rome, Italy. Both Mr. and Mrs. Johnstone were ardent war-workers during the period of hostilities.
Lieut. Malcom Maclaren Johnstone, Arlington Born 3 Sep 1892, at Savannah GA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Johnstone, Arlington. First Lieutenant Johnstone was one of the popular young men of Snohomish county who lost their lives in France. He was killed while serving with Co. D., 2d Engineers, 2d Division, in the Chateau-Thierry front on 3 Jun 1918. His company moved into action on 2d June, and on the following day a fragment of a high explosive shell instantly killed Lieutenant Johnston [sic]. Captain Chisholm, his commanding officer, was with him at the time but escaped injury. In speaking of the Snohomish county officer, Captain Chisholm said "No officer of our splendid regiment was more popular with both officers and men." Lieutenant Johnstone enlisted in the Army 15 Aug 1917. He graduated from the Stadium high school at Tacoma in 1912, and was a student at the University of Oregon and Columbia University.
Gunner's Mate Norman S. Johnstone, Arlington Born at Yale, B.C., 30 May 1894. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Johnstone, Arlington. He enlisted in the U.S. Navy in Feb 1918, being the only member of the five service men of the family who chose the Navy. He was sent to the Great Lakes Naval Training Station, and served on Subchaser 413, later being sent to the Navy Yard at Philadelphia for duty. Gunner's mate first class. He attended the Arlington high school for over three years.
Robert V. Johnstone, Arlington Born at Arrow Head, B.C. 14 Feb 1898. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Johnstone, Arlington. Private Johnstone enlisted in the 5th Co., 14 Jan 1917. He was sent to Butte with 6th Co., for guard duty and upon returning to Fort Casey was assigned to Batt. D. 63d Art., C.A.C., for duty in France. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919. Private, first class. Private Johnstone is a former Arlington high school student.
Andrew Jones, Machias Born 13 Nov 1893 at Huron NY. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Jones, Snohomish, R. F. D. 4. Enlisted at Seattle 12 Dec 1917 and sent to Fort Lawton and later to Kelly Field. Attended Balloon School at Omaha, and went to France with the 35th Balloon Co. Arrived in France 5 Nov 1918, sailing from Newport News. Brother of Private Luther Jones of the 27th Aero Squadron, A. E. F.
Charles D. Jones, Mukilteo Born 6 Dec 1895, at Woodburn OR. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Jones, Mukilteo. Enlisted 25 Mar 1916, in 5th Co. Oregon C.A.. Transferred to Batt. C, 69th Art. on 22 May 1918. Transferred to 27th Co. 166th D. B. 28 Feb 1919, and discharged at Camp Lewis, 15 Mar 1919. Was in France from 15 Aug 1918 to 18 Feb 1919. Graduated from Tenino WA high school in 1915. Attended Albany College 1917. 834,051.
Earl L. Jones, Everett U.S.S. Pittsburg, U.S. Navy.
Floyd Jones, Everett Signal Corps.
Gay L. Jones, Snohomish Born 18 Sep 1895 at Snohomish. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Jones, Snohomish. Private Jones entered Camp Lewis 25 May 1918, and became a member of Co. E, 361st Inf., 91st Div. He was in reserve with the 91st Div. at St. Mihiel and went into action in the Meuse-Argonne 26 Sep. On the fourth day of the battle, 29 Sep. Private Jones was killed. He was buried in the Commune of Serges. 2,785,417. He was the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Jones.
Grant Jones, Snohomish Born at Sulton, Canada. Entered the service from Snohomish 5 Sep 1918 at the age of 21 yrs. He served in the 47th Co., 166th D. B., at Camp Lewis until 16 Oct when he was assigned to Co. B, 62d Inf. Discharged at Camp Lewis 14 Feb 1919, out of the 2d Co., 166th D. B. 4,711,310. Private, 1st class.
Harlan, Jones, Everett Born 15 Sep 1898 at Coro OH. Son of J.E. Jones Bakersville CA, and nephew of Mrs. Edward P. White, 604 Baker Ave. Enlisted 4 Apr 1918 at Everett in 12th Co. On 11 Oct 1917, he was transferred to 7th Co. WA C.A. for guard duty at Butte. On 19th Nov. he was transferred back to the 12th Co. and to Batt. F, 65th Art. on 27 Dec. 1917. He accompanied the 65th Art. to France and was in action with that unit. He was in the Mousson sector from 1st Nov. to 11th. Private, first class. Discharged 28 Feb 1919 at Camp Lewis. While in France he attended the Telephone and Buzzer School at Limonges, and was made a lineman for battery. Attended the Everett high school for two years.
John Jones, Everett Born 12 Nov 1892 at Everett. Son of Mrs. Martha Jones, 3202 Cedar St. He entered the service 25 Jul 1918 at Camp Lewis being assigned to the Infantry of the 13th Div. Discharged 24 Jan 1919.
Sergt. Lester T. Jones, Everett Born at Rhinelander WI, 25 Sep 1894. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones, 3419 Oakes Ave. Sergeant Jones enlisted in the Air Service 25 Aug 1917. On 30 Aug he was transferred from Fort George Wright, Spokane to Kelly Field TX and placed in the 130th Aero Sqdn. 1 Feb 1918. He was transferred to the 649th Aero Sqdn. at Camp Morrison VA, for service in France. On 1 Aug 1918 he was sent to the French Flying School at Chateauroux, Indre, and on 1 Nov to the American Flying School at Issoudun. On 7 Dec 1918 he was transferred to the 1st Air Service Casual Co. for transportation to the US. Discharged at Fort D. A. Russell, WY, 15 May 1919. 2,349,756. Made sergeant first class 10 Sep 1917. Sergeant Jones graduated Everett High School in 1915, and later attended the U. of Montana. He played on the high school football team 3 years and was a member of the state championship teams produced by Coach Bagshaw.
Private Luther M. Jones, Machias Born 28 Sep 1892, at Huron NY. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Jones, Snohomish R. F. D. 4. Enlisted in Everett 13 Nov 1917 in the Aviation service, and sent to Fort Lawton, then to Kelly Field. Transferred from the 167th Aero Squadron to 27th Aero Squadron, and left New York 31 Jan 1918, for England. Served in France with the 27th. The 27th Aero Squadron was a part of the First Pursuit Group, of which Quentin Roosevelt was a member. The 27th was commanded by major J. E. Hartney and later by Lieut. Alfred A. Grant. It had 30 officers and 190 men and during September 1918 had the ace of aces. This was Second Lieut. Frank Luke Jr., who had 18 enemy places to his credit at that time. 1st Lieut. Donald Hudson had 6, 1st Leiut. Joseph McArthur, later reported missing in action, 5. "out of Control: was an interesting paper published by the First Pursuit Group. Private Jones reached New York 19 Mar 1919 on his return trip. He was in the Meuse-Argonne offensive, from 15 Oct to 11 Nov 1918. Discharged 2 Apr 1919 at Camp Lewis. 252,792
M.F. Jones, Mukilteo Served in France as a member of Co. G, 361st Inf., 91st Div.
R.A. Jones, Mukilteo Member of Co. E, 117th Engineers, A.E.F.
Ronald M. Jones, Arlington Born 3 Nov 1896 at Arlington. Son of Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Jones of Arlington Enlisted in 5th Co. 10 Apr 1917. Upon the organization of the 65th Art. at Fort Casey, Private Jones was placed in Battery F. He accompanied the 65th Reg't to France and was in action with his reg't. He was discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Feb 1919. Wife Elvina Jones. Private Jones accepted a position in Everett after receiving his discharge.
Cook Adrian P. Jongenell, Everett Born 1 Oct 1886, in the Netherlands. Entered the service 3 Oct 1917, and became a member of the 161st Inf., 41st Div. He left for France 12 Dec 1917, and served with the 41st Div. as a cook during the time of its service in France. Discharged 8 May 1919. 75,358.
Charles W. Jordan Everett Born 14 1890 at Nahma MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jordan, 2726 Cedar St. Wife, Mary I. Jordan. Entered the service 14 Sep 1918, going to Camp Lewis. On September 28th he was transferred from the 55th Co., 166th D. B. at that camp to Hqrs. Co., 8th Am. Tr., 8th Div. Camp Fremont. Arrived at Camp Mills 14 Oct and at Camp Lee on 25 Nov. Discharged at Camp Lee on 16 Dec 1918. Private first class. Graduated from the Everett high school in 1909 and was admitted to practice law in Washington in 1915. He was secretary of the Riverside Commercial Club prior to entering the service, and secretary of the Snohomish County Bar Association. Private Jordan was elected as finance officer of Earl Faulkner Post No. 6 in Jul 1919.
Antone F. Jorgensen, Everett Born 20 Jan 1895, at Grand Rapids MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A.T. Jorgensen, 1830 Summit. Enlisted at Fort Lawton 12 Dec 1917, in the Air Service. Trained at San Antonio and Kelly Field. Became a member of the 34th Balloon Squadron 18 Aug 1918, and served in France with that company. Was with the A.E.F. from 20 Oct 1918., to 20 Mar 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis 3 Apr 1919. 1,082,436. Private, first class.
Fred Jorgensen, Everett Air Service, U.S. Army.
Corp. Everett L. Josh, Pinehurst Born 18th Apr 1887, in N.D. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Josh, Pinehurst. Corporal Joseph entered Camp Lewis 5 Oct 1917, and went to France in Co. G., 361st Inf, 91st Division. He was made a corporal 9 Jul 1918.
Sergt. John Joy, Everett Born 22 Dec 1896 in Italy. Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Joh, 2231 Fulton St. Entered Camp Lewis 19 Sep 1917 and became a member of Co. B, 361st Inf., 91st Div. Was with the 91st in its operations in France until 23d Oct, when he was put out of action by mustard gas, which affected his left lung. At Brest, he was transferred to casual camp no 35, and left there 15 Jan arriving at Boston 23 Jan 1919. Discharged 5 Feb 1919 at Camp Sherman. 2,256,902.
Corp. James B. Julian, Everett Born 18 Nov. 1895, at Uniontown, Kansas. Wife, Letha Foland Julian , 3315 Lombard Ave. Enlisted 14 June 1918, sent to the Training Detachment at W.S.C. Pullman, and was there until August 13th, when he was transferred to Fort Leavenworth and placed in Co. A., 1st. Tr. Bn. S.A.T.C. on October 31st. He was in Co. A. , 223d Field Bn. , Signal Corps at Camp Meade, from Nov 9, 1918, until 10 Jan. 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis 3 Feb. 1919. 3,424,822. Made corporal 1 Dec. 1918. Residence 3409 Broadway. He is associated with the Everett Broadway Candy Company.
Quartermaster Everett Fred J. Jurges, Born 7 Jul 1900, at Boise ID. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Jurges, 2132 East Grand. Enlisted in the US Navy at Bremerton. 17 May 1917., before his seventeenth birthday. He left Bremerton 14 Jan 1918, for New York, via the Panama Canal, and arrived in New York 10 Feb 1918. His trip from Bremerton to New York was made on the Great Northern. On 24th Feb he was assigned to the U.S.S. Delaware, and was on this ship during the period of war on patrol duty in the North Sea. On 17 Jul 1919, he was transferred from the Delaware. His four year enlistment does not expire until 11 May 1921. Rating Quartermaster, 3d class.
Carl Joseph Kaasen, Everett Born at Glenwood City WI, 27 Jul 1898. Son of S. A. Kaasen, 2206 Harrison Ave. Enlisted in the U.S.M.C. at Yakima, 19 Aug 1918. He was discharged at Mare Island 16 Mar 1919. Brother of Corporal Edwin Kaasen, U.S.M.C.
Corp. Edwin Kaasen, Everett Born at Glenwood City WI, 22 Nov 1894. Son of S. A. Kaasen, 2206 Harrison Ave. Enlisted in the U. S. Marine Corps in Everett 4 Jun 1917. On 22 Sep 1917 he was transferred from Mare Island to San Diego and on 17 Nov 1917 from San Diego to Quantico VA. On 7 Dec he was sent to Brooklyn NY; and on 15 Feb 1918 to Iona Island. On 18 Jan 1919 he was sent to the Virgin Islands and on 20 Aug 1919 was at the Charleston Navy Yards awaiting his discharge. He was a member of the 102d Co. Brother of Carl Joseph Kaasen.
Preston C. Kane, Everett Born in Chipewa MI. He enlisted in the Naval Militia at Everett 10 Jun 1916, at the age of 19 yrs. On 7 Apr 1917 he was mustered into federal service and left Bremerton on the U.S.S. South Dakota.
Ainer Kanekkeberg, Bothell Born at Hardanger, Norway. Entered the Service 5 Sept 1918, from Snohomish, at the age of 21 years and became a member of Batt. C. 27th Art. C.A.C. Transferred to Camp Lewis and discharged through the 166th D.B. 4 Jan.. 1919.4,711,226. Brother of George Kanekkeberg and Severt Kanekkeberg, 39th Field Artillery.
George Kanekkeberg, Bothell Born in Hardanger, Norway. Inducted into Camp Lewis 5 Nov 1917, at the age of 24 years 2 months. After serving a new days in 43d Co., 166th D. B., was transferred to Co. L, 162 Inf. After reaching France was transferred to Co. C, 101st Inf., 26th Div. on 3 Jul 1918. Was in the Chateau-Thierry battle, 8 Jul - 25 Jul; Argonne, 15 Sep - 10 Nov; he received a machine-gun bullet wound in the neck and back. Discharged at Camp Lewis 27 Mar 1919. 80,297. Brother of Ainer Kanekkeberg and severt K. Kankkeberg.
Lars Kanekkeberg, Bothell Born 4 Dec 1896 at Home Valley Parents Mr. and Mrs.. J. Kanekkeberg, Bothell .R.F.D. Enlisted in the Navy 3 July 1918, at Seattle, and was placed in 13th Co. University of Washington Training Station, U.S.N.F. Seaman, 2d class. Released 15 Feb. 1919. Served in Co. M. previous to his enlistment in the Navy. Adolph Kanekkeberg, a brother, served in the Merchant Marine.
Severt Kanekkeberg, Bothell Born in Bergen, Norway. Entered Camp Lewis through Snohomish 24 July 1918, at the age of 25 years. Transferred from 36th Co., 166th D. B. 15th Aug to the Supply Co. 39th Field Artillery. Discharged at Camp Lewis 20 Feb 1919. 3,651,653. Brother of George Kanekkeberg and Ainer Kanekkeberg, 27th Art. C.A.C.
Lieut. William C. Kantner, Everett Son of Rev. and Mrs. W.C. Kantner, 1531 Rucker Ave. Lieutenant Kantner entered the Army with the rank of first Lieutenant in Base Hospital Unit No. 50 on 1 May 1918. He went from Seattle to Camp Kearny , and was also at San Diego Palo Alto, and Camp Fremont before leaving for France. He died of heart failure at Mesves, France, 18 Sep 1918. Lieutenant Kantner received his high school education at Salem, Oregon; and his medical training at Portland. He is also survived by his wife, Mrs. Nell Kantner.
George Karanson, Everett Born at Drestina, Greece. Private Karanson entered the service from Everett, 24 Jul 1918, at the age of 23 years 9 months. He served as a 1st class private in Co. C, 13th Infantry. Discharged at Camp Lewis 15 Jul 1919. 3,650,328.
George Karanson, Everett Private first class, 138th Inf. Reached Camp Lewis 13 Jul 1919 in a casual detachment for discharge.
Gust J. Kassionas, Everett Born 25 Mar 1888, in Elpalion, Greece. Entered the service 18 Jan 1918 at Vancouver Barracks in the Aviation Section, Signal Corps. He was trained at Camp Greene, Kelly Field, Vancouver Barracks, South Bend and back again to Vancouver Barracks. Discharged 30 Dec 1918 out of the 56th Spruce Sqdn. A.S.A.P. 869,977.
Zeno B. Katterle, Sultan Born 25 Mar 1900 at Sultan. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Katterle of Sultan. Enlisted on 15 Feb 1918 before his 18th birthday in the Air Service. The first unit he served with was the 18th Balloon Co. and during the period of his service he was in the 15th Balloon Co., the 62nd Balloon Co., and the 49th Balloon Co. Discharged 15 Dec 1918. Former Sultan high school student
Zeno B. Katterle, Sultan Born at Sultan. Entered the service 15 Feb 1918 at Aberdeen at the age of 18 yrs. He served in the 49th Balloon Co., A.S.A. Discharged 13 Dec 1918 at the Air Service Depot, Morrison VA. Cook. 1,083,242.
Clarence K. Kearn, Everett Born at Seattle. Private Kearn became a member of the Army 4 Oct 1917 at the age of 28 years. He served as a member of Co. A, 25th Bn., U.S. Guards, and was discharged at Camp Lewis 14 Jan 1919, through the 27th Co., 166th D. B. 1,443,814.
Ralph Keaton, Snohomish U.S.N.R.F.
Robert M. Keefe, Snohomish Born 18 Dec 1899 at Tacoma. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Keefe, 212 Ave. D, Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co., 11 May 1916, and went to Fort Casey when that unit was ordered into service. after a brief period at Butte in 6th Co., W.C.A. he was transferred to Batt. B, 63d Art. On 9 Jan 1918 he was transferred Hqrs Co., 63d Art., and went with his regiment to France. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919. Private, 1st class. He attended the Snohomish high school 3 years.
George Keenan, East Stanwood Born 24 Mar 1897. Son of Mr. and Mrs. James Keenan, R.F.D. 2, East Stanwood. Enlisted in the Navy at Bremerton, 9 Apr 1917. Was assigned to the U.S.S. New Orleans, one of our ships used in convoying troops to France. In Jul 1919 he was still serving on this ship in the Philippine Islands. He enlisted for a period of 4 yrs.
Robert Henry Kelley, Monroe Born 27 July 1895, at Worthing SD. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Kelley, Cedar Spring Farm, Monroe. Enlisted in the Navy, 1 July, 1918, and served in the Receiving Ship Band, Puget Sound Naval Yard. Musician, 2d class. Released 20 Dec., 1918, at Bremerton. Musician Kelley graduated from the Monroe high school in 1914.
Charles Leroy Kelly, Everett Private Kelly was one of the American Soldiers who lost their lives with the famous Second Div. at Chateau-Thierry, while fight with the Marines. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Kelly, R. F. D. 1, Everett, and was born at Valentine NE, 24 May 1893. He enlisted in the Marine Corps 7 May 1917 and after training at Mare Island for three months was sent to Quantico. From there he went overseas 23 Jan 1918 and went into action with the 78th Co., 6th marines, 2d Fiv. He was killed 19 Jul 1918.
Francis G. Kelly, Everett Born at Hamilton, Canada, 8 Aug 1874. Wife, Alvada Kelly. Mr. Kelly served in Co. M, 3d Wash. Inf. N.G., until he went to Camp Lewis 21 May 1918, as a member of the Y.M.C.A. He was assigned to meet in-coming troop trains to instruct the men regarding entering the Camp. He also accompanied trains to other stations. going as far as New York. Having had previous experience in the undertaking business he was pressed into service at Camp Lewis during the Spanish influenza; and he and other assistants embalmed over 320 bodies in 12 days and nights. Upon his release from the Y.M.C.A. service he moved to Bellingham.
Louis M. Kelly, Everett Born 27 Aug 1897 at Menominee MI. Son of Mrs. Mathel C. Kelly, 2223 Grand Ave. Enlisted 1 Jun 1918 at Fort Lawton in the Medical Corps. He left 1 Oct 1918 for Siberia as a member of the Medical Corps, and served with the American Forces in Siberia.
Russell Kelso, Snohomish Born at Belville KS. Entered the service 27 Jun 1918 at the age of 29 years. He served in the A.E.F. 8 Jul 1918 to 16 Dec 1918. He was a member of Co. D, 126th Inf. He was at the front near Verdun and was wounded by a high explosive in the thigh and right ear. Discharged 16 Jan 1919. 3,141,709. Private Kelso is entitled to one blue service chevron and one wound chevron.
Ben F. Kendrick, Everett 159th Inf.
Corp. James G. Kenna, Everett Born 11 Jul 1892, at Deerrisen, MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenna , 1902 Highland. Enlisted in the Air Service at Fort Lawton, 5 Dec 1917. Trained at Kelly Field and Wilbur Wright Field. Sailed for overseas 27 June 1918. He was a member of 257th and 360th Aero Sqdns. Corporal Kenna accompanied the Army of Occupation to Germany.
Private William F. Kennaugh, Everett Born in England. Served eight and one-half mos. in the Q.M.C., as a member of Bakery Co. 338.
Edward D. Kennedy, Everett Born at Minneapolis, Minn. Served for two mos. in the Coast Art. and was a member of the 41st Co. P.S., C.A.C., at Ft. Worden.
Thomas L. Kennedy, Everett Medical Corps, U.S. Army.
William Kennedy, Everett 103d Sqd., A.S.A.P.
James C. Kernan, Snohomish Machine Gun Co., 157th Inf.
Lieut. Edgar C. Kester, San Jose CA Born 28 Sep 1893 at Fairfield IL. Son of the late Mr. A. A. Kester and Antoniette E. Kester, Everett. He received a commission as Second Lieutenant of Infantry, 28 Apr 1917, and entered the Presidio of San Francisco 23 May. On 15 Aug, he was sent to Camp Lewis and on 35 Jun left for Hoboken; left 5 Jul for Glasgow, Scotland, arriving 17 Jul; on 23 Jul he went to Cherbourg, France; to Mandres 1 Aug. He was with the 363d Inf. 91st Div. He was in reserve at St. Mihiel 12 Sep, and 20 Sep went into the Argonne-Meuse sector. He went into action with the 91st 26 Sep, and was wounded in the left side the following day by a piece of high explosive shell. He was evacuated to Base Hospital No. 42 and later to Base Hospital No. 26. On 23 Dec he was discharged from the hospital and rejoined his regiment 12 Jan 1919, in the Le Mans sector. On 17 Mar he left for St. Nazaire and embarked for the United States the following day on the U.S.T. Liberator arriving at New York 2 Apr. Promoted to first lieutenant 25 Apr 1918. Graduated from the Everett High school in 1912 and from Stanford University in 1917, with the degree of A.B.
Thomas J. Kesterson, Arlington Served with the Canadian forces in France, and was wounded in action, losing the sight of one eye. Discharged from the service in Mar 1918.
Albert A. Ketchum, Pinehurst Born 20 June 1900 at Harrison ID. Enlisted in the Medical Department of the Navy 7 Mar 1919, and was sent to the Naval Training School at Mare Island.
Russell Erwin Ketchum, Everett Born at Ever in March 1897. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ketchum of Mt Verono. Enlisted 1 Jun 1916 in the Washington Naval Militia, which became the National Naval Volunteers on 15 Feb 1917. He served on the U.S.S. South Dakota, and was released to inactive duty 10 Jan 1919. Rating, seaman, 2d class.
Walter A. Ketchum, Everett Served in France as a member of Bakery Co. No. 348 Brother of Russell Erwn Ketchum, U.S.N.
Rev. W.L. Killian, Snohomish Born 27 Apr 1877, in Pickens County, SC. Son of F Mr. and Mrs. Elbert L.Killian, Mabton. Wife, Edith L.Killian, Rev. Killian gave up his work as pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Snohomish to enter the Y.M.C.A .service 1 May 1918. He was assigned to Camp Lewis as religious work secretary in Building No. 3. On 23d July he was transferred to Bremerton as camp religious work director; and on 1st December was made camp general secretary in the Bremerton Navy Yards. Rev. Killian attended Emory and Henry College from 1898 to 1902. He will resume his pastorate at Snohomish upon completing his Y.M.C.A. service. Before entering the Y.M.C.A. work. Rev. Killian was an active war worker in Snohomish county , and generously gave his time and efforts whenever they could be of service.
Francis M. Kinch, Snohomish Born 26 Jul 1898, at Twin Brooks SD. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kinch, R.F.D. 2, Snohomish. Enlisted 1 Apr 1917, in 5th Co. Was transferred to Batt. D, 63d Art., 20 Dec 1917, at Ft. Casey and sailed from the US 14 Jul 1918 with the 63d. Arrived in the US from France, 26 Feb 1919, and was discharged 21 Mar 1919, at Camp Lewis. 1st class gunner, 22 Mar 1918. 829,317.
Bugler Sigurd E. Kines, Everett Born 6 Mar 1896, at Buckenrich ND. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Kines, 2914 Maple St. Entered Camp Lewis 3 Nov 1917. He was transferred from Camp Lewis and served in France with the 32d Div. Bugler Kines was in action on the Vesle River and around Soissons and Juvigny Plateau. He was discharged 15 April 1919. 2,277,542.
Smith Kines, Everett Born 26 Nov 1893, in Chippewa County, MN. Entered Camp Lewis 2 Nov. 1917, and served in the 166th D.B., until discharged 16 Nov. 1917, on S.C.D. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Kines, 2914 Maple St. Brother of Bugler Sigurd E. Kines.
Edward Law King, Everett Born 31 Dec 1896 at South Stillwater MN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter King, 2818 Everett Ave. He enlisted in California on 5 Jun 1918 in the U.S.M.C. and served in France as a member of the 102d Co., 2d Div.
Private Guthrie B. King, Everett Born at Sumas. Served in the Cost Artillery for eleven mos. and his last assignment was to Batt. C, 45th Regt.
Lieut. Harold B. King, Everett Born 5 Feb 1896 at Colfax IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. King, 3218 Norton Ave. Lieut King entered Camp Lewis as a private 4 Oct 1917, becoming a member of 5th Co., 2d Bn., D. B. He left Camp Lewis for Camp Mills 5 Nov 1917 and was placed in Co. D, 161st Inf., 41st Div. He reached Brest 27 Dec and went to Is-sur-Tille, where he worked on the immense warehouses and on railroad construction. On 9 Mar 1918 he was transferred from the Infantry to the Quartermaster Corps, and was placed in the Motor Transport Corps. He was promoted to sergeant 16 May and on 12 Nov 1918 received his commission as a 2d Lieutenant. He was still in France the latter part of Aug 1919. Lieutenant King graduated from the Everett high school 1917 and in the fall of 1915 opened a stationary business in Everett with Perry M. Black.
Maxime C. King, Snohomish Served in the U.S.N.R.F. from 20 Jul. 1918, to 14 Dec. 1918.
George Kingman, Monroe 99th Co., U.S. Marine Corps.
Harry Kingman, Monroe Served 10 mos. overseas in Co. A, 16th Inf.
Judson S. Kinney, Everett Born at Castleton ND. Entered the service from Everett 23 Jun 1918 at the age of 30 yrs, and placed in 38th Co., 166th D. B. at Camp Lewis. Transferred to the 9th dep. Bn. S. C.; to Camp 1, R.D. Bn. S. C.; to Co. C, 113th F. S. Bn. He served in France with the 113th F. S. Bn. 4 Sep 1918 to 6 May 1919 returning from France with Casual Co. 3. Discharged 23 May 1919 at Camp Lewis. 3,133,463. The 113th F. S. Bn. was a part of the 38th Div.
Frank C. Kinney. Arlington Born 18 Oct 1896. Son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Kinney, Waterman. Enlisted 17 Jul 1915, in 5th Co. at Snohomish, and after that company was mustered into federal service, was transferred to Batt. D, 53d Art., with which regiment he served in France. Wagoner. Discharged 21 Mar 1919, at Camp Lewis. 829,319. He is a brother of Arthur H. Kinney of Kenney Bros. and Sipprell of Everett, who was a member of Co. M, 3d Wash. Inf., N.G. during the war.
Lieut. Z.B. Kinzey, Sultan Served in France with the Air Service, U.S. Army.
Jesse A. Kirby, Everett Co. D, 121st Machine Gun Bn. Gassed and wounded in action in France.
Lieut. William M. Kirby, Everett Born at St. Joseph, Missouri. Served twenty mos. and four dys in the field artillery and was assigned to the 335th F.A. and to the 3d Regt., F.A.R.D., Camp Zachary Taylor. Discharged 21 Jan. 1919.
Albert H. Kirstein, Everett Served on the U.S.S. West Alsek.
Gustav Kirstein, Startup Born at Jetomer, Norway. Private Kirstein was inducted into the service at Snohomish 25 May 1918, at the age of 25 years and served as a member of Co. E, 361st Inf. While in action with the 91st Div. he was shell shocked. Discharged 13 Feb 1919. 2,785,486.
Leonard Kirstein, Startup Born at Wentworth SD. Private Kirstein entered the service 23 Jun 1918 from Snohomish at the age of 24 yrs. He served in the Utilities Detachment, Q.M.C. and was discharged 25 Jan 1919 at Camp Fremont. Private 1st class. 3,133,660.
Corp. Hugh L. Kiser, Everett Served two years in the Army and went to France as a member of Co., M, 161st Inf. Age at enlistment, 20 yrs.
Joseph F. Klaus, Granite Falls Born at Springfield IL. Entered the army 2 Nov 1917 through Arlington, at the age of 29 yrs 7 mos. He served in Co. F, 157th Inf. until 6 Jul 1918 when he was transferred to Co. G, 162d Inf., with which he served until 27 Sep 1918. He was then transferred to Co. G, 358th Inf., with which he served until discharged. He left the US for France 31 Aug 1918. Was in the St. Mihiel battle 12 to 16 Sep 1918 and in the Meuse-Argonne 22 Oct to 11 Nov 1918. Was also in the Army of Occupation in Luxemburg. Arrived in the US 7 June 1919 and was discharged at Camp Lewis 19 June. 2,277,430.
William T. Kline, Arlington Born 29 May 1893 at Wichita KS. Son of Mrs. Hans Bertilson, Arlington. He entered the service 17 Jul 1917 at Camp Murray became a member of Co. M, 161st Inf., 41st and went to France with the Sunset Div. Arrived from France at Hoboken with Casual Co. 248; and left Camp Merritt on 20 Mar 1919 for Camp Lewis. Arrived at Camp Lewis 26 Mar. Discharged 28 Mar 1919. 77,307.
E.L. Knapp, Everett Boatswain, U.S. Navy.
George Elvin Knapp, Everett Born 21 Nov 1897, at Auburn KS. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Knapp, 1118 Colby Ave. Enlisted in the Naval Militia at Everett 4 May ,1916, and was mustered into Federal service 7 April 1917, to go aboard the U.S.S. South Dakota. Released 7 March, 1919. Former Everett High School student.
Wesley La Verne Knapp, Everett Born at Grand Rapids MI. Private Knapp entered the service 14 Jun 1918 at Seattle at the age of 23 yrs. He served as a member of Co. B, 620th Field Signal Bn. Made private 1st class, 1 Nov 1918. Discharged at Camp Sherman OH, 14 Dec 1918. 3,424,825. Private Knapp had served in the navy previous to entering the army.
Chief Boatswains Mate Earl L. Knapp. Everett Born 17 Mar. 1888. Enlisted in the Navy 16 Jul. 1918.
Cecil B. Knight, Forest Glade Born 18 July 1897, at Philips, Wis. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius K. Knight, R.F.D. 4, Snohomish. Served in Co. M. in Everett for several months prior to enlisting at Ft. Lawton, 9 August 1918. From there he was transferred to Camp Harry J. Jones and placed in Troop L., 1st U.S. Cavalry. Discharged 20 Jan. 1919, at Camp Harry J. Jones.
Regimental Sergt. Major, Everett Harry F. Knight, Born 7 Oct, 1889, at Carthage MO. Son of Mrs. Ida Knight, 3123 Oakes, Wife, Lisette, Bergeret Knight. Enlisted 15 Oct. 1917, at San Jose, Cal., and became a member of Co. C., 26th Engrs. He was with the .A.E.F. from 30 Mar 1918, to 13 Mar 1919. Made Corporal, 1 Jan 1918; sergeant 1 Feb. 1918.; first sergeant 1 Mar. 1918; regimental sergeant. He was in the Meuse-Argonne offensive from Oct 7th to Nov 11th and was in the Army of occupation from Nov 17th to 19 Dec 1918. Discharged 21 Mar 1919. While in France, Sergt. Major Knight was married to Madamoselle Lisette Bergeret, of Paris. The marriage ceremony was performed by Mayor L. Magnien, at Verdun, 29 Jan 1919 1,768, 568.
Sergt. Joseph C. Knott, Monroe Born 26 May 1893 at Tipton IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton J. Knott, Monroe. Enlisted 9 Dec 1917 at Spokane while attending WSC. Became a member of the 20th Engrs. (Forestry). Sent from Spokane to Washington, D. C. and left for France in January 1918. Was a member of Co. E, 6th Bn. Was bound for France on the ill-fated Tuscania which was torpedoed by the Germans in February, and he and eighteen others spent the night in a caved-in canvass life boat. The air-tight seats were undamaged, and undoubtedly saved the lives of all nineteen. They were picked up by coast guards and next day landed at Larne, Ireland. They were then sent to Morn Hill Camp, Winchester England, 13 Feb and spent 5 or 6 weeks there and were then sent to Gastets in the timber of southeastern France. During October 1919 many of the 20th Engrs were rushed to the Argonne-Meuse sector as reserves. After the armistice was signed they were returned to their camps in the forest of southwestern France. Landed at NY 28 May 1919 and from Camp Merritt was sent to Camp Lewis for discharge. Martin Baker and Edward Gilliland of Monroe were also member of the 20th Engrs. Graduated from Monroe High School in 1914; attended WSC 2 1/2 years. Discharged 11 June 1919. 250,554.
Samuel R. Knowlton, Getchell Served in the 101st Spruce Sqdn., A.S.A.P.
Thomas A. Knowlton, Getchell Served in the 483d Aero Sqdn., A.E.F.
Melvin C. Knudson, Everett Born at Everett. Son of P. A. Knudson, Dawson, Yukon Territory. Entered Camp Lewis 5 Oct 1917 and became a member of the base hospital. Left for France 9 Oct 1918 and was with the Base Hospital 93 in France.
Harold Knutsen, Stanwood Served in the U.S.N.R.F. Released from active duty 14 Feb 1919 at the U.S. Naval Training Camp, Seattle.
Edwin E. Knutson, Sultan Born 4 Jan 1898, at Tolt. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knutson of Sultan. Entered the service 24 Jun 1918 and became a member of the 40th Div. In France he was transferred to Co. B, 322d Inf., 81st Div. He arrived in France in the middle of August 1918, and was in action with the 81st Div.
John H. Knutson, Sultan Born at Tolt, 8 Jan 1896. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knutson of Sultan. He entered Camp Lewis, 3 Oct 1917, and was placed in Co. G, 361st Inf., 91st Div. Was later transferred to Co. H, 361st Inf. Was in France with the 91st at St. Mihiel, in the Argonne battle and in Belgium in their operations there. Discharged 15 Mar 1919, at Camp Lewis. 225,769.
Louis R. Knutson, Silvana Son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Knutson, Silvana. Enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps, 27 Mar 1918, at Seattle, and was sworn in at Mare Island April 4th. Left Mare Island June 7th for League Island, Philadelphia, where he became a member of the 22d Co., 1st Regt. He was transferred into the 88th Co. , Searchlight Bn., and sailed for France August 21st, arriving at Pauillac, Sept. 11th. He was transferred in France into the Northern Bombing Squadron. Arrived from France 11 December, 1918. Discharged 12 June 1919.
Ralph L. Knutson, Silvana Born 25 Jan 1894 at Silvana. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Knutson, Silvana. Entered the service 25 June 1918, and served in the 33d Spruce Sqdn., A.S.A.P. Discharged 28 Dec 1918, at Vancouver Barracks. 896,872. Brother of Louie R Knutson and Willie S Knutson, who were in the Marine Corps.
Willie S. Knutson, Silvana Born 19 August 1895, at Silvana. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Knutson, Silvana. Enlisted in the U. S. Marine Corps, 27 Mar 1918, at Seattle, with his twin brother, Louie R. Knudson, and was sworn in at Mare Island Island April 4th. He was transferred to League Island June 7th, where he became a member of the 22nd Co. , 1st Regt. He went went to France on the the U.S.S. Newport News June 21st with the 88th Searchlight Bn., and after serving with the Northern Bombing Squadron, returned on the U. S.S. Tenadores. Arrived 15 December 13, 1918. Discharged 31 Jan 1919, at Philadelphia.
Carl I. Kobbervig, Seattle Born 12 Dec 1888 at Rice Lake WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Kobbervig, 2430 Broadway. Entered the service 17 Jan 1918 in the Medical Corps and served at Vancouver Barracks and Portland. Discharged 10 Jan 1919 at Vancouver. Graduated from Rice Lake high school and attended colleges at Keokuk IA and St. Louis. Private Kobbervig was a dentist in Everett for about ten years before moving to Seattle. 887,591.
Matthys H. Koenen, Snohomish District Born at Snohomish. Private Koenen entered Camp Lewis 22 Jul 1918 at the age of 25 yrs 7 mos. He served in the 14th Co., 166th D. B. until 15 Aug when he was transferred to the Headquarters Co., 38th Field Art. On 1 Feb 1919, he was transferred to the Headquarters Co of the 39th Field Art. Discharged 20 Feb 1919 at Camp Lewis. 3,645,350.
John K. Koliers, Everett A.S.A.P.
Henry Korber, Everett Born at Rock Island IL. At the age of 22 yrs he enlisted in the Naval Militia at Everett on 30 May 1916. He left Bremerton on the U.S.S. south Dakota, after being mustered into federal service on 7 Apr 1917.
Joseph J. Koubek, Everett Born 23 Mar 1894 at Plattsmouth NE. Enlisted in the navy 7 Jun 1918. Released 27 Feb 1919 at Bremerton.
Louis Kraetz, Arlington Born at Silvana. Entered the Army 24 July 1918, from Arlington at the age of 22 years and one month. Transferred from Camp Lewis 15 Aug 1918, to Camp Fremont and placed in Co. C. 13th Inf. 8th Division, with which he served until 17 April 1919. Discharged 6 May 1919, at Camp Lewis. Private, first class. 3,648,659.
Charles Krassin, Snohomish Born 11 Nov 1893 at Montevideo MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Krassin, R. F. D. 2, Snohomish. Entered Camp Lewis from Snohomish. 25 Apr 1918 . Transferred from the 2d Bn., 166th D. B.; 20 Apr, to the 8th Co., 166th D. B.; to Hqrs. Co., 364th Inf., 91st Div. 14 Jun, with which company he served in France. Was in France from 12 Jul 1918 to 31 Mar 1919. Was in the St. Mihiel offensive with the 91st in reserve, 12 -13 Sep; Meuse-Argonne, 26 Sep - 4 Oct. Was wounded in action 26 Sep in the right arm. Discharged 7 May 1919 at Camp Lewis 2,291,532. Graduated from the Snohomish high school in June 1914 and attended W.S.C. from sep 1914 - Jun 1917.
Charles H. Krause, Everett Born at Caldonia PA, 12 Aug 1888. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Krause 1812 Broadway. Entered Camp Lewis 29 Mar 1918, and from there was transferred to Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Was a member of Co. A, 138th Engrs. Brother of Raymond B. Krause and George M. Krause. Discharged 3 Dec 1918
Corp. George M. Krause, Everett Born 22 Apr 1894 at Caldonia PA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Krause, 1812 Broadway. Entered the service 7 Oct 1917, and became a member of Hqrs Co., 318th Inf., 80th Div. Was with the 80th in its operations in France and in the Argonne Forest received a machine gun wound in the wrist and a shrapnel wound in the leg. Discharged in June 1919.
Hilbert Otto Krause, Everett Born 2 Mar 1894 at Milwaukee WI. Son of Mrs. Ida Krause, R. F. D. 2, Everett. Entered the service at Snohomish, 2 Aug 1918. Was in the 164th D. B., Camp Lewis, from 5 Aug to 4 Sep; Co. G, 121st Inf., Camp Wheeler, 4 Sep to 4 Oct; and served from 11 Oct to 30 Jan 1919 in Co. F, 331st Inf., 83d Div. Was a member of the A.E.F. from 17 Oct 1918 to 26 Jan 1919. Discharged 18 Feb 1919 at Camp Lewis. 3,974,683
Raymond B. Krause, Everett Born 29 Sep 1902 at Medixrum PA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Krause, 1812 Broadway. Enlisted in the U. S. Navy on 23 Jan 1919, for a period of 4 years. Brother of Charles H. Krause, 138th Engrs. and George M. Krause, 318th Inf. Attended the Everett high school
Stanley H. Krause, Everett Born 24 Mar 1890, near Greenfield WI. Son of Mrs. Ida Krause, R.F.D. 2, Everett. Entered the service 5 Aug 1918, and served in the 13th Inf., 8th Division at Camp Fremont, Camp Mills, and Camp Merritt. Brother of Hilbert Otto Krause of the 83d Division.
Sergt Ernest R. Krentz, Everett Born 16 Feb 1889, at Montague MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Krentz, 25 Pine St. Sergt Krentz left Everett with the first contingent for Camp Lewis and became a member of Co. B, 361st Inf., 91st Div. He was promoted from private to corporal and from corporal to sergeant. During the engagement of the 91st in the Meuse-Argonne, Sergt. Krentz was killed on 3 Oct 1918. His brother, Henry Krentz, was a member of Co. B, 13th Inf.
Henry Krentz, Everett Son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Krentz, 2511 Pine St. Entered Camp Lewis 25 Jul 1918, and was transferred out of the 166th D. B. to Camp Fremont in August and placed in Co. B, 13th Inf., 8th Div. He went to Camp Mills with the 13th Inf. and from there to Brooklyn, ready to sail for France. From Brooklyn was transferred to Camp Merritt and from there to Camp Lewis where he was discharged 26 Mar 1919. Private Krentz is a brother of Sergt. Ernest R. Krentz, Co. B, 361st Inf., 91st Div., who was killed in France 3 Oct 1918.
Ships cook Viggo Krieger, Everett Born 4 May 1888 in Denmark. Wife, Anna M Krieger. Enlisted 14 May 1916 in the Everett Naval Militia, which later became the National Naval Volunteers. He was mustered into federal service on 7 April 1917, and served on the U.S.S. South Dakota. He was transferred to the U.S.N.R.F., in July 1918, and to Pelham Bay Training Station 20 Nov 1918. Ship's cook, 3d class, 1 Jul 1917, and Ship's cook, 3d class, 1 July, 1917, and ship's cook, 2d class, 1 Oct 1918. Released to inactive duty 26 Dec, 1918, at Pelham Bay, New York. Mr. Krieger has managed the Krieger Laundrey Company for the past 8 years, and upon being released from the Navy resumed his former position. He served in Co. K., 2d Wash. Inf. N.G. from 1905 to 1908 and also served in 3d Co. Wash. C.A.R.C. at Everett, from 15 June 1909, until 15 June 1912. He was a sergeant in both Co. K. and 3d Co.
Corp. Nich Krieschel, Snohomish District Born at Cathcart. Private Krieschel entered the service 24 Jul 1918 from Snohomish at the age of 30 yrs. Made corporal 13 Dec 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 31 Jan 1919. 3,651,698.
Mathew S. Krischano, Everett Born 13 Aug 1893 at Weley IA. Son of Mrs. Elizabeth Krischano, 2112 McDougall. Entered Camp Lewis 24 Jul 1918 and became a member of the 249th Ambulance Co., 13th Div. Discharged 24 Feb 1919.
David E. Kropp, Everett Born 30 May 1890 at Argyle MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Kropp, R.F.D. 1, Everett. He entered Camp Lewis 24 Jun 1918 and became a member of Co. E, 1st Inf., 13th Div.
Charles W. Kuhnle, Everett Born 17 Aug 1891, at Menominee MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Kuhnle, 3227 Norton Ave. Private Kuhnle entered the service 2 Nov 1917, and went to France as a member of Co. B. 147th M.G. Bn., 41st Division. In France he was transferred to Co. B., 306th M.G. Bn., 77th Division. He was in the Meuse- Argonne from 26th Sep until the armistice was signed. Discharged at Camp Lewis 22 May 1919.111,742. Attended high school in Everett.
Edward M. Kuhnle, Everett Born 25 Feb 1888, at Menominee WI. Parents Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Kuhnle, 3227 Norton Ave. Reported 21 Oct 1918, from Arlington to Fort Worden, as a member of the October Replacement Troops, C.A.C. Discharged at Fort Worden, 18 Dec 1918. Graduate of the Everett high school. Three brothers, Charles W Kuhnle, John A Kunhle, and Walter H Kuhnle were in the service. 831,557.
Coxswain John A. Kuhnle, Everett Born at Menominee MI. 15 Aug 1899 Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Kuhne 3227 Norton Ave. Enlisted in the Navy 10 Jul 1917 at Bremerton. Coxswain Kuhnle served on the U.S. Subchaser 295; and made a trip to the Atlantic Coast and back by way of the Panama Canal. He was stationed at Charleston, South Carolina, for 8 months and was on a convoy and patrol duty off the coast of South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. Discharged at Bremerton, 13 May 1919. He graduated from Everett high school in 1907 and attended the University of Washington for one year in 1909.
Walter H. Kuhnle, Everett Born at Menominee MI, 6 Jul 1893. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Kuhnle 3227 Norton Ave. Private Kuhnle entered Fort Lewis from Everett 24 May 1918, and went to France with Co. B, 347th M.G. Bn., 91st Division. He was in St. Mihiel in reserve on 26th Sep and 13th; in the Meuse-Argonne 26th Sep to 12 Oct; and in the Ypres-Lys from 30th Oct to 11 Nov 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 9 May 1919. 2,785,830. Attended high school in Everett.
William D. Kurtz, Everett Medical Department, U.S. Army, AK.
Elcel J. Kyes, Everett Born at Washington IL 17 Oct 1891. Enlisted in the Air Service 12 Dec 1917 at Fort Lawton and from there was sent to Kelly Field 20 Feb 1918 and assigned to the 627th Aero Squadron. Transferred to the 246th Aero Squadron Waco TX 2 Jul 1918. Transferred to the 678th Aero Squadron at Dayton OH. 17 Feb 1919 and to the 46th Co. 166th D. B. at Camp Lewis on 3 Apr 1919 through which unit he received his discharge on 4 Apr. From 11 May 1918 until the first of July he was at Camp Greene, NC. 1,083,889.
Leo B. Kyes, Everett Born 27 Jul 1893, at Everett. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kyes, 3218 Kromer Ave. Enlisted 17 May 1917 at Chicago IL and was sent to Jefferson Barracks for a week and then to Fort Bliss TX where he became a member of Batt. A, 5th F. A. He left Fort Bliss 21 Jul 1917, and sailed from Hoboken 30 Jul on the U.S.T. Tenadores, arriving at St. Nazaire 13 Aug. He was at Camp Le Valdahon from 28 Aug to 17 Oct and was on the front line until 20 Nov. From 20 Nov until 17 Jan 1918, he was at Mandares, near Gondricourt; from 19 Jan to 3 Apr he was in the Ansauville sector; went to the Cantigny sector on 3 Apr and was in the Soissons operations of the Marne counter-offensive. In this engagement, Private Kyes received a divisional citation and was recommended for the D. S. C. for keeping communication open for a period of 24 hours, when the entire regiment was depending on his line for communication. From 7 to 24 Aug he was in the Sazerais sector; 12 to 19 Sep, St. Mihiel battle; 24 Sep was evacuated to Base Hospital No. 1 at Vichy, where he remained until 27 Jan 1919 on account of being gassed. Sent to St. Aignan 28 Jan 1919 and attached to Casual Co. 1465 (IL), He left 19 Feb for Brest and left there on the U.S.S. George Washington 16 Mar 1919, arriving in New York 25 Mar. and was sent to Camp Merritt. He left Camp Merritt 1 Apr for Camp Grant, where he was discharged 8 Apr 1919. Private, 1st class.
Harold La Ville, Monroe U.S. Marine Corps. Cuba
Private Harold W. La Ville, Monroe Served in the Marine Corps and was a member of the 3d Provisional Brigade Head quarters Detachment. Discharged 4 Jan. 1919. Born Newberry, Michigan. Age at enlistment 18.
Charles Labeau, Mukilteo Born 3 August 1892, at Menominee, Mich. Son of Alexander Labeau, Mukilteo. Entered the service in 2d Co. 166th D.B. Discharged 12 Feb. 1918, at Camp Lewis on S.C.D.
Robert Lafavans, Sultan Served in the U.S.N.R.F. Released from the Armed Draft Detail in New York 6 Dec 1918.
Robert Lafavour, Sultan Served in the U.S.N.R.F. Released from active duty 6 Dec 1918 at the Navy Yard at New York.
Paul Lafevre, Everett Private Lafevre served for eight months in an infantry unit, 32d Division. He was discharged 9 Mar 1919.
Ralph A. Lalonde, Everett Born at Cloquet MN. Entered the service 29 Jul 1918 at the age of 31 years and served in the Army as a member of the 33d Spruce Squadron. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 28 Dec 1918. 3,416,212.
Levi Lamont, Tulalip Private Lamont was one of the American Indians who served in the 20th Engineers, A.E.F. He was the only Indian from Tulalip who served in that unit. He wife is Lily Lamont and a war baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lamont while he was in France. Their son was born 16 Mar 1918.
Lilburn Andrew Lampley, Arlington District Born at Middletown CA. Entered the service through Arlington 15 Oct 1918 at the age of 20 yrs. He served in the S.A.T.C. at WSC, Pullman, until discharged there 18 Dec 1918. 5,203,860.
Machinists Mate Everett David F. Lampman, Born 27 Oct 1894, at Shell Lake, WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lampman 3411 Lombard Ave. Enlisted in the US Navy 9 June 1917, at Bremerton and became a member of the crew of the Subchaser 288. Machinists Mate 1st Class. Brother of Frank H Lampman of the 39th F.A. Former Everett high school student.
Frank H. Lampman, Everett Born 19 Mar 1891, at Shell Lake, WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lampman, 3411 Lombard Ave. Reported at Camp Lewis 25 Jul 1918, and became a member of Batt. C., 39th F.A., 13th Division, Private, first class. Discharged 20 Feb 1919.3,650,408. Brother of David F. Lampman, who saw service on Subchaser 288.
cook Arthur P. Lancaster, Everett Born at Quincy, Illinois. Cook Lancaster entered the service 22 May 1918, at the age of 26 years and 8 months. He was assigned to Co. M. 44th Infantry, and was discharged at Camp Lewis 14 Feb. 1919, through the 45th Co. 166th D.B. 889,660.
Clarence E. Landers, Everett Born 8 Aug 1896 at Machias WA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Landers, 1817 Lombard Ave. Private Landers entered Camp Lewis 25 Jul 1918. He was transferred to Camp Fremont and placed in Co. K, 8th Inf. in which unit he went to France before the armistice was signed.
Clarence E. Landers, Everett Born 8 Aug 1896, at Machias. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Landers 1817 Lombard. Entered Camp Lewis 25 Jun 1918 and from there he was transferred to Camp Freemont where he became a member of Co. K., 8th Division. He went to France with the 8th Inf., shortly before the armistice was signed.
Lieut. Roland R. Lane, Snohomish Born 12 Nov 1877. Son of Mrs. Susan M. Lane, Sequim. Lieut. Lane was inducted into federal service with 5th Co., 5 Aug 1917, as a first lieutenant. On 2 Jan 1918, he was transferred to the 63d Art., C.A.C., and served in France as an officer of that regiment. On 6 Mar 1919, he was transferred from the 63d Art. and assigned to special duty with the Emergency Employment Committee of the Council of National Defense, under Col. Arthur Woods, Washington, D. C., and stationed at Seattle. Prior to entering the service, Lieut. Lane was superintendent of the Everett Gas Company at Snohomish.
Sergt. M.Lloyd Laney, Edmonds
Born 24 Jun 1892 in Attica KS. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Laney, Edmonds. Sergeant Laney enlisted in the Army at Fort Lawton 14 Nov 1917 and became a member of Co. D, 24th Engineers. this regiment saw service in France with the Second and Third Armies. He was transferred to CAM. Co. No. 7 in Paris and was on detachment service for a time while in Paris. Sergeant, First Class. Discharged at Camp Lewis 31 Mar 1919.
Frank M. Langan, Monroe
Born at Duluth MN. Entered the service at Snohomish, 24 July 1918, at the age of 27 years and 11 months. Served in Co. B., 25th Bn., U.S. Guards. Discharged at Camp Lewis 14 Jan 1919, through the 26th Co. 166th D.B. 3,649,695.
Edward H. Langlois, Bothell
Born at Iron River WI. Entered Camp Lewis 22 Jul 1918 at the age of 28 yrs. Served in Co. H, 76th Inf. 13th Div. Discharged at Camp Lewis 24 Jan 1919. 3,941,753.
Frank H. Langlois, Bothell
Born at Castleman. Entered the A.S.A.P. through Snohomish 29 Jul 1918 at the age of 32 years. Served in the Spruce Sqdn. Discharged 13 Jan 1919 at Vancouver Barracks. 3, 416,068.
Jens P. Langlow, Everett
Born in Aalesund, Norway, 7 Jun 1889, and came to Everett in 1909. He became an American citizen in Jun 1916. On 3, Nov 1917, he entered Camp Lewis in the Q.M.C. From Co. 2, 166th D.B. he was transferred to the Miscellaneous Detachment, Q.M.C and in Sep 1918, made sergeant, 1st class, Q.M.C. Two brothers both of Alaska were in the service. Peter Langlow with the Canadians, and Louis Langlow with the American forces. He was honorably discharged 21 Mar 1919.
Cornelius Langsjoen, Norman
Born at Norman. Entered the service 14 Jun 1918 through Arllington at the age of 27 yrs and 8 mos. Served in Batt. C, 6th Regt., F.A.R.D. Discharged 14 Dec 1917 at Camp Zachary Taylor. 3,424,837.
Nels O. Langsjoen, Norman
Born 12 Jan 1890 Son of Mr. and Mrs. Johannes Langsjoen of Norman. Enlisted in the U.S.M.C. at Seattle 9 Apr 1918 and was sent to Mare Island. From there he was transferred to Galveston TX, 11 Jun 1918. Discharged at Galveston 29 Mar 1919.
Wellington Larabee, Arlington
Born at Shelby MI. Entered the service 25 May 1918 at the age of 28 yrs and became a member of Co. E, 361st Inf. 91st Div. He was in reserve at St. Mihiel, and went into action in the Meuse-Argonne 26 Sep 1918. He received a gun shot wound in the right arm in that battle. Discharged at Camp Lewis 9 Jul 1919. Private, first class. 2,785,480.
Wellington Larabee, Arlington
Co E, 361st Inf., 91st Div.
Vincent Larish, Everett
Born 16 Nov 1986 [sic] at Dubuque IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Larish, 1608 Baker. He entered the service at Spokane, 10 Dec 1917, and served in France as a member of Co. D, 28th Engrs. He attended Gonzaga University for two years before enlisting.
Vincent H. Larish, Everett
Born 16 Nov 1896 at DeBurke IA. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Larish, 1608 Baker Ave. He enlisted 10 Dec 1917 at Spokane went to France in Co D, 28th Engrs. Private 1st class. Former student at Gonzaga U. Spokane.
Herman R. Lark, Arlington
U.S.N.R.F., Seattle.
John A. Larkin, Everett
Born 12 Mar 1897 at Oconto WI. Son of Mrs. Alice Larking, 2730 Pine St. Private Larkin served in the Canadian Engineers with the Canadian Expeditionary Forces. He was a former Everett high school student.
Ships Cook Christian Larsen, Everett
Born in Denmark. Served nine months as a cook in the Navy
Peter Julius Larsen, Edmonds
Born 30 Aug 1887 in Norway. Enlisted in the Navy at Bremerton 20 Mar 1918 in the Engineering Department. He was at the U. S. Naval Training Station at Seattle from 13 Apr 1918 to 22 Jan 1919 when he was discharged. Blacksmith, 1st class. He was married to Miss Edith A. Pierson of Seattle, 20 Apr 1918.
Peter Julius, Larsen, Edmonds
Born in Norway, 30 August, 1887. Wife, Edith A. Larsen. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Larsen who reside in Norway. Entered in the service 20 Mar , 1918, enlisting in the U.S.N.R.F. at Seattle as a blacksmith, second class. He was transferred from Seattle to Bremerton 21 Mar , 1918, and back to the University Training Station at Seattle 13 April 1918. Promoted to blacksmith, first class, 1 June 1918. Released to inactive duty 22 Jan 1919, at Seattle.
Alden R. Larson, Everett
Born 27 Feb 1895, at Buckley. Son of O. Larson, 1601 Rockefeller. Enlisted in the Navy 2 Jun 1917, and served on the Powhaten as a fireman, first class. He made eleven trips across the Atlantic prior to May 1919.
Alfred J. Larson, Edmonds
Born 6 Mar 1884 in Bridgewater SD. Son of L. E. Larson. Enlisted in the Navy 23 Sep 1918. Released from active duty 23 Mar 1919.
Archie H. Larson, Everett
Born at Wolf Creek WI. Entered the service from Everett 4 Aug 1918 at the age of 23 yrs 1 mo. He served as a member of Co. B, 23d M.G. Bn., from 4 Aug 1918 until 30 Jan 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis 20 Feb 1918 out of the 42d Co., 166th D. B. Private, 1st class. 4,270,431
Archie H. Larson, Everett
23d M.G. Bn.
Benjamin H. Larson, Snohomish
Born 3 Mar 1895, at Marysville. Enlisted 14 Jul 1914, in 5th Co. Transferred to Batt. F. 65th Art. at Fort Casey, and served with the 65th in France. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Feb 1919. Graduated from the Snohomish high school. Son of Charles Larson R.F.D. 1, Snohomish
Charles O. Larson, Everett
Born 21 Jun 1892, at Kalkaska MI. Wife, Louise Larson. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Larson, 2019 Virginia Ave. Entered the service 6 Feb 1918, at Everett, and served in the 37th Spruce Sqdn., A.S.A.P., until 12 Dec 1918, when he was discharged at Vancouver Barracks. 864,868. Brother of Elmer G Larson, who served in the same squadron.
Elmer G. Larson, Everett
Born 16 Feb 1894, at Kalkaska, MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Larson 2019 Virginia Ave. Entered the service 6 Feb 1918, at Everett, and served in the 37th Spruce Sqdn. ,A.S.A.P. Discharged 17 Dec 1918, at Vancouver Barracks. 864,870. Brother of Charles O. Larson also of the 37th Spruce Sqdn. A.S.A.P.
Erick Larson, Everett
Born 20 Oct 1894 in Sweden. Entered Camp Lewis 30 June 1918. Transferred from the 166th D.B. into Co. C of the 308th Infantry., 77th Division, and served in France with the "Liberty" Division.
Frank M. Larson, Everett
M.T.O. 702, A.E.F.
Glen Larson, Everett
Born at Rockwell City IA. He became a member of the Naval Militia in Everett 15 May 1916, at the age of 20 years and was mustered into federal service 7 Apr 1917. He left Bremerton on the U.S.S. South Dakota.
Henning V. Larson, Arlington
Born 16 Mar 1895, at Ford MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Larson, Arlington. Enlisted in the Navy, 11 Dec 1917, at Mare Island. Left Mare Island for Hampton Roads 4 Mar 1918 and trained on the U.S.S. Ohio for one month. Left New York in April for convoy duty and was on active service on the Atlantic for 13 months. During that period he was on the U.S.S. Fredericks. Discharged at New York, 9 May 1919. He attended the Arlington high school one year.
John L. Larson, Fortson
U.S. Army, Camp Lewis.
Olof Larson, Everett
U.S. Navy. Served on the U.S.S. Philadelphia.
Oscar Larson, Florence
Born at Florence. Son of Andrew Larson. At the age of 30 years and 4 months entered Camp Lewis from Arlington 26 Apr 1918. Was in the 45th Co. ,166th D.B. Discharged at Camp Lewis 9 Dec 1918. 2,291,621.
Bert Lashua, Everett
Machinist's Mate, U.S Navy.
Edward W. Latie, Everett
Born at Portland OR. 7 Feb 1890. He enlisted 5 Apr 1917, in the Naval Militia at Everett and was mustered into federal service two days later. He left Bremerton on the U, S S South Dakota
Arthur M. Latorer, Everett
Born at Buckington, Quebec. Entered the serve 11 Mar 1918, at the age of 19 yrs. Private Laborer was in the Air Service and attended an aviation school from 13 Mar 1918, to 19 Apr 1918, when he was transferred to the 871st Repair Squadron, with which he served until 12 Aug 1918. He was then transferred to the Air Service Mechanics School Detachment, and was with that unit until 25 Feb 1919. He served in England and France and was a member of the A.E.F. from 22 Sep 1918 to 7 Feb 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis 13 Feb 1919 through the 46th Co., 166th D. B. 881,053.
John J. Laundree, Everett
Born 10 Mar 1888, at Cloquet MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Laundree, 2716 Walnut Ave. He entered Camp Lewis 25 Apr 1918, and became a member of 316th Amm. Tr., 91st Division. He served in France with the " Wild West" Division.
Paul L. Laurent, Arlington District
Born at Muskegon MI. Corporal Laurent became a member of the A.S.A.P. 19 Sep 1917 at the age of 30 yrs. He served as a a member of the 62d Spruce Sqdn. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 24 Dec 1918. 871,502.
Private, first class Grover A. Lazarus, Arlington District
Born at Murdock MN, 26 Dec 1891. Entered the service 2 Nov 1917 from Arlington. He was a member of Co. D, 20th Engineers until 11 Jan 1918 when he was transferred to Co. B, 10th Engineers, with which he served until 9 Nov 1918 when he was transferred to the 33d Co., 20th Engineers. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Feb 1919. Private, 1st class. 172,775. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lazarus, of Tolt. Private Lazarus was attached to the 6th Div. while with the 10th Engrs.
Jules Le Maitre, Snohomish
Born 21 Oct 1894 at Hartford City PA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Pierre L. Le Maitre, R. F. D. 1, Snohomish. Private Le Maitre enlisted in Co. M, 2d Washington Inf., in Aug 1917, and went to France as a member of the 361st Inf. He was transferred in France to Co. M, 23d Inf., 2d Div. While in action with the 23d Inf., near Soissons on 13 Jul 1918, he was reported missing. It was not until 19 Jun 1919 that the War Department confirmed his death.
Glen Leach, Snohomish
U.S. Marine Corps.
Sergt. Robert J. Leake, Duvall
Born 10 Sep 1892 at Kirkland. Enlisted in 5th Co. 23 Jul 1917 and went to Fort Casey with the Company as a private on 1 Aug 1917. He was assigned to battery F, 65th Art. for service in the A.E.F., and came home as a sergeant in Battery F in that regm't after serving in France. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Feb 1919.
Corp. Joseph S. Lebb, Everett
Born in Boston MA, Private Lebb entered Camp Lewis 29 Mar 1918, at the age of 30 years. He served with Co. A., 316th Engineers, 91st Division, until 29 Apr 1918, when he was placed in a detachment at Camp Lewis in which he served until he was discharged. He went to France 6 Jul 1918 with the 91st Division and was with the division at St. Mihiel; in the Meuse- Argonne offensive 26th Dec to 11th Oct; and in the Ypres-Lys operation from 31st Oct to 11th Nov 1918. He arrived from France 16 April 1919. Made Corporal 1 Nov 1918. Discharged from Camp Lewis 30 Apr 1919. Corporal Lebb received a citation for his work on the battle field. The citation was dated 29 Sep 1918, and was for "efficient and courageous performance of duty as a runner under fire".
William L. Lebreck, Everett
Born in Quebec, Canada. He enlisted 15 May 1916, in the Everett Naval Militia at the age of 35. He was mustered into federal service 7 Apr 1917, and sailed from Bremerton on the U.S.S. South Dakota .
Anna Belle Lee, Everett
Born 5 Dec 1886, in Ohio. Daughter of the late Thomas and Sarah Lee. Miss Lee enlisted in Everett 12 May 1918, in the Red Cross Nurse Service with Base Hospital No. 50. with which unit she went to France and remained with until she went to France and remained with un til Jan 1919. From unit No. 50 at MeavesBulcy she was transferred to Evacuation Hospital No. 31 at Nates, remaining there from Jan 1919 until Apr 1919. From April 12th to July 6th she was with Base Hospital No. 208 at Bordeaux, and was then transferred to the Embarkation Camp at Brest. Discharged at New York 17 Jul 1919. Red Cross Serial number 14,930. Miss Lee received her high school education at Yakima and prior to entering the service was a member of the Everett high school faculty. She resumed her position in Sep 1919, in the Everett schools.
Arthur H. Lee, Snohomish
Co. B, 62d Infantry.
Arthur H. Lee, Snohomish
Snohomish, Born 2 May 1897, at Graysville TN. Parents Mr. and Mrs. D.H. Lee, Snohomish. Reported at Camp Lewis 3 Sept 1918, and was transferred to Camp Fremont to become a member of the 62d Inf. , 8th Division. He was also at Camp Mills and Camp Lee. Discharged 17 Feb 1919.
Lars Lee, Everett
U.S. Navy.
Sam Lee, Everett
Co. M, 161st Infantry.
Victor M. Lee, Everett
Born 29 Dec 1897, at Altonna WI. Son of County Auditor and Mrs. P. T. Lee, 1704 Rockefeller. Entered the service 23 Oct 1918, at Camp Colt, Gettysburg. He served in Co. B, 346th Bn., Tank Corps. During his service he was at Camp Dix NJ. Discharged at Camp Dix, 7 Dec 1918. 5,349,115. Graduated from Everett high school in 1917.
Corp. William Lee, Monroe
Went to France with the 163d Inf.
George W. Leeber, Everett
Born in Skagit Co. 11 May 1892. Son of Mrs. J. M. Ristine, 1510 Rockefeller Ave. Private Leeber entered Camp Lewis 19 Sep 1971 (sic) and served in the 361st Inf. until 25 Feb 1918. He was then transferred, becoming a member of the 4th M. P. Co., with which he served until discharged. He was in the A.E.F. from 10 May 1918, until 31 Jul 1919. He was in action at St. Mihiel and in the Meuse-Argonne. Discharged at Camp Lewis 11 Aug 1919. 263,470.
Charles Lehman, Everett
Born in Denmark. Private Lehman was inducted into the service 26 Apr 1918 at the age of 28 years. He was transferred from Fort Lawton to Camp Lewis into the 29th Co., 166th D. B., and on 9 Aug was transferred to Co. H, 76th Inf. Discharged at Camp Lewis 24 Feb 1919.
Charles E. Lemon, Everett
Born at Peoria IL, 7 Mar 1898. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Lemon, 3129 Lombard Navy at Bremerton, 3 Aug 1918. Transferred to the Seattle Naval Unit 30 Sep and the U. of Oregon Medical School Portland, 20 Oct. Released to inactive duty 13 Dec 1918. Graduated from Everett high school in 1915 and attended the UW 2 1/2 years. 3d class Pharmacist Mate. He died 17 Sep 1919 at Leavenworth from the effects of an accidental gunshot wound.
Harry Lemon, Monroe
Engrs. Corps, A.E.F.
Marcus W. Lemon, Everett
Born at Peoria, IL, 14 Oct 1901. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles E Lemon, 3129 Lombard Ave. Enlisted 30 May 1918 in the Coast Artillery Corps at Seattle. From the 24th Co. P.S., C.A.C., he was transferred to Batt. C. 39th Art., at Fort Flagler. The 39th was sent to Camp Upton and to the port of embarkation 2d Nov. It was then sent to Camp Grant and from there to Camp Lewis, where Private Lemon was discharged 26 Dec 1918. Former Everett high school student. Brother of Charles E. Lemon, U.S.N.R.F.
Sergt Darrell L. Lenfest, Snohomish
Born 2 Sept 1893, at Presque Isle ME. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Lenfest, Snohomish. Enlisted in the 5th Co. 12 Oct. 1914. Promoted to corporal 28 July 1917. During his service with BN at. F. 65th Art. , as a member of the A.E.F., he was made a sergeant. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Feb. 1919.
Norman F. Lenfest, Snohomish
Born 7 Jul 1894, at Snohomish. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lenfest, Snohomish. Enlisted in Seattle in Jul 1917 and became a member of Co. D, 18th Engrs., Ry. Left Camp Lewis in Aug 1917 for France and served overseas with his regiment. Landed in NY 28 Apr 1919, was a casual company and transferred to a hospital at Camp Mills. Graduated from Snohomish high school in 1911 and from W.S.C. in 1915 from the Agricultural College. Other Snohomish boys who were in the 18th Engrs. were Dwight Pease, Orin Hodgins, Leon Hall and Herman Saupe, who died while in France.
Carpenters Mate Paul M. Leslie,
Born at Wasco OR. Served for 11 months in the Naval Aviation and 9 months of this was spent in France, mostly at Brest. Rating, Carpenter's Mate, first class.
Albert P. Lester, Sultan
Born 13 Nov 1898 at Sultan. Enlisted in the U.S.M.C. 14 May 1917 and was sent to Mare Island. Discharged 24 Feb 1919.
Clarence D. Leverson, Everett
Air Service, U.S. Army.
Cook Richard F. Lewis, Arlington District
Born at Cranton PA. Cook Lewis entered the service 5 Aug 1918 from Arlington at the age of 29 yrs. He was a member of Co. A, 8th Ammunition Train, 8th Div., 5 Aug 10 10 Sep 1918, when he was transferred to the Headquarters Co., Mat. Section, 8th Amm. Tr., 8th Div., with which he served until 23 Jan 1919. Hew as sent to Camp Lewis for discharge and received his discharge 14 Feb 1919 through the 1st Co., 166th D. B. 2,569,153.
Frank D. Lewis, Mukilteo
Born 23 Apr 1869, in Laporte Co. IN. Offered his services 5 Jul 1918, in the Y.M.C.A. work and left Everett 30 Sept arriving in France 15 Nov 1918. Was assigned to the Paris division. At Paris he trained other Y.M.C.A. men for special work in conducting sightseeing parties through France. After graduating a number of classes Mr. Lewis worked out a special trip covering Paris, and pointed out historical places described by Victor Hugo in his novel Les Miserables. He wa assisted in this work by H.D. Cooley, also of Everett. Before entering the Y.M.C.A. service Mr. Lewis was clerk of the Justice Court at Everett. He graduated from Valparaiso University in 1897, with the degree of B.S., and in 1898, with the degree of LL. B; A and from Colorado State University in 1902 with the degree of L.L.B.
Merrill A. Lewis, Everett
Born at Everett 12 Oct 1892. Son of Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Lewis, 2321 Pine St. Enlisted 24 Jul 1917 in 12th Co., and went to Fort Casey on 1 Aug. Transferred to Batt. D, 65th Art., C.A.C. 2 Feb 1918 and remained with that unit until the date of his discharge on 28 Feb 1919. Was in the St. Mihiel, 12-14 Sep; Argone Forest 25-26 Set; Verdun, 8-20 Oct; Etayes offensive, 23-25 Oct and in the Argonne Forest 31 Oct-11 Nov. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Feb 1919. Private Lewis was gassed while in action with the 65th.
Carl Lewstad, Snohomish
Born 20 June, 1890, at Bergen, Norway. Son of Martha and Askild Lowstad, Bergen, Norway. He enlisted 24 Jun 1918, in the Medical Officers Training Camp, Fort Riley to 1st Co., 166th D.B. at Camp Lewis, 26 Dec, 1918. Discharged 15 Jan 1919, at Camp Lewis.
Milton Leyde, Snohomish
Born 25 Mar 1892, at Minneapolis, Minn. Enlisted in 5th Co. 11 Aug. 1916., and went to Fort Casey, 1 Aug. 1917. He served in France in Batt. D. 63d Art. Discharged 21 Mar. 1919, at Camp Lewis
Oscar Lian, Snohomish
Born 17 Apr 1897, at Borup MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Lian, R.F.D. 1, Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co. 8 Apr 1917, and went to France as a member of Hqrs. Co., 63d Art. as a first class private. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 21 Mar 1919.
Earl Libby, Stanwood
Served in the U. S. Navy. in September 1919 he was aboard the Galveston at Constantinople.
Ivan Lillie, Everett
U.S. Navy, U.S.S New Orleans.
Sergt. Charles H. Lincoln, Snohomish
Snohomish Born at Seattle 31 Mar 1897. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E.H. Lincoln, Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co. 8 July 1915. Made Corporal 8 Mar 1916, and promoted to sergeant, 28 May 1917. Transferred to Batt. F. 65th Art. 29 Dec 1917, and was with the 65th in France. Sergt. Lincoln was in the Mousson sector from Nov 1st to 11, 1918. Made first class gunner 14 Nov 1916. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Feb. 1919 827,987. Brother of George W. Lincoln. 63rd Art.
George W. Lincoln, Snohomish
Born 1 May 1898 at Seattle. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E.H. Lincoln, Snohomish. Enlisted 10 April 1917 at Snohomish in 5th Co. Transferred to Batt. D. 63d Art. 20 Dec 1917 and sailed from France with the regiment 14 July 1918. Arrived in the United States from France 21 Mar 1919, at Camp Lewis. 829,324. Brother of Sergt, Charles H. Lincoln, 65th Art.
Corp. Harry W. Lindbald, Lowell
Born at Stillwater, Minn., 11 May 1888. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Lindblad, Lowell. Enlisted at Fort Lawton in the Medical Department 14 Dec. 1917. On 2 Jan. 1918, he was transferred to the Aviation Camp at Waco, Texas; on May 25th he was moved to Camp Greene; and on July 23d was transferred to the Aviation General Supply Depot, Acceptance Park, Dayton, Ohio. Made corporal 2 July 1918. Discharged 25 March 1919. 1,189,031. Brother of Gordon Lindblad 26th Engineers.
Alfred M. Lindbeck, East Stanwood
Born 22 Aug. 1895, in Tronjheim, Norway. Entered the service 3 Oct.. 1917, from Arlington. He served in the Q.M. Corps, Discharged at Camp Lewis 12 Feb. 1919. 2, 280, 710. Son of Mr. and Mrs. O. Lindbeck, East Stanwood. While at Camp Lewis, private Lindbeck served in the Fuel Dept. , Q.M.C. Clothing Dept., and in the Misc. Detachment Exchange.. He attended the Stanwood High school.
Gordon M. Lindblad, Lowell
Born 30 August, 1899, at Stillwater, Minn. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Lindbald, Lowell. Enlisted 6 Nov 1917, at Fort Lawton and served in France as a member of Co. C. 26th Engineers. He was transferred to Camp Dix, 8 Nov. 1917. The 26th Engineers was not attached to any division, but served with the First and Third Armies. Private Lindbald was in the Meuse-Argonne, from Oct. 6th to 11 Nov. 1918, and was in the Army of Occupation, from Nov. 17th to 16 Dec. 1918. He was discharged 15 April 1919. 1,168,720. He attended the Everett High school in 1913 and 1914, and is a brother of Corporal Harry W. Lindblad., who served in the Medical Corps.
Henry R. Linden, Everett
Born 21 Jun 1899, at Le Mars IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Linden, 1632 Colby Ave. Private Linden enlisted in 12th Co. upon its organization in Everett, and went to Fort Casey on 1 Aug 1917. Upon the organization of the 65th Art. he was transferred to that unit and went to France with it. In France, he was transferred to the 119th F. A., 32d Div. and went into action with this famous fighting unit. He was gassed on 9 Nov in the action in the Meuse-Argonne and was in the hospital for several months. Discharged 16 Apr 1919, at Camp Lewis.
Clarence J. Lindley, Monroe
Born 17 Sept. 1894, at Monroe. Son of Mr. and Mrs. James Lindley, Monroe. Enlisted in the Navy 26 August 1917, at Bremerton. He was transferred from the Pacific coast to the Atlantic coast for service. Former Monroe high school student.
Earl E. Lindley, Monroe
Born 27 Feb. 1896, at Monroe. Son of Mr. and Mrs. James Lindley, Monroe. Enlisted in the U.S.R.F. 28 August 1918., and was stationed at the University of Washington Naval Training Station, Seattle. Released to inactive duty 13 Dec. 1918. Former Monroe high school student.
Clarence J. Lindly, Monroe
U.S. Navy.
Fretchof C. Lindstrom, Lake Stevens
Served in Cuba with the U. S. Marines Corp.
Eugard A. Lindstrom, Everett
Born 10 Oct 1894, at Havagard, Sweden. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Lindstrom, 2937 Pine. Entered the service 15 Oct 1918, and served in the 113th Spruce Squadron A.S.A.P. Discharged 24 Jan 1918, at Vancouver Barracks. 3,419,257.
Peter O. Lindstrom, Everett
Born in Minnesota, 9 Mar 1895. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Lindstrom, 2012 Pacific Ave. Entered the service 15 May 1918 at Calgary, Alberta, becoming a member of the 10th Canadian Inf. He sailed for France 21 Jun 1918. Wife, Emily Fosse Lindstrom.
Arthur P. Linn, Everett
Born at Montesano. Enlisted 4 May 1916 in the Everett Naval Militia at the age of 24 yrs. He was mustered into Federal service 7 Apr 1917, and left Bremerton on the U.S.S. South Dakota.
Chief Electrician Edwin L. Little, Everett
Born in Cloud Co. KS. Served 22 months in the Navy as a Chief Electrician, Radio. Released to inactive duty 15 Feb 1919.
Thomas L. Liviguer, Everett
Born 26 Nov 1897 at Great Falls MT. Son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Liviguer, 1813 Oakes. Entered Camp Lewis in Oct 1918, and became a member of Co. 51, 166th D. B. Transferred to Fort Stevens and from there to Camp to Camp Merritt, where he sailed overseas in the field artillery.
Robert Earnest Livingston, Snohomish
Born 3 Sep 1897 at Mineral ID. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Livingston, Snohomish. Enlisted at Seattle, 23 Oct 1917, and was sent to Fort Lawton and placed in the 15th Co. P.S., C.A.C. On 6 Apr he was sent to Fort Flagler, and on 13 Jun 1918, was transferred as bugler to Batt. E, 63 d Art. Served in France with the 63d Art., and returned with that unit to Camp Lewis, where he was discharged 21 Mar 1919. Pvt. Livingston is a grandson of the late Charles M. Kickendall of Snohomish, a veteran of the Civil War.
Corp. Daniel Wayne Locke, Everett
Born 3 Nov 1894, at Bucyrus OH. Son of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Locke, 2209 Hoyt Ave. He entered the service 13 Sep 1917 at Camp Lewis. He was with the Hqrs Co., 361st Inf. 14 Sep - 22 Oct; with Co. B, 361st Inf., 23 Oct to 2 Feb 1918; with the 28th Co., 7th Bn., 166th D. B., 3 Feb-19 Aug; with the hqrs Co., 37th F. A., 20 Aug to 10 Sep; with Batt. E, 37th F. A., 11 Sep to 5 Feb 1919. Made corporal 14 Sep 1918. 2,278,975. Discharged at Camp Lewis 5 Feb 1919.
William O. Lockert, Marysville
Troop D, 15th Cavalry.
G.S. Logan, Everett
Served in the U.S.N.R.F. Released from active duty 10 Feb 1919 at Key West FL
Sergt. Otto T. Lomang, Everett
Born 1890 at Antigo WI. He entered Camp Lewis 21 Sep 1917 and became a member of Co. C., 361st Inf., 91st Div. Sergeant.
Corp. William L. Lomang, Everett
Born 16 Oct 1889 at Antigo WI. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lomang. He entered Camp Dodge IA, 26 Jul 1918, and was placed in Co. G, 2nd Inf. Corporal.
Frederick H. Lomas, Everett
Born 5 Apr 1895 at Hamilton Ontario. Son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Birchard, 3230 Norton. Enlisted in the 12th Co. in Apr 1917 and went to Fort Casey 1 Aug. He was at Butte on guard duty from 12 Oct 1917 to 29 Jan 1918. He was a member of the 7th Co. Washington C. A. C. On 13 Aug he was transferred to Camp Lewis in the Medical Corps. and from there was sent overseas, serving a year in the A. E. F.
John Londick, Everett
Born in Missouri, 26 Mar 1894. Son of Mr. and Mrs. George Londick, 3118 Maple St. Enlisted in the Navy in the summer of 1917 in Chicago and served on the U.S.S. Louisianna.
Stanley Long, Everett
Served with the Canadian Forces in France.
Sergt. Otto H. Looney, Everett
Born at Springfield MO. Entered the service 1 May 1917 at the age of 24 yrs. He was a member of Motor Truck Co. No. 335, Q.M.C., and was with the Headquarters of the 31st Div. at Camp Wheeler GA, 1 Jan 1918. He ranked as a sergeant chauffeur from the date of his enlistment. Discharged 5 Jan 1918 at Camp Wheeler GA.
Sergt. Floyd E. Lord, Snohomish
Born 25 Dec 1889 at Snohomish. Son of Mr. M. Lord, Snohomish. Enlisted in the 5th Co. 4 Jun 1917 and went to Fort Casey as a sergeant on 1 Aug 1917. He was promoted to Sergeant 18 Jul 1917.
Archie Loshbaugh, Everett
Born 11 Jul 1891, in Kitsap County. Son of Mr. and Mrs. O.C. Loshbaugh, Pierson, He entered the service on 9 May 1918, at Fort Lawton, and served in the 426th Motor Transport Co. Brother of Elmer I.Loshbaugh, A.S.A.P.
Elmer Loshbaugh, Everett
Born in Arlington, NB. He entered the service 24 June 1918, from Arlington at the age of 28 years and served in the 62d Spruce Sqdn., A.S.A.P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 24 Dec 1918. 895,571. Brother of Archie Loshbaugh, M.T.C.
Forrest L. Love, Everett
Born 14 Jul 1891, at Ashley-Town MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. David Love, 2216 Rainier. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F. on 11 July 1917, at Bremerton, and after his arrival in France 19 Feb 1918, and served in France and Belgium. Released at Pelham Bay NY, 3 Mar 1919, Brother of Wallace Love. Rating G.M. 3d class.
Francis H. Love, Everett
Born 31 Oct 1895, at Teraenan TN Son of Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Love, 3223 Oakes. Enlisted 14 Jul 1917, in the U. s. Marines. From Mare Island he was transferred to Quantico, and served in the A.E.F.
James Thompson Love, Everett
Born 29 April 1891, at Albia IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. S.D. Love, 2708 Baker. Enlisted in the Naval Militia at Seattle, 11 July 1917, with Chris Gaeth, Gus Reep, Forest Love, Wallace Love, and Edward Carlson, all of Everett. Was called to the U.S. Naval Training Station at the University of Washington, August 6th and placed in Co. 1. Left Bremerton 19 Jan. 1918, on the U.S.S. Great Northern Feb. 11th for the Navy Yard at Philadelphia and on February 12th was transferred to the radio school at that place. Transferred March 7th to the U.S.S. Louisiana as a seaman and about April 1st was put on that ship. On June 14th he was sent to the U.S.S. Mercy, a hospital ship, for treatment for his eyes, and returned to the Louisiana in the middle of July. He was then transferred to the U.S. Naval Reserve Force during that month. Left Philadelphia on the Louisiana for New York Sept. 25th. The ship left there Sept. 27th with one of the largest convoys sent to France which included the Transport Otranto which was sunk off the coast of Ireland in a storm. On the return trip they encountered submarines near Halifax, and sank one of the German boats. On Oct. 28th he left on his second convoy trip and arrived from France after the armistice was signed. On Dec. 11th he was transferred from the Louisiana to the Naval Operating Bse, Hamption Roads. On Feb. 11th he was transferred to the Receiving Ship St. Helena, a boat doing duty at the radio base. On 17 Mar 1919, he was transferred to the Winter Quarter Light Vessel No. 91 as a radio operator. On July 10th he was transferred back to the Fifth Naval Base. Rating Electrician, 2nd class, [R] U.S.N.R.F. He attended high school in Snohomish. Discharged 23 August 1919.
Sam Y. Love, Monroe
Born 30 Jul 1891, at Beliot WI. Wife, Annie M. Love. Entered the service 17 Nov 1917, and was sent to Fort Lawton. He was assigned to Batt. B, 2d F. A., 15 Dec at the Presidio, San Francisco. On 20 Feb 1918, he was transferred to Camp Fremont and on 4 Jul to Fort Sill, where he remained until 17 Oct 1918. Left Hoboken 28 Oct and arrived at Brest 9 Nov. Left Brest 4 Jan 1919 and arrived at Hoboken 19 Jan. Private, 1st class. Discharged at Camp Zachary Taylor, 19 Feb 1919. 2,375,240.
Wallace C. Love, Everett
Born 24 Feb 1889, at Broken Bow, Nebraska. Son of Mr. and Mrs. David Love, 2216 Rainier. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F. at Seattle, July 26, 1917. Upon his arrival into the Naval Aviation with his brother. During a flight while in service he had the experience of falling 650 feet, but escaped without a scratch. He was released 3 Mar 1919., at Petham Bay Park. Rating, G.M., 3d class
Harry Lovejoy, Snohomish
Served in the U.S. Navy during the war, and had active service in European waters. He returned home in Oct, 1919.
Walter Scott Lovejoy, Everett
Born at Grand Rapids MI. Entered the service 28 Jun 1918, at Fort Scott CA. , at the age of 26 years. He was a member of the Second Army Artillery Park, C.A.C., and was discharged at Fort McArthur TX, 18 Dec 1918.
Thadens A. Lowe, Edmonds
Served in the 348th M.G. Bn., and arrived at Camp Lewis 14 July for discharge.
John R. Loyshin, Snohomish District
Born at Lablano Austria. Entered the service 6 May 1918 from Snohomish at the age of 25 yrs 10 mons. Served in Co. @, Development Bn. No. 1, 166th D. B. Discharged at Camp Lewis 9 Dec 1919. 2,783,992.
William Leroy Lucas,
Born 6 Apr 1898. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lucas, 2405 State St. Entered the service 17 Aug 1918, at Fort Lawton in the Motor Transport Service. From Fort Lawton he was transferred to Camp Joseph E. Johnston on 23 Aug. On 18 Sep he was sent to Camp Mills and from there he went to Brest, with Co. No. 543. Private Lucas was in action for seven days, but was gassed and was sent to the hospital, where he spent two months and a half recovering from that and influenza. During the peace negotiations he was driving automobiles that carried peace delegates around Paris. During the summer of 1919 he was driving West Point Cadets over the battlefield of France.
John Lund, Everett
Co. B, 361st Inf.
R.E. Lund, Everett
Entered Camp Lewis through Everett. 19 Sep 1917. Discharged on S. C. D. 10 Oct on account of being under weight. Seven other Everett men in the contingent of 19 Sep were also discharged at Camp Lewis, with private Lund or prior to the time he was returned to Everett
Rodney E. Lund, Everett
Born 22 May 1892, at Boyd WI. Parents Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lund, 1922 Hoyt Ave. Reported at Camp Lewis 19 Sep 1917, and became a member of the 361st Inf., 91st Div. Owing to physical disqualifications, he was discharged 8 Oct 1917, on S.C.D.
Edward W. Lundberg, Arlington District
Born at Everett. Entered the service 22 May 1918, at Arlington at the age of 23. He served as a member of Co. L, 44th Infantry. Discharged at Camp Lewis 18 February 1918 ( The book says this but it looks to be 18 February 1919 ).889,594
Edward W. Lundberg, Arlington
Supply Company 44th Inf.
George O. Lundberg, Everett
Born 14 Jun 1890, at Grays Harbor. Enlisted in the Marine Corps 6 Jun 1918, and was sent to Mare Island. Discharged at Galveston TX, 29 Mar 1919.
George O. Lundberg, Arlington
Served in the 8th Regt. U.S. Marine Corps and was discharged at Galveston in May 1919
George O. Lundberg, Arlington
112th Co., 8th Regt., U.S. Marine Corps.
Axel W. Lundeen, Snohomish District
Born at Rhinelander WI. Entered the service through Snohomish 28 Aug 1918 at the age of 28 yrs. He was a member of Co. A, 37th M. G. Bn. Discharged at Camp Lewis 29 Jan 1919. 3,946,241.
Sergt. John E. Lundegard, Everett
Born 2 Oct 1885, at Calkrona, Sweden. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Lundegard, Chicago. Wife, Agnes Lundegard. Enlisted 13 Jun 1918, at Fort Lawson in the Motor Transport Corps. Transferred to the 316th Supply Train 91st Division, at Camp Lewis. Made sergeant in the Motor Transport Corps 19 Aug 1918, and sailed for France August 31st. He was in the Meuse- Argonne, from Sep 27th to 17th Oct and in the Ypres-Lys, 23 Oct to 11th Nov. He was with the A.E.F. until 16 Apr 1919, and was discharged once while on the firing line. Discharged 4 June 1919. 888,740. Sergt Lundegard had two brothers living in Chicago who served in France after enlisting with the 26th infantry, 1st Division. One of these brothers Axel Lundegard received the D.S.C. for bravery in action, and the other brother Hans Lundegard was wounded twice while serving with the famous 1st Division.
Sergt. Gus Lundgren, Everett
Born 8 Dec 1890 at Snohomish. Son of Mr. Peter Lundgren, 2513 Cleveland. Entered the service 27 Feb. 1918. He served in the 372d Bakery Co., Q.M.C. at Camp Kearny, after being transferred from Camp Lewis. Was made a sergeant. He was sent to Camp Lewis for discharge, which he received on 18 Jan 1919. 2,286,121.
Artie B. Lutz, Darrington
Born at Wabash IN. Son of Mrs. Lela Lutz, Darrington. Private Lutz entered the service from Snohomish 5 Sep 1918 at the age of 21. He was a member of Co. M, 147th Engineers, and was discharged at Fort Benjamin Harrison, 15 Dec 1918. Brother of Chester S. Lutz.
Benjamin F. Lutz, Snohomish District
Born at Rula NE. Private Lutz was inducted into the service 20 Oct 1918 at the age of 22 yrs 8 mos. He served as a member of the 41st Co. P.S., C.A.C. at Fort Worden and was discharged there 18 Dec 1918. 831,606.
Chester S. Lutz, Darrington
Son of Mrs. Lela Lutz of Darrington. Enlisted 10 Jan 1917 in the Medical Corps. He was stationed at the base hospital at Fort McDowell CA until 27 Jun 1917 upon which date he was transferred to the Letterman General Hospital, Presidio, San Francisco, for treatment. Honorably discharged at that place on S.C.D., 2 Oct 1917.
Clark Lydell, Meadowdale
Served in France with the 18th Engineers.
Chief Yeoman Charles Lewis Yeoman Lyen, Everett
Born at Chanute KS, 7 Aug 1897. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Lyen, 2428 Hoyt Ave. Enlisted 11 Apr 1917, in the U.S.N.R.F., and was called to service 11 Apr. During the time of his service, he was stationed at Charlestown MA; Bath ME, and in the Boston Harbor. He held the rating of chief yeoman. Released in Jan. 1919. He attended the Everett high school for four years and Tuft's College at Boston one year.
Harry R. Lyke, Everett
Born 5 Nov 1896 at Baker MN. Son of George E. Lyke, 2030 Summit Ave. Entered the service at Spokane on 23 Jul 1918, reporting at Camp Lewis. He was in 19th Co. 166th D. B. 26 Jul - 17 Sep when he was transferred to Co. M, 62d Inf. Served in the 62d Inf. until 24 Jan 1919, when he was transferred to 2d Co., 166th D. B. Discharged at Camp Lewis on 17 Feb 1919. 3,646,691.
Edward H. Lynch, Everett
Born at Butte MT. Private Lynch entered the Signal Corps at Fort Lawton 26 May 1918 at the age of 19 years. On 3d Jun he became a member of the 15th Service Company, Signal Corps, and served in France and England. Private, first class, 888,370.
George W. Lyons, Gold Bar
Served in the U.S. Navy.
Louis C. Lyons, Snohomish District
Born at Linden KS. Entered the service 4 Aug 1918 at the age of 27 yrs. He served as a member of the Sanitary Train, 8th Div., and was discharged at Camp Lewis 20 Feb 1919. 2,569,121.
Bugler Earl Lysons, Snohomish
Born 14 Jul 1893, at Kalama. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lysons, Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co. at Snohomish 1 April 1917, and upon the break up of the 5th Co. was transferred to the 69th Art., C.A.C. On 1 Jul 1919. he was still in the service at Camp Merritt. Former Snohomish high school student.
Robert A. Mabon, Everett
Born 20 June 1896, at Brinnon. Parents Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Mabon ,1908 Wetmore Ave. Enlisted 26 July 1917, at Fort Lawton. He was in the 72d Co. Signal Corps at Vancouver Barracks from 13 Dec 1917, to 26 Dec 1918, at which time he was discharged.
Robert A. Mabon, Everett
Born at Brinnon. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Mabon, Everett. Entered the service 28 July 1917, at Everett, at age 22 years, and served in the 72d Squadron, A.S.A.P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 24 Dec. 1918. 869,326. Machias also claims Private Mabon on its honor roll.
Charles M. Mackey, Everett
Born 14 Jan 1889 at Detriot MI. Son of the late W. Mackey and Ida Mackey. Entered Camp Lewis 24 Jul 1918 and from the 40th Co., 166th D. B. was transferred to Co. M, 13th Inf. at Camp Fremont. Discharged 12 Dec 1918. 3,650,222.
Charles Miles Mackey, Everett
Born at Detroit MI 14 Jan 1889. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mackey,3420 Hoyt Ave. Entered Camp Lewis 25 Jul 1918 and was assigned to the 40th Co. 166th D.B. He was transferred from Camp Lewis 15 Aug 1918 to Camp Fremont, and was assigned to Co. M., 13th Inf, 8th Division. Discharged at Camp Fremont 12 Dec 1918. 3, 650,222.
Earle M. Mackey, Everett
Born at South Haven MI. Private Mackey entered the service 18 Oct 1918 at the age of 18 years and was a member of the S.A.T.C. at the College of Puget Sound, Tacoma, until 9 Dec 1918, when he was discharged. 5,208,558.
Wallace G. Mackie, Everett
Born at Pasedena CA. Private Mackie entered the service 13 Aug 1918 and served in the 40th Co., P.S., C.A.C. Discharged at Fort Worden 21 Dec 1918. 3,432,419.
Emerson MacLain, Everett
Born at Mt. Pleasant PA, in Oct 1892. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. MacLain, 714 South Church St. Mt. Pleasant. Entered Camp Lewis 17 Oct 1918, as a member of Hqrs. 182d Inf. Brig. He was in the the St. Mihiel sector with the 91st Division from 11th Sep to 13th. Meuse-Argonne, 26th Sep to 4th Oct Sergeant. Discharged 22 Apr 1919, at Camp Lewis. Wife Edna MacLain. 2,265,687.
Corp. Leonard J. Madden, Everett
Born 14 Sep 1899 at Deadwood SD. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Madden 1909 Rainer. Enlisted at Seattle 12 Jul 1918 in the Q. M. Corps and was sent to Fort Lawton. From Fort Lawton he was transferred to Madison Barracks and from there to Syracuse NY. Made corporal 15 Sep 1918. Discharged 14 Dec 1918. 3,434,282. Corporal Madden attended the Everett high school 1 1/2 yrs.
Kristen Madsen, Everett
Born in Rise Denmark. Private Madsen entered the service at Fort Davis AK, 1 Oct 1918 at the age of 29 yrs. He was discharged at Camp Lewis 10 Dec 1918 through the 3d Co., 166th D. B. 869,938.
Roy W. Magnuson, Everett
Born at Hayward, Wisconsin. Served two and one-half mos. at the Naval Training Station at the University of Washington.
Coxswain Carl O. Magunson, Everett
Born at Madison WI. He enlisted in the Naval Militia at Everett 6 June 1916, at the age of 24 years. He entered the federal service 7 Apr 1917, and sailed from Bremerton on the USS South Dakota. Coxswain.
Gus M. Main, Everett
Born at Greenville MI. Entered the army, 24 May 1918, from Everett, at the age of 25. Served in Co. M, 147th Engineers. Discharged at Fort Benjamin Harrison, 15 Dec 1918 2,785,527
Globbe Malgesini, Monroe
Co. D, 361st Inf., 91st Division.
Stephen R. Malone, Monroe
Born 18 July, 1899, at Marysville WA. Son of Mrs. A. Eliza Malone. Enlisted 2 October, 1918., in the S.A.T.C., Seattle. Discharged 18 Dec ,1918. Private Malone graduated from Monroe high school in 1918.
Sergt. Wm Merwin Maloney, Everett
Born 7 Aug 1890, at Ninga, Canada. Wife, Anna A. Maloney. Mother, Mrs. W. H. Etridge., 1516 Rucker Ave. Enlisted 5 Feb 1917, in 12th Co. Transferred to Batt. D., 63d Art. , Dec. 20th at Fort Casey, and to Hdqrs. Co., 63d , in May, 1918, at Fort Worden. He went to France with the 63d. Corporal, 10 May 1917. Attended Gas Defense School at Limoges and Axie-sur--Vienne in Sep 1918, and was made Regt. Gas Sergt. He received his final citizenship papers while in the Army. Discharged 21 Mar 1919, and resumed his business with his partner, Sigurd G. Follestad, in the F&M. Tire Hospital, 2625 Colby Ave. Sergt. Maloney was married 2 Feb 1918.
Elias Mandsager, Everett
Born at Humboldt IA. Entered Camp Lewis from Everett, 23 June, 1918, at the age of 25. Served in Co. M. 75th Inf., 13th Division. Discharged 6 Feb 1919. 3,133,555.
William McKinley Mangis, Lakewood
Served in the U.S. Navy.
Noah A. Manion, Fortson
U.S. Army, Camp Lewis.
Cook Harry Maniotos, Everett
Born 17 Feb 1893, at Maurolithareon, Greece. Entered Camp Lewis 5 Sep 1917, from Everett. Cook Maniotis became a member of Co. E. 361st Inf. 91st Division and served with that company as a cook until his discharge; and was with the A.E.F. from 6 Jul 1918, until 15 Apr 1919. He was in the St. Mihiel in reserve from 12th Sep to 16th 1918; Meuse- Argonne 26th Sep to 12th Oct 1918, Ypres-Lys 31st Oct to 11th Nov 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 30 Apr 1919.2,257,315. Cook Maniotis had three brothers in the Greek army.
Pharmacists Mate Marysville Robert C. Mansfield
Born 21 Apr 1894, at Cassopolis MI. Parents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mansfield, Marysville. Was a member of 6th Div., Naval Militia of Washington before the declaration of war and was mustered into federal service 7 Apr 1917. Served on the U.S.S. South Dakota during the period of hostilities and later was transferred to Pelham Bay Park NY. Pharmacist's Mate, 3d cl, Hospital Corps. Released 26 Mar 1919.
Charles Joseph Mapes, Marysville
Born 30 April 1893, at Casco, Mich. Entered Fort Lawton in Dec. 1917, in the Air Service Transferred to Kelly Field and from there to Omaha, and went to France as a member of the 18th Balloon Co.
Ensign Lawrence Hilton March, Everett
Born 11 Feb 1896 at Anacortes. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. March, 3110 Colby. Enlisted 5 Dec 1917, at Bremerton in the U.S.N.R.F. Left Bremerton for the Atlantic coast 1st April and at Norfolk was promoted to 1st Boatswain from Boatswain's Mate. On 5th Apr he left Norfolk on a mine sweeper for foreign service; in Aug 1918, he returned to New York and was promoted to Warrant Boatswain and was again sent across the Atlantic; returned to New York in Dec and was promoted to ensign; from there he was sent to Cuba to participate in the fleet maneuvers and returned to New York 10 Apr 1919. While in the service was in the Canal Zone, Brazil, Cuba, Bermuda, the Azores, Italy, France, Portugal, the North Sea and Nova Scotia. Was on the U.S.S. Artic during a portion of the service. Released 2 May 1919. Former Everett high school student. Wife, Katherine Margaret Marsh.
Francis X. Marginson, Everett
Co. I 162d Inf.
Sergt. Arie Marion, Snohomish
Born at Oosburg WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Marion, R.F.D. 1, Snohomish. Sergeant Marion entered the service 14 Aug 1918, at Fort Lawton and served in France as a member of the 550th Engineers. He was with the A.E.F., from 12 Nov 1918 to 10 Jul 1919. He was made sergeant in Aug 1918 and was later made supply sergeant. Discharged at Camp Lewis 22 Jul 1919. 3,428,708. Brother of Henry J Marion.
Henry J. Jr. Marion., Snohomish
Born at Courtland KS, 5 Feb 1891. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Black, R.F.D. 1, Everett. Wife, Mabel E. Black. Private Black enlisted in the Army 24 Jul 1918, going to Camp Lewis, where he was placed in the 40th Co., 166th D.B. On August 15th he was transferred to Camp Freemont and assigned to Co. L, 13th Inf., 8th Division. He left Camp Freemont Oct 18th for Camp Mills, where he had remained until December 1st, then going to Camp Merritt. On December 10th he was transferred to the Hqrs. Co., 13th Infantry. He arrived at Camp Lewis 4 Apr 1919, and was discharged 5 April 1919. Private, first class. 3. 3,650,360. Private Black is a brother of Charles Marion Black, 126th Infantry, killed in action in France. He is a member of the firm of Black& King, 2930 Colby Ave. Harold B King the other member of the firm, was also in the service.
Emmett G. Markle, Everett
Born 19 Oct 1896 at Webber KS. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Markle, 2503 Wetmore. Enlisted in 12th Co. at Fort Casey, 27 Dec 1917. He was transferred to the 63d Art. and served in France with that regiment. He was a member of Batt. D. Discharged 21 Mar 1919 at Camp Lewis. 829,328. Attended Everett high school for 2 yrs, and played end and fullback on the football team.
Corp. Chester A. Marsh, Lake Stevens
75th Co. 6th Regt., U. S. Marine Corps.
John Paul Marsh, Arlington
Born 22 Mar 1899 at Arlington. Son of Calvin L. and Lora B. Marsh, Arlington. Enlisted in old 5th Co. 14 Jan 1917, but was honorably discharged at Fort Casey 30 Aug 1917, on S.C.D. Enlisted 8 Sept 1917, in the U.S.N.R.F. at Seattle, and was assigned to the radio branch. On Oct 1917, he was sent from the University of Washington Naval Training Station to Harvard University, where he took a course in radio telegraphy, graduating 19 Jan 1918, with a rating of 3d class elec., radio, and was immediately sent to New York for assignment. He was assigned to the U.S.S. Lykens, a Naval Tender about Jan 30th; made trips on this boat to New London. Charleston, the Bermudas and Azores; there was advanced to 2nd class elec. as a reward for rescuing aerials in a severe storm; transferred from the Lykens, 6 July 1918, at New York to the U.S.S. Sterling July 28th. The Sterling was a merchant vessel employed in the sugar trade to the West Indies, and was cruising near the Atlantic coast when the German boats made their raids on the Atlantic coast, and it was within a short distance of the vessels that were torpedoed. He was transferred to the hospital at Charleston, 5 Oct 1918, suffering from influenza and remained there until Nov 13th when he was assigned to the Destroyer Jouette, by a request, cruising through the West Indies as a mail boat. He was a member of the Joette baseball team, which played many naval and civilian matches. His father Calvin L Marsh, is editor of the Arlington Times. Released at Bremerton 6 July 1919.
William D. Martain, Monroe
Born in Michigan 29 Nov 1891. Son of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Martain Monroe. Private Martain enlisted 18 Apr 1917 in the field art., becoming a member of Batt. C., 146th F.A., at Camp Green. He went overseas in Apr 1918 and received wounds while in action form which he died on 26 Jul 1918.
Fred Martell, Snohomish
Born at Snohomish. Entered the service 24 Jul 1918, at the age of 26 years. He was a member of Batt. A, 38th F.A. Discharged at Camp Lewis 24 Jan 1919. 3, 650,562.
Clair A. Martin, Everett
Born 10 August 1895, at Kerkhoven, Minn. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Martin, 2310 Hoyt Ave. Enlisted 27 July 1918, and was sent to Camp Fremont and placed in Co. C. 12th Inf. He went to Camp Mills and then to Camp Lee. Transferred to Field Hospital No. 31. 8th Division. Discharged 20 Feb. 1919, at Camp Lewis. Brother of Neil P.M. Martin, Deane L. Martin and Homer G. Martin. He was a member of Co. M. 3d Wash. Inf. N.G. before entering Camp Freemont.
Clarence J. Martin, East Stanwood
Born 1 Sept. 1897, at Milltown. Son of Mrs. Emma Randolph, R.F.D. 1 East Stanwood. Enlisted in the U.S. Marines Corps. 10 Feb. 1917, and was still in the service in July ,1919. Brother of Claude V. Martin and Lewis A. Martin.
Claude V. Martin, East Stanwood
Born 29 July, 1895 at La Conner. Son of Mrs. Emma Randolph, R.F.D., 1, East Stanwood. Enlisted in the Air Service at Fort Lawton 10 Dec. 1917, and from there was transferred to Co. C. 104th Field Signal Battalion, 29th Division, at Camp McClellan, and served in France with the latter organization as a first class private. He was in the Haute-Alsace offensive from July 12th to 23 Sept. 1918, and in the Meuse- Argonne from Oct. 8th to 1 Nov. 1918. Discharged at Camp Dix 12 June 1919. 1,082, 449. Attended the Colorado Agricultural College from 1915 to 1917.
Deane L. Martin, Everett
Born 22 June 1897, at Kerkhoven MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Martin. Applied for enlistment at Seattle, 15 July 1918, and accepted at Fort Worden the following day. He became a member of Evacuation Hospital No. 17. Medical Corps, and was sent to Siberia with the American forces which operated in Russia.
Lieut. Frank J. Martin, Lowell
Born 19 Jan 1890 at Kelly WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Martin, 4620 23d St., Lowell. Lieutenant Martin entered Camp Lewis as a private on 7 Sep 1917 and became a member of Co. M, 361st Inf. On 15 May 1918, he entered the 4th Officer's Training School at Camp Lewis. Prior to this he had been promoted to corporal 6 Nov 1917 and to sergeant on 30 Jan 1918. He was commissioned a 2d lieutenant at Camp Lewis 26 Aug 1918 and served with the 166th D. B. Discharged 3 Dec 1918.
Homer G. Martin, Everett
Born 3 June 1898, at Minneapolis, Minn. Applied for enlistment at Seattle 16 July 1918 and accepted same day at Fort Worden. With his brother Deane L. Martin, he went to Siberia with the American forces as a member of Evacuation Hospital No. 17.
Lewis A. Martin, East Stanwood
Born 4 Dec 1899, at Norman. Son of Mrs. Emma Randolph, R.F.D. 1, East Stanwood. Enlisted 19 Jan. 1918, in the Navy at Seattle. In July, 1919, he was serving on the U.S.S. George Washington. Brother of Claude V. Martin and Clarence D. Martin. Attended high school at Cody WY.
Neil P.M. Martin, Everett
Born 27 June 1896, at Kerkhoven MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Martin, 2310 Hoyt. Entered the service 5 August 1918, and became a member of Co. D. 12th Inf. 8th Division. Transferred to Co. F. 12th Inf. at Camp Mills. Discharged 20 Mar 1919, at Camp Lewis.
Ralph Dean Martin, Everett
Private Ralph Dean Martin was a popular member of old 12th Co. and Bat. D, 63d Art., who died in the service. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Martin, 1710 Rucker Ave., and was born at Danville IL, 25 Nov 1896. He attended the Everett high school 1912,1913, 1914 and graduated from the Chaffey Union high school, Ontario CA in 1916. He enlisted in 12th Co. 5 Feb 1917, and went to Fort Casey with the co. on 1 Aug 1917. On 23 Dec 1917, he was transferred to Batt. D, 63d Art., C.A.C. His death was caused from bronchial pneumonia, at Fort Casey, 1 May 1918. He was a 1st class gunner and 1st class private.
Sergt. Ray E. Mason, Everett
Born at Spokane 27 Jun 1888. Son of Mrs. Ben Mason, 2310 Harrison St. Enlisted in the 4th Engineers 21 May 1917 and was sent to Vancouver Barracks in June. In Dec. he took 237 recruits from Vancouver Barracks to Kelly Field, and upon his return to Vancouver Barracks left 21 Dec with his reg't for Camp Green. The 4th Div. left Camp Green 21 Apr 1918 and sailed from Hoboken 30 Apr, landing at Bordeaux 13 May. He was in the Aisne-Marne defensive 15 Jun-17 Jul; Aisne-Marne offensive, 17-18 Jul; Visle River offensive, 25 Jul-12 Aug; Tulon sector 31 Aug- 8 Sep; St. Mihiel salient 12-15 Sep; and in the Mesue-Agronne offensive 26 Sep-19 Oct. The division started on its march into Germany 20 Nov and reached their post 15 Dec. Left Germany 13 Jul 1919 and sailed from Brest 22 Jul, landing at NY 29 Jul. He was sent to Camp Merritt and then to Camp Dodge and was still in the service in September 1919. Made corporal at Vancouver Barracks 8 sep 1917; sergeant on the Vesle River, 1 Aug 1918; sergeant 1st class in the St. Mihiel, 15 Sep. The 4th Engineers were taken out of the 4th Div. in May 1919, in Germany and made Army Engineers. They were put back in their division in July. The reg't was used as pioneer engineers durings its battle engagements. 568,263. Sergeant Mason is the writer's brother. On 9 Aug 1919 he was married to Lillian Queen Braden at El Paso TX. He graduated from the Nampa ID high school in 1906 and attended the U. of Idaho 2 years.
Ren F. Mason, Silvana
Born 22 Sep 1898, at Midland. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Mason, Mount Vernon. Enlisted 11 Jun 1917, at Fort Lawton. From there he was transferred to Fort Douglas on 24 Apr 1918. On 10 July, he was sent to Camp Mills and from there to France, through England, arriving 26 Jul. He served in the 11th F.A. 6th Div. as a wagoner. He was in the Meuse- Argonne offensive from 26 Oct to 11 Nov. Discharged 21 Jun 1919.
Boatswain's Mate Robert J. Mason, Everett
Born 9 Sep 1898 at Oldham SD. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Mason, 3012 Federal St. Enlisted in the navy 9 Jul 1918. He left Bremerton on the U.S.S. West Cressey 6 Jan 1919, through the Panama Canal for the Atlantic Coast. He reached Hampton Roads 1st Feb and was then sent to Europe. Boatswain's Mate, 1st Class. Graduated from the Everett high school in 1916.
Thorne L. Mason, Everett
Born at Rhinelander WI. Private Mason entered the service from Everett 6 Feb 1918 at the age of 28 yrs and served as a member of the 67th Spruce Squadron. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 31 Dec 1918, 871,602.
Mastromarco, Rocco Everett
Born in Italy. Entered Camp Lewis 5 Sep 1918, from Everett, at the age of 21 years, 7 months. Served in Co. A, 213th Engrs., 13th Division. Discharged 25 Jan 1918, at Camp Lewis. 4,711,848
Hollis G. Matheny, Index
Born at Fort Rippley MN. Private Matheny entered the Army through Snohomish 5 Sep 1918, at the age of 21 years. From 9 Sep 1918, until 27th Sept he was with the Recruit Camp, Camp Freemont; from 27 Sep 1918, to 17th Oct he was a member of Co. D., Casual Camp, Camp Freemont; from 16 Jan 1919, until discharged he was a member of the 44th Co., 166th D.B. at Camp Lewis. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 31 Jan 1919. 4,711,789.
Corp. Arthur Mathews, Everett
Born at Wausaw WI. Corporal Mathews entered the service 1 Feb 1918 at the age of 28 years; and served in the 26th Sqdn., 2d Prov. Regt., A.S.A.P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks, 23 Dec 1918.
Corp. Everett Mathews, Machias
Born 1 Mar 1896, at Machias. Enlisted in 5th Co. 17 Jul 1917. He was transferred to Batt. F., 65th Artillery at Fort Casey, and went to France with that regiment. On 23 Jun 1918, while in France, he was transferred to Batt C., 54th Artillery, and was later transferred to the Railroad Artillery Reserve, then back to Batt E. 54th Artillery. Discharged at Camp Lewis 22 Mar 1919.
George L. Mathey, Everett
Born at Chippewa Falls WI. Entered the service 4 Apr 1918, at the age of 24 years and 3 months. He was in the Air Service of the U.S. Army and was a member of the 21st Balloon Company. Discharged 10 Dec 1918, at the Air Service Depot Morrison VA 1,088,833.
Hugo Matson, Marysville
Born at Council Bluffs IA, 3 Nov 1890. He enlisted 2 July 1917, at Seattle, in the U.S.N.R.F. Was transferred 14 Feb 1918, from the Naval Training Station at Seattle, to the Transport Maine, on 21st Apr. Later he was transferred to the U.S.S. W.D. Munson on which he served until released, 24 Mar 1919, at Philadelphia.
Hugo Matson, Marysville
Naval Militia.
Alfred D. Matteson, Everett
Served in the Australian army.
Oliver Osmond Matteson, Granite Falls
Born at Doland S.D. Entered the Army 19 Sept., 1917, at the age of 23 years, and served in the 36th Spruce Sqdn. A.S.A.P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 23 Dec 1918.
Victor Mattson, Monroe
Born at Cambridge MN, in 1891. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mattson, who reside in Cambridge MN. Enlisted in the Aviation Section of the Navy at Seattle, 21 Feb. 1918, and was transferred to the Receiving Ship at Philadelphia. He was sent to the U.S. Naval Air Station in France and served in France from 26 Mar 1918, to 26 Dec 1918. Released at Pelham Bay Park, 1 Jan 1919. Before enlisting in the Navy, he was in the plumbing business at Monroe.
Fred T. Maudlin, Arlington
Quartermaster Corps, A.E.F.
Marion F. Maudlin, Arlington
U.S. Navy, A.E.F.
Machinists Mate Zene R. Maulsby, Everett
Born 26 Nov 1895 at Fort Dodge IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Maulsby 1711 Wall St. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F. (Aviation) 10 Sep 1917 at Bremerton. From there he was transferred to San Diego and on 5 Jul 1918 was sent to Philadelphia. On 19 Jul he was ordered to New York and on the 21st, he sailed for Lanlash, Scotland, arriving there 4 Aug. On 8 Aug he was sent to Killingholme England and was there until 1 Dec 1918. While in England he witnessed 2 air raids, one on 9 Aug 1918 and the other on 23 Aug 1918. In the first one the L70j was brought down by anti-air craft guns. Capt. Von Strausser and a crew of 75 men were killed. Machinists' Mate Maulsby returned home by way of Liverpool and Brest, leaving Brest 6 Dec 1918 and arriving at New York 13 Dec on the S. S. Leviathian. He was released 26 Mar 1919 made the rating of Machinist's Made, 2d class, 10 Sep 1917. He graduated from Everett high school in 1915 and attended the Armour Institute of Technology in 1916 and 1917. Prior to his enlistment he was working as a chemist in the laboratory in the Bremerton Navy Yards, but upon being discharged from the Navy he entered his father's business at 2815 Baker Ave., The Sound Casket Company.
Raymond L. Maylor, Everett
Born 31 Jan 1896, at Oak Harbor. enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F., at Bremerton 8 Jul 1918. On 1 Sep 1918, he was transferred to the Officers Material School, and remained in the school until discharged. Discharged 17 Dec 1918. Rating. Engineman second class. He graduated from the Oak Harbor high school in 1915 and attended Washington State College in 1915 and in 1916. Wife, Lola Maylor. Mr. and Mrs. Maylor reside at 1611 23rd St.
Allen B. McAdam, Everett
163d Inf.
Lieut. Kenneth C. McBain, Everett
Born 24 Jan 1896, at Puyallup. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McBain, 2005 McDougall Ave. Enlisted in the Medical Corps 16 May 1917 at Seattle, and on 2 Jul was transferred from Fort Lawton to Camp Lewis. He received a warrant as sergeant Apr 1918, and was commissioned a 2d lieutenant 16 Aug 1918. He was transferred from the Medical Supply Depot at Camp Lewis to the Medical Supply Depot at Fort Riley, and on 10 Jul 1919 was transferred to Camp Zachary Taylor.
Lieut. Harry McBeath, Everett
Served with the Canadian Engineers.
Kenneth McBeath, Everett
Served in the Signal Corps. A.E.F.
Kenneth M. McBeath, Snohomish
Signal Corps, U.S. Army, A.E.F.
Capt. Albert E. McCabe, Everett
Born 29 Aug 1878, at Montreal, Canada. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCabe, Roundup MT. Wife, Katherine S. McCabe. Captain McCabe enlisted 22 Aug 1917, in the O.T.S. at the Presidio ,CA. On 21st Nov he received his commission as a first lieutenant engineers and was assigned to the 68th Engineers. He was Supply Officer and Regimental Adjutant until 8 Oct 1918, when he was appointed C.O. of the regiment, and retained command until 18 Dec 1918; on which date he was appointed C.O. Troops, Camp Montierchaume, France. He received his promotion in a captaincy 1 Aug 1918. He sailed for France 1 Sep 1918 and returned to the United States 13 Jun 1919. Discharged 8 Aug 1919. Captain McCabe is a brother-in-law of Lieutenant Roy L Sexton, C.A.C., formerly of 12th Company. He received his high school education at Montreal, and attended University there from 1897 to 1899.
Frank McCambridge, Arlington
Born 10 Jul 1898, at Langdon ND. Son of Mr. and Mrs. P. McCambridge, Arlington. Private Cambridge entered the service in Sept 1917, becoming a member of Co. C, 2d North Dakota Infantry. He was later transferred to the 116th M.T. Co.
Paul McCann, Bothell
Born at Elma WA 14 Jan 1898. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. McCann Bothell,. Enlisted at Snohomish in 5th Co., 9 Apr 1917. Upon the organization of the 63d Artillery, he was transferred to Batt. D., and served with that unit in France, Wagoner. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919.
Thomas Patrick McCann, Marysville
Born 6 Jun 1898, at Eau Claire WI. Son of Mrs. Jane McCann of Marysville. He enlisted in the Medical Corps on 13 Jun 1918, and became a member of base Hospital Unit No. 50. He left camp Fremont 4 Jul 1918, for France, arriving there 6 Aug 1918. Discharged 5 May 1919, at Camp Lewis. 888,733. Private McCann graduated from the Marysville high school in 1916, and attended the UW one year. He is a brother of Mrs. Thomas Walsh, 2216 Rockefeller Ave., Everett
Bertel James McCarty, Sultan
Born 5 Apr 1899 at Pateros. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. McCarty of Sultan. Enlisted in the Navy, 13 Jul 1917. Left Seattle on the S. S. Great Northern 1 Feb 1918. Left New York 18 Feb 1918 for Brest, and was on duty at the Naval Air Station at Brest. Arrived on this side Apr 1919. Released 1 May 1919 at Norfolk VA. Former Sultan high school student.
Guy McCarty, Sultan
Born 24 Oct 1897 at Pateros. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. McCarty of Sultan. He applied for enlistment in the Marines Corps at Everett WA., and was accepted at the Marine Barracks, Navy Yard, Mare Island, on 6 May 1917. Honorably discharged 16 Aug 1918 at the Marine Barracks, Navy Yard, Puget Sound.
John I. McCarty, Sultan
Born 1 Aug 1895 at Sultan. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. McCarty of Sultan. Enlisted 13 Jul 1917, in the Navy. Served on the U.S.S. Illinois and Michigan. Fireman. Four brothers of the McCarty family of Sultan were in the service. Mr. and Mrs. McCarty are pioneers of Washington, having come to the coast in 1884.
Rex McCarty, Sultan
Born 24 Oct 1897 at Pateros. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. McCarty of Sultan. He applied for enlistment in the Marine Corps at Everett WA, and was accepted at the Marine Barracks, Navy Yard, Mare Island, on 6 May 1917. Honorably discharged 16 Aug 1918 at the Marine Barracks, Navy Yard, Puget Sound.
John H. McCauley, Everett
13th Inf.
Fred F. McCaulley, Snohomish
Born at Arlington. Entered the service from Snohomish 29 Jun 1918, at the age of 32 years. He served in the Army at Camp MacArthur, California, and was discharged at Camp Lewis 3 Jan 1919, through through the 47th 166th D.B. 3,426,703.
Edward McCay, Everett
Born at Salt Lake City. Entered the service from Everett, 3 Nov 1917, at the age of 29. Discharged on S.C.D. 8 Nov 1917, at Camp Lewis.
Capt. Francis Wm. McChesney, Everett
Born 12 April, 1885, at Burlington IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. McChesney , 2230 Rucker Ave. Wife, Margery Kittinger McChesney. Captain McChesney was commissioned as a first lieutenant at Washington, D.C., 15, Dec 1917, in the Aviation Section of the Signal Corps. On 1 May, 1918, he was transferred to the General Staff, and was assigned to duty in the Purchase, Storage and Traffic Division. He received a captain's commission 1 Jul 1918. On September 1st, he was transferred to the Air Service and was sent overseas, Sept. 25th. He arrived at Brest Oct. 1st, and proceeded to the Aviation Concentration Station at St. Maxient. He was then assigned to the Coordination Staff under the Assistant Chief of Air Service, and proceeded to Paris, where he made his headquarters until released, Dec. 15th. He then returned to the United States, sailing from St. Nazaire 12 Jan 1919, landing at Hoboken Jan. 24th. He was discharged 24 Jan. 1919. Captain McChesney received his education at the Shattuck Military Academy and at Cornell University.
Paul L. McClellan, Monroe
Supply Co., 157th Inf.
McClellan, Paul L. Monroe
Born 15 May 1896, at Gainsville FL. Son of Mrs. A.L. Ricci, R.F.D. 1, Monroe. Entered Camp Lewis 4 Oct 1917, and was transferred from the 166th D.B.. at that camp to Camp Kearny, and placed in the Supply Company 157th Inf. He was made a wagoner in Jul 1918, before leaving Camp Mills for France. When his unit was turned into a depot division, he was sent to the Army Veterinary Evacuation section of the First Army, with which he served until the armistice was signed. He was with the Army of Occupation. 1,626,094.
David McCombs, Everett
Born at Oakley, Canada. Entered the service 31 Jul 1918, at the age of 26 years; and served in the A.S.A.P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks., 18 Dec 1918. Private, first class. 3,416,574.
Sergt. Allen W. McCorkindale, Marysville
Born 10 Jan 1893, at Marysville. Son of L. McCorkindale, Marysville. Entered Camp Lewis 26 Jul 1918, through Arlington, and from Camp Lewis was transferred to Camp Fremont and became a member of Co. C., 13th Inf., 8th Division. Sergeant. Brother of Eli C. McCorkindale, 3d Co. P.S.C.A.C.
Eli C. McCorkindale, Marysville
Born 9 March, 1896, at Marysville. Son of L. McCorkindale, Marysville. He entered the service 7 Oct 1918, and was sent to Fort Worden and put in 3d Co. P.S.C.A.C. Brother of Sergeant Allen W McCorkindale, 13th Infantry.
Earl McCormick, Duvall
Served in the U.S. Navy.
Donald M. McCrea, Everett
Born 24 Oct 1899. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. McCrea, Kendrick ID. Wagoner McCrea enlisted in the 12th Co. 1 Aug 1917, and on 21st Dec at Fort Casey, was transferred to Batt. D., 63 Art., C.A.C. He was transferred to the Hdqrs. Co. 63d Art., 1st Army Corps, in France. Wagoner and first class gunner. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919. 829,334. Former Everett high school student.
Irving S. McCready, Snohomish
Born 19 May 1866 at Snohomish. Son of Dr. and Mrs. N. S. McCready, 124 Ave. B, Snohomish. Enlisted 12 Dec 1918 at Seattle in Base Hospital No. 50. From Fort Lawton he was transferred to Camp Fremont and from there sent to France where he served in the Mesves-Bulcy Hospital Center. He was discharged at Camp Lewis 5 May 1919. 2,330,127. Private McCready attended high school at Snohomish and was also a student at the UW. Brother of Lieut. Norman M. McCready.
Lieut. Norman M. McCready, Snohomish
Born 19 Jan 1892. Son of Dr. and Mrs. N. S. McCready, 124 Ave. B, Snohomish. Lieut. McCready enlisted in 5th Co. 25 Jul 1917 and served as a sergeant. on 1 Jan 1918 he was transferred to Camp Lewis to the 2rd Officers' Training Camp. On 19 Apr he was sent to Camp Jackson to the Officer Candidate Detachment, and on 15 May to the O.C. Detachment at the Saumur Art. School, Saumur, France. He received his commission as 2nd lieut. on 1 Jun 1918 and was assigned to the 12th F. A., 2d Div. 28 Aug. He served with the 2nd Div. until 1 Feb 1919 when he was transferred to the Headquarters of the 37th Div. with which he served until 23 Apr 1919. He was promoted to 1st Lieut. 14 Oct 1918. On 11 Nov 1918 he was gassed and wounded by a high explosive shell and spent 10 weeks in Base Hospital No. 62 at Mars. Discharged at Camp Sherman 10 May 1919, Lieut. McCready graduated from the Snohomish high school in 1911; attended the U. of Chicago from 1911-1913; and the UW from 1913-1914. Brother of Irving S. McCready.
Chester R. McCue, Everett
Born 23 Jul 1894 at Puylaup [sic] WA. Son of Mrs. Ida E McCue, 2424 Harrison St. Enlisted in the Navy 1 Nov 1917 and served on the U.S.S. Pittsburg.
Robert A. McCulloch, Machias
Born 20 Oct 1897, at Granite Falls. Son of Mr. and Mrs. William McCulloch. Enlisted 5 Jul 1918, and entered active service 19th Jul. at the U.S. Naval Training Camp, Seattle. Was in the Radio School. Released 14 Feb 1919 at Seattle. Attended the Snohomish high school in 1915-16-17.
Boatswain John McCullom, Everett
Born 8 August, 1888, at Verzie WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex McCullom, 3322 Wetmore. Enlisted in the Navy, 17 July, 1918, at Seattle. Served in the Naval Training Camp at Seattle and was coxswain of the championship boat crew. Boatswain, first class. Released 15 March 1919. Brother of Melvin McCullom, 143d, F.A.
Melvin McCullom, Everett
Born 28 Jan 1893, at Springbrook WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. McCullom, 3222 Wetmore Ave. Inducted 25 June 1918, at Martinez CA., and placed in Batt. B., 143d F.A., 40th Division. Was in France from August 15, 1918, to Dec 20, 1918. Discharged 11 Jan 1919, at the Presidio of San Francisco. 1,643,709. Brother of John McCollom, U.S. Navy.
Alfred McCumby, Everett
Born 14 June 1891, at Escanaba MI. Son of Mrs. Mary Cumby, 1914 Baker Ave. Entered the service at Camp Lewis, 2 Oct 1917, and became a member of 3d Co., 166th D.B. On 4th Nov, he was transferred to Co. E. 161st Inf., 41st Division, and sent to Co. I of the 9th Inf., 2d Division, 12 Jun 1918. Was in the Chateau-Thierry operations when Vaux was taken. Had five months military police duty while in France. Was gassed on 16 Jul 1918. From Camp Merritt was sent to Camp Lewis and discharged out of the 166th D.B., 7 Apr 1919. He was with the A.E.F. forces from 13 Dec 1917, to 19 Mar 1919. 75,716.
Arthur D. McDonald, Everett
Enlisted in the 10th Engineers 12 July 1917.
Charles McDonald, Everett
Born at Harrison NJ. Served seven months at Camp Lewis in the 1st Co., 166th D. B. Age at entering service, 26 years.
Eugene J. McDonald, Mukiltio
Born 17 Nov. 1895, at Eau Claire, Wis. Son of Mrs. Catherine McDonald. Entered the service 10 June 1918, and was placed in the Motor Trans. Corps at Spokane; transferred to Field Artillery at Camp Zachary Taylor 14 Aug 1918, and served in Batt. A. 7th Regt. Discharged 29 Dec. 1918, at Camp Taylor, Ky. 3, 423, 817.
Ronger W. McDonald, Everett
Born 7 Aug 1898 at Seattle. Son of Mrs. Maria M. McDonald 2318 Baker Ave. Enlisted in 12th Co. 31 Mar 1917, at Everett and accompanied the company to Fort Casey 1 Aug. Discharged 31 Aug 1917 by S. C. D. Attended the Everett high school from 1914 and 1916 and then entered the Seattle Engineering College. Private McDonald was one of the Everett young men who desired to serve the country in the Army, but who was disappointed in his wishes because of the stringent requirements of the examination required. His honorable discharge shows his service to have been "honest and faithful."
W.P. McDonald, Everett
U.S. Army.
Mervin G. McDougall, Monroe
Born 13 Feb 1901 at Monroe. Enlisted 4 Apr 1917 in 5th Co. at Snohomish, and his record is that of old 5th Co. and Batt. B, 63d Art. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919. Private 1st class.
Timothy O. McDowell, Everett
Batt. B, 2d F. A.
John T.H. McElroy, Edmonds
Born 12 Aug 1895, at Snohomish WA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mc Elroy, Edmonds. Entered the service 24 Jul 1918 at Camp Lewis, and placed in the 13th Trench Mortar Batt. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 3 Feb 1919.
Corp. Wesley McGaffey, Everett
Born 20 Jul 1918, at Aberdeen. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. McGaffery 2324 Oakes Ave. Entered the service 17 Oct 1918, in the S.A.T.C., University of Washington Unit; and served in Co. C. Discharged 26 Nov 1918. Corporal. 4,593,190. Graduated from the Everett high school in 1917 and attended the University of Washington in 1917 and 1918.
Chester L. McGee, Snohomish
Born 13 Jun 1894. Son of Mrs. Della Brown, Cold Creek. Enlisted in the Navy, 30 Oct 1917 at Seattle. He was sent to the Naval Training Station at San Francisco and on 1 Mar 1918, was transferred to the Naval Base at Hampton Roads. On 4 Apr 1918, he was placed on the U.S.S. Maine and on 10 Jun was transferred to the U.S.S. South Dakota and served on the latter battleship until 22 Jan 1919. During his services on the South Dakota the boat had two encounters with submarines. Rating, Signal Man, 3d class. Discharged at Hoboken, 22 Jan 1919.
Walter D. McGillivary, Oso
Born 25 Apr 1898 at Trafton. Son of Mrs. E. Kirk, Oso. Enlisted 1 Apr 1917 in old 5th Co. Upon organization of the 65th Art. he was transferred to Batt. F for overseas service. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Feb 1919 upon his return from France with the 65th.
Corp. Clyde L. McGillivray, Monroe
Born 19 Dec 1895. Son of W. J. McGillivray, 277 Lakedell Ave., Seattle. Entered the service 19 Sep 1917, and became a member of the Supply Co., 361st Inf., 91st Div. with which he served until the date of his discharge, 29 Apr 1919. Arrived in France, 20 Jul 1918. Was in the St. Mihiel offensive with his company, 12-14 Sep; Lys-Scheldt, 31 Oct to 11 Nov. Made corporal 15 Mar 1918, at Camp Lewis and served as company clerk. Left France for the US, 25 Mar 1919. Graduated from the Monroe high school in 1914. 2,256,710. Corporal McGillivray now resides in Seattle.
Neil A. McGillivray, Oso
Born 1 Nov 1898 at Oso. Son of Mrs. E. Kirk, Oso. Enlisted 1 Apr 1917 in old 5th Co. and reported to Fort Casey 1 Aug 1917 with the company.
Corp. Thomas McGinnis, Florance
Born at Pullman, IL. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. McGinnis, Florence. Entered Camp Lewis 30 Oct 1917, at the age of 30 years. Transferred to Co. D,316 Engrs. He also served with the Hqrs. Co., 216th Engrs., 91st Division/ He was in the St. Mihiel from 13th Sep to 15th; and in the Meuse-Argonne from 26th Sep to 4th October. He sailed for France 6 Jul 1918, and returned 16 Feb 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 19 Mar 1919. 2,273,312.
John McGovern, Arlington
87th Squadron, A.S.A.P.
Robert McGovern, Arlington
Fireman, U.S. Navy
Henry D. McGregor,
Served as a fireman, 3d class for fourteen mos. in the Navy.
Sergt. Frank E. McGuigan, Snohomish
Served in Batt. F.A, 13th Division.
Joseph M. McGuinness, Snohomish
Enlisted in the Navy shortly after war was declared, and was in the transport service in the English channel for a large part of his enlistment. He also saw service in Belgium, Ireland and Holland. Rating, ship fitter, first class. He returned home in Oct 1919.
Nurse Frances A. McGuire, Everett
Born 28 Nov 1891, at Mitchell SD. Daughter of Mrs. Sarah McGuire, R.F.D. 2, Everett. She enlisted as a U.S. Army Nurse 6 Dec 1917, and was sent to Camp Kearny where she became a member of Base Hospital No. 6. In Oct. 1918, she left Camp Kearny for overseas service with Base Hospital No. 71 and was later transferred to Camp Hospital No. 52, at Le Mans, A.P.O., 762. She served about a month in Italy while a member of No. 52. It is claimed that the largest medical detachment with the A.E.F., was stationed at Le Mans at the American Embarkation Center while Miss McGuire was there. Miss McGuire was probably the first nurse from Snohomish county to enter the service. She graduated from the Everett high school in 1909, and from the Providence Hospital in 1916. Sister of Frank J. McGuire, U.S. Navy.
Frank J. McGuire, Everett
Born 7 Apr 1893 at Everett. Son of Mrs. Sarah McGuire, R. F. D. 2, Everett. Enlisted 31 Jul 1917, at Seattle, and was at the US Training Camp until 11 Dec when he was sent to Philadelphia on the Great Northern. From Philadelphia he was sent to NY and from there sailed for Bordeaux on the Kolb; from Bordeaux he was sent to Pauilliac and was there until 27 Nov 1918. Released 1 Feb 1919 at Pelham Bay. Brother of Nurse Frances A. McGuire, Base Hospital No. 52. Attended the Snohomish high school for 2 years.
S. McGuire, Everett
Bandsman, 21st Inf.
Archie R. McHale, Everett
103d Spruce Sqdn.
Lieut. Phil B. McIntire, Everett
Born 30 Jan 1892 at Salem OR. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. McIntrie, East Stanwood. Enlisted in 12th Co., 5 Feb 1917 and at Fort Casey was transferred to Batt. D, 63d Art. Left Fort Casey 27 Mar 1918, to attend the 4th O.T.C. at Fort Monroe VA. Made corporal on 26 Jul 1917, and received his commission as a 2d lieutenant in the Coast Artillery at Fort Monroe. He was assigned to the 29th Co. P.S., C.A.C., at Fort Casey in Jul 1918, as commanding officer of the 11th Co. P. S., C. A. C., at Fort Casey in Sep 1918, and as commanding officer of the 41st P.S., C.A.C., at Fort Worden in November 1918. Prior to his enlistment, Lieut. McIntre was a draftsman for the city of Everett.
William M. McKee, Three Lakes
Born 25 Nov 1893, at New Castle WA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H.M. McKee, Three Lakes. Entered the service 15 Oct 1918, in the S.A.T.C. at Pullman. Discharged 17 Dec 1918. Private McKee attended the Granite Falls high school one year.
Harold M. McKenzie, Everett
Born 1 Jul 1887, at Asotin. Son of Mrs. Ellen McKenzie, Everett. Wife, Anna Jeanette McKenzie. Enlisted in the coast artillery at Fort Worden 25 Oct 1918, and became a member of the 22d Co. P.S. C.A.C. Discharged at Fort Worden 23 Dec 1918.4,579,007. Private McKenzie graduated from the Spokane high school in 1908. He is a member of Tyrian Lodge No. 96 F.& A M of Spokane and B.P.O.E. No. 479 of Everett. He is a proprietor of the Rest Room Confectionary and Cigar Stand at 2936 Colby Ave.
Robert G. McKenzie, Everett
Co. C, 9th Field Signal Battalion, A.E.F.
Corp. Gordon C. McKinley, Snohomish
Born 29 Oct 1897, at Everett, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Judson C. McKinley, Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co. 5 Apr 1917, at Snohomish. Transferred to Batt. D., 63d Art., at Fort Casey, 20 Dec., 1917. Made corporal 28 July 1917. Gunner, first class. Upon the return of the 63d from France, he was discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919. 829,191.
Corp. C.L. McKinnon, Everett
384th M.T. Co.
Ellis B. McLean Monroe
Born 30 May 1898, at Lena, WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. McLean, Monroe. Entered the service 14 Aug 1918, at Snohomish, and was sent to Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis. He was transferred to Batt D. 27th Art., C.A.C., at Fort Stevens and went to the the Atlantic coast with the 27th Regiment. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 13 Jan 1919. Brother of Neil H. McLean.
Pharmacist's Mate Neil H. McLean Monroe
Born 29 Jan. 1890, at Lena WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. McLean, Monroe. Enlisted in the Navy in April 1909, and served throughout the war with Germany.
Neil H. McLean, Monroe
Chief Pharmacist's Mate, U.S. Navy.
Corp. Cyrus E. McNamara,
Born 4 Nov 1892, at Hazel SD. Parents Mr. and Mrs. E. R. McNamara, Elwha. Enlisted in 12th Co. 20 Jul 1917. On 20 Dec 1917 he was transferred to Batt. D, 63d Art. Training camps: Fort Casey, Camp Mills, Romsey, Eng., La Havre, Aixe-sur-Vienne, La Courtine, France. From La Courtine he proceeded to Limoges by train; then to Ambazac by truck; then to St. Morillon by train; marched to bordeaux; to Marseilles by train; to Gibraltar by boat, and on to NY. Corporal Jul 1918. Brother of Mathew M. McNamara of the 63d Art. Discharged 31 Mar 1919.
Corp. Mathew M. McNamara, Everett
Born 12 Oct 1894 at Clontarf MN. Parents Mr. and Mrs. E. R. McNamara, Elwha. Enlisted with his brother, Eyrus E. McNamara, 20 Jul 1917, in 12th Co. On 20 Dec he was transferred to batt. D, 63d Art., training at the various camps and making the trips to England, France and back again with that regiment. Private, 1st class. Discharged 21 Mar 1919. While at Limoges, he attended O. & T. Center No. 2, Tractor Art. and on 24 Aug 1918, completed the course for dispatch riders. Graduated from Everett high school in 1913.
Winfrid D. McNeal, Everett
Served in the navy as fireman on the U.S.S. Vulcan.
Sergt. Earl E. McNott, Everett
Born at Winona MN. Served four mos. in the S.A.T.C., University of Washington. Discharged 18 Dec. 1918.
Archie R. McPhail, Everett
Born at Sturgeon Bay WI. Entered the A.S.A.P. from Everett, 23 Jun 1918, at the age of 23. Served in the 103d Spruce sqdn. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 12 Dec 1918. 895,362.
Fred W. McRae, Everett
Served in France with the 23d Engineers.
James E. McRae, Everett
Born at Snohomish 15 May 1891. Private McRae entered the service 1 Nov 1918, from Seattle, and was a member of the F.A.C.O.T.S. until 7 Dec 1918, when he was transferred to Camp Zachary Taylor. 4,745,507.
Marion A. McStott, Everett
Born at Hoods Canal. entered the service from Everett, 2 Oct 1917, at the age of 21 years and was sent to Camp Lewis. He was discharged at Camp Lewis 17 Oct 1917, on S.C.D.
Lee R. McStotts, Lowell
Served in Co. M, 14th Inf.
Albert W. McWilliams, Everett
348th M. G. Bn.
Harold W. Meade, Everett
Born 27 Jun 1896, at Bucoda. Son of Dr. and Mrs.. C. A. Meade, 3005 Hoyt Ave. Enlisted in the U.S.A.A. Service 25 May 1917, at Seattle and became a member of Unit 50. Left Seattle 15 Jun 1917 and was stationed at Allentown PA, until 13 Jun 1918, when his unit left Hoboken for Italy, landing at Genoa. He was with the Italian Army from 27 Jun to 29 Aug. from there he went into the Toul sector, France, from 4 to 12 Aug. He was in the St. Mihiel sector from 12 to 16 Sep and in the Meuse-Argonne from 26 Sep to 11 Nov. Discharged 17 May 1919. 641,204. He graduated from the Everett high school in 1915 and entered the UW.
Chief Mate William H. Meade, Everett
Born 13 Sep 1984 at Spokane. Son of Mrs. Sarah Gillespie, 2410 Pine. Enlisted in the Navy 13 Nov 1913 at Bremerton, and was transferred to Goat Island for training. Left San Francisco for the Orient on Transport Sheridan 6 Apr 1914. He was assigned to the Cincinnati at Manila for about 5 mos. From the Cincinnati he was transferred to the Flagship Saratoga for a year, later to the Galveston for 6 mos and then to the Flagship Brooklyn. While in china he was called out several times during the Shanghai revolutions. He studied the Chinese language mastering a vocabulary of 400 words. Discharged 23 Sep 1918. Wife, Hazel Meade.
Willie Meier, Everett
Served in Dev. Bn. No 1, 166th D. B. Discharged at Camp Lewis 4 Dec 1918. Private 1st Class. 3,943,350.
Sam Mellison Jr., Everett
Born at Fort Hayes, KS, 15 Nov 1885. Son of Captain and Mrs. Samuel Mellison, 3130 Maple Street. Wife, Jean Helen Mellison. Private Mellion [sic] enlisted in the Tank Corps at Fort Lawton 13 Sep 1918. From Fort Lawton he was transferred to Camp Colt, PA., for training with this branch of the Army. Discharged at Camp Lewis 26 Apr 1919. 3,428,853. Private Mellison graduated from Everett high school and attended the University of Idaho. Nephew of Donald M. McCrea, 63d Art.
William Mennegar, Startup
Born at Hastings NE. Entered the service at Snohomish 19 Sep 1917 at the age of 26 yrs; and served in the 19th Sqdn, 2d Reg't A.S.A.P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks, 21 Dec 1918. 863,485.
Ensign Walter H. Menzel, Everett
Born 7 Oct 1895 at Granite Falls. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mensal, 3520 Oakes Ave. Ensign Mensal enlisted as a Landsman Electrician., Radio, in the U.S. Navy at Seattle, 16 Feb 1918, He was sent to Goat Island and on 20th to Mare Island. On 4th Oct he was transferred to Chicago. A month later he was transferred to Chicago. A month later he was sent to Cleveland, and on 5th Nov was assigned to the training ship William J Filbert, on the Great Lakes. On 7th Dec he returned to Cleveland; and on 28 Jan 1919, was ordered to Pelham Bay Park, New York, where he received his commission as Ensign. , 28 Mar 1919. He was then stationed at South & Whitehall, New York City, until released from active duty 1 Aug 1919. Ensign Manse graduated from Everett high school in 1916, and attended the Washington State College in 1916, and 1917, and the University of Washington from 1917 until the time of his enlistment. He was prominent in high school athletics playing on the football team four years. He was captain of the 1916 team and made all northwest fullback the same year.
Private Joe Mercereau, Arlington District
Born at Snohomish. Entered the service at Arlington 19 Sep 1917, at the age of 24 years. Private Mercurial served in the A.S.A.P. from 12 Dec 1917, until the date of his discharge. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 8 Feb 1918. 872,334.
Albert C. Mercier, Everett
Born 19 July 1895, at Buffalo NY. Son of A. Mercier, R.F.D.1, Everett. Entered the service at the Presido of San Francisco 21 Jun 1917, in Co. E. 8th Telegraph Battalion, Signal Corps. He served for fourteen months in France with this unit, and was discharged 15 May 1919. Upon his discharge, he accepted a position with the Telephone Company in Seattle.
Private James F. Merriam, Everett
Born at O'Neil, Nebraska. Served in the 1st Inf., Camp Lewis, for four months. Age at entering the service 32 yrs.
Thomas C. Merriam, Everett
Born 7 Sep 1886, at Logansport IN He was in the Aviation Corps, entering the service 2 Apr 1918. Trained at the school for Radio Operators and Mechanics Austin TX; Ellington Field; Kelly Field; Camp Merritt, and Camp Meade. On 10 Nov 1918, he went abroad the S.S. Koroa, at Brooklyn, but sailing was stopped an account of the Armistice, and he returned to Camp Merritt. He was discharged 23 Dec 1918. A brother J.C. Merriam was in the Navy from King County.
Ambrose B. Merrick, Everett
Served eight mos. in the Marines.
Evoy N. Merrick, Everett
Born in Minneapolis MN. Son of Attorney and Mrs. Lewis A. Merrick, 2911 Wetmore Ave. Enlisted in the Everett Naval Militia 4 May 1916, at the age of 21 years. He entered federal service 7 Apr 1917, and left Bremerton on the U.S.S. South Dakota. He served eighteen months and eleven days in the Navy.
Harold Dexter Merrill, Everett
Born 26 Jun 1891, at Auburn ME Son of Mayor and Mrs. D.D. Merrill, Everett. Private Merrill enlisted in the Army at Fort Lawton 14 Dec 1917, and three days later left for Camp Mead, as a member of Co. G, 23d Engineers. From Camp Mead he went to Camp Burnie a new camp built by the 23d Engineers. On 2 Feb 1918, he was returned to Camp Mead, and on the 15th went to Laurel the headquarters of the regiment being there. He sailed from Hoboken for France on the George Washington 30 Mar 1918, arriving at Brest 13 April 1918. On 27th Aug he left for the front passing through Tours 28th Aug; Nevers 30th Aug; and arriving at IS-sur-Tille 31st August. On 2d Sep he was at Leonvale Woods, and at Langley 11th Sep He arrived at Toul 21st Sep where headquarters were established. On 25th Oct he moved to Deux Monds; and on Nov he moved to Deux Monds; and on Nov 9th he was at St. Remy Hill. On 9th Dec he was at Fresnes and on the 28th headquarters were established at Vertuzey. His work in the battle zone was all in the Toul sector. Discharged at Camp Lewis 24 June 1919. Private Merrill graduated from the Broadway high school, Seattle, in 1908, and attended the University of Washington two year.
Bert K. Merritt, Everett
Born 13 Apr 1898, at South Haven MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Merritt, 2005 Wetmore Ave. Private Merritt enlisted in the old 12th Co. 5 Feb 1917, and on 20th Dec became a member of Batt. D, 63d Art. ,C.A.C., at Fort Casey. He went to France with the 63d and was discharged at Fort Lewis, 21 Mar 1919, upon the return of the regiment from overseas. Private Merritt attended the Everett high school from 1914 to 1917, and is a brother of Harold W. Merritt. S.A.T.C.
Harold W. Merritt, Everett
Born at South Haven MI, 29 Jun 1894. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Merritt, 2005 Wetmore Ave. private Merritt entered the service 1 Oct 1918, when he became a member of the S.A.T.C. at WSC. Discharged at Pullman 20 Dec 1918. 4,590,270. Private Merritt graduated from the Everett high school in 1915. He entered WSC in 1915 and attended that institution until entering the army. Brother of Bert K. Merritt, 63d Art.
Herman J. Merz, Everett
Born at South Prairie, 19 Apr 1889. Son of Mrs. A. Merz, 2601 Oakes Ave. Private Merz entered Camp Lewis 17 Dec 1917, and was assigned to the 41st Co. 166th D.B. On 4 Jan 1918, he was transferred to Batt. C, 347th Field Artillery, 91st Division. His unit was with the 7th Army Corps in France, and he was in action in the Meuse-Argonne drive from 3 Nov to 11 Nov 1918. He was with the Third Army of Occupation in Germany, stationed near Coblenz. He left Germany homeward bound 11 Feb 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis 19 Apr 1919.
Othmar L. Merz, Everett
Born 10 May 1893, at Everett. Son of Mrs. A. Merz, 2601 Oakes Ave. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F. 1 Jun 1918, at Philadelphia. He was sent to Gulfport MS, and was there until discharged on 11 Jan 1919. He is a brother of Herman J. Merz, 347th Field Artillery; and attended the Everett high school from 1907 to 1909.
Alonzo N. Messenger, Marysville
Son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Messenger. Marysville. Born 22 Mar 1887, at Pomeroy. Entered the service at Seattle in February 1918, becoming a member of the Medical Corps. He was sent to Fort Riely, Kansas, from there to Fort Benjamin Harrison, and from there to New Jersey, sailing with the 62d Hospital Train. A.E.F. and was still in France in Jul 1919.
Frances V. Messenger, Frances Marysville
Born 25 Nov. 1869, in Wayne Co. IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R Messenger, Marysville. Enlisted 31 Jan. 1918, in the U.S. Guards at Fort Wright, and from there was sent to Charleston, then to Bremerton and from there to Seattle. Discharged 4 Jan. 1919, at Camp Lewis. Private Messenger served in the Army during the Spanish American war. Brother of Alonzo messenger.
Edward E. Messinger, Everett
Born at Prescott IA. Enlisted in the Everett Naval Militia on 4 May 1916, at the age of 26 years. He was mustered into federal service 7 Apr 1917, and served on the U.S.S. South Dakota.
Sergt. Major :Horance O. Metcalf, Marysville
Born 13 July 1895, at Hay Springs NE. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Metcalf, Marysville. Enlisted in the Cavalry 5 Feb 1917. He was made sergeant in the 11th Cavalry 10 July 1917, at Fort Oglethorpe GA; sergeant major, 7th Aug. The 11th Cavalry was divided and a portion of it was made into the 80th F.A. in Oct 1917. He sailed for France in Aug 1918, landing at Bordeaux, and served in France with the 80th F.A. Brother of John R. Metcalf who served in the Merchant Marines, from 4 Sep 1918, to 19 Apr 1919. 1,100,510.
Horace Metcalf, Marysville
Sergeant Bandmaster, 80th Field Artillery.
Jack Forrest Metcalf, Arlington
Private Metcalf enlisted in August 1917, in Co. K, 2d Washington Inf., which later became the 161st Inf. After reaching France, he was transferred from Co. K, 161st Inf. to Co. H, 102d Inf., with which unit he went into action. On 24 Jul 1918 while acting as a runner in the second battle of the Marne and carrying a message from the regimental headquarters to the front lines, he was killed by a shell. He was buried on the Chateau-Thierry battle ground. 39,658. Private Metcalf was born 11 Aug 1889 at Alma MI. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Metcalf of Arlington. He is also survived by his sister, Mabel Metcalf.
Eugene Clare Metzger, Everett
Born 24 Aug 1897, at Everett. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E.M. Metzger, 1728 Rucker Ave. Private Metzger enlisted in the Army the day after the United States declared war- 7 Apr 1917, at Fort Snelling MN, in the First Minnesota Infantry. He went to Camp Cody for training and from there in a casual company to Camp Merritt and embarked 28 Jun 1918, for England. Upon his arrival in France, he was transferred to the 161st Infantry, then to the 165th Infantry and later to " New York's Own" 69th Infantry, "Rainbow Division." He was in the battle of Chateau-Thierry and in the battle of the Marne,. Private Metzger received a machine gun bullet wound in the chest and lost his left leg 28 Jul 1918, from shrapnel wounds. He was discharged from the Letterman General Hospital, San Francisco, 7 Aug 1919. 703,966. Former Everett high school student and also attended St. Johns Military Academy. Brother of Harry L. Metzger.
Harry L. Metzger, Everett
Born 10 Aug 1893,. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E.M. Metzger, 1728 Rucker Ave. Wife, Madeline Metzger, 2504 Rucker Ave. Private Metzger enlisted in 12th Company 5 Feb 1917, and went to Fort Casey with his company on 1st Aug. On 11th Oct he was transferred to 7th Co. Washington C.A., and on 20th Nov back to 12th Company and on 20th to Batt. D., 63d Artillery, C.A.C. On 23 Aug 1918, He was transferred to the Supply Company ,63D Artillery, with which he served until discharged. He was in England and France in the A E F. as a member of the 63d Artillery. Discharged 21 Mar 1919, at Camp Lewis. 829,233. Former Everett high school student. Brother of Eugene Clare Metzger.
Dan H. Michel, Everett
Born 2 Mar 1895 in Everett. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Michel, 3302 Colby Ave. Wife, Blanche A. Michel. Enlisted 20 Feb 1918 at Everett in the Air Service being assigned to the 5th Aero Construction Co. Trained at Camp Sevier and Camp Mills; sailed from NY 29 Apr 1918 for Liverpool, arriving 8 May; was stationed at Driffield Aerodrome and Emsworth Aerodrome while there. Left Liverpool 25 Nov and arrived in NY 2 Dec going to Camp Mills. Arrived at Camp Lewis 17 Dec 1918 and was discharged 11 Jan 1919. 1,338,740. Graduated Everett high school Jan 1914 and while a student there played 4 yrs on the football team one years as captain. He made the all-northwest team in 1912 and 1913 as left half. During his year at Gonzaga U. he played left half on the varsity team.
Frederick H. Michel, Everett
Born at Neenah, Wis., 1 June 1893. He resides with his father, J.H. Michel, 3306 Colby Ave. His service in the Army began 27 July 1918, at Camp Lewis, where he entered 40th Co., 166th Depot Brigrade. By reason of surgeons certificate of disability, he was honorably discharged 10 Aug. 1918. While attending the Everett high school he was a member of the football team, was on a debating team in 1912, and managed the baseball team the same year. He was graduated in 1912.
Sergt. Alf Midjo, Stanwood
Born in Trondhjem, Norway 29 Dec 1889. Entered 30th Co. 166th D.B. at Camp Lewis, 25 Jun 1918. Transferred to Co. D. 158th Inf. Div. at Camp Kearny, 16 Jul 1918. Left Camp Kearny 7 August. Left New York 18 Aug and landed in London 25 Aug. Left La Harve 28 Aug; Nerondis, 2 Sep; was with Co D. 158th Inf. in the S.O.S.. service until leaving for America , 6 Apr 1919. made Sergeant 9 Sep 1918. Discharged 1 May 1919. 3,134,937.
Severt A Miland, Everett
Born in Bergen Norway. Was in the A.S.A.P., from 24 May, 1918, to 9 Jan., 1919. Served in the 87th Spruce Sqdn. Age at entering the service 27. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks. 2,786,959.
Alfred W. Miley, Everett
Born 4 Feb 1900. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Miley, 2621 Grand Ave. Enlisted in the 12th Co. at Everett, 5 Feb 1917. At Fort Casey he was transferred to Battery D., 63d Artillery upon the organization of that unit and went to France with the 63d. He was discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919. Private 1st class. Private Miley attended high school in Everett.
Ben Miller, Everett
Born at Dayton. Entered the service 20 Jul 1918 at the age of 27 yrs. Private Miller served in Co. E, 13th Ammunition Train. 13th Div. and was discharged 13 Dec 1918 at Camp Lewis. 3,144,756.
Chester W. Miller, Stanwood
Born at Stanwood, 10 Jul 1896. Enlisted in the Navy 9 Apr 1917. Ratings held during enlistment A.S., S2c, Sea., Qm. 3c. Discharged at Bremerton 23 Jan 1919.
Quartermaster Chester Warren Miller, Stanwood
Born 10 Jul 1896 at Stanwood. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, Stanwood. Enlisted in the Navy 18 Apr 1917, and was sent to Bremerton. 10 days later he was transferred aboard the U.S.S. Marblehead, which left Bremerton 14 May for San Francisco and San Diego. On 12 Sep his ship left for service in Mexican and South American waters, returning 29 Nov to San Francisco. After 2 mos at Mare Island, the boat was again sent south, and on 12 Jun 1918 was sent to Key West. On 23 Jun he was transferred to Norfolk, and on 25 Jun was placed on the U.S.S. Kingfisher. This boat performed duties as a mine sweeper and patrol boat. The boat encountered two German submarines during the time he was aboard. He left this ship at Cape May NJ and was discharged at Bremerton 23 Jan 1919. Rating, Quartermaster, 3d class, 1 Apr 1918; 2d class, 1 Dec 1918. Brother of Fay Miller.
George C. Miller, Snohomish George C. Miller, Snohomish Sergt. George W. Miller, Everett Sergt. Glenn Ross Miller, Everett Henry Miller, Everett Quartermaster Max C. Miller, Everett Thomas J. Miller. Everett Charlie W. Mills, Everett William W. Minard, Snohomish Edward J. Minch, Everett Louis Minch, Everett Leroy S. Minnick, Everett Lester F. Minnick, Everett Neil I. Minnick, Everett Wesley S. Minnick, Everett Sergt. Fred Misner, Lakewood Charles E. Mitchell, Everett Donald G. Mitchell, Everett Lynwood G. Mitchell, Snohomish Warren B. Mitchell, Everett Theodore Mittelstaedt, Snohomish Corp. Charles Alexander Mix, Everett Martin J. Mleziva, Snohomish Alfred Mobius, Hartford Arthur J. Moe, Stanwood Bjorn H. Moe, Mukilteo Louie E. Moe, Everett Albert T. Moehring, Snohomish Carpenters Mate Roy I. Mohrmann, Everett Harold E. Molique, Everett Helmer Mathias Molner, Everett George Monson, Marysville Sergt. George S. Montgomery Everett Henry Montua, Marysville Henry M. Montua, Arlington Machinist's Mate Anson B. Moody, Everett Private C.E. Moody, Everett Bert M. Moon, Startup Arlington R. Moore, Granite Falls Carpenters Mate Charles C. Moore, Everett Christoper Moore, Everett Donald G. Moore, Everett George B. Moore, Everett Corp. Harry D. Moore, Everett Harry G. Moore, Everett Harry S. Moore, Everett Lee L. Moore, Everett Marion Carl Moore, Everett Edward M. Moores, Everett Marion C. Moores, Everett Allen W. Moran, Snohomish Maurice B. Moran, Stanwood William D. Moran, Everett Alfred E. Morehouse, Everett Nick Morell, Pilchuck Leon Morgan, Marysville William D. Morgan, Everett Francis R. Morneau, Everett Nick Morrell, Pilchuck Douglas C. Morris, Everett Corporal Earl D. Morris, Arlington District Earl D. Morris, Arlington John L. Morris, Everett James Edward Morrison, Everett Corp. Murdock L. Morrison, Everett Robert R. Morrison, Everett Walter B. Morrison, Marysville Musician James L. Morrow, Everett James Lee Morrow, Everett Arthur Morse, Snohomish District Gunners Mate Harry B. Morse, Snohomish Julius Morse, Snohomish Chief Gunner Kirkwood, Morse, Snohomish Quartermaster Richard G. Morse, Snohomish Ronald I. Morse, Snohomish William M. Morse, Snohomish Harold Morseth, Everett John Mortensen, Monroe Howard E. Morton, Everett John H. Moser, Everett John H. Moser, Everett Charles Mossington, Everett Elias F. Mryon, Stanwood Dennis J. Mullane, Everett John D. Mullane, Everett Robert J. Mulvihill, Everett Corp. Leon C. Munger, Everett Albert C. Munson, Stanwood Guy A. Munson, Arlington Sergt. Elmer J. Murdock, Snohomish Corp. Donald M. Murphy, Arlington Frank Vernon Murphy, Marysville James P. Murphy, Arlington Leonard W.P. Murphy, Arlington Corp. Alfred Murray, Everett Robert Murray, Everett Glen S. Myers, Everett Harold N. Myers, Marysville Sergt. Harold N. Myers, Marysville Harry B. Myers, Everett Albert A. Mykland, Everett George Richard Myron, Stanwood Alfred I. Naas, Arlington Alfred I. Naas, East Stanwood Edward Nash, Snohomish Corp. John E. Nash, Snohomish Machinists Mate Stewart H. Neffler, Everett Adolph Nelson, Marysville Adolph Nelson, Marysville Albert R. Nelson, Marysville Albert Raymond Nelson, Everett Alfred V. Nelson, Everett First Sergt. Everett Bert O. Nelson, Bruce Nelson, Marysville C.I. Nelson, Snohomish Carl Nelson, Marysville Carl G. Nelson, Everett Erik A. Nelson, Arlington District George F. Nelson, Bothell Homer Nelson, Marysville J.M. Nelson, Snohomish John A. Nelson, Marysville Sergt. Max W. Nelson, Everett Palmer Nelson, Marysville Roy B. Nelson, Everett Claude H. Nelson, Edmonds Herbert O. Ness, Snohomish Christian H. Nessen, Everett Corp. Theodore Nesta, Darrington Delbert E. Neubecker, Everett Corp. Edward F. Neubecker, John Neutens, Monroe Corp. Robert L. Newell, Everett Capt. G.W. Newgood, Everett Corp. Edward F. Newlick, Everett Lieut. Clifford Newton, Everett H.A. Nightlinger, Marysville J.E. Nightlinger, Marysville Ernest Nissen, LakeStevens Carl Noack, Everett Clyde F. Noel, Snohomish Samuel Lionel Noel, Snohomish Elmer Norgar, Bryant Einar W. Norgard, Everett John R. Norris, Snohomish District Coxswain Jesse I. North, Everett Private George W. Norton, Everett Corp George W. Norwood, Everett Wallace T. Novak, Snohomish District Bruno E. Nowak, Everett Wlliam I. Nyman, Marysville Frank B. O Brien, Everett Eugene M.P. O Conner, Everett Albert J. O Dee Tulalip William J. O Donahue, Arlington District William L. O Neal, Fortson Hugh O Neill, Everett Raymond L. Oake, Edmonds Corp. George A. Oars, Stanwood Philip B. Oas, Everett Sergt. Richard J. OBrien, Lake Stevens Sergt. Bernard J. Oczkewicz, Everett Brian F. O'Day, Everett John S. O'Day, Everett Floyd Odell, Monroe Lee K. Odell, Marysville Lieut. Harold S. Ofstie, Everett Lieut. Ralph A. Ofstie, Everett Jesse B. Ogden, Everett Fred L. Oliver, Monroe Ray E. Oliver, Bothell Benjamin G. Olmstead, Everett Sergt. Carl M. Olsen, Stanwood Dolph M. Olsen, Stanwood Corp. Jack C. Olsen, Everett Oscar M. Olsen, Stanwood Coxswain Roy Newman Olsen, Stanwood Sverre Olsen, Everett Private Albin Olson, Arlington District Arthur S. Olson, Monroe Joseph C. Olson, Stanwood Julius A. Olson, Monroe Olof J. Olson, East Sanwood Sergt. Ralph W. Ormsbee, Everett Harold H. Orne, Everett Stanley M. Orne, Everett Rainsford F. Orser, Snohomish District Russell G Osborne, Snohomish Machinists Mate Russell G. Osburn, Snohomish Gust E. Oscarson, Three Lakes Gust Eric Oscarson, Three Lakes Carl E. Ostrand, Edgecomb Carl E. Ostrand, Edgecomb Clarence Ostrus, Silvana Claster O. Ostrus, Silvana August Z. Ottestad, Everett Arthur E. Overman, Everett Homer Owen, Sultan Rufus W. Oxborough, Everett Peter W. Oyan, Everett Lieut. Frank C. Paine, Everett Lieut. Topliff O. Paine, Everett Corp. Kenneth A. Painter, Monroe Carl Palmer, Arlington Sergt. James C. Palmer, Everett Ray Palmer, Granite Falls Pete G. Panages, Everett Elmer Frank Pardee, Everett Walter C. Parker Everett Eddie Parker, Arlington District Frank Parker, Snohomish Oscar M. Parks, Everett Oscar M. Parks, Everett Lieut. I.W. Parsons, Everett Boatswains Mate Carl A. Paschke, Everett Fred O. Pashley, Everett Jesse L. Patty, Gold Bar Harold J. Payn, Everett Bryon B. Payne, Snohomish Clarence R. Pearsall, Sultan Charles D. Pease, Snohomish Jessie L. Peck, Everett William Edward Peck, Everett Sergt. Eugene W. Pedersen, Everett Peder A. Pederson, Norman William H. Pederson, Snohomish Clifford Peeman, Monroe Gustav Pehl, Everett George E. Pelton, Everett Joe Pereira, Everett Warren H. Perrigo, Arlington Clifford E. Perry, Edgecomb Nels Personius, Lakewood Thomas Personius, Lakewood Stephen Peters, Monroe Private Archie N. Petersen, Everett Archie Y. Petersen, Everett Private Earnest Petersen, Everett Lieut. George J. Petersen, Everett Shipfitter, 2d class Allan G. Peterson, Everett Bennie Peterson, Florence Sergt. Carl J. Peterson, Everett Everett N. Peterson, Snohomish Frank E. Peterson, Everett Hokan T. Peterson, Snohomish Louis F. Peterson, Snohomish Oliver P. Peterson, Everett Peter J. Peterson, Stanwood Stanley A. Peterson, Marysville Sergt Edmond L. Petitclerc, Sultan Ernest E. Petitclerc, Sultan Corp. F. Petitclerc, Sultan Mervin Pfeiffer, Monroe 1st Sergt. John J. Phelan Jr., Everett Edward N. Phelan, Everett Sergt. Milo C. Phelps, Everett Lieut. Edward Thomas Pheney Everett Corp. Laurence J. Philbrick, Everett Harold W. Phillips, Everett Thomas W. Phillips, Everett Roy C. Picard, Everett Leslie H. Pigort, Snohomish Bernard E. Pillsbury, Lowell Wilbert Pilon, Everett Earl C. Plant, Arlington Walter H.J. Ploutz, Everett George A. Plummer, Snohomish Erwin Plyer, Monroe Oliver O. Pomeroy, Everett James H. Pope, Marysville Laurence H. Porter, Snohomish Clarence Potter, Alington District Jess I. Potter, Snohomish Warren Potter, Snohomish Clayton H. Pottruff, Everett Corp. Clyde Pottruff, Hartford Fred Powell, Everett John H. Powell, Everett Truman M. Powell, Everett Quartermaster Richard James Powers, Marysville Lorenzo Pratt, LakeStevens William S. Preheim, Monroe Corp. Daniel E. Prentice, Everett Sergt. A.M. Preston, Snohomish Wallace Preston, Arlington James M. Price, Everett Lester C. Pringle Everett Harry Prior, Edgecomb D. Fay Proctor, Edmonds Harry N. Proctor, Everett James Madison Pryor, Silvana George W. Puckett, Everett Oscar Theodore Purdy, Everett Richard C. Purdy, Snohomish Melvin A. Purnell, Everett Corp. High E. Putman, Arlington Corp. Hugh Elmer Putnam, Arlington Louis Putnan, Everett Carl M. Pynn, Everett Eric I Quam, Silvana Leonard T. Quam, Everett Ray C. Quast, Marysville Joseph Quinn, Snohomish Emery Raboin, Everett Julius Rachul, Everett Corporal Fred Raines, Sultan Sergt. Joseph S. Ralston, Everett Albert S. Ramstad, Everett Alvin C. Ramstead, Everett Roy O. Ramstead, Everett Sergt. Edwin T. Randell, Everett Irving Randell, Marysville Joseph Raney, Snohomish District John Rapphun, Startup Lawrence C. Rasmussen, Lowell Robert H. Rasmussen, Lowell William F. Ratzman, Snohomish Ralph A. Raven, Monroe Lieut. Robert S. Raven, Monroe Raymond L. Reagle, Snohomish District Lieut Richard Scott Reaney, Everett C.R. Redding, Index Joe Redeferri, Snohomish District Harry L. Reder, Bothell Corp. Arlie O. Redick, Snohomish Corp. Arlo R. O.. Redick, Snohomish Frank Allen Reed, Gold Bar George Reed, Stanwood John W. Reed, Snohomish Otto J. Reedich, Everett Gilbert O. Reep, Everett Gustav Emil Reep, Everett Bernt O. Reese, Silvana Bernt Odin Reese, Silvana John J. Refsnes, Everett Corp. Francis J. Reichmann, Everett Monor K. Reid, Lake Stevens Rollie R. Reid, Snohomish Ned W. Reinsedt, Snohomish District Olaf B. Reinseth, Arlington Ole B. Reinseth, East Stanwood John N. Remick, Lowell Corp. Taine Remick, Everett Earle Renno, Arlington Morton Rentley, Monroe Harry E. Requa, Everett James Harold Requa, Everett Stephen T. Reynolds, Lowell Vernon L. Reynolds, Everett Vernon L. Reynolds, Everett Corp. William Reynolds, Lowell Corp. William Reynolds, Lowell Charles M. Rice, Snohomish Clarence Rice, Everett Eddie R. Rice, Arlington District Arthur T. Richards, Edmonds Edmond A. Richards, Granite Falls Chauncey H. Richardson, Everett Fred H. Richardson, Everett Walter W Riches, Mukilteo Machinists Mate Glen R. Rickard, Everett Raymond R. Ricketts, Everett Wm. J.B. Ricketts, Everett Samuel Rider, Snohomish Yeoman Harvey M. Riecken, Everett Donald M. Rigby, Everett Private C.Arthur Riggs, Pinehurst Chester A. Riggs, Everett William N. Riley, Everett Ralph A. Ringman, Everett Emil Simon Ringstad, Everett Charles T. Rinker, Darrington Sergt. Edwin C. Ritchie, Everett Floyd A. Ritter, Everett Leroy D. Ritter, Everett Charles H. Roberts, Everett Edwin W. T. Robertson, Monroe Pharmacists Mate Arlington Henry Robertson, Henry John Robertson, Monroe Robert Robertson, Snohomish District Robert Robertson, Snohomish Earl Robillard, Everett Boatswains Mate Leo R. Robillard, Everett George H. Robinson Jr., Cathcart Elsworth M. Robinson, Marysville Herbert L. Robinson, Everett Corp. James Henry Robinson, Cathcart Herman Rod, Norman Lewis Roderick, Fortson Elgar H. Rodgers, Everett Sergt. Harry C. Rodgers, Stanwood Linden B. Rodgers, Everett Harold Rodland, Machias Sergt. Arthur Roe, Everett Corp. Eddie A. Roe, Everett John F. Roeder, Everett Bruno Roesiger, Snohomish Corp Merry J. Rogers, Pinehurst Sigurd Ronning, Everett Tom Rorwick Everett Albert Rose, Lakewood Emery J. Rosland Everett Arphus W. Ross, Bothell Clarnece L. Ross, Everett Neil Donald Ross, Everett Ralph H. Ross, Everett Sergt. William J. Ross, Snohomish Arthur Roth, Arlington Philip Deane Rowe, Everett Glenn I. Rowley, Monroe Corp. Andy Rubattino, Everett Elmer Rude, Everett Roy W. Rugg, Bothell John H. Rule, Edmonds Lieut. Wellington Rupp, Snohomish Corp. Floyd H. Rush, Lowell Arthur N. Russell, Everett Corp. Charles B. Russell, Monroe Claire E. Russell, Everett Merle J. Russell, Monroe Noyce Russell, Everett Tenard Russell, Everett Leonard Russell, Leonard Everett Thomas Ryan, Everett Lewis Sadler, Everett Bugler John A. E. Sagen, East Stanwood John Russell Sairs, Granite Falls Arthur M. Salmon, Everett Arthur Salvadalena, Monroe Corp. Benjamin Sampson, Everett Walter S. Sampson, Everett Sergt. Major J. Wesley Samuels, Everett Corp. Arthur W. Sandberg, East Stanwood Sigfried A. Sandberg, East Stanwood Theodore O. Sandberg, Lowell Syvert O. Sandwick Everett Joseph J. Sangston, Everett Rocco Santaro, Mukilteo Ernest E. Sarff, Everett Harry C. Sarff, Everett Fred D. Sartor Jr., Everett Syver Sater, Snohomish District Edwin L. Sather, Arlington Hilmer Sather, Silvana Ernest H. Sattemeir, Sultan Floyd D. Satterfield, Everett Donald Lewis Saunders, Marysville Herman Saupe, Snohomish Milbert P. Sauve, Everett Private Milbert P. Sauve, Everett 2169 Savage Howard P. Savage, Hugh G. Savage, Stanwood Percy W. Savage, Roscoe E. Savage, Everett Lieut. Roy L. Saxton, Everett Sergt. H. Clifford Sayer, Edgecomb Frederick H. Saylor, Everett Frank W. Schapler, Everett Ted Schirk, Snohomish Edwin W. Schirman, Sultan Charles H. Schloman, Arlington District Corp. Gilbert F. Schmelzer, Snohomish Corp. Schoennauer, A.E. Snohomish William Schoenrock, Everett George H. Schooley, Everett Sergeant Carl F. Schreiber, Edmonds Walter Schroder, Sultan Walter Schroeder, Snohomish First Sergt. George J. Schuchart Jr., George J. Everett Corp. William E. Schuchart, Everett Edward A. Schultz, Everett Harold C. Schumacher, Arlington Otto E Schwartzmiller, Otto E. Hartford Darrell M. Scott, Everett William Randolph Seaberg, Everett Charles E. Searles, Snohomish Jonas G. Senner, Monroe Max H. Servis, Snohomish John I. Seved, Everett Arthur O. Severson, Arlington Wallace G. Severson, Arlington Walter Severson, East Stanwood Max H. Shadinger, Snohomish Elmer Shaefer, Marysville George Earl Shaffer, Everett Arthur W.. Shalkan, Everett Raymond S. Shamley, Everett Corp. Albert Shannon, Everett Corp. Frank W. Shapler, Everett Lieut. Daun H. Sharpless, Everett Richard V. Sharpless, Everett Robert I. Sharpless, Everett Ross G. Sharpless, Everett Thomas P. Sharpless, Everett Lieut. Charles B. Shary, Everett Corp. Claud Shatswell, Snohomish Earl G. Shaver, Everett George A. Shaw, Everett Grover C. Shaw, Lowell William M. Shaw, Snohomish Edward C. Sheffield, Everett Corp. Aloysius Shelton, Tulalip Corp. Clarence Shelton, Tulalip Robert E. Shelton, Tulalip Clarence M. Shepard, Everett Roland L. Shepard, Everett Benjamin W. Sherwood, Everett Hamilton Shields, Hartford John P. Shields, Everett William A. Shiller, Arlington Lieut. Everett G. Shimmin, Snohomish Sergt. Robert K. Shimmin, Snohomish Otto Shirman, Sultan Dewitt T. Shrewsbury, Snohomish Corp. Wilfred Siddons, Everett Wilfred Siddons, Everett Oscar Sideen, Arlington Private Gus A. Sieverling Jr., Everett Gus A. Sieverling, Everett Dave Sigel, Snohomish Eric C. Sigerstad, Arlington District James A. Siler, Arlington District Adrian Sill, Arlington Walter Sill, Snohomish Joshua V. Silva, Machias Cheif Electriction Marion James Sim, Stanwood Lieut. R. Simmons, Arlington Richard C. Simmons, Gold Bar Earl W. Simning, Everett Sergt. Charles Simonson, Everett Corp. Robert Sinclair, Snohomish Earl D. Sines, Everett Hans Sinn, Arlington District Henry Sinn, Arlington District Henry E. Sjoblom, East Stanwood Henry E. Sjoblom, Stanwood Alfred Sjostrom, Monroe Corp. James H. Skalley, Everett Lieut. Leonard N. Skalley, Everett Frank Skipworth, Snohomish Sergt. Edwin Skrondal, Everett Iver Skrondal, Everett Chief Machinists Mate Ernest J. Slater, Everett Eugene Slater, Snohomish Boatswain Harry G. Slater, Everett George W. Slaton, Everett Sergt. J.L. Slavenberg, Everett Roland R. Sleyster, Snohomish George Sloan, Everett Lieut. Frank W. Small, Everett Gunner Smedlund, Everett Abram W. Smith, Lowell Archie W. Smith, Everett Carl E. Smith, Marysville Charles H. Smith, Arlington Charles Henry Smith, Everett Corp. Courtney M. Smith, Everett Emmet C. Smith, Everett George E. Smith, Monroe Sergt. Harold J. Smith, Everett Machinist's Mate John N. Smith, Everett Lawrence E. Smith, Snohomish Lester D. Smith, Monroe Logan C. Smith, Marysville Mark E. Smith, Everett Robert J. Smith, Everett Rufus W. Smith, Lowell Thaddius O. Smith, Everett Wendell M. Smith, Everett Carl Smith, Marysville Silas Turner Smith, Jr., Marysville Ralph H. Snell, Snohomish District John Snellstrom Marysville A.DeWitt Snyder, Everett Alfred L. Snyder, Snohomish First Sergt. Wilson M. Snyder, Snohomish William Bernard Soley, Everett Major Chas. H. Soll. Monroe Clare W. Solomon, Everett Lawrence Edwin Solum, Everett Olai Solum, Everett David B. Somerville, Marysville Corp. Edward W. Soper, Arlington Edward W. Soper, Arlington Otto N. Sorensen, Edmonds Sergt. Arthur G. Sorenson, Everett Sergt. Arthur G. Sorenson, Everett Christ S. Sorenson, Snohomish District Paul Theo Sorenson, Everett Corp. Albert A. Sorgenfrei, Snohomish Carl Sorgenfrei, Snohomish Quartermaster Everett Bert J. Sovde, Everett Quartermaster Carroll M. Sovde, Everett Corp. Conrad O. Sovde, Everett John W. Spada, Three Lakes Reuben D. Spaulding, Everett William Speer, East Stanwood Capt. Harold A. Speidel, Everett Almon I. Spence, Everett Fred C. Spence, Everett Rossor E. Spence, Jr., Everett Harry W.[Hooker] Speyer, Snohomish Mathew J. Spithill, Marysville Corp. Walter F. Spooner, Everett Corp. Walter F. Spooner, Everett George H. Spoor, Granite Falls Frank M. Sprague, Marysville Frank M. Sprague, Marysville Elwyn W. Spriestersbach, Everett Torrence S. Springer, Snohomish Verne St.Louis. Gold Bar Sergt. Pryor F. Stallings, Silver Lake Roy M. Stallsmith, Everett Juro N. Stankovitch, Everett First Sergt. Harry P. Stanton, Everett Corp. James L. Stanton, Everett Corp. Raymond A. Stanton, Everett Thomas F. Stanton, Everett Corp. Marysville Willard E. Stanton, Marysville Joseph Stapleton, Monroe Benjamin S. Star, Monroe George A. Star, Monroe Corp. Thomas Stare, Arlington Lieut. Elmer G. Startup, Sultan Kenneth S. Startup, Sultan Otto Stecher, Everett Corp Paul Stecher, Snohomish Gordon W. Steele, Lowell Harry B. Steele, Lowell Lafayette D. Stephens, Monroe Sergt. Leonard A. Stephenson, Everett Leonard A. Stephenson, Everett Bert Stevens, Norman Sergt. Morris W. Stevens, Snohomish Oliver Stevens, Norman Walter Stevenson, Everett Ensign Stanley E. Stewart, Darrington Sergt. John H. Stich, Everett Sergt. Guy C. Stickney, Bothell Bernard F. Stiefvater, Everett Sergt. Henry A. Stiegler, Everett Joe Karl Stiegler, Everett Fred Stilley, Snohomish Corp. Kern T. Stockton, Snohomish Corp. William P. Stoehr, Sultan Corp. Robert Lee Stolts, Lowell Arthur C. Storwick, Silvana Frank R. Stout, Everett Otto G. Stowell, Everett Alonzo B. Strait, Everett Sergt. Fred W. Stralow, Everett Henry H. Strand, Everett Oscar Strand, Everett Frederick W. Strehlan, Everett Sertg. Major Claude Stretch Snohomish Charles E. Stribling, Hartford James E. Stribling, Hartford John L. Stribling, Hartford Edwin L. Stringer, Snohomish Lloyd C. Strong, Edmonds Ernest F. Stubb, Norman Walter E. Stubb, Norman Daniel E. Stubbs, Everett Luther Stubbs, Everett Eric S. Stuber, Lowell John A. Stuber, Startup Sergt, Edwin W. Stuchell, Everett Homer A. Sudds, Everett Homer A. Sudds, Everett Corp. Thornton A. Sullivan, Everett George Summers, Everett Lyman Sumner, Granite Falls Master Electrician Earl L. Sundstom, Everett Lee M. Sundstrom, Everett Herbert Wesley Swain, Everett Lieu. Jack B. Swale, Everett Lieut. Thomas N. Swale, Everett George W. Swalwell, Everett Capt. Herbert George Swalwell, Everett Arthur Swan, Snohomish District Sergt. Milian H. Swan, Everett Ernest P. Swaney, Snohomish Carl Swanson, Monroe Charles G. Swanson, Monroe Edward J. Swanson, Monroe Robert E. Swanson, Everett John B. Swartz, Everett Joseph M. Swartz, Everett Corp. Verne E. Swartz, Everett Arnt E. Sweum, Everett Jerry R. Swimm, Arlington District Sergt. Thomas Swoboda, Snohomish Sigurd A. Syversen, Everett Everett C. Talbot, Lowell John L. Talbot, Lowell Roy H. Tallman, Everett Lieut. Ed. G. Tarbell, Everett Cadet Pilot Raymond H. Taro, Everett Edward O. Tatham, Marysville Joseph Tatham, Marysville Thomas H. Tatham, Marysville Alfred Taubenck, Marysville Alfred W. Taubeneck, Marysville Leon Taylor, Everett Lloyd Taylor, Everett Manley E. Taylor, Everett Sergt. Merton Taylor, Everett Corp. Will S. Taylor, Darrington William H. Taylor, Snohomish District Jacob B. Teiseth, East Stanwood Lieut. Edwin J. Templeton, Archie Lee Tennant, Everett Clarence A. Terry, Marysville Ludwig P. Texdal, Everett Wiltse L. Thatcher, Everett Sergt. Ethra P. Thomas, Arlington Harry Thomas, Fortson Lloyd Ira Thomas, Everett Louis Thomas, Tulalip Arthur C. Thompson, Marysville Arthur T. Thompson, Everett Ellis B. Thompson, Everett Elmer Thompson, Arlington Elmer D. Thompson, Everett J. D. Thompson, Marysville Nathan P. Thompson, Everett Ole Thompson, Snohomish Herman C. Thomsen, Silvana Corp. Gregor A. Thomson, Lake Stevens Archie Ralph Thopson, Everett Carl Theodore Thorsen, Arlington Charles G. Thorsen, Silvana William A. Thorsen, Everett Irving M. Thorsvig, Everett Harry W.F. Tichacek, Everett John H. Tichacek, Everett Bert Tisdale, Everett Ira Toler, Everett Leonard K Toler, Everett Sergt Otto T. Tomany, Everett Corp. William L. Tomany, Everett Coxswain Lloyd A. Tooker, Everett Albert E. Torell, Everett Leo L. Tossey, Pinehurst Edmund M. Towne, Darrington Raymond N. Townsend, Everett Russell B. Townsend, Everett Lieut. George A. Tozer, Everett Sergt. Dean Tracy, Beverly A. Travis, Pinehurst Albert H. Treibel, Everett Fred T. Treichel, Everett Frank Trent, Everett Corp. Vern Trimble, Arlington Ingwold Tronsrud, Machias Ralph Tronsrud, Machias Sergt. Walter M. Trubshaw, Snohomish Otto m. Trygsted, Everett Bugler Charles A. Tucker, Everett Ebe Tucker, Arlington Fred L. Tucker, Everett Gerhardt H. Tuengel, Snohomish Herman E. Tuengel, Snohomish Myron W.2 Tupper Sergt. Chester D. Tupper, Snohomish Leon D. Tupper, Snohomish Capt. Myron W. Tupper, Snohomish Capt. Charles A. Turner, Everett Charles M. Turner, Everett Sergt. Clyde H. Turner, Everett Frank A. Turner, Everett Gilbert H. Turner, Everett Gilbert N. Turner, Snohomish John D. Turner, Granite Falls, Earl J. Tuttle, Everett Lieut. Duane Tweeddale, Everett Edward J. Tweeddale, Everett Capt. Bert E. Tyler, Everett Erick A. Uddman, Everett John H. Ungren, Edmonds Frank C. Urban, Snohomish Lynn E. Utt, Everett H.G. Vaara, Silvana John Van Asdlen, Monroe Taggart W. Van Asdlen, Monroe Chief Quartermaster Earl J. Van Dyke, Everett Albert Van Gemert Woodinville Roy T. Van Hemert, Machias Charles R. Van Horn, Everett Van Valkenburg, Ezra E. Mukilteo Coxswain Henry E. Vandgriff, Everett Bugler Ferry Vardon, Jesse A. Varley, Everett Private Albert L. Vaughn, Everett Benjamin Verlinde, Snohomish District Irving Vestal, Snohomish Capt. Webley M. Vestral, Snohomish Jacob M. Vick, Everett Samuel Fay Vincent, Marysville James H. Vognild, East Stanwood Sergt. Ray E. Von Postel, Everett Reginald A. Vorce, Everett Reginald A. Vorce, Everett Lucien J. Vosgien, Snohomish Richard E. Wade, Everett Willis W. Wade, Everett John H. Wahl Everett John H. Wahl, Everett Corp. Howard Walcott, Arlington Howard N. Walcott, Arlington Howard N. Walcott, Arlington Archie M. Walker, Everett Sergt. Merton W. Waller, Everett Lieut. Monrad C. Wallgren, Everett Carl O. Wallinder, Arlington Joe Harris Wallis, Arlington Francis John Walsh, Everett Cadet Ensign Frederick I. Walsh, Everett Harry W. Walter, Everett John Charles Walter, Everett Coxwain Chester E. Walters, Glendale Oscar E. Walters, Pinehurst Oscar F. Wanless, Arlington Oscar F. Wanless, East Stanwood Dwight Wanser, Everett Otto Ward, Everett Sergt. Clyde A. Warner, Everett Ellis Edwin Warner, Sultan Ruth Warner, Everett Phil G. Warnock, Everett Arlo A. Washburn, Everett Lester E. Washburn, Monroe Corp. Paul Rudolph Washke, Gold Bar Frederick C. Wasler, Everett Orion Waters, Monroe Arnold W. Watson, Everett James T. Watson, Everett Lowell Watson, Everett Clarence H. Watters, Everett Lisle T. Watters, Everett Erwin Watts, Everett Ralph Watts, Everett Jack O. Weatherbee, Everett Lewis T. Weaver, Marysville Lewis T. Weaver, Marysville Edward D. Webb, Everett Cook Carl Weborg Jr. Everett William E. Webster, Snohomish Ralph D. Weiss, Everett Buglar Calvin R. Wells, Everett First Sergt. Harvey Wells, Everett Sergt. Major William A. Wells, Everett William J Wells, Marysville William J. Wells, Everett Albion M. Wendell, Arlington John Wesley West, Darrington Robert West, Snohomish George J. Westberg, Everett Charles E. Weston, Everett Horace W. Weston, Everett Delbert D. Westover, Marysville Ellis D. Wetstein, Mukilteo Howard J. Wheeland, Everett Don L. Wherry, Edmonds James S. Whitaker, Everett Brewster White, Everett William C. White, Everett First Sergt. Benjamin H. Whitely, Everett Lee W. Whitford, Everett Corp. John Lester Whitlow, Everett Merton E. Whitney, Everett Guy M. Wick, Arlington Sergt. Major Sanford A. Wick, Arlington Charles A. Wickburg, Everett August H. Wieland, Everett Corp. Arthur L. Wiester, Everett Andrew Wik, East Stanwood Sergt. Frank L. Wilbur, Everett Carpenters Mate Gordon H. Wildey, Everett Lowell C. Wilehart, Everett Albert A. Wilke, Everett W. Eddy Willard, Gold Bar Chief Pharmacist's Mate Philip Williams Snohomish Arthur W. Williams, Everett Charles H. Williams, Marysville Charles H. Williams, Marysville Clyde Williams, Everett Edward Williams, Marysville Edward Williams, Tulalip Sergt. Howard O. Williams, Everett Hugh Lee Williams, Everett Lieut. John D. Williams, Everett John Davis Williams, Everett Lawrence Williams, Everett Louis Williams, Snohomish District Louis B. Williams, Snohomish District Chief Pharmacist's Mate Philip Williams, Snohomish Roy Williamson, Monroe John H. Willie, Granite Falls Cook Willie, Norman H. Granite Falls Arthur Willis, Snohomish Harry G. Wills, Everett [Pergakis] Nicholas Wilson, Everett Sergt. C. D. Wilson, Monroe Chester W. Wilson, Arlington Elbert Wilson, Fortson Harvey E. Wilson, Everett Roy W. Wilson, Startup Walter D. Wilson, Everett William C. Wilson, Sultan Haddy Wilstead, Snohomish Dewey G. Winehart, Snohomish Lewis J. Winehart, Snohomish Corp. Clarence T. Winkley, Everett W.H. Winkley, Everett Cecil M. Winnie, Arlington Clinton B. Winnie, Arlington Albert R. Winter, Bothell Joseph E. Winter, Bothell Lieut. Henry Earl Winter, Everett Walter Fred Winters, Stanwood Olof S. Winther, Everett Norman Wirsching, Snohomish Fred W. Witham, Everett Leslie W. Witney, Everett Albert E Wognild, Arlington Albert E. Wognild, Snohomish District Walter P. Wold, Everett Charles T. Wolfert, Everett Sidney Wood Everett Edwin Dwight Wood Jr., Everett Cheif Boatswains Mate Charles Lester Woodard, Everett Corp. Frank G. Woodcook, Everett Percy C. Woodruff, Snohomish Charles Woodward, Everett Earl K. Woodward, Everett Frank Woodward, Everett Thomas J. Woodward, Everett Charles A. Wren, Gold Bar Howard H. Wright Everett Sergt. Edward B. Wright, Everett Edward R. Wright, Marysville Francis Elton, Wright, Index Frederick S. Wright, Everett Corp. Lawrence Wright, Snohomish Master Engineer Lawrence B. Wright, Snohomish Samuel E. Wyman, Everett Barney J Yanta, Barney J. Everett Reuben Yarrington, Arlington Ernest E. Yngve, Stanwood Edward A. York, Snohomish George W. Yost, Ednibds Harry H. Young, Monroe Henry R. Young, Everett Jack Young, Marysville Sergt. John H. Young, Everett Louis C. Young, Edmonds Sergt. Wilford H. Young, Albert M. Zaepfel, Snohomish David A. Zaepfel, Snohomish Frank J. Zahler, Mukilteo Alfred E. Zebell, Everett Albert J. Zempel, Everett Sergt. Basil B. Zeran, Snohomish Sergt. Clarence A. Zimmerman, Everett Sergt. Floyd S. Zimmerman, Everett Lieutenant Henry E. Zimmerman, Everett Axel Zingmark, Hartford Carl Zingmark, Hartford Oskar Zingmark, Snohomish District
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Born 2 Oct 1898 in Wisconsin. Son of Jacob Miller, Snohomish. Enlisted in the Navy in June 1915 at Bremerton. He spent 2 years at the Annapolis Naval Academy. Made a rating of midshipman. Graduated from the Snohomish high school in 1918.
Naval Aviation.
Born 5 Dec 1898 at San Francisco. Son of Mrs. Mary Miller, 3011 Hewitt Ave. Entered the service 24 Jul 1918, at Everett and became a member of the 38th Supply Co., F. A., 13th Div. at Camp Lewis. Discharged 21 Jan 1919 at Camp Lewis. 3,650,362. Sergeant.
Born 20 Sep 1893 in Canada. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Miller 2303 Summit Ave. Sergeant Miller enlisted in the 2d Montana National Guard which later became the 163d Inf., 41st Division, and went to France as a member of the 41st Division. He was in Co. M. Brother of Quartermaster Max C. Miller, U.S.N.
Son of Mrs. Mary Miller, 3011 Hewitt Ave. Entered the service 24 Jun 1918 at Camp Lewis and was placed in the Inf. of the 13th Div. Discharged 1 Dec 1918 at Camp Lewis. Brother of Sergt. Geo. W. Miller.
Born at Traverse City, MI, 9 Feb 1899. Parents; Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Miller, of 2303 Summit Ave. Enlisted 10 Jul 1917, at the Seattle Naval Training g Station. Transferred from Bn.2, Seattle Naval Militia to U.S.N.R.F. Made Q.M., 3d cl., Apr 1918; Q.M., 2d cl., 30 Jun 1918; and Q.M., 1st cl., 30 Jul 1918. Left Bremerton 10 May 1918, on sub-chaser 312; through the Panama Canal to Key West where the 312 was turned over to the Cuban Government by the United States. Proceeding to New York by rail, he was assigned to Sub-Chaser 56, at the Naval Base No.6. He engaged in patrol duty and delivery of dispatches to vessels at sea. Released 19 Dec 1918, at New York City. He was attending high school before he enlisted, and was also employed by Everett Tribune. He resumed his duties with this dailey newspaper upon his discharge, and graduated from the high school in Jun 1919.
Private Miller was one of the Everett boys who was killed in action in the Meuse-Argonne while serving with the 91st Div. He was born 24 Mar 1892, at Driftwood City PA and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller, 2008 Hoyt Ave. He entered Camp Lewis 20 Sep 1917 and became a member of the Hqts Co., 361st Inf., 91st Div. He went to France with the regiment, and was in reserve at St. Mihiel. He went into action in the Meuse-Argonne on the eventful morning of 26 Sep 1918 and was killed 1 Oct 1918.
Born 17 Jan 1892 at Webster NC. Parents Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Mills, 1426 Hoyt. He entered Camp Lewis 22 Jul 1918 and was transferred to Camp Fremont then to Camp Mills and from there to Camp Lee. He was a member of Co. G, 62d Inf. Discharged at Camp Lewis 17 Feb 1919.
Co. K, 8th Inf..
Born 13 Oct 1890 at Merrill WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Minch, 4008 Colby Ave. Enlisted in the navy at Bremerton 22 Mar 1914 and served as a Petty Officer during the war at the US Naval Hospital, Key West FL.
Born 4 Aug 1892, at Merrill WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Minch, 4008 Colby Ave. Private Minch entered Camp Lewis 25 Jul 1918, as a member of the 13th Co. D.B. He was transferred from there to Camp Fremont and placed in Co. L. 13th Infantry.
Born 31 July 1893, at Phillips WI. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Minnick, 2006 Grand Ave. Enlisted in the Navy, 25 Jul 1917, and from Bremerton was sent to the Brooklyn Naval Yard, 7 Jun and assigned to U.S.S. Texas. In Nov, 1917, he was assigned to the U.S.S. Lake Champlain. He made six trips, overseas, and was released 16 Oct 1918, at Portsmouth VA. Fireman, 2d class.
Born 17 Jun 1891, at Phillips WI. Parents Mr. and Mrs. William Minnick, 2006 Grand Ave. Entered the Army 25 Jul 1918 at Camp Dodge in the Q.M.C. He saw service in France on the front line near Verdun with the 371st Inf.
Born 12 Oct 1889 at Marchel MN. Son of Daniel Minnick, 2948 Pine Street. Entered Camp Lewis 19 Sep 1917, and was placed in Co. B, 361st Inf., 91st Division. He was later transferred to Camp Grant into the 35th Engineers, with which unit he served in the A.E.F.
Born 31 Oct 1884, at Phillips WI. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Minnick, 2006 Grand Ave. He entered the Inf. 19 Sep 1917 at Camp Cody, and was discharged 1 Jan 1919 at Camp Lee. Bugler. He served in the 109th Supply Train.
Born at Sparta MI. Sergeant Misner entered the service through Arlington 14 Aug, 1918. at the age of 30, and served in the S.A.T.C. at Pullman until 17 Dec 1918, when he was discharged .3,432,438.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mitchell, 2303 Oakes Ave. Born in Everett 1 Aug 1895. Enlisted in 12th Co., 5 Feb 1917. On 2 Jan 1918 while stationed at Fort Casey, he was transferred to the Q.M.C. and rated as a first class private. on 15 Aug 1918, he was transferred to 28th Co., P.S. On 27 Sep 1918, he entered the O.T.C. At Fort Monroe, but was taken sick and forced to drop his studies. After recovering he was placed in the Enlisted Specialists School and was honorably discharged 11 Jan 1919. Graduated from the Everett high school in 1916, and while attending school was prominent in athletics.
Born at Elk River, Minn. Entered Camp Lewis, 25 Aug., 1917, at the age of 22 years, one month. Served in Co. B., 13th Amm. Tr. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 23 Jan., 1919. 3,946,657. Private, first class.
Born at Lowell. Entered the service from Snohomish 23 Feb 1918, at the age of 21 and was sent to Vancouver Barracks 25th Feb and from there to Camp Freemont, 7th March where he became a member of Co. D. 319th Engrs. Transferred to Washington Barracks 1 Mar 1918, and arrived at Brest Barracks 1 Mar 1918, and arrived at Brest 15 May 1918; went to Blois 29th May and from there to Limoges 10th June. Left France for the United States 25 Jan 1919. Private, first class. 2,378,924. Discharged 22 Mar 1919, at Camp Lewis.
Born 3 Mar 1890, at Tacoma. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R.M. Mitchell, 2630 E. Grand Ave. He went to Camp Lewis 25 July 1918, and from the 166th D.B., 40th Co., was transferred to Co. A. 213th Signal Bn. on 1 Sept. 1918, Private first class. Discharged 27 Feb 1919, at Camp Lewis. Before entering the Army, Mr. Mitchell was junior member of the firm of R.M.Mitchell & Son, real estate, insurance, and loans, in the American Bank Building, and he resumed his business upon being discharged.
Born at Waterloo IA. Private Mittelstaedt was inducted into service 22 Jul 1918 at Snohomish at the age of 24 yrs. He served in Co. G, 76th Inf. Private, 1st class. Discharged at Camp Lewis 24 Feb 1919. 2,652,754.
Born 6 May 1898 in Everett. Son of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Mix, 1820 Colby Ave. Enlisted in 12th Co. 5 Apr 1917 and became a member of Batt. F, 65th Art. , 27 Dec 1917. He was transferred to Hqrs. Co. on 6 Sep 1918, and back again to Batt. F on 12 Feb 1919. In France he saw service at St. Mihiel, from 12-15 Sep 1918; Argonne, 26 Sep to 6 Oct; east of Verdun, 8 Oct to 23d; attack on Bois de Etayes, 23 - 25 and in the Argonne 1-11 Nov. Made corporal 1 Nov 1918. He is a brother-in-law of Harry R. Embree of the Signal Corps. Discharged 28 Feb 1919 at Camp Lewis
Born at Snohomish. Inducted into the service 4 Aug 1918 at Snohomish at the age of 22 years and 1 month. Served in the Supply Company 12th Infantry, 8th Division. Discharged at Camp Stuart 17 Feb 1919. Private, first class. 4,266,808.
Born at Arlington. Private Mobius entered the service from Arlington 3 Oct 1918, at the age of 24 years. He served in the 46th Spruce Squadron A.S.A.P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 16 Dec 1918. 871,854.
Served in the U.S.N.R.F. Released from active duty 12 Feb 1918, at the U.S. Naval Training Camp, Seattle.
Served in the U.S. Navy, and was on the U.S.S. New Jersey.
Private Moe served 2 months in the Coast Art. at Fort Worden, and was a member of the 40th Co. P.S., C.A.C.
Born 14 May 1897, at Snohomish. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Moehring, Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co. 4 Apr 1917, and served in France as a member of Batt. D. 63d Art. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 21 Mar 1919.
Served one year in the Navy.
Born 10 Apr 1893 at Granite Falls. Son of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Molique, 2921 Rockefeller Ave. Entered Camp Lewis 24 Jul 1918. Was honorably discharged 27 Jul 1918. Former Everett high school student.
Born at Memominee WI. Entered the S.A.T.C. at Pullman, 15 Oct 1918, at the age of 30. Discharged 18 Dec 1918, at Pullman. 5,203,652.
Inducted into service 21 Oct 1891, through Arlington, and became a member of the October Automatic Replacement Draft. Discharged at Fort Worden 19 Dec 1918. 831,558
Born 22 Mar 1892, in Denver CO. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J Montgomery, 853 Montague Ave., Salt Lake City. Wife, Katherine E Montgomery. Entered Camp Lewis 7 Sep 1917, and went to France as a member of the M.G. Co. 361st Inf. 91st Division. Made corporal 4 Oct 1917; Sergeant 16 Oct 1917, first sergeant 12 Feb 1918. Was in the St. Mihiel salient, from 12th Sep to 16 Sep, 1918; Meuse-Argonne, from 26 Sep to 12 Oct 1918. Sergt. Montgomery was transferred to the Infantry Candidate School at La Valbonne. He was recommended for a commission by his company commander Capt. Frank P. Doherty, which was approved by Col. Wm D. Davis and Brig. Gen. J.B. McDonald. Discharged at Camp Lewis as a first Sergeant 22 Mar 1919. 2, 256,458.
Bugler, 147th Machine Gun Battalion
Served in the A. E. F. as a member of the 147th M. G. Bn.
Born 7 Jun 1895, at Aberdeen, SD. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moody, 2609 Hoyt Ave. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F. 25 May 1917, and was called to service 19 Sep 1917, at Bremerton. He left Bremerton 11 Jun 1918, on the U.S. Subchaser No. 301, going to San Francisco, then to San Diego, through the Panama Canal to Key West and up the Atlantic Coast to New York. From New York he went to Boston and was stationed there about two months, when he went to Rockland ME. He was at Rockland, ME. with the Bureau of Steam Engineering , from 12 Oct 1918, until 18 Feb 1918, until 18 Feb 1919. He was assigned to Subchaser No. 408 10th June, on which he served until 13 Jun 1919. Rating Machinist's Mate, first class, Sep, 1918. He was released at Boston, 13 Jun 1919.
Was a member of the 72d Canadian Highlanders. He was killed in action in France, 1 Nov. 1918.
Born at Fergus Falls MN Entered the service at Snohomish 28 May 1918, at the age of 30 years, and served in Co. K 76th Infantry. Discharged at Camp Lewis 31 Dec 1918. 889,934. Private, first class.
Born at Redfield SD. Wife, Mary Moore. Entered the service 9 Oct 1918, at the age of 34, and served in the Clerical Personnel Detachment at Olympia. Discharged 11 Jan 1919, at Camp Lewis, through the 166th D.B. 4, 834,853. Private Moore is an attorney at Granite Falls.
Born at Lowell. Served six mos. in the U.S.N.R.F., at the Seattle Training Station.
Enlisted in the 5th Canadian Machine Gun Bn. in March 1917 and on 15 Apr left for France. He was reported killed in the Canadian casualty list on 6 Nov 1917. He had been on the front lines for 5 days when he was killed.
Born 12, Feb. 1898, at Bar Harbor ME. Resides at 3125 Cedar Street with his aunt, Miss Sarah Moore. Enlisted 12 Jul 1918, at Fort Casey, in the Coast Artillery, and placed in 28th Co. P.S.C.A.C. Transferred 24 Sep to Batt. E. 39th Art. C.A.C., at Fort Worden. Arrived at Camp Upton on 2 Nov 1918 and from there was sent to Camp Grant on 26th Nov. Discharged at Camp Lewis on 27 Dec 1918, through 3d Co. , 166th D.B. 831,462.
Born 13 Aug 1896, at Linens, MO. Son of Mrs. A.M. Moore, 3025 Rockefeller Ave. Private Moore entered Camp Lewis 5 Sep 1918, and entered Camp Lewis 5 Sep 1918, and became a member of the 51st Co. 166 D.B. On 4th Oct he was transferred to the 19th Co. On 22d Oct he was transferred to Motor Ambulance Co. 252, 13th Division. He was on detached service with the 1st Infantry in Everett and Seattle and with the 44th Infantry in Butte. Discharged at Camp Lewis 3 Mar 1919. 4,711,897. Private Moore graduated from the Everett high school.
Born 2 Dec 1888, at Moscow, ID. Entered Camp Lewis 10 Jun 1918, and was a member of 213th Field Signal Bn. He was also stationed at Fort Lee and Jefferson Barracks during the time of his service. Corporal. Discharged 19 Jan 1919.
Born 13 Oct 1891 at Tacoma. Son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Moore, 1736 Rockefeller. Entered Camp Lewis 25 Aug 1918, and served in Co. B. 13th Supply Tr.., 13th Division. Discharged at Camp Lewis 23 Jan 1919. 3,946,687. Made Corporal 27 Nov 1918.
Born 5 Sep 1897 at Everett. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Moore, 2015 Lombard. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F. in August 1918 and served as a member of 3d Co., U.S. Naval Training Unit UW. Discharged 20 Dec 1918. Graduated from the Everett high school in 1918.
Born 13 Jul 1888, at Lincoln, NE. son of Mr. and Mrs.. Jame F. Moore ,3317 Rockefeller. Served in the A.S.A.P., from 15 Feb 1918, to 24 Dec 1918 and served in Co. B, 13th Supply Tr., 13th Division. Discharged at Camp Lewis 23 Jan 1919. 3,946,687. Made Corporal 27 Nov 1918.
Born at Afton IA. Entered the service at Everett 15 Oct 1918 at the age of 20 yrs and sent to the S.A.T.C. at WSC. Discharged 18 1918 at Pullman. 5,203,645.
Born 5 May 1890 at Afton IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Moores, 2216 Colby Ave. Enlisted in the Navy at Bremerton in Mar 1918. Transferred from the Bremerton to Norfolk VA. Brother of Marion C ,Moores, S.A.T.C. Attended high school in Afton for two years.
Born 17 June 1898, at Afton, IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Moores, 2216 Colby Ave. Inducted into service 15 Oct 1918 at Everett and entered the S.A.T.C. at Pullman, becoming a member of Co E. Discharged 21 Dec 1918. Brother of Edward M Moores, U.S.N.R.F. Attended Everett high school three years.
Born 3 Sept 1895, at Peshtigo WI. Son of Mrs. D. Moran, Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co. 15 July 1915, and upon the organization of the 63d Art. he was transferred to Batt. F of that regiment, with which unit he went to France. Discharged 21 Mar 1919, at Camp Lewis. Private, first class.
Born at Stanwood. Entered the service 17 May 1918., from Arlington, at the age of 24 years. He served in Co. B, 57th Engineers, until 7 Feb 1919, when he was placed in Evacuation Hospital No. 31 and later at Base Hospital No. 65. He was with the A.E.F. from 29 Jun 1918, to 11 Mar 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 8 April 1919. 2,550,129.
Served in the A.E.F., going to France as a member of the "Sunshine" Div.
8th Trench Mortar Battery, A.E.F
Born at Emporium PA. Entered the Army 7 Nov 1917 at the age of 20 years. Served in the 39th Spruce Sqdn., A.S.A.P. Discharged 4 Jan 1919, at Vancouver Barracks. 1,087,266.
Served on the U.S.S. Marblehead.
Born at Aylmer, Quebec. Private Morgan was inducted into the service at Everett 23 Jun 1918 at the age of 30 yrs. He served as a member of Co. C, 116th Field Signal Battalion, and was in the A.E.F. from 18 Aug 1918 until 23 Jan 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis 1 Mar 1919.
Born 7 Jan 1898 at Philips WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Morneau, 2306 Virginia. Private Morneau enlisted in the Cavalry at Fort Lawton, Mar 1918. He was transferred from Fort Lawton to the Mexican Border, and served in Troop E, 17th Cavalry at Camp Harry J. Jones.
Born at Emporium, PA. Entered the Army 7 Nov 1917, at the age of 20 years. Served in the 39th Spruce Sqdn., A.S.A.P. Discharged 4 Jan 1919, at Vancouver Barracks. 1,087,266.
Born 3 October 1898, at Republic. Son of Mrs. E.B. Morris 1231 Hoyt Ave. Enlisted in the 12th Co. 13 Mar 1917, and saw service with the 63d Art. in Batt. D. His military training was received at Everett, Fort Casey, Camp Mills, La Harve, Axie-sur-Vienne, Limoges, and La Courtine. He attended the O & T.C. No 2, at Limoges, and successfully completed the course for truck drivers on 17 August 1918. On October 5th he completed a second course at the same place, and was made a catapillar driver. Honorably discharged 21 March 1919, at Camp Lewis, as a second class gunner.
Born at Peru KS. Corporal Morris entered the service through Arlington 3 Oct 1917, at the age of 29 years and 11 months. He served in Co. D, 161st Infantry until 28 May 1918, when he was transferred to Co. B. 161st Infantry with which he served until 11 June 1918. He was then transferred to Co. B. 18th Infantry. He served with the American Army in France and Germany. He was in the Mondidier Moyon offensive from 17 June 1918 to 7th July 1918, in the Aisne- Marne offensive from 18 Jul 1918 to 24 Jul 1918; in the St. Mihiel offensive 12 Sep to 13,1918; Meuse- Argonne offensive from 4 Oct to 12 Oct 1918 and again from 1 Nov to 8th Nov. Discharged at Camp Lewis 15 Jul 1918. 75,491.
Private Morris entered the service 5 Oct 1917, at Camp Lewis, and shortly afterward was transferred to Co. D. 161st Inf. 41st Division and sailed for France 12th Dec. On 17 Jun 1918, he was transferred to the 18th Inf., Ist Division. He went into the Cantigny sector 18th June and remained there until 6th July. On 18th Jul he went into action at Soissons. On 23rd Jul his company came out with 32 men of the 250 that went in. He then entered a sector near Toul, and took part in the St. Mihiel drive. His company went into the Meuse- Argonne offensive 4th Oct and remained until 10th Nov. He was with the Army of Occupation. Arrived at New York 30 Jun 1919, and was discharged at Camp Lewis 15 Jul 1919.
Born at Amherst, Nova Scotia. Entered the service 16 Jun 1918, at the age of 26 years. He served as a member of Batt. B. 39th Artillery,. Discharged at Camp Lewis 29 Feb 1919, Wagoner. 3,645,386.
Born 20 Apr 1896, at Millville AR. Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Morrison, Everett. Private Morrison entered the service 19 Dec 1917, and was transferred from Camp Lewis to Washington, D.C., 4 Feb 1918 and became a member of the 24th Co., 20th Engineers. He went to France soon after being transferred to the 20th Engineers. He was discharged 8 Jul 1919. 295,073. Private Morrison attended the Everett high school.
Born 18 Jan 1892, at Stamps AR. son OF Mr.. AND Mrs.. William Morrison, 3625 rocker. Enlisted 30 Jul 1917, at Sacramento in the R.R. Trans. Corps On 3d Aug he was transferred to the Q.M.C., and placed in 320th Bakery Co. He was with the A.E.F. from 10 Feb 1918, to 20 Jun 1919. Made Corporal 1 Nov 1918. Discharged 2 Jul 1919, at Camp Lewis. 271,194. Attended the Everett high school for four years. Brother of James E. Morrison, 20th Engineers.
Born 18 June 1897, at Seymore IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. T.L. Morrison, 624 Waren Ave. Entered the Q.M.C. at Fort Wright 1 June 1918, and from there was transferred to the 2d Office Regt. Camp Joseph E Johnstone, 6 July 1918. On 1 Aug, he was transferred to Training Co 3, Q.M. Dot.; on 15th Sept to M.T. Co. 497, and on 1 Oct to M.T. Co. 496. On 12th Oct he entered Student Co. No. 2. O.T.C.Q.M.C.; and completed the course, just before the armistice was effective. He received his honorable discharge at Camp Joseph E. Johnstone 1 Dec 1918. He is a graduate of the Des Moines. Iowa, high school.
Batt. D, 63d Art.
Served three and one-half years in the Army and was a member of the 33d Inf. Band.
Born at Junction City KS 30 Oct 1891. Son of J.L. Morrow, 2811 Hewitt Ave, Enlisted in the Army 27 Nov 1915. On 27 Oct 1916 he was transferred from the Army School of Music at Fort Jay NY to the 33d Infantry Band. On 16 Aug 1918 he returned to the Army Music School to take the bandmaster examination. He successfully passed the examination for the bandmaster course, but on 14 June 1919 accepted his furlough to the reserve. Musician, second class, 353,355.
Born at Snohomish. Entered the service at Seattle 14 Jul 1917, at the age of 25 years and 3 months. He was sent to Fort Lawton and was then transferred to Co. C., 10th Engrs. on until 18 Oct 1918, when he became a Member of the 34th Co., 20 Engineers, with which he served until 16 Feb 1919. He left the United States 10 Sep 1917, and arrived in the the United States 1 Feb 1919. He became a member of the 26th Co., 166th D.B. on 6th Feb and was discharged out of that unit 21 Feb 1919. 241,436.
Born 9 Sep 1895, at Foster City, MI.Son of Mr. and Mrs.W.D.Morse,Snohomish. Enlisted in the U.S. Navy 2 Jan 1912, and served his second enlistment during the war. He was on the U.S.S. South Dakota and U.S.S. Galveston during the war as a gunner's mate,first class. He was injured while aboard the Galveston at Manila. In Sep 1919., he was at Constantinoble with his ship.
Born 18 Apr 1898, at Foster City, MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W.D.Morse,Snohomish. Baker Morse enlisted in the Navy 28 Jan 1916. In Mar 1916, he was transferred from the Naval Training Station at San Francisco to the U.S.S. South Dakota at Mare Island. On 15 Apr 1916, he was transferred to the U.S.S. Colorado, which was later named the Pueblo and served on this ship until 1 Apr 1919, when he was discharged at Hoboken, Baker,first class. Five brothers in the Morse family were in the service. Only one other family the Johnston family of Arlington equaled this record from all available information. Harry L Morse an uncle of the Morse boys was also in the service.
Born at Foster City, Michigan, 12 Oct., 1894. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Morse,Snohomish. Wife, Nellie Morse. Enlisted in the U.S. Navy at Duluth MN, 1 Dec., 1911; and after serving one enlistment volunteered again from Snohomish for a second term. During the war he served on the U.S.S. Maryland and U. S.S. Manley as a chief gunner. He was on the Manley on 19 March, 1918, when 33 of its men were killed and 22 injuried by an explosion of a depth charge as a result of a collision with a British naval vessel. He was one of 22 injuried , and was retired from the service in July, 1919, on account of disability resulting from wounds he received during the explosion. He was retired at Newport News.
Born 7 July, 1896, at Foster City MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Morse ,Snohomish .enlisted in the U.S. Navy 2 Jan 1912, , and served his second enlistment during the war. He was on the U.S.S. South Dakota and U.S.S. Galveston during the war as a gunner's mate, first class. He was injuried while aboard the Galveston at Manila. In Sept., 1919, he was at Constantinople with his ship.
Private, Morse was a member of the S.A.T.C. State Normal School, Los Angeles. He entered the service from Snohomish 5 Sep 1918, at the age of 22 years and was discharged 11 Dec 1918. 4,711,314.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Morse, 1011 3d Street, Snohomish. Born 2 Feb 1892, at Foster 3 May 1916, at Anchorage AK. He served as an engineer on the U.S.S. Wisconsin and U.S.S. Maryrant. During the period of his service his ship was in action with German submarines. Released at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station 12 Jul 1919.
Born at Trondhjem, Norway. Entered the Army 24 July, 1918. Served in Co B., Development, Bn., Camp Fremont. 3,650,210.
Born 27 Jun 1896, at Iron River, WI. Enlisted in 5th Co. 7 Apr 1917. He answered the call of President Wilson 25 July 1917, when the Coast Artillery Companies were called into service, and went to Fort Casey 1 Aug, 1917.
Born 20 May 1891. Son of Mr. Edward Morton, 2011 Highland St. Private Morton entered Camp Lewis 25 Jul 1918 and was transferred from there to Camp Fremont and placed in Co. A, 13th Inf. in which unit he went to the Atlantic Coast shortly before the armistice was signed.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Moser, 2117 Cleveland Ave. Private Moser entered Camp Lewis 5 Sept., 1917, and served in the army as a member of the 63d RR. Engr. Operating Corps. Former Everett high school student.
Entered the Army 3 Oct 1917, from Everett at the age of 22 years. He was in the A. E. F. from 13 Dec 1917 to 8 Jul 1919. He was assigned to the Transportation Corps in June 1918, with the 63d Co. Discharged at Camp Lewis 29 Jul 1919. 75,499.
Served in the U.S. Marine Corps, and was stationed in Cuba during part of his enlistment.
Born at Vermillion SD. Entered the service 4 October, 1917, at the age of 29 years and 5 months. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 16 Nov. 1917, out of the 42d Co., 166th D.B.
Born at Milwaukee WI. Entered the service 3 Oct 1917 at the age of 25 yrs. and served in the A. S. A. P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 16 Jan 1917. 870,961.
Born at Milwaukee WI. Private Mullane was inducted into the service 4 Oct 1917 at the age of 27 yrs. Discharged at Camp Lewis 20 Feb 1919. 2,366,049.
Born 21 Aug 1874, at Chicago IL. Wife, Genevieve Mulvihill. Enlisted 6 Nov 1918 in the O.T.C. for Field Artillery at Camp Zachary Taylor. He was assigned to the 12th Observation Battery. Honorably discharged 26 Nov 1918, at that camp. On 1 June 1898 he enlisted in Co. B. 4th Wisconsin Volunteers at Camp Douglass WI and from there was sent to Camp Anniston AL in July. From there he was sent to Atlanta GA. In May 1899, he was honorably discharged. Mr. Mulvihill graduated from the New Lisbon WI high school in 1897, and from the Stevens Point State Academy in 1901. He was admitted to practice law in Washington in 1903 and for the past nine years has been a member of the law firm of Cooley, Horan & Mulvihill, in the Wisconsin Building.
Had thirty-two mos. service in the Army going to France as a member of Co., A. 163d Inf.
Served with Base Hospital No. 50.
Born 27 Nov 1896 at Davenport. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Munson, Arlington. Enlisted 10 Apr 1917, in 5th Co. at Snohomish. Was transferred from 5th Co. to Batt. A, 69th Art. for service in France. Discharged at Camp Lewis 19 Mar 1919 upon the return of the 69th from overseas.
Born at Cherry Valley. Entered the service 25 Sep 1917 at Seattle, at the age of 22 yrs 5 mos. He served in the Hqrs., Western Department, Quartermaster Corps, from 25 Sep 1917 to 10 Oct 1917. He was then transferred to A.R.D. No 331, with which he served until discharged. Made sergeant, 1st class, 8 Aug 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 7 Apr 1919. 2,281,751.
Born 12 June 1896 at Evergreen. WI. Enlisted 14 Jan 1917 in 5th Co. Transferred to Co. F 63d Art. in Dec 1917 at Fort Casey. Upon the return of the 63d was discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919. Corporal.
Served in the 2d W. T. Regal Engineers, British Army, France
Born 24 Oct 1894, at Antigo WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy, Arlington. Enlisted in 5th Co. at Fort Casey on 25 Aug 1917, but was later transferred to the 39th Art. C.A.C., and accompanied that regiment to the Atlantic Coast just before the Armistice was signed. Discharged 21 Feb 1919, at Camp Lewis. First class private. Graduated from the Arlington high school in 1914.
Born 25 July, 1898, at Arlington. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis J. Murphy, Arlington. Entered in 5th Co. 14 Jan. 1917. At Fort Casey he was transferred to Batt. D, 63d Art., 20 Dec., 1917, and sailed from France with the 63d, 14 July 1918. Was discharged at Camp Lewis 21 March, 1919, upon the return of the 63d from overseas. Private, first class. 829,344.
U.S. Army- Went to France with the 40th Division.
Born 20 Apr 1885 in Scotland. Enlisted 1 Feb 1918, at Vancouver in the Canadian Railway Troops, Co. C, 3d Bn. Sailed for France 16 Apr 1918. After serving with the Canadian forces in France left Havre 17 Jan 1919. Discharged 25 Mar 1919, at Vancouver, BC Sapper. Wife, Mira Garrison Murray.
Born 12 Nov 1897 at Everett. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Myers, 2605 Summit Ave. Private Myers enlisted in the S.A.T.C., at Seattle, 11 Oct 1918. Discharged 18 Dec 1918. 4,593,203. He attended Everett High School 1913-1917. Brother of Harry B. Myers, 15th Balloon Co.
Born 2 Sep 1898, at Marysville. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Myers, of Monroe. He enlisted in a Seattle company of the old Second Washington Infantry, N.G., 16 May 1916. Was transferred later to 17th Co. P.S.C.A.C., and still later to Batt. F., 39th Art., C.A.C. at Fort Worden. Made Corporal, 8 Feb 1918, sergeant, 10 Apr 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 23 Dec 1918, through the 1st Co., 166th D.B. 830,201. He graduated from the Marysville high school in 1915. He was made a gun commander on 6 Sep 1918.
17th Co. P.S., C.A.C
Born 18 Mar 1896, at Everett. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Myers, 2605 Summit Ave. Private Myers enlisted in the Air Service 10 Dec 1917, and went to France as a member of the 15th Balloon Company. His unit was attached to the 28th Division, 89th Division, 6th Corps, 4th Corps, 3d Army, and to the Army of occupation. He was in the St. Mihiel salient and in the Meise-Argonne operations. Discharged 9 Jul 1919.1,084,487. Brother of Glen S. Meyers S.A.T.C.
Born 22 Aug 1888 at Reed, Norway. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Antone Mykland, Reed, Norway. Entered the service 23 June 1918, at Camp Lewis. He was transferred from the 166th D. B. to the 157th Infantry, 40th Division, at Camp Kearney on 11 Jul 1918. He left for overseas service 20th Jul and arrived in England 25th Aug and in France 28th Aug. After reaching France he was transferred to the 305th Division 19 Sep 1918. He was in the Argonne Forest with the 77th Division from 26th Sep to 11 Nov 1918, and received a wound in the car from a high explosive shell on 4th Nov. Upon his return to the United States he was transferred to the 166th D.B. at Camp Lewis on 23 May 1919, and was mustered out of service the following day. 3, 134,069. Private Mykland graduated from the Concordia College at Moorehead, MN., in 1909; he attended St. Olof College, Northfield MN, from 1909 until 1913; University of Minnesota in 1913, and graduated from the University of Washington in 1917, with the degree of B.A. and M.A.
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Born at Vermilion SD. Entered the service 19 Jun 1918, at the age of 22 yrs 2 mos. Was unassigned in the Field Artillery. Discharged Camp Zachary Taylor 29 Nov 1918.3.425,858. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Myron, Stanwood.
Born 10 Mar 1898, at Stanwood. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Naas, R.F.D. 1, Arlington. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R. F. at Seattle, 7 Sep 1918, and was stationed at the U. of W Naval Training Station. Was transferred to the band. Released 6 Feb 1919, in Seattle. Attended the Pacific Lutheran Academy in 1913 and 1914.
Served in the U.S.N.R.F. Released from active duty 6 Feb 1919, at the U.S. Naval Training Camp, Seattle.
Served in the Medical Detach., 8th Inf., 8th Division, A.E.F.
Born at Ashland WI. Entered the service 15 Jun 1918, at the age of 24 years, and served in the 27th Sqdn., A.S.A.P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 23 Dec 1918. 878,977.
Served ten mos. in the Naval Aviation.
Born at Marysville, Private Nelson entered the service at Arlington 24 July 1918, at the age of 24 years and one month. He served as a member of Co. L. 13th Infantry, until 8 May 1919, when he was put in a Casual Company. Discharged at Camp Lewis 23 May 1919. 3,648,349
Co. L, 13th Inf.
37th F.A., 13th Div. Camp Lewis
Born 17 Jul 1895, at Ransom, ND. Son of Mrs. Olive Morre, Marysville. Entered the service 26 Aug 1918, at Seattle, and upon reporting at Camp Lewis was placed in 5th Co., 166th D. B. Transferred to the Med. Det., 27th F. A., 13th Div. 28 Sep. Discharged at Camp Lewis 5 Feb 1919. 3,946,338.
Born at Acme. Private Nelson entered the service through Snohomish 20 Oct 1918, at the age of 26 years and 4 months. Served at Fort Worden in the Oct. Automatic Replacement Draft. Discharged 19 Dec 1918. 831,607.
Born 4 Nov 1880, at Bloomfield IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Nelson, Spokane. Wife, Pearl Rhodes Nelson. Enlisted in 12th Co., 5 Feb 1917, and accompanied the company to Fort Casey, where he was transferred to Batt. F, 65th Art., 27 Dec 1917. Made corporal; sergeant, in Jun 1918; first sergeant, 20 Dec 1918. Was in Mousson sector in action with the 65th from 1 Nov to 11 Nov 1918. Discharged 28 Feb 1919, and accepted a position shortly after with the Emergency Fleet Corporation at Seattle
U.S. Signal Corps.
U.S.N.R.F.
U. S. Navy
Born at Arvika Sweden. Private Nelson entered the service at Everett, 4 Aug 1918 at the age of 28 years, and served as a member of Co. A, 23d Machine Bun Bn. until 1 Feb 1919, when he was transferred to the 42d Co., 166th D. B. Discharged at Camp Lewis 20 Feb 1919. 2,569,064.
Born at Ragganda, Sweden Entered the service 1 Oct 1918 at the age of 27 years and served in the 17th Recruit Co.G. S.F. Discharged 7 Dec 1918, at Fort McDowell,CA. 538,925.
Born at Bothell, 26 March 1899. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.P. Nelson, Bothell. Enlisted in 5th Co. 6 April 1917. Upon the organization of the 63d Art., was transferred to Batt. D, Upon the return of the 63d to Camp Lewis he was discharged 21 Mar 1919.
Went to France as a member of Co. D, 161st Inf.
Gunner's Mate, Subchaser, U.S. Navy.
Born in Bogstad Sweden. Entered the service 24 Jul 1918 through Arlington at the age of 27 yrs 1 mos. Served in Co. B, Development Bn. Discharged at Camp Fremont 11 Dec 1918. 3,648,422.
Born at Patterson NC, 1 Apr 1899. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Nelson, 2223 Broadway. Enlisted 28 Nov 1917 at Seattle in the Air Service. From Seattle he was sent to Fort Lawton, where he remained 3 weeks and was then sent to Kelly Field. While at Kelly Field he served in the 660th Aero Sqdn. From Kelly Field he was transferred to Camp Morrison in the 622d Aero Sqdn. In July 1918, he was sent to England in the 329th Aero Sqdn, and there for a month. On 26 Aug 1918 he was sent to Ireland with a detachment of his sqdn. and was there until 17 Nov 1918 when he was sent to Liverpool and from there to NY. He was discharged at Camp Lewis 11 Jan 1919. Sergeant. Brother of Roy B. Nelson, U.S.N.
Born 1 May 1895, in Lincoln County, South Dakota. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Mons Nelson, Marysville. Enlisted 5 July 1917, in Co. M, old Second Washington Infantry, which became Co. M. 161st Infantry. Upon the arrival of the 41st Division in France, it was designated as a replacement unit, and Private Nelson was transferred to Co. M, 23d Inf. , 2d Division. He was with the Second Division in its heavy engagements at Soissons, Chateau Thierry, St. Mihiel, Mt. Blanc and in Meuse-Argonne.
Born 11 May 1897 at Patterson NC. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Nelson, 2223 Broadway. Enlisted in the Everett Naval Militia 23 May 1916 which unit had its name changed to National Naval Volunteers on 16 Feb 1917 and was assigned aboard the U.S.S. South Dakota on 9 Apr., serving on this ship until transferred to the C. W. Morse, a receiving ship, at Brooklyn Navy Yards, 15 Aug 1918. Transferred to Ellis Island on 23 Aug 1918 and on 11 Sep to the U.S.S. Heron at NY. Was on this ship until 29 Oct when he went to the hospital suffering from an attack of influenza. On 9 Nov was sent to Bay Ridge Barracks, Brooklyn Navy Yards. Made rating of 2d cl Carpenter's Mate 1 Jan; 2d cl Carpenter's Mate 1 Jul 1918. While on the South Dakota the ship had two submarine engagements during the period of convoy duty. Graduated from the Everett high school in 1916. Brother of Max W. Nelson of the 329th Aero Squadron. Released at Brooklyn 18 Dec 1918. Prior to entering the service, was teaching manual training at the Longfellow school.
Born 4 Nov 1887 in Vestaberg MI. Son of E. M. Nelson of Edmonds. Reported at Camp Lewis 25 Sep 1918 and from the 166th D. B. was assigned to Co. F, 13th Amm. Tr. Discharged at Camp Lewis 23 Jan 1919.
Born at Northfield MN, in May 1887. Entered Camp Lewis and placed in the 166th D.B., 23 Jun 1918. On 11 Jul, he was transferred to Co. D, 157th Inf., 40th Div, with which he served until 20 Aug 1918 when he was transferred to Co. D, 305th Inf., 77th Div. Sailed from the US, 11 Aug 1918 with the "Sunshine" Div., arrived from France, 24 Apr 1919. Served in the Mesue-Argonne with the 77th Div. from the opening day of the battle until 7 Oct 1918, when he was slightly gassed. Discharged 22 May 1919 at Camp Lewis. 3,133,669. Wife, Beulah Ness.
Born at Daium, Denmark. Private Nessen entered the service at Everett, 25 Feb 1918, and served as a member of the 26th Squadron, A.S.A. P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 10 Jan 1919. 808,214
Born in 1878 in Iowa . Entered in the service 7 Sep 1917, and became a member of the 116th Engrs., 41st Division. Transferred 17 Dec 1917 to the 1st Engrs of the 1st Division, and saw service with the 1st in France. Was made a Corporal 1 Apr 1918, in the Toul sector . He was gassed and received injuries while in action for which he was returned to the United States for treatment, and was sent to the base Hospital at Camp Lewis.
Born 10 Mar 1897, in the Marinette County, WI Son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neunecker 1626 Virginia Ave. Entered the service in the Q.M.C. and on 7th March was transferred to Maryland. Discharged at Camp Lewis 16 Apr 1919, out of the 166th D.B. 848,705.
Born 16 Jan 1895, in Marinette WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neubecker, 1626 Virginia Ave. Enlisted in the Photographic Section Air Service at Fort Lawton, 13 Dec 1917. He was transferred from Fort Lawton to Detroit MI; from there he was sent in Madison Barracks New York, then to Rochester, New York, and from there to Brest, France. From Brest he went to St. Maxient; from St. Maxient he was again transferred to Tours for flying instruction. He was with the A.E.F. from 9 Oct 1918 to Apr 1919. Made Corporal 30 Nov 1918. Discharged 17 May 1919.848,616. Brother of Delbert E Neubecker.
Co. M, 161st Inf., A.E.F.
Born 30 Aug 1898 at Medford MA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. George Newell, 3701 Hoyt. Enlisted 5 Feb 1917, in 12th Co. Transferred to Batt. D, 63d Art. at Fort Casey, 4 Dec 1917. Served in France with the 63d Art. Made corporal 6 Aug 1918 and was also a 2nd class gunner. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919. 829,237. Graduated from the Everett high school in 1916, and attended the US Extension work for one year.
Received a commission as Capt. in the Medical Reserve Corps. in Feb. 1918.
Born 16 Jan. 1895. Was in the Army for eighteen mos. in the Air Service.
Born 16 Aug 1890 at Wolsey SD son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Newton, 3202 Oakes Ave. Entered the service 3 Oct 1917 at Camp Lewis becoming a member of 5th Co. 166th D.B. On 5th Nov he was made sergeant in the 5th Co. He was selected to attend the Third Officers Training Camp Lewis, becoming a member of 5th Co. 166th D.B. On 5th Nov he was made sergeant in the 5th Co. He was selected to attend the Third Officers' Training Camp at Camp Lewis. Was transferred to the 62nd Co. 6th Replacement Regiment, at Camp Gordon, and on 5 June 1918 he received his commission as a second lieutentent at that camp. He was assigned to the Machine Gun School at Camp Hancock. Lieutentant Newton was a instructor in charge of machine gun training of the 7th and 22d Companies of Officers Candidates at the Officers' Machine Gun Training Camp, Camp Hancock. He was promoted to first Lieutentant Machine Guns] 19 Sept 1918, at Camp Hancock. He was discharged at Camp Hancock 19 Dec 1918. Lieutentant Newton graduated from Everett high school in 1909. He graduated from the University of Washington in 1913 from the Law School. Lieutentant Newton was elected head of the Snohomish County. Returned Service Men's Association upon its organization, and under his direction it became one of the most influential organizations in the county. When the association became Earl Faulkner Post No. 6, of the American Legion, he was elected post commander. Prior to entering the Army, he was deputy prosecuting attorney of the Snohomish County, under prosecuting attorneys O. T. Webb and Lloyd L. Black. Upon his return to Everett he resumed his law practice in the Commerce Building.
Went to France in Co. B, 166th Field Signal Battalion.
Was in the Air Service as a member of the 133d Aero Sqdn.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Nissen. Enlisted at Seattle in the Navy, on 10 August 1918, and was transferred to the Atlantic coast for service. Fireman.
Born 30 Apr 1898, at New Hartford, Ct. Private Noack entered the service 30 Nov 1917, and was a member of the 33d Spruce Squadron, commanded by Captain C.A. Turner, of Everett. He was discharged at Vancouver Barracks in Dec 1918.
Born at Keewanee IL. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Noel, R.F.D. 1, Snohomish. Private Noel entered the service at Snohomish 14 Sep 1918 and served in the Clerk Personnel Detachment. He was discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Jan 1919, through the 3d Co., 166th D. B. 4,713,395. Brother of Lionel Samuel Noel.
Born 24 Oct 1898, at Iowa City, IA. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Noel, Snohomish, R.F.D. 1,. Enlisted 29 Jul 1918 at Seattle in the Navy. Transferred to the U.S.N.T.S. at San Francisco on 1 Aug and from there to the Harvard University Radio School Cambridge, MA., 5 November. Discharged 9 Apr 1919, at Cambridge. Graduated from Snohomish high school in 1916, and attended the University of Washington during 1916 and 1917. Brother of Clyde Fellows Noel. U.S.A.
Born 9 Apr 1895, at Fisher MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.G. Nogar, Bryant. Enlisted in the Navy at Seattle 4 Mar 1918, and was transferred to the Atlantic Coast. Released at the Navy Yard at Brooklyn, N.Y. 23 Dec 1918. Rating, Seaman 2c.
Born 17 Nov 1893 at Eau Claire WI. Frahter John C. Norgard, Poulsbo. Went to Camp Lewis 25 Aug 1918 and was assigned to 6th Co., 2d Bn., 166th D. B. Transferred to Hqrs. Co., 44th Inf., 1 Oct 1918, and sent to the Presidio, San Francisco, in Dec 1918. Discharged through 166th D. B., Camp Lewis 16 Jan 1919. 3,946,796. Attended Eau Claire high school 1908-1910 and the Acme Business College, Everett, in 1912. Teller in Bank of Commerce for 6 yrs before entering the Army. Private Norgard had been appointed to attend O.T.C. at Camp Pike to be effective 1 Sep 1918 but was called into service prior to that date.
Born at Bangor WI. Private Norris entered the service from Snohomish 24 Jan 1918, at the age of 30 years and served in the A.S.A.P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 3 Jan 1918. 896,855.
Born 14 Aug 1894 in Pennsylvania. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.C. North, Everett. Enlisted in the 6th Division, Naval Militia of Washington at the outbreak of the war, and served on the U.S.S. South Dakota. Coxswain. Released 21 Dec. 1918, at the Naval Training Camp, Pelham Bay Park, New York.
Born at Cleveland, Oh. Served nine mos. in the Army and was a member of the A.S.A.P.
Born 13 Jan. 1890, in Adville, South Carolina. He was inducted into the service from Everett, 2 Nov. 1917. On 22 Feb., 1918 he was transferred from Camp Lewis to Camp Grant, and assigned to Co. C, 350th M.G. Bn. 2d Division. He left Camp Grant for Camp Upton in May, 1918, and on June 10th sailed from Hoboken for France arriving in Brest June 19th. His unit went into the training area at Fresnes and in August, 1918, moved to the front in the Vosges sector relieving a French division. It saw action in this sector until Sept. 20th, when the division moved north for the Argonne Forest drive. Less one battalion of the 368th Infantry, which went into action in the Argonne, the division was held in reserve. From there they moved to the Marbache or Metz sector. Corporal Norwood's company was stationed near Pont- a- Mousson from the first of October until the signing of the armistice. Corporal Norwood went " over the top" four times with his unit and on Nov. 11th was with his company when it was making its advance on Metz. He returned to the United States 2 Mar 1919, and was discharged at Fort D.A. Russell, 24 March, 1919.
Born at Chetck, WI. Entered the service through Snohomish 5 Sep 1918 at the age of 22 years. Private Novak served in the S.A.T.C. State Normal School, Los Angeles CA, until 11 Dec 1918 when he was discharged. 4,711,209.
Born 24 Apr 1895 at Ashland WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nowak, Everett. Entered the service 26 Apr 1918, and served in the 316th Amm. Tr., 91st Div. Served in France with "Wild West Division."
Born in Malox, Finland. Entered the service through Snohomish 30 May 1918, at the age of 25 served in the A.S.A.P. Discharged 24 Jan 1919 at Vancouver Barracks. 2,785,408.
Born 19 Mar 1894 at Mt. Vernon. Son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. O'Brien, 2430 Baker Ave. enlisted in the Naval Aviation at Seattle 5 Dec 1917 and was sent to San Diego 21 Dec. On 12 Apr 1918 he was transferred to Philadelphia and landed at Brest 6 May. He was stationed at Pauillac until 26 Jul when he was transferred to Porto Corsini Italy. Discharged at Seattle 26 Mar 1919.
Born at Idaho City ID, 7 Nov 1894. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Connor, 2945 Cedar St. Private O'Connor entered the army 15 Oct 1918 going to Pullman for training in the radio service. Hew as taken ill with influenza shortly after entering the Army, and died at Pullman 30 Oct 1918. Interment was made in the Evergreen Cemetery at Everett. Private O'Connor attended Everett high school from 1908 until 1912, when he was graduated.
37th Field Artillery.
Born at Eau Claire WI. Private O'Donahue entered the service from Arlington 26 Apr 1918 at the age of 21 years. He was a member of the 46th Co. 166th D.B., at Camp Lewis and was discharged there 4 Dec 1918. 2,292,567.
Private O'Neal entered the service form Fortson, going to Camp Lewis. He went to France as a member of Co. E, 361st Inf., 91st Div., and while in action with his company in the Meuse-Argonne received the fatal wounds, from which he died 2 Nov 1918. He was the son of Mrs. Mary L. O'Neal, now residing at Kerry OR.
Born 25 Apr 1898 at Roanoke VA. Son of William O'Neill, delta. Private O'Neill entered the Army 17 Jun 1918 becoming a member of the 318th Engineers at Vancouver barracks. After serving there for 12 days he was transferred into the 5th Engineer Training Regiment at Camp Humphries. His last assignment was to Co. A, 2d E. T. Regt. Discharged 2 Jan 1919. 890,354.
Born at Tacoma 25 Oct 1893. Son of Mrs. Richard L Oakes, Edmonds. Entered the service at Camp Lewis 2 Oct 1917, in the 6th Co. 166th D.B. On 5 Nov he was transferred to Co. G, 161st Inf. 41st Division. On 20 Jul 1918, he was transferred to Co. D of the famous 9th Inf. 2d Division. He was in the St. Mihiel, Champagne, and Meuse-Argonne battles with the 9th Infantry. He was overseas from 12 Dec 1917, to 1 Aug 1919, serving in the Army of Occupation from 17 Nov 1918 to 15 Jul 1919. While in Germany he was stationed at Bendorf and Raubach. Discharged at Camp Lewis 19 Aug 1919.76,199.]
Born 24 March 1892. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin J. Oars, Stanwood. Entered the service 29 July 1918, and was sent to Vancouver Barracks where he became a member of the 4th Casual Co. 26th Casual Detachment. While at Vancouver Barracks he volunteered for service in the Hospital and had charge of three wards. For his work in the hospital he received a medal for taking care of influenza patients. Discharged in February, 1919, at Vancouver Barracks.
Born 10 Jan 1895, at Willow River, MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Oas, 3216 Norton. Entered Camp Lewis 19 Sep 1917, and became a member of 361st Inf., 91st Division. On 5 Oct 1918, he was transferred to Washington, D.C., into the 5th Co., 20th Engrs., with which unit he served in France. He arrived in France 26 Nov 1917. Sailed for the United States 6 Apr 1919, and arrived 17th April. Discharged 7 May 1919. 172,606.
Born 12 Dec 1887 at Wauseda MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Brien, Lake Stevens. Entered the service 27 Aug 1917, from Everett, going to Fort Lawton. Served in Batt. C, 8th F. A. to 31 Dec 1918. Returned from France with Casual Co. 352. Made mess sergeant 1 Aug 1918. Was a member of the A.E.F. from 18 Aug 1918, to 24 Mar 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 15 Apr 1919. 1,363,805.
Born 26 Apr 1892, at Merrill, WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Oczkewicz, 2506 Broadway. Entered the service 5 Feb 1917, by enlisting in old 12th Co. He was transferred to the 69th Art. C.A.C. 13 Apr 1918. He left New York 6 Aug 1918, for France and was in France until 11 Feb 1919, when the regiment left Brest. Corporal22 Jul 1917; sergeant, 4 May 1918. Discharged 15 Mar 1919, at Camp Lewis, 832,282. Sergeant Oczkewicz was one of the few members of the old 12th and 5th Cos. who were not transferred to the 63d or 65th Artillery.
Born at St. Cloud, MN. 25 Jan 1896. Son of Thomas F. O'Day. 1502 Rainier Ave. Private O'Day entered the service 27 Oct 1914 at Jefferson Barracks, Mo as a member of the Coast Artillery. He served in France as a member of the 65th Artillery C.A.C. He was in the St Mihiel Battle and in the Meuse-Argonne. He was still in the service Sept 1919, awaiting his discharge.
Born 8 Dec 1901, at St Cloud MN Son of Mr. and Mrs. T.F.O' Day, 1502 Rainier. Enlisted in the service 27 May 1918, at Seattle and was sent to Fort Worden 6th June where he became a member of 7th Co. P.S.C.A.C. He was transferred to the 39th Art. C.A.C. Discharged 9 May 1919. Brother of Brian O'Day, 65th Art. Attended Everett high school for two years.
Born at Monroe. Entered the service at Snohomish, 5 Sept. 1918, at the age of 22 years and 2 months. He served in the Quartermaster Corps. Discharged at Camp Fremont 21 Jan 1919. 4,711,207.
Born at Joplin, MO. Private Odell entered the service from Arlington 26 Aug 1918, at the age of 28 years. He was a member of 5th Co., 166th D.B. from 28 Aug 1918, until 4 Sep 1918, when he was transferred to Co. D. 75th Infantry with which he served until discharged. Discharged at Camp Lewis 30 Jan 1919.
Born 21 May 1891 at Appleton MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ofstie, 1201 Rucker Ave. Lieutenant Ofstie entered the Army 20 Aug 1917. He received a commission as 2nd lieut. of Inf. at Fort Sheridan IL Nov 1917. He served 20 months in France, part of the time as an observer at the front with the French and English forces. He was then transferred to the Intelligence Department, serving at the front from 1 Apr- 1 Jul 1918. He arrived from France the last of Aug 1919. Lieutenant Ofstie attended high school at Eau Claire WI, graduating in 1910. He graduated from the U. of Wisconsin in 1914. Brother of Lieutenant Ralph A. Ofstie, U.S.A.
Born at Eau Claire WI, 16 Nov 1897. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ofstie, 1201 Rucker Ave. Lieutenant Ofstie graduated from the Naval Academy at Annapolis in June 1918, with a commission as Ensign. during the war he served on the U.S.S. Whipple, U.S.S. Chattanooga, and the U.S.S. O'Bannon. He was on duty on the Atlantic Coast and in European Waters. He was promoted to Lieutenant, Jr. Grade in Aug 1918. He is continuing his service in the Navy. Brother of Lieutenant Harold Ofstie, U.S.A.
Born 18 Apr 1897 in Carroll Co. MO. Son of C. F. Ogden, 3605 Rockefeller. He enlisted 21 Mar 1918 in the Medical Corps and on May 12 was transferred to Vancouver Barracks, and placed in the 10th Inf. Discharged 17 Jan 1919. Private Ogden graduated from Everett high school in 1915.
Born 8 Nov. 1894, in Ransom Co. ND. Son of Mr. and Mrs. I.J. Oliver, Monroe. Private Oliver enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps four days after the United States declared war on Germany and was a member of the 86th Co. ,7th Regiment. Private Oliver graduated from the Monroe high school in 1914, and attended the Oregon Agricultural College in 1916.
Born at Bothell 2 Nov 18888. Son of Mr. and Mrs. a. M. Oliver, Bothell. Enlisted in 5th Co. 9 Apr 1917. Transferred from 5th Co to Batt. F, 65th Art., and went to France with that regiment. Private, first class. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Feb 1919.
Son of Mrs. Belle Watson, 1914 Grand Ave. Private Olmstead was born in Puyallup and was raised in Seattle. He started in France as a member of Co. D, 20th Engrs. on the Tuscania. He was one of those who lost their lives when this boat was torpedoed by the Germans 4 Feb 1918.
Born 5 Nov 1896. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Olsen, Stanwood. Entered the service from Juneau AK, 5 Dec 1917, and became a member of 20th Co., 20th Engrs. Arrived in France on 4 Mar 1918 and was attached to the French army until 15 Feb 1919. From then until 1 May 1919, he was on detached service with the Sixth Cavalry. Left France 18 May 1919. During his service Private Olsen lost the use of his left eye and suffered a broken leg. Discharged at the Presidio of San Francisco, 14 Jun 1919. Sergeant. 290,046. Brother of Roy Newman Olsen, U. S. Navy. Sergeant Olsen graduated from the Stanwood high school in 1915
Born at Clark SD. Wagoner Olsen entered the service from Coupeville, 25 Jul 1918, at the age of 28 yrs 1 mo. He was a member of the 213th Engineers. Discharged at Camp Lewis 18 Jan 1919.
Born at Machias. Entered the service at Everett 25 Jul 1918, at the age of 27 years, 4 months. He served in Co. I., 118th Engineers and was transferred later to the 51st M.T.C. Made corporal, 1 Oct 1918. He served in the A.E.F. leaving the United States 26 Oct 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 17 Jul 1919. 3,943, 627.
Served in the U.S.N.R.F. Released from active service 27 Dec 1918, from the U.S.S. Forward, San Diego CA.
Born 7 Oct 1899 at Stanwood. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Olsen, Stanwood. Enlisted in the Navy 18 Apr 1917 at Seattle. Was transferred from Bremerton in July to the Atlantic coast for convoy duty, and made eight trips from New York to France and England. He made one trip to Gilbraltar in January 1918, and two trips to the northern coast of Canada. His ship was assigned to Asiatic duty in January 1919 and was still in Asiatic waters in July 1919. Served on the U.S.S. New Orleans. Coxswain, 3d class. He had been a student at the Stanwood high school for three years previous to his enlistment. Brother of Carl M. Olsen. 20th Engineers.
Born 9 June 1896, at Christiana, Norway. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Soren Olsen, 3614 Broadway. Entered the service 5 Sep 1918, and became a member of the 213th Engineers, Camp Lewis. He was a member of Co. B. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Feb 1919. 4,711,884.
Private Olson entered the service through Arlington 26 Apr 1918, at the age of 22 years and 7 months. He was a member of the 8th Co., 166th D.B. until May 24th, when he was transferred to Co. M, 361st Infantry, 91st Division, with which he served until 15 Oct 1918. He was a member of the A.E.F. from 6 Jul 1918, until 24 Mar 1919. He was in the St. Mihiel salient from 11th Sep to 13th; and in the Meuse-Argonne with the 91st Division. Private Olson received a machine gun bullet in the right leg and came home in a casual company. Discharged at Camp Lewis 16 Apr 1918. 2, 291,709.
Co. K, 8th Inf.
Born at Silverton, Ore. Entered the service at the age of 24 years. 29 July 1918, from Arlington, and became a member of the 149th Spruce Sqdn., ASAP. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 17 Jan 1919. 3,416,040.
Co. K, 8th Inf.
Born at Amund IA. Enlisted the S.A.T.C. at Seattle 10, Oct. 1918, at the age of 21 years and 1 month. Served in Co. E, University of Washington Unit. Discharged 18 Dec. 1918 at Seattle. 4,593,087
Served in France as a member of Co. M, 23d Inf., 2d Div. He was a member of the A.E.F. for fifteen mos. Age at enlistment, 19 yrs.
Born 30 Mar 1893 at Fairbault MN. Wife, Ethel Pauline Orne. Private Orne served several mos. in Co. M, 3d Wash. Inf., N. G. before entering Camp Lewis, where he was a member of the 13th Infirmary for 7 mos.
Born at Fairbault MN. Served 3 mos in the U.S.N.R.F. with the UW Unit Seattle/ Released to inactive duty 17 Dec 1918. Brother of Harold H. Orne.
Born at Hotchkiss CO. Private Orser entered the service at Snohomish 2 Oct 1918, at the age of 22 years and served as a member of the 3d Recruit Co. Discharged at Fort McDowell CA 5 Dec 1918. 538,582.
U.S. Naval Aviation, San Diego
Served in the U.S.N.R.F. Released from active duty at the U.S. Naval Air Station, San Diego, 21 Feb 1919.
Served with the 20th Engineers, A.E.F.
Born 5 Jan 1888, in Sweden. Wagoner Oscarson entered Camp Lewis 3 Oct 1917, and became a member of Co. D. 361st Inf., 91st Division. On 21st Nov he was transferred to the 23d Co. 20th Engineers with which he served until discharged. Discharged 6 Jun 1919 at Camp Lewis. 174,085.
Born 7 Dec 1890. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Ostrand, Edgecomb. He entered the Quarter-master Corps at Seattle 14 Dec 1917. On 20th Dec ,he was transferred to Camp Johnston and placed in Motor Repair Co. No. 1. Left Camp Johnston 27 Mar 1918, in a replacement company for overseas service, and upon arriving in France, he was transferred, to Motor Transport Co. 372, which was a part of the Reserve Mallet. The Reserve Mallett was a unit of 1,300 men serving as an ammunition train with the French armies; and was organized 1 Oct 1917. from members of the former Ammunition Field Service, who were enlisted at Soisson's in the United States Regular Army. It was recruited to full strength with men from the National Army. Between 6 June and 6 Nov 1918, this organization hauled over six million shells and twenty thousand tons of infantry ammunition, and also transported many tanks and seventy-five fieldpieces to line positions. It had its own insignia, which was a horn of the French chasseur, in yellow, superimposed on a field of green. Its battle activities were in the Chemin des Dames, 23 Oct, 1917; Cambrai offensive, 25 Nov 1917; Somme defensive 21 Mar 1918; Aisne defensive 27th May; Montdidier-Noyon defensive. June 9th; Champagne-Marne defensive, 15th July; Aisne-Marne offensive. July 18th; Somme offensive, 8th August; Oise-Aisne offensive 10th Sept; Meuse-Argonne offensive 1st Oct, Private Ostrand was in the Aisne defensive from 27th May to 5 June 1918; Montdidier-Noyon defensive, 9th June to 13th June; Champagne-Marne defensive 15th July to 18th July; Aisne-Marne offensive, 18th July to 6th August; Somme offensive, 8th Aug to 9th Sept; Oise-Aisne offensive 10th Sept to 11th Oct; Somme offensive 12th Oct to 11th November. Discharged 26 June 1919 at Camp Custer MI. 775,087.
Served in M.T. Co. 372, A.E.F.
Born at Mt. Vernon SD, 15 Mar 1892. Son of Ole Ostrus of Mt. Vernon and Mrs. Inga Engdal of Silvana. Enlisted in the U.S. Navy 13 Dec 1918. On 5 Mar 1918 he was transferred to Alice Island and on 1 Apr was assigned aboard the U.S.S. Antigone. While aboard the Antigone 31 May 1918, returning from Brest, and then about 500 miles from the coast of France, in line formation with the U.S.S. Susquehanna, the U.S.S. Ryndam and the President Lincoln, the latter ship was struck by three torpedoes fired from a German submarine at a distance of only about 800 yards. The attack occurred at 9 a.m. 23 lives were lost, out of the 715 aboard. The day following the Antigone sighted three submarines, and accounted for one of them. Inall, during the time Fireman Ostrus was aboard the ship in convoy duty, 29 encounters were made with submarines. He made eight trips to France. Released at Newport News 15 Feb 1919.
Born 13 Mar 1896 at Slender IA. Son of Ole Ostrus of Mt. Vernon and Mrs. C. Engdal, Silvana. Private Ostrus entered Camp Lewis 24 Jul 1918 and was assigned to the 27th Co., 166th D. B. He was later transferred to Co. G, 75th Inf., 13th Div. and finally to a Q. M. C. Detachment at Fort Keogh, Miles City MT. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 20 Mar 1919. 3,648,345.
Born in Souix Falls, South Dakota. Served six mos. in the Navy. Age at enlistment, 20 yrs.
Born at Tacoma, 15 Mar 1898. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Overman, 3223 Rucker Ave. He enlisted in the Marine Corps 20 Aug 1918 at Seattle and was sent to Marine Barracks, Navy Yard, Mare Island, for training. From Co. B, Sec. 2, he was transferred to the Recruit Brigade 3d Dec and to the Supply attachment, 21 Dec 1918. Discharged 20 Feb 1919. He attended the Everett high school three years.
Born 15 June 1899, in Jackson County, NC. Son of Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Owen of Sultan. Enlisted 16 April 1917, in the Navy. Was on the Receiving Ship at Philadelphia for a short time and then was placed on the U.S.S. Marblehead on which he served almost two years. Electrician second class. Released 21 April 1919. Former Monroe and Sultan high school student.
Born 25 Apr 1888. at Bloomington MN. Son of Mrs. Florence Oxborough Everett. Entered the service 5 Aug 1918, and became a member of Co. C. 12th Inf. 8th Division at Camp Fremont, and went with this division to the Atlantic Coast a short time before the armistice was signed. Discharged 5 Apr 1919.
Born in Trondhjem Norway. Entered the Coast Art. 21 Oct 1918 at the age of 30 yrs 2 mos. He served in the 40th Co. P.S., C.A.C. Discharged at Fort Worden 23 Dec 1918, 831,759.
P's
Born 13 Sep 1889, at Austin MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.T. Paine, Lieut. Paine enlisted in the 12th Co. 5 Feb 1917. He was promoted to corporal in Jun 1917, and served as such in such in 12th Co. and Batt. D. 63d Art. until Apr 1918, when he was sent to the 4th Officers Training School at Fort Monroe. On 26 Jun 1918, he received his commission as a second lieutenant and was assigned to the 10th Co. P.S.C.A.C., at Fort Casey. He was later assigned to the 39th Art. C.A.A.C. at Fort Worden. The 39th was enroute for France when the armistice was signed and had reached Camp Upton. It was sent to Camp Grant where a portion of the regiment was demobilized and then to Camp Lewis where Lieut. Paine was discharged 19 Dec 1918. Lieut. Paine graduated from the Everett high school in 1908 and entered the UW in 1910.
Born 26 Apr 1893, at Oswell OH. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett M. Paine, 2020 Wetmore. Paine was in the United States Forestry Service in MT, when the United States entered the war, but came to Everett in Jul 1917, to enlist in the Army. He enlisted in the 12th Co. at Everett. On 5 Jan 1918, he was transferred to the Air Service and went to School. On 8 Mar 1918 he was transferred to Rockwell Field and on 9 June 1918 to March Field. He received his commission as second lieutenant 10 May 1918, at Rockwell Field, and was assigned as a flying instructor at Rockwell Field. Discharged 5 Aug 1919 at March Field, Riverside CA. Cousin of Lieut. Frank C. Paine.
U.S Marine Corps.
Served in the Canadian Field Artillery, C.E.F.
Born 17 March 1896, at Williston N.D. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Palmer, 1330 Broadway. Entered Camp Lewis 28 May 1918, and was sent to the Bureau of Chemistry, Department of Agriculture, at Seattle. Discharged 29 March 1919. Sergeant . Graduated from the Everett high school in 1911, and from the University of Washington in 1917.
Born at Goodland KS. Entered the service at Seattle. 7 Feb 1918, at the age of 31 years and served in the 13th Spruce Squadron, A.S.A.P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 26 Dec 1918. 870,610.
Born 15 Aug 1888, at Gardekaki, Greece. He went to Fort Lawton 23 June 1918 and from there was transferred to Camp Lewis and became a member of Co. H, 76th Inf. 13th Division with which unit he served until 27 Jan 1919, when he was discharged. 3,942,522. Private Panages after returning to Everett attended night sessions at the Everett high school studying English.
Born 6 Dec. 1893, at Appletown WI. Son of Mrs. Leona Pardee, 2506 Rucker Ave. Entered the service 10 Oct 1918, and was sent to Camp Colt, where he was placed in Co. A. 338th Bn., Tank Corps. Was also trained at Camp Mills and Camp Dix, at which latter place he was discharged 1 Dec. 1918. 4,315,891.
Born 12 Mar 1903 at Carroll IA. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Parker, 2811 1-2 Oakes Ave. Enlisted 14 Mar 1918 at Fort Lawton. Sent to Camp Fremont 21 Mar; to Fort Sill, in Jul; to Camp Mills, and on 27 Oct sailed from New York. Arrived at Brest 8 Nov 1918. Left Brest 14 Jan 1919, and reached New York 28 Jan. Sent to Camp Knox and then to Camp Zachary Taylor, where he was discharged 21 Feb 1919. He was with Batt. E, 2d Field Art.
Private Parker was inducted through Arlington on 3 Oct. 1917, and served in Co. B, 147th M G. Bn. Discharged at Fort Ontario,New York. 20 Apr 1918.
Served with the Canadian forces in France.
Born 17 Nov. 1887, at Clare, MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A.Parks, 3019 Rucker Ave. Entered the Army 25 Jul. 1918, at Camp Lewis and was placed in the 40th Co., 166th D.B. Transferred to Co. B. 13th Inf., 8th Division, 13 Aug, 1918, at Camp Fremont. From there he went to Camp Mills, then to Brooklyn Barracks No.6, Brooklyn, then to Camp Merritt 11 Feb 1919, as a member of Casual Co. 144, and then back to Camp Lewis when he was discharged 26 Mar 1919.
Born 17 Nov 1887, in MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. August Parks, 3019 Rucker Entered Camp Lewis 25 Jul 1918, and from there was transferred to Camp Freemont and placed in Co.B. 13th Infantry, 8th Division. He was at Camp Mills and Camp Merritt with the 13th Infantry.
Lieutenant Parson's left Everett with the Naval Militia 7 Apr 1917. After a brief assignment on the U.S.S. South Dakota he was made an operating surgeon at the U.S.Naval hospital at Bremerton for a period of seven months. He saw service on the San Diego, Proteus, and Santa Teresa and made five trips across the Atlantic, one with the first named ship, and two trips each on the last named ships. He visited France, Ireland, Scotland, and England in the course of his service. He was a Past Assistant Surgeon with the rank of Lieutentant. His discharge bears date of 20 Jan 1919, Dr. Parsons was graduated from the University of Illinois in 1906; and upon his discharge resumed his practice in Everett.
Born in Everett 17 Aug. 1897. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A.G. Paschke, 2422 Rockefeller Ave. Enlisted in the Naval Militia in Everett, 4 May 1916. Was one of the Snohomish county boys on the U.S.S. South Dakota and rose to coxswain in Jan. 1918, and to boatswain's mate in Jul 1918. He was captain of a gun crew which included three other boys that won the Naval "E" in short range firing practice, firing 8 rounds and making hits in 86 seconds. While gun captain on a six inch gun during convoy duty, several encounters with submarines were experienced by him and other Everett sailors. Released from active service 18 Dec., 1918.
Born at Idaho Falls ID. Served twenty-two mos. in the Artillery.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Patty, Gold Bar. Born at Kirkland. Private Patty entered the service 26 Jun 1918, at Fort Lawton at the age of 18 yrs 6 mos. From there he was transferred to Co. M, 14th Inf. Discharged at Camp Grant 21 Feb 1919. Private 1st class. 888,833.
Born at Muskegon, Mich. Entered the Medical Department 23 June 1918 at the age of 19 years. Made sergeant 2 Dec. 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis through the 27th Co. , 166th D.B., 28 Jan 1919. 3,424, 403.
Signal Corps., U.S. Army.
Born at Monroe. Entered the A.S.A.P. through Snohomish 20 May 1918, at the age of 28 years Served in the 87th Spruce Squadron. Discharged 9 Jun 1918, at Vancouver Barracks. 2,775,437.
Private Pease was one of the Snohomish county men who served in France as a member of the 18th Engrs. He arrived at Camp Louis (sic) 13 May 1919, after 20 mons service with the A.E.F.
Born 30 Aug. 1892, at Little Sioux, Iowa. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Peck, 2607 Virginia Ave. Entered the service 22 July 1917, at Fort Lawton. Was there until July 29th and then transferred to Co. B. 10th Engineers. Transferred to 3d Co. 20th Engrs. 9 Nov. 1918. Was with the A.E.F. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Feb. 1919. 241,596. Wife, Janette Peck. Mr. and Mrs. Peck were married while Private Peck was with the American forces in France.
Born 23 Apr 1900, at Mount Vernon. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Peck, 2607 Virginia Ave enlisted in S.A.T.C.., Co. H. UW Unit 14 Oct. 1918. Discharged 18 Dec. 1918, at Seattle. 4,593,272. Graduated from the Everett high school in Jun 1918.
Born in Denmark in 1895. Entered the Medical Dept. 25 Jun 1917 to Evacuation Hospital No. 1, Fort Riley KS 10 Oct to 26th Co., 166th D. B., Camp Lewis for discharge. He was with the A.E.F. from 24 Dec 1917 to 27 Apr 1919. Was in the Toul sector; Xivray defensive, 3 to 4 Apr 1918; Seicheprey 20 to 21 Apr; St. Mihiel 12 to 16 Sep; and in the Meuse-Argonne. Made sergeant 25 Jun 1917. Discharged 17 May 1919 at Camp Lewis. 13,961.
Co. H 14th Inf.
U.S. Navy, Sub-chaser Div.
Batt. B, 82d Field Artillery
Born in Wausseun, Poland. Entered the service at the age of 24, 23 June 1918, from Everett. Transferred from 36th Co. 166th D.B. at Camp Lewis 10 Sept. 1918, to Co. C. 157th Inf. , 40th Division. Was with the A. E. F. , from 11 August 1918, to 2 March 1919. He was in the Argonne Forest from 26th Sept. to 4 Oct. 1918, and received a wound in the left hand while in action. Discharged 19 Mar 1919, at Camp Lewis. 3,133, 477.
Co. K, 8th Inf.
Born in the Azores Islands, Portugal. Entered the service 5 Sep 1918 from Everett, at the age of 22 yrs. Transferred from 51st Co., 166th D. B. 30 Oct to 19th Co., 166th D. B. Transferred to Medical Department 11 Nov 1918 and discharged at Vancouver Barracks 15 Feb 1919. 4,711,869
Born 18 Aug 1898 at Seattle WA. Son of Mrs. Caroline Perrigo, Arlington. Enlisted 14 Jan 1917, in 5th Co., and went to Fort Casey with that unit. In Dec 1917 was transferred to Batt. D, 63d Art., and saw service in France with the 63d. Wagoner. Discharged 21 Mar 1919, at Camp Lewis.
Served in the Q.M. Corps, U.S. Army.
Served in the 39th F.A., 13th Division.
Served in Co. D, 306th Inf.
Born 22 Jun 1896, at Sparta, Greece. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F. 24 March 1918, at the U.S. Naval Training Station, Seattle. Released to inactive duty 17 Feb 1919. Before entering the service he was in the restaurant business in Monroe for six years.
Served three and one-half mos. in the S.A.T.C. Age at entering service, 19 yrs.
Born 6 Apr 1900 at Evereth, MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Petersen, 3536 Broadway. Entered the service 14 Oct 1918, in the S.A.T.C., University of Washington Unit, and served in Co.E. Discharged at Seattle. Private Petersen graduated from the Everett high school in 1918. 4,593,271.
Born at Duluth MN. Served six mos. in the Army and was in the 4th Co., Buzzer School.
Born 13 Feb. 1891, at Tacoma. Wife Genevieve V. Petersen. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peterson, 3564 South Tacoma Ave. Tacoma, Commissioned as a first lieutenant. Dental Corps, 15 Aug 1917, and was called to Fort Worden 6 Sept, 1918, Assigned as Dental Surgeon for N.P.C.A.D., Seattle , Fort Lawton 3 Jan. 1919. Discharged 17 Mar 1919. Graduated from the Stadium high school, Tacoma, in Feb. 1909, and from the North Pacific Dental College in May, 1913. Since his discharge Lieut. Petersen has opened a dental office with Lieut. James J. Frits, in the Riley Building 1712 1-2- Hewitt Ave.
Born at Duluth, Minnesota. Enlisted in the Navy at the age of 22 yrs. and served eight mos.
Born at Clinton 25 Aug 1894. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Peterson, Florence. Enlisted in the Navy 30 Apr 1917 at Seattle. Ratings, A.S.; C.M. 3c. Released 13 Feb 1919, at NY.
Born at Leadville CO. Entered the A.S.A.P. 25 May 1918, at the age of 22. Served in the 11th Co. Casual Detachment, having been transferred from the 166th D.B. at Camp Lewis 14 Sept 1918. Sergeant; first class. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 28 Jan 1919. 2,785,506.
Born 19 Jun 1894, at Genesee ID. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Peterson, 502 Ave C. Snohomish. Entered the service at Fort Lawton 23 June 1917, in the Medical Department. On Sep 24th he was transferred to Fort Riley, unassigned. On Oct 10th he was sent to Camp Lewis and placed in the Medical Detachment, 362d Infantry. On 6 Jun 1918, he was transferred to the Medical Detachment of the 316th Trench Mortar Battery and served in the A.E.F. with that unit from 14 Jul 1918 to 7 Mar 1919, and was stationed near Metz. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 25 Mar 1919.2,261,873. Made Sergeant 23 Jun 1918. Sergeant Peterson graduated from the Snohomish high school in 1913 and from the University of Washington in 1917.
Born 19 Oct. 1890, at West Bridgewater MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Peterson, 2122 Rucker. Entered Camp Lewis 4 Aug 1918. and at Camp Fremont became a member of Co. C. 12th Infantry in the "Pathfinder" Division. On 22nd Oct. he left Camp Fremont for Camp Mills, and was ready to sail when the armistice was signed. Discharged 18 Feb. 1919, at Camp Lewis. 4,270,424. Brother-in-law of Vincent L Bellfountaine, an Everett boy who was killed with the Canadians.
Born in Hjelsmola Sweden. Entered the service 23 Jun 1918, from Snohomish, at the age of 31. Transferred from Camp Lewis out of the 39th Co., 166th D. B., to Co. D, 157th Inf., 40th Div. After arriving in France with the "Sunshine" Div. he was transferred to Co. A, 109th Inf., 28th Div., in which he served until the date of his discharge. He was in the Meuse-Argonne sector from 26 Sep to 9 Oct 1918, and in the Thiacourt sector from 15 Oct to 11 Nov. Served with the A.E.F. from 7 Aug 1918 to 3 May 1919. Discharged 20 May 1919 at Camp Lewis. 3,133,667.
Entered Camp Lewis 24 Jul 1918. Discharged 28 Jul 1918. 3,647,419.
Born at Black Riber Falls WI. Private Peterson entered the service from Everett 24 Jul 1918 at the age of 27 yrs and served in Co. 1, 13th Inf. until 22 Jul 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis 1 Aug 1919. 3,650,260. Private Peterson served in Co. M, 3d Washington Inf. N. G. before entering the regular service.
Born at Stanwood. Entered the service 27 Jun 1918., at Port Townsend at the age of 26 years. He served in the 117th Spruce Sqdn, A.S.A.P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 6 Jan 1919. 3,140,597.
Born 1 Aug 1894 at Orrilla. Son of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Peterson, Marysville. Entered Camp Lewis 5 Oct 1917 in the M.T.C. He was transferred to Washington D. C. and then overseas on 16 Jan 1918. Graduated from Everett high school 1913.
Born 27 Aug 1897, at North Adam ,MA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Petitclerc of Sultan. He enlisted 7 Apr 1917, in the Second Washington Infantry, N.G., and went to France as a member of the 41st Division. In Sep. 1918, he was transferred to the 309th Sig. Bn., 84th Division. Was made a sergeant 28 Nov 1918. He returned to N.Y. 3 May 1919. Former Sultan high school student. Brother of Emil F. Petitclerc and nephew of Ernest E. Petitclerc.
Born 2 Mar 1871, in France. Enlisted in the French Infantry in 1914, and served in the French army throughout the war. Uncle of Emil F. and Edmond L.Petitclerc.
Born 28 Oct 1900, at North Adams, MA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil A. Petitclerc of Sultan. He enlisted 30 Mar 1918, in the Q.M.C. Served in the 381st Mobile Repair Unit Camp Upton. Made corporal 15, Dec 1918. Brother of Edmond L.Petitclerc.
Born 1 Jul 1888, at Guelph, Ont. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Pfeiffer, Monroe. Enlisted 5 Feb 1917, in the 12th Co. at Everett. Was transferred at Fort Casey to Batt. D., 63d Art., with which unit he went to France. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 21 Mar 1919. 829,349. Private, first class.
Born 9 Mar 1901, at Kellogg, ID. Son of Mrs. J.J. Phelan, 3217 Colby Ave. Enlisted in 12th Company 5 Feb 1917, but was discharged on S.C.D. 24 Jul. 1917. He succeeded, however in re-enlisting in Co. B., Oregon Engineers on 3 Sept. 1917. This unit became Co. B, 116th Eng., 41st Division. From Camp Lewis he went to Camp Greene, then to Camp Mills, and sailed from Hoboken 26 Nov 1917, on the transport Mallory arriving in St. Nazaire 10th Dec. Made a corporal on 26 Mar 1918, and again promoted on June 28th to sergeant. On 22d Sept, transferred to Co. N., 116th Eng., as duty sergeant. From 5th Jan to the 28,1918, he was under shell fire, and received five shrapnel wounds in action. Sergeant Phelan lost the ear drum in his left ear from concussion while under fire. On 29 Dec 1918, he left St. Nazaire, arriving in Newport News 10 Jan 1919, with the 116th Casual Co. He was then sent to Camp Dix, and on February 26th to Camp Lewis, where he was discharged on 10 Mar 1919., as a first sergeant. Edward N.Phelan, a brother, was in the U.S.N.R.F.
Born 29 Aug 1895, at Missoula,MT. Son of Mrs. J.J. Phelan, 3217 Colby Ave. Enlisted in 12th Co. , 5 Feb 1917, but was discharged on account of S.C.D.. He succeeded, however in enlisting in the U.S. Naval Radio Service at Seattle, and was discharged 20 Feb. 1919, on S.C.D. Electrician, 3d class, radio. Graduated from Everett high school in 1917. Played on the high school football teams of 1912 and 1914, and was class president in 1912 and 1917. Brother of Sergt. John J. Phelan, 116th Engineers.
Born 22 Mar 1898 at Beaverdam WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Phelps, 2115 Harrison Ave. Sergt. Phelps entered the service 7 May 1918. He served in R. S. Unit No. 306; S. P. Unit No. 385 and S. P. Unit No 347, Motor Transport Corps. He was at Camp Holabird MD and at Camp Funston. Made Corporal in Jan 1919 and sergeant 1 Mar 1919. Discharged 21 May 1919. 883,967. Sergt. Phelps attended high school at Coupeville.
Born 13 Sept 1894, at Council Bluffs IA. Son of Mrs. Thomas Pheney 2611 Hoyt Everett, Enlisted 3 June 1918, in the Officers Training School and became a member of Co. 8, O.T.C., Fort Sheridan IL. On 15 Sept. 1918, he received his commission as a second lieutenant of Infantry. Assigned as a military instructor at the Rahe Auto & Tractor School at Kansas City ,MO., and served in that capacity until the time of his honorable discharge 24 Dec 1918. Lieutenant Pheney graduated from the Council Bluffs high school in 1913. During his senior year he was a captain of the football team. He entered the University of Michigan in the fall of 1917, and made the freshman baseball team the following spring.
Born at Ironmountain, Mich. Served eighteen mos. in the Army and was a member of Co. D, 361st Inf., 91st Div.
Born at Bannair Iowa. Entered the service 19 Jun 1918, at the age of 18 years and 10 months. Was in the 31st Co., F.A., Monterey CA. for one day and was transferred to the 16th T.M. Batt., with which he served until 31 Jan. 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis 15 Feb. 1919, through the 28th Co., 166th D.B. 888,778. Private first class.
Born at Wilkson. Enlisted in the Everett Naval Militia 23 Feb 1917, at the age of 10 years. He was mustered into Federal service 7 Apr 1917, and sailed from Bremerton on the U.S.S. South Dakota.
Born in St.Paul OR. Entered the service 12 Aug 1918 at the age of 30 years and 6 months. He served in Batt. B, 37th F.A. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Jan 1919. 3,944,329. Private Picard now resides in Oregon.
Born 5 Aug 1896 at Everett, Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Pigort, R.F.D. 2, Snohomish. Enlisted 9 Apr 1917, in 5th Co. Transferred 29 Dec 1917 to Batt. F, 65th Art., and went to France with the 65th. He was in the Mousson sector from 1 to 11 Nov 1918 during the time the 65th was in action. Discharged 28 Feb 1919, at Camp Lewis. Private, first class. 828,132.
Born 4 May 1900, at Lowell. Son of Mrs. Rose E. Pillsbury, Lowell. On 7th Aug 1918, three months after his eighteenth birthday. Bernard E Pillsbury enlisted at Fort Lawton and a week later was transferred to Camp Harry J Jones where he became a member of Troop C. 1st Cav... He contracted influenza while at Camp Jones, which finally developed into empyema from which he died on 4 Feb 1919. He was taken sick in Oct 1918. Funeral services were held in the Congregational church on Sunday 16 Feb 1919. Private Pillsbury had been a popular member of Co. M. for several months prior to his enlistment in the U.S. Cavalry, and the members of Co. M turned out to his funeral to do military honors. The body was accompanied home from Camp Jones by Private Arthur F Gilmore., of Idaho.
Born at Two Rivers WI. Entered the Army 24 Jul 1918, from Everett at the age of 30 years. Served in Co.G. Development Battalion. Discharged 9 Dec 1918, at Camp Freemont. 3, 650,235.
Born 20 Feb 1894 at South Have MI. Private Plant enlisted in 5th Co. on 17 Jul 1915 and was one of the Arlington boys who went to Fort Casey with the company on 1 Aug 1917.
Born at Peshtigo WI. 6 Jan 1890. Son of August Ploutz 3323 Hoyt Ave. Private Ploutz entered Camp Lewis 24 Jul 1918, and after three weeks of training there was transferred to three weeks of training there was transferred to Camp Freemont and placed in Co. A. 13th Inf. 8th Division. He left Camp Fremont 19th Oct for Camp Mills, arriving at the New York Camp 28 Oct 1918. They were on the transport 1st Nov ready to sail but debarked 4th November. He was on duty at Camp Lewis about 15 Sep 1010. 6,650,241.
U.S. Navy.
U.S.N.R.F.
Born at Lehigh OK.. Entered Camp Lewis 25 Aug 1918 from Everett at the age of 28 years, and served at Camp Lewis as a member as a member of Co. D, 75th Inf. , 13th Division. Discharged 30 Jan 1918 at Camp Lewis. 3, 946, 699.
Born 10 Aug 1899, at Mt. Vernon. Son of Mrs. Bertha Pope, Marysville. Enlisted in the Marines 7 Nov 1916, and went to France as a member of 8th Co. 5th Regt., of the 2d Division. During the time he was in action with the 2d Division, he was in the hospital four times from the effects of gas and shell shocks.
Born at Cumberland WI. Served in the Navy as a carpenter's mate. Aviation, for six mos. Age at enlistment, 20 yrs.
Born at Tecumeh, NE. entered the service at Arlington 29 Jul 1918, at the age of 27 years and served as a member of the 65th Spruce Squadron. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 11 Dec 1918. 3,416,022.
Born 3 Aug 1896, at Burden KS Son of Mrs. Annie Davis, Snohomish. Private Potter enlisted in the Coast Artillery Corps, 14 Dec 1917, and became a member of the Headquarters Co. 62d Regiment of the Presidio. He was transferred to Camp Mills and in June 1918, to the Headquarters Co. 46th Artillery, C.A.C., and died in line of duty 2 Nov 1918, while with this company.
Born 31 Jul 1892, at Burden KS. Son of Mrs. Annie Davis, Snohomish. Enlisted in the Navy in Oct 1917, and served on the U.S.S. Chattanooga and was on convoy duty for several months. In Aug 1919 he was still in service making trips to France bringing American forces home.
Co. I, 14th Inf.
Corporal Pottruff, served in France with the 161st Inf., formerly the old 2d Wash. Inf. He returned to Camp Lewis for discharge 10 Mar 1919.
Enlisted in the Naval Aviation 7 Dec 1917, and was in the service until 24 Mar 1919. He was stationed at Brest, France, but was over the greater part of Belgium and France. Mr. Powell is well known in automobile circles in the Puget Sound country. He was a warrant officer while in the Naval Aviation service.
Son of Mrs. Hattie Powell, R.F.D. Everett. Private Powell after registering on 5 Jun 1917, went to India to attend to business matters and returned from that county [sic] to enter the Army. The San Francisco Call and Post of 7 Mar 1918 contained the following notice regarding his long journey to enlist:" John Hervy Powell can lay claim to be Uncle Sam's long distance recruit. He came all the way from India to San Francisco to volunteer for fighting service. He enlisted in the 319th Engineers today."
23rd Engineers
Born 11 Sep 1900, in Tawas, MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Powers, Marysville. Enlisted 29 Mar 1918, in the Navy and served as a quartermaster on Subchaser 276.
Born 23 May 1892, at McIntosh MN. Son of Mrs. J. J. Iten, Lake Stevens. Enlisted 23 Jul 1918, at Snohomish in 5th Co. From Fort Casey he was transferred to Batt. F, 65th Art., at Fort Worden and went to France with that regiment. Was in action 72 days with the 65th in France. Wagoner. Discharged 28 Feb 1919 at Camp Lewis.
Entered the service 23 Sep 1917, in the quartermaster corps, and served with the A. E. F.
Born at Phillips WI. Entered the service from Everett, 30 May 1918 at the age of 21 yrs. From 19 Aug 1918 to 16 Feb 1919, the date of his discharge, he was a member of Batt. F, 72d Field Art. Make corporal 7 Nov 1918. Discharged at Camp Knox KY. 888,471.
Served in Co. B., First Canadian Pioneers.
U.S. Army.
303d Remount Squadron, A.E.F.
Born 23 May 1899 at Clairemont IA. Parents Mr. and Mrs. E.H. Pringle, 2627 Rainier Ave. Enlisted 11 April 1917, in 12th Co. and on 21 Dec 1917, was transferred to the 63d Art., Batt. D. Attended the O &T Center No. 2, Limoges, and after successfully completing the course was made a truck driver. Discharged 21 Mar 1919, at Camp Lewis. Prior to enlisting he was a student at the Everett high school. 829,353.
Served in the Canadian Cavalry.
Born 11 Jan 1892 at Muskegon MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Proctor, Edmonds. Private Proctor entered Camp Lewis 2 Nov 1917. He was transferred from the 166th D.B. to Co. I, 162d Inf. 41 Division, in which unit he went to France . He was in the Postal Express Service at Tours, during part of the time he was with the A.E.F. Former Edmond high school student.
Born 4 Sep. 1892, at Lintonville. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Proctor, 2508 Cleveland Ave. Entered the service 25 April, 1918, at Camp Lewis and served with the 347th F.A., 91st Division. Was in the Army of Occupation for two months. Returned to the United States 30th March, and was discharged at Camp Lewis 19 April 1919. 2,291,683.
Born at Friendly WV. Entered in Coast Art. 21 Oct 1918 at the age of 27 yrs 5 mos. Served in the 41st Co. P.S., C.A.C. Discharged 31 Dec 1918 at Fort Worden, 831,559.
Born 24 Dec 1899, in Texas. Son of L.M. Ca
Born 4 Jun 1895 at Selkirk, Manitoba. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Purdy, 2421 Walnut St. Everett. Enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps 12 Jun 1917, and was sent to Mare Island. On 16 Sep 1917 he was transferred to Bremerton and on 11 June 1918 to Astoria OR. He qualified as an expert rifleman in 1918, and was a guard at the wireless station while at Astoria. On 1 Jan 1919, he was transferred to Bremerton and was discharged there 18 Jan 1919. Private, first class.
Born at Cordington OH. Entered the service from Snohomish 15 Oct 1918, at the age of 21 years. He was a member of the S.A.T.C., Washington State College, Pullman. Discharged at Pullman 18 Dec 1918. 5,203,529.
Born 10 Mar 1896, at Emmet, NE. Son of Jesse Purnell and Estella Purnell, Everett. Entered Camp Lewis 23 Jun 1918. Transferred to Camp Fremont 18 Jul and placed in the Machine Gun Company of the 157th Inf. 40th Div, with which he served until 15 Oct. Left the United States 11 Aug. 1918, for France and returned 13 May 1919. He was transferred in France to Co. D. 120th M.G. Bn. of the 32d Division, with which he served in the Meuse-Argonne offensive, 12 Oct to 11 Nov 1918. He was with the Army of Occupation from 1 Dec 1918, to 20 Mar 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis 29 May 1919. 3,133,432. He was a member of Co. M. before entering Camp Lewis. Graduated from the Everett high school.
Corporal Putman served in Co. K, 44th Infantry
Born 10 Nov 1893, at the Big Lake MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Putnam ,R.F.D. Arlington. Entered the service from Arlington, 29 May 1918, going to Vancouver Barracks. On June 2d, he was transferred to Camp Lewis and on 12 Dec. his organization was sent to the Presido of San Francisco. Served in Co. K. 44th Inf. Made corporal 26 Oct 1918, at Camp Lewis. Discharged at Camp Lewis 25 Mar 1919.889,937.
Born at Georgetown MN. Entered the service 24 Jul 1918 at the age of 20 yrs 10 mos. Discharged at Camp Lewis 19 Dec 19181.
Born 8 Oct. 1888, at North Bend, Wis. Wife, Hazel B. Pynn. Parents Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Pynn, 1316 Rockefeller Ave. Everett. Enlisted 15 Oct 1918, in the Marine Corps at Seattle, and was placed in the 191st Co. Discharged at Bremerton, 18 Jan. 1919. He served in Wisconsin National Guard from 1902 to 1907. Enlisted in the Marines 27 Feb 1907, and served in Honolulu Sea Girt, N.J., Winthrop MD., and other stations in the the United States. Made corporal 2 Nov. 1910. Discharged 27 Feb. 1911. He is an operator for the Great Northern Railroad Company.
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Born 19 April 1896, at Adams, ND. son of Mr. and Mrs. Iver C. Quam of Silvana. Enlisted 16 July 1918, in the U.S.N.R. F. and entered camp on 6 September 1918, and reported for duty at the U.S. Naval Training Station at Seattle. He was stationed there until released on 12 February 1919.
Born at Minneapolis, MN, 10 Aug 1899. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quam, 2615 Oakes Ave. Enlisted in the S.A.T.C., University of Washington, 10 Sep 1918, and was placed in Co. K. Discharged 21 Dec 1918 at Seattle. 4,593,181. Private Quam graduated from the Everett high school in 1917.
Born at Shell Lake WI. Private Quast served 22 and 1 half months in the Army during the war 22 months of which he was with the A.E.F. He was a member of Co F 18th Engineers. Discharged at Camp Lewis 15 May 1919. Private, first class. 170,013.
U.S. Navy.
R's
Co. K, 161st Inf.
Born in Cornaf, Russia. Entered the service at Everett, 13 Jun 1918, at the age of 25, being sent to Camp Lewis. On 16 Jul 1918 was transferred from 5th Co., 166th D. B. to Co. D, 157th Inf., 40th Div. Went to France as a member of the "Sunshine" div. Was transferred to Co. B, 109th Inf., 28th Div. in France on 15 Sep 1918. Served with the A. E. F. forces from 6 Aug 1918, and was wounded in the battle of the Argonne by a machine gun bullet. Discharged 24 May 1919, at Camp Lewis. 3,133,234.
Born at Charolet, NC. Corporal Raines entered the service at Spokane, 15 Jun 1918, at the age of 22 years and 2 months. He served in Batt. A. 4th Regt F.A.R.D. at Camp Zachary Taylor. Discharged 20 June 1918.
Born 23 July, 1872, at Canyonville OR. Enlisted 5 Feb. 1917, in 12th Company. He was transferred to Batt. E, 48th Art., C.A.C., in September, 1917. He trained at Everett, Fort Casey, Camp Eustis, and Camp Stewart, and sailed from Newport News, 6 Oct. 1918. He arrived at Brest October 20th. At Marchnor he was attached to the 20th Engineers. He was at Angers Dec. 13th, and at St. Naizaire 22 Feb. 1919, leaving there Feb. 28th, and arriving in New York March 13th. Made Sergeant, 17 June 1917, supply sergeant 10 July ,1917, and was a duty sergeant with Batt.E. 48th Artillery. Discharged 29 March 1919, at Camp Lewis. Prior to Entering the army Sergeant Ralston was in the barber business with M.T. Alliman, in the Realty Building.
Born at Bucoda. Entered Camp Lewis from Everett, 30 April 1918, at the age of 26 years and 1 month. Served in Co. A., 22d M.G. Bn., 8th Division, until 1 Feb 1919, when he was transferred to the 42d Co., 166th D.B., at Camp Lewis. Discharged through this unit, 20 Feb 1919. 888,989.
Born 12 May 1889, at Grand Forks ND. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ramstead, 2611 Oakes Ave. Enlisted in the Naval Militia at Everett, 14 Feb 1917, and was mustered into federal service 7 Apr 1917, and shipped aboard the U.S.S. South Dakota at Bremerton. On 1 Mar 1918, he entered the Radio School at Harvard University for a 6 months' course and after completing his studies there was assigned at Pensacola and Rockaway Beach. Released to inactive duty 21 Apr 1919 at Rockaway Beach. Graduated from the Everett high school in 1917.
Private Ramstead served 6 months in the Q.M.C. Discharged 21 Dec 1918. Age at enlistment, 21 years.
Born 30 Jun 1896 at Leavenworth KS. Son of Rev. and Mrs. Edwin M. Randall, 3128 Oakes Ave. Wife, Ethel M. Randall. Enlisted 20 Aug 1917 in the Air Service. Transferred from Fort Leavenworth 21 Sept to Kelly Field; to Milwaukee 15 Jan 1918; back to Kelly Field 17 Feb; to Milwaukee again 17 Mar; to St. Paul, Aviation Mechanical School, 5 May; and later to Princeton NY. He served in the 137th Aero sqdn. and on 27 Jun became a sergeant, first class, in the 864th Aero Sqdn. Made corporal 10 Oct 1917; sergeant 1 Jan 1918; sergeant, first class, 15 Mar 918. Brother of May Randall, who was a physio-theropist reconstruction aide at Camp Devens. While at Milwaukee and St. Paul, Sergeant Randall had charge of students as an instructor. He graduated from Lincoln high school, Seattle, in 1915 and attended Baker University at Baldwin, KS from 19151917.
Born at Rochester. Entered the service through Arlington 3 Oct 1917, at the age of 24 years. He served in the 166th D.B., at Camp Lewis until 17th Nov; and was transferred to the 3d Co. Cas. Detach,A.S.A,P., at Vancouver Barracks. Discharged there 28 Jan 1919. 869,858.
Born at Bordeaux, France. Private Raney entered the service at Snohomish 24 Jul 1918, at the age of 28 years. He served in Co. B, 6th Bn., U.S. Guards, and was discharged at Camp Lewis 18 Dec 1918. 3,649,741.
Born at Ressenden ND. Private Rappuhn entered the service from Snohomish 24 May 1918, at the age of 24 years. Discharged at Camp Lewis 10 Dec 1918. 2,785,782.
Born 15 Jan 1894, at Keokuk, Iowa. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry P.Rasmussen, Lowell. Entered Camp Lewis in May 1918, and became a member of Co E., 361st Inf. 91st Division. Served with the "Wild West Division" in France. Brother of Robert H. Rasmussen, 361st Inf.
Born 15 Jul 1890, at Garden City, Long Island, NY. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Rasmussen, Lowell. Entered Camp Lewis in one of the first contingents from Snohomish county and was assigned to Co.D. 361st Inf. After an illness of six weeks he was honorably discharged S.C.D. Brother of Lawrence C Rasmussen, Co.E, 361st Inf.
Born 3 June 1895, at Menominie WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ratzman. Entered the service 24 May 1918, at Camp Lewis, and was assigned to Co. E., 361st Infantry. He saw service in France with the 91st Division. Attended high school in Seattle for two years before entering the Army.
Born at Doland SD. Son of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Thedinga, Monroe. Entered the service 14 Oct 1918, at the age of 27 yrs 5 mos. He attended the O.T.S. at Camp Mac Arthur TX, and put in Candidate Company F. He was also stationed at the Training Detachment at Pullman. Was made corporal 26 Aug 1918. Discharged 27 Nov 1918 at Camp MacArthur. Corporal Raven served a previous enlistment in the Marine Corps from 26 Aug 1911 to 16 Aug 1915. He is the brother of Lieut. Robert S. Raven
Born 25 August 1893, at Doland SD. Son of Mr. and Mrs. F.W Thedinga, Monroe. Enlisted 9 May 1917, in the First R.O.T.C., at Fort Sheridan IL. Was commissioned August 5th and assigned to the 338th Inf. at Camp Custer. In September he was assigned to the 161st Inf. at Camp Greene. In Aug. 1918, he was assigned to the 368th Infantry and in October to the 305th Infantry. He served in France with the 161st Inf., 368th Inf. and 305th Inf., and was in the St. Mihiel and Argonne offensive with the 305th. He was gassed on 2 Oct 1918, while in action. Discharged 2 Jul 1919, at Camp Lewis. Brother of Corp. Ralph A. Raven. Lieut. Raven attended the Monroe high school from 1908 to 1914, and the Michigan Agricultural College from 1914 to the time he enlisted in the Army.
Private Reagle entered the service 5 Sep 1918 from Snohomish at the age of 21 years and 10 months. He was a member of the 46th Co. 166th D.B. Camp Lewis, until Sep 27th when he was transferred to Co. A. Recruit Camp 8th Division, at Camp Fremont. On 14th Oct he was transferred to Co. D. 8th Ammunition Train with which he served until 1 Feb 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis. 20 Feb 1919 through the 42d Co. 166th D.B. 4,711,256.
Born 29 Mar 1877, at St. Paul MN. Wife , Mamie Reaney. Enlisted in the Naval Militia at Everett on 6 May 1916 and when the Everett Naval Militia was mustered into federal service on 7 April 1917 Ensign Reaney had command of the organization. From Bremerton Ensign Reaney went to Mare Island Navy Yard and joined the U.S.S. South Dakota there and went to Balboa on that ship. At Balboa he was assigned to the U.S.S. Destroyer Stewart on 20 May 1917. He was assigned to the U.S.S. Yacht Harvard 1 Aug 1918 and on 31st Aug he was assigned to the staff of Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson in charge of constructing and maintaining telephone and telegraph communication on the west coast of France for the Navy. On 3 Jan 1919, he was ordered to salvage the U.S.S. Lake Bloomington, which had gone ashore at the mouth of the Gironde river. After completing that duty he received orders to proceed to the US; and upon arriving on 6 Feb 1919 he was placed on inactive duty 15 Feb 1919. He was promoted to lieutenant, junior grade, 1 Jan 1918 and to senior grade 1 July 1918. The U.S.S. Destroyer Stewart was in command of Lieut. Reaney when they went to the rescue of the Ammunition Ship, U.S.S. Florence H., at Quiberon Bay, France, for which the captain and Lieut. Reaney each received a French Croix de Guerre. In June 1918 when thirty miles at sea, the U.S.S. Destroyer Stewart was rammed and nearly cut in two by a French patrol boat. During the time that Lieut. Reaney was on this boat doing duty as chief of escort in convoying merchant vessels from port to port off the west coast of France, they made many rescues from torpedoed ships. Lieut. and Mrs. Reaney have two children, Scott Reaney Jr.; and Margaret Reaney. Lieut. Reaney was chosen Post No. 6, in July 1919.
Born 4 Mar 1876, at Niles, MI. Enlisted 8 Oct 1918, in the S.A.T.C. at the U. of W., Seattle, Served in the Volunteer hospital detail with the medical detachment at the U. of W. Discharged 13 Dec 1918. Attended high school at Edgar, NE.
Born at Menarola, Italy. Private Redeferri entered the service 24 Jul 1918, through Snohomish at the age of 30 years. He was in the 36th Co., 166th D.B., until Aug 15th when he was transferred to the Headquarters Company, 39th Field Artillery. On 5 Sep 1918, he was transferred to Co. E, 13th Ammunition Train, 13th Division. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 20 Feb 1919. Private first class, 3,649,776.
Born 1 Feb 1895 at Edmond OK. Son of Mrs. Anna C Reder, Bothell. Enlisted in 5th Co. 7 Apr 1917, and on 1 Aug 1917 went to Fort Casey with the Company. He was transferred to and served with the 48th Art. C.A.C., as a mechanic. He reached Camp Lewis 28 Mar 1919 for discharge.
Born 25 Jun 1896, at Fountain MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. AWE. Redick, Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co. 25 Jun 1914, and was honorably discharged 27 Jun 1917. Entered the service again 4 Aug 1918, at Camp Fremont becoming a member of Co C. 12th Inf. 8th Division. Made Corporal 3 Oct 1918. He went to Camp Mills and was aboard a transport when the armistice was signed. He was re-called to Camp Mills, and was discharged 18 Feb 1919, at Camp Stuart. Wife, Nyleta Redick. 2,569,122.
born at Fountain MI. Entered the Army 4 Aug 1918, at the age of 22 years and 2 months. Served in Co. C, 3d Inf., 8th Division, until 31 Jan 1919 when he was transferred to the 38th Co., 166th D. B. at Camp Lewis. Made corporal 3 Oct 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 11 Feb 1919. 2,569,122.
Born at Ramsey IL, 28 Aug 1900. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Edward Ree, Gold Bar. Enlisted 30 Jan 1918, in the Marine Corps, and was sent from Seattle to Mare Island. In Jul 1919, he was acting as an orderly in the Supply Detachment.
Served in the U.S. Navy, and had service in European waters. His last assignment was on the destroyer Schley.
Born at Springfield MO. Enlisted 4 Oct 1917, from Snohomish, at the age of 22 years and 10 months. He was in Co. 6, 166th D.B. from 4th Oct to 5th Nov when he was transferred to Co. G. 161st Infantry. He was transferred 13 Mar 1918, to Co. M., 23d Infantry. From 15 June 1918, to 18 Dec 1918, he was a casual. He was a member of the A.E.F. from 13 Dec 1917 to 24 Mar 1919 and was in the Vaux sector 1 Jul 1918, Soissons 18th Jul 18th and 19th ; St. Mihiel 12th Sep and 13th; Champagne 2d Oct to 10th; Meuse-Argonne 1st Nov and 2d. He received a shrapnel wound in the left shoulder 1 Nov 1918, in the Argonne. Discharged 15 Apr 1919 at Camp Lewis. 76,206.
Born 16 Aug 1895 at Merrill WI. Son of Mrs. M. Reedich, Merrill WI. Mechanic Reedich enlisted in 12th Co., 5 Feb 1917. While at Fort Casey he was transferred to the 7th Co, Wash. C.A., in Sep 1917, and in Nov was transferred back to the 12th Co. On 20th Dec he became a member of Batt. D., 63d Artillery. He was a member of the A.E.F., with the 63d Artillery, and was discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919. He was made a mechanic 23 Sep 1918. John J Reedich, a brother of Mechanic Reedich, served in the U.S. Navy, enlisting from WI.
Born 8 Mar 1894, at Eau Claire WI. . Son of Mr. and Mrs. Erland G. Reep, 3602 Grand Ave. Private Reep entered the Army 27 Jan 1918, and became a member of Co B, 313th Supply Train 88th Division. He was in Liverpool and London, England; and at Gondrecourt,Toul, and Belfort, France, with his division; and got into action with his unit. Discharged 24 Jan 1919. 3,313,660. Brother of Gustav E. Reep, U.S.N.R.F.
Born 11 Sep 1891, at Eau Claire WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Erland G. Reep, 3602 Grand Ave. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F. 8 Aug 1917, and served in the Naval Training Band U.S. Naval Tr. Sta., University of Washington. Released 7 Dec 1918, at Seattle. Rating, musician, second class. Brother of Gilbert O. Reep. Attended Parkland Academy and Columbia College.
Served in the U.S.N.R.F. Released from active duty in the U.S. Naval Training Camp at Seattle 13 Feb 1919.
Born November 10 1898, at Irene SD. Son of Mr. and Mrs. ORB. Reese, Silvana. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F. 16 Jul 1918, and was stationed at the Naval Training Camp, Seattle. Rating, seaman, 2d class. Released 12 Feb 1919. Attended high school at Norman, Stanwood and Everett, graduating from the latter school.
Born in Norway, 8 Oct. 1886. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Refsnes. Entered the service 5 Oct. 1917, at Everett, and became a member of Co. 1, 59th Inf. 4th Division, training at Camp Green, prior to leaving for France. Wounded 4 Oct. 1918, while in action with the 4th Division. He was in the Army of Occupation.
Born 3 April 1898, at Remsen, Iowa. Son of Mrs. Anna Reichman, 2113 Rucker Ave. Enlisted 5 Feb. 1917, in 12th Co. Transferred to Batt.D., 63d Art., 20 Dec. 1917, and went to France with that unit. He took a special course in camouflage and artillery defense in France, from August 12th to 3 Sept. 1918, and was then placed in charge of the camouflage work for his battery. Made corporal 15 Sept. 1917. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 21 Mar. 1919. Graduated from Everett high school student.
Born at Banning CA. Served in the U.S.N.R.F. from 21 Jul 1917 until 21 Jan 1919, when he was released to inactive duty.
Born 16 June 1897, at Occononowoe,, Wis., Son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reid, Cashmere. Enlisted in 5th Co., at Snohomish, 7 February ,1917, and went to France as a member of Batt. D., 63d Artillery. Upon the return of the 63d to Camp Lewis he was discharged 21 March 1919.
Born at Fernwood. Private Reinsedt entered the service at Snohomish 25 Aug 1918, at the age of 24 years. He served as a member of Ambulance Co. No. 250, 13th Sanitary Train. Discharged at Camp Lewis 19 Dec 1919. 3,946,234.
Batt. E, 4th Regt., F.A.R.D., Camp Zachary Taylor.
Born at Silvana. Entered the Army 5 Aug 1918, through Arlington at the age of 21 years. He was last assigned to Co A, 11th Sanitary Train 8th Division at Camp Lewis 20 Feb 1919 through the 166th D.B. 4,266,876.
Born at Dassel MN. Private Remick served 1 year in the A.S.A.P. and was a member of the 81st Spruce Sqdn. Age at entering service, 28 years.
Born 14 Mar 1889, at Jefferson, Iowa. Son of Mr. and Mrs. LAB. Remick, 1226 Rucker. Entered Camp Lewis 19 Sept. 1917, and became a member of the 361st Inf. ,91st Division. He served in France and Belgium in the operations of the "Wild West Division" Made Corporal 12 Dec 1918. Attended the Jefferson, Iowa, high school four years. 2,256,943.
Born 4 Nov 1893 at Innesfall, Alberta, Canada. Son of Mrs. Lottie J. Bartlett, 119 Janisse Ave., Ford City, Ontario, Canada. Entered the service 1 Jun 1918 at Camp Lewis. Transferred 18 Jun from 39th Co. 10th Bn., 166 D. B., to Co. C, 159th Inf., 40th Div., Camp Kearny. Sailed from Hoboken, 6 Aug 1918 with the 40th Div. and arrived at Liverpool 20 Aug. Sailed from Southhampton 26 Aug and arrived at LaHavre the next day. Trained with the 40th Div. until 22 Sep when he was transferred to the M. G. Co. 308th Inf., 77th Div. Went into the Argonne Forest with this unit on 25 Sep and on 5 Oct received a shrapnel wound which resulted in the loss of the right eye. Ws in a hospital from 5 Oct 1918 until 14 Jan 19191. Went to the casual center at Blois and was placed in Casual Co. 373. Returned to the US via Brest, sailing 10 Mar and arriving in this country 19 Mar. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Apr 1919.
Born at Andover SD. Entered the service from Snohomish 14 Aug 1917, at the age of 29 years. He was sent to the S.A.T.C. at Washington State College, Pullman. Discharged at Pullman 17 Dec 1918. 3,432,279.
Private Requa was the first contingent of six men that left Everett on 7 Sep, 1917, for Camp Lewis. Upon the formation of the 91st Division he became a member of Co. M. 361st Infantry and went to France with that unit of the "Wild West Division". He was with his company in reserve at St.Michiel, and went through the fighting in the Meuse-Argonne unhurt. It was in the Belgium operations that he met his death being killed in action on 1 Nov, 1918. Lieutenant Colin V. Dyment who has written extensively regarding the causalities of the division has given the following account of how Private Requa met his death: "Captain Howard Hughes and Private Harry E. Requa, of the 361st Infantry, fell together. On 1st Nov, Col. Davis of the regiment then attacking Audenarde, Belgium,deemed it desirable to make a reconnaissance close to the German lines. He pointed to a spot where there were a few buildings still standing in No Man's Land, and talking with him Capt. Hughes, Private Requa, and two others, told the driver of the automobile to make those buildings and "drive like hell" The party reached the buildings, and despite the protestations of the French officer with the party, Col. Davis and two men went out from the shelter to make their reconnaissance. The spot was in plain view of the German gunners and immediately several shells were dropped near the party. The more came and when Col. Davis got back to the buildings, both Capt. Hughes and Private Requa lay dead.
Born 31 May 1899, at Everett. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.H Requa , 2805 Hoyt .He enlisted 12 Feb 1917, in 12th Co.; and was transferred at Fort Casey 23 Dec 1917, to Batt. D, 63d Artillery. Private, first class, and gunner, first class. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919. He attended Everett high school for three years before enlisting.
Born 15 Jan 1888 in Wabago SD. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds, Lowell. Entered the coast art. service at Fort Lawton 21 Oct 1918 and served in the 17th Co. P.S., C.A.C. Discharged 23 Dec 1918. Brother of Corp William Reynolds, 161st Inf.
Born at Hamilton MO. Served in the Navy for 6 months. Rating, Seaman, 2d class. Age at enlistment, 20 years.
Served in the U.S.N.R.F. Released at Seattle, 6 Feb. 1919.
Born 1 Mar 1886, at Wabago SD. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds, Lowell. Enlisted in Co. D, 161st Inf in May 1917 and left for France 24 Dec 1917 with the 161st Inf. Brother of Stephen T. Reynolds. C. A. C.
Went to France with Co. D, 161st Inf.
Born 28 April 1898, at Snohomish. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Rice, 512 Pine St. Snohomish. Enlisted in the 5th Co. 6 Feb. 1916, and was honorably discharged 27 June 1917, failing to comply with the weight requirements. Enlisted in Co. D, W.S.G. in Aug 1917. On 1 Oct. 1918, he enlisted in the S.A.T.C. at Pullman. Honorably discharged at Pullman 21 Dec. 1918. Attended the Snohomish high school from 1914 to 1918, and entered Washington State College after his discharge from the Army.
Served in the Air Service, U.S. Army.
Born at Kingfisher OK. Private Rice entered the service from Arlington, 25 Jun 1919, at the age of 25 years and 2 months. He was a member of Co.E. 158th Infantry, until 1 Oct 1918, when he was transferred to Co.D. 323d Infantry, 81st Division, with which he served until discharged. Private Rice left the United States 10 Aug 1918, and served in France until 18 Jun 1919. He was in the La Lorrine sector from 8 Oct to 17 Oct 1918, and in the Somme-dieum sector from 5 Nov to 9 Nov 1918, and in the Meuse- Argonne on 9 Nov to 11th. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 June 1918. 3,134,844.
Born 4 Jun 1894, at Stilesville MO. Son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Richards, Edmonds. Entered Camp Lewis 26 Jul 1918, as a member of the 56th Co. 166 D.B. Brother of Charles H. Richards who served in the Merchant Marine as a member of the crew of Eadt Wind. Wife, Lea B Richards.
Born 22 Oct 1899, at Coupeville. Son of Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Hartford. Enlisted 10 Apr 1917, in 5th Co. He was transferred to Batt F, 63d Art., at Fort Casey, and went to France with the 63d. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Feb 1919. He served in France as a Private first class.
Born 5 Nov 1891, at Sheridan OR. Enlisted in the Naval Militia at Everett 4 May 1916. Re-enlisted 16 Feb 1917, and was one of the Everett boys who served on the U.S.S. South Dakota. Rating fireman, first class. Discharged 22 Dec 1917, at Old Point Confort VA.
Born at Everett 16 Aug 1892. He enlisted in the Naval Militia 7 Nov 1916, and was mustered into federal service 7 Apr 1917. He served on the U.S.S. South Dakota.
Private Riches served in the Marine Corps.
Born 21 Oct 1893 at Waterville WA. Son of Mr. Levi Richard, Monroe. Enlisted 13 Dec 1917 in the Naval Aviation at Bremerton and on 26 Dec he was sent to the San Diego Naval Air Station. On 5 Sep he went on the Receiving Ship Philadelphia at Philadelphia, and on 13 Sep he was transferred to the Rockaway Beach Naval Air Station. Made rating of Landsman for Machinist Mate, 13 Dec 1917; Machinist Mate, 2d class, June 1918. Released 30 Mar 1919 at Rockaway Beach, L. I. Grad. from the Everett high school in 1912. On 3 Apr 1919 he was married to Miss Helen Bendle. Prior to his enlistment, he and his father conducted the Little Brick meat Market, Hewitt Ave., Everett
Born 13 Jan 1891 at Percyville IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ricketts, 1708 Rainier Ave. Private Ricketts was inducted into service 21 Oct 1918 from Everett. He served in the 40th Co., P.S., C.A.C., at Fort Worden and was discharged 23 Dec 1918. 831,758.
Born 21 Apr 1896 at Percyville IA. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ricketts, 1708 Rainier Ave. Wife, Esther I. Ricketts. Private Ricketts entered Camp Lewis 23 Jun 1918 and was assigned to the 38th Co., 166th D. B. He was later transferred to the 44th Co., and still later to the Medical Department, Base Hospital No. 162, 13th Div. Discharged at Camp Lewis. 3,134,097. Brother of Raymond R. Ricketts.
A.S.A.P.
Born at Ludington, Michigan. Served nine months in the Navy. U.S.N.R.F. Age at enlistment, 26 yrs.
Born at Jellico TN, 16 Oct 1900. Private Rigby enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps before his 18th birthday - 5 May 1918; and was sent to Mare Island. On 15 June he was sent to San Diego as a member of the 25th Co. He was discharged 31 May 1919 at San Diego; but re-enlisted 1 June in the Hdqrs Co. 13th Overseas Battalion. Discharged at Quantico 13 Jul 1919. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rigby, 1818 Hoyt Ave. W. E. Rigby, father of Private Rigby is a member of Co. M, 3d Washington Inf., N. G. and served as company clerk. He devoted a great deal of time throughout the war period to national guard matters and was one of the few men over the age limit who qualified for federalization, due to previous service in Illinois.
Born at West Plains, Missouri. Served two mos. at Fort Worden in the C.A.C. He was a member of the October Auto. Reply. Draft. Age at entering service, 29 yrs.
Born at West Plains MO. Left Everett 21 Oct 1918, as a member of the October Automatic Replacement Draft at the age of 29 years and 9 months. Discharged 19 Dec 1918, at Fort Worden. 4,579,053.
348th M. G. Bn., A.E.F.
Born 8 Aug 1897, at Minneapolis MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Ringman, 2517 Virginia Ave. Enlisted 15 May 1916, and in the 6th Division of Naval Militia at Everett, and was mustered into federal service 7 Apr 1917, and assigned to the U.S.S. South Dakota. He was later transferred to the USS Vestal. Carpenters Mate first class. Former Everett high school student.
Born at Wadena, MN. Entered the A.S.A.P. from Everett, 23 June 1918, at the age of 24. Served in the 103d Spruce Sqdn. Discharged 31 Dec 1918, at Vancouver Barracks. 895,496.
Born 4 August 1891, at Mansford, Skagit Co. WA. Son of Mrs. Hilta Rinker, Darrington. Enlisted in the Navy 1 Apr 1918. Transferred from the UW Camp at Seattle to the Navy Yard at Bremerton 3 Jul and sailed from there on the U.S.S. Eastern Light to Norfolk and NY in in Jan. 1919. He made two trips to England and Holland on the U.S.S. Eastern Light as a 1st class petty officer, and then shipped aboard the S.S. Charleston, a troop transport for Brest.
Born 18 Feb 1888 at Middleville MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E Ritchie, 3215 Colby Ave. Enlisted 12 Dec 1917, in the Air Service at Fort Lawton, and on 20 Feb was sent to Kelly Field and became a member of the 620th Aero Sqdn. on 11 Mar. He was transferred to Camp Morrison on 13 Mar and assigned to the 625th Aero Sqdn. 26 Jul; transferred to the 673d Aero Sqdn 2 Aug at Camp Morrison, and to the 647th Aero Sqdn. 20 Oct at Camp Morrison. Made corporal, 21 Oct 1919; sergeant, 23 Jan 1919. Discharged at Camp Morrison 13 Mar 1919, out of the 647th Aero. Sqdn. 20 Oct at Camp Morrison. Made Corporal 20 Oct 1919; sergeant, 23 Jan 1919. Discharged at Camp Morrison 13 Mar 1919, out of the 647th Aero Sqdn. Sergeant Ritchie and his squadron sailed from Newport News in Sep 1918, but on the second day from port was compelled to return Newport News on account of an influenza epidemic aboard the ship. Upon his discharge he resumed his position with the G.N. Ry. Co.
Born 26 May 1896, at Granite Falls. Son of Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ritter ,3128 Pine St. Enlisted in the Navy 18 Dec 1917, at Bremerton, and served as a fireman on the transport Antigone. Brother of Leroy D. Ritter, AS.A.P.
Born 11 July 1890, at La Grange, Mich. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A Ritter, 3128 Pine St. Entered Vancouver Barracks 24 June 1918, from Everett as a member of the A.S.A.P. On Oct 18th, he was transferred from the 4th Co., 1st Prov. Regt., to the 15th Co. 2d Prov. Regt. Discharged 30 Dec 1918, at Vancouver Barracks. 896,896. Brother of Floyd A. Ritter, U.S.N.
144th Aero Squadron.
Born 24 Feb 1898, in Poole, England. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Robertson, Monroe. Enlisted 2 Nov 1918, in the 41st Co., P.S.C.A.C., at Fort Worden. He had been a member of Co .B. 3d Wash. Inf., N.G., before enlisting at Fort Worden. Discharged 21 Dec 1918. Brother of Henry J. Robertson. Co. I, 44th Inf.
Born 28 Mar 1897. Son of W.L. Robertson, Arlington. Enlisted in the Medical Corps of the Navy at Bremerton 7 Jul 1917, and during the period of his service was at San Francisco, Chicago, Boston, and New York, and served on the U.S.S. Morey, Vesuvius, Baltimore, and George Washington. While on these ships he was cut by a flying missle from an enemy torpedo. Discharged 1 Mar 1919. Graduated from the Arlington high school in 1914 and attended the University of Washington in 1915 and 1916.
Born 16 Oct. 1893, in Poole, England. Son of Mr. and Mes. Rankin Robertson, Monroe. Entered the service 28 May 1918, and was placed in Co. i., 44th Inf., 13th Division. He was stationed at Vancouver Barracks from 28th May until the latter part of July, and at Camp Lewis from August 1st to Dec 12th. Was at the Presidio of San Francisco from 14 Dec 1918, until 28 Mar 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis 1 Apr 1919. Private, first class Aug, 1918. Brother of Edwin W.T. Robertson 41st Co. P.S., C.A.C.
Born at Seattle. Private Robertson entered the service at Snohomish 19 Sep 1917, at the age of 27 years and 5 months. He was a member of Co .D 6th Bn, 20th Engineers. Discharged 27 Feb 1918, at the Walter Reed General Hospital, Washington D.C.
Served in Co. D, 20th Engineers, A.E.F.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robillard, 1418 Pacific Ave. Served in the Navy on the U.S.S. Tucker, a destroyer. Brother of Leo. R. Robillard. Frank Robillard, father of Leo R. and Earl Robillard, was one of the faithful members of Co. M, 3d Wash. Inf., N.G., who passed the Federal examination and waived all claims for exemption in case of any Federal call.
Born 17 Jan 1898 at Merrill WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robillard, 1418 Pacific Ave. Enlisted in the Navy 24 Aug 1917, and was sent to San Francisco on the same day. on 10 Mar 1918 he was transferred to Northfolk VA and on 13 Mar was assigned to the U.S.S. Lake Bridge. He later served on the U.S.S. Massachusetts, and the U.S.S. Idaho. Rating, Boatswain's Mate, 2d class. Boatswain Robillard witnessed three submarine attacks; 26 May 1918, 5 Jul 1918, and 2 Aug 1918. Discharged at Bremerton 24 Jun 1919.
Entered Camp Lewis 4 Oct 1918, from Snohomish at the age of 22 years. Discharged at Camp Lewis 23 Nov 1918. 4,834,755.
Born at Elliot IA. Entered the service through Arlington, 2 Nov 1917 at the age of 29 yrs. He served as a member of Co. 17, 1st Air Service Mechanics, and was with the A.E.F. 2 Feb 1918-24 Dec 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 13 Feb 1919.
Everett, Born at Tacoma WA., 20 Dec 1890. Enlisted 12 Dec 1917, in 12th Co. His transfers were to Batt. D. 63d Art., C.A.C. Dec 23d; to 12th Co. P.S. Fort Casey, 10 Feb 1918; to the Q.M.C. Fort Worden, 14 Jan 1919. He ranked as a first class private and received his honorable discharge 26 Feb 1919, at Fort Worden 832,223. " Herb" Robinson is well known in local athletics and with his father, S. Robinson conducts the American Dye works, 2821 Wetmore Ave.
Born at Cathcart. Entered the service from Snohomish 14 Jun 1918 at the age of 24 yrs; and served in Co. M, 76th Inf. Made Corporal 15 Nov 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Jan 1919. 3,424,912.
Born at Frederickstad, Norway. Private Rod served 17 mos in the army. He was inducted at Port Angeles 3 Oct 1917 at the age of 25 yrs, and served in the 100th Spruce Sqdn. discharged at Vancouver Barracks 28 Dec 1918. 872-359
U.S. Army Camp Lewis, Kearny and Merritt.
Born 9 Aug 1882 at Mt. Avery IA. Son of MR. and Mrs. Norman Rodgers, 2205 Oakes. Enlisted 4 Aug 1917 in the U.S.M.C. From Mare Island he was transferred to the Philippines and later to Peking, China. Brother of Linden B. Rodgers.
Enlisted in the Medical Corps, U.S. Army, in April, 1917; and went to France with Evacuation Hospital No. 1. Formerly resided in Everett.
Born 27 Feb 1895 at Mt. Avery IA. Son of MR. and Mrs. Norman Rodgers, 2205 Oakes. Entered the service 3 Oct 1918 at Fort McDowell CA in the Infantry. Discharged 10 Dec 1918. 538,558. Brother of Elgar H. Rodgers, U.S.M.C.
M.T.S., Signal Corps, U.S. Army.
Born 10 Aug 1891, at Bucoda. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Roe, 3832 Friday Ave. Enlisted 5 Feb 1917, in 12th Co. On 27 Dec 1917, he was transferred from 12th Co. to Batt. F. 65th Art., and was in France with that regiment. Discharged 28 Feb. 1919, at Camp Lewis. Sergeant. Brother of Corp. Eddie A. Roe, U.S.M.C. He graduated from Everett high school in 1909, and attended the University of Washington several years.
Born 30 Oct 1890, at Bucoda. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Roe, 3832 Friday Ave Enlisted in the Marine Corps 5 Dec 1917, at Everett., and was sent to Mare Island. Transferred to Fort Crockett, Galveston TX, Feb 28th; to Quantico on 15 Mar 1918, and to New London, Conn., 24 April 1918. He served in the Supply Department at Mare Island and on Feb. 28th he was placed in the 142d Co. Corporal, 1 Oct 1918. Brother of Arthur O. Roe. Discharge 20 Mar 1919.
Born at St. Peter MN. Private Roeder entered the service from Everett 24 Jul 1918 at the age of 26 yrs. He was a member of the 44th Co., 166th D. B. at Camp Lewis until 18 Aug when he was transferred to Batt. F, 38th F. A. Discharged at Camp Lewis 4 Feb 1919. 3,650,223.
Born at Snohomish. Entered the service 26 Apr 1918 at Tacoma, and served in M.O.T.C. Evacuation Hospital, No. 10. He was in France from 15 Aug 1918-17 Jul 1919 and was in the Meuse-Argonne offensive 26 Sep-3 Oct 1918. He was last assigned to Casual Co. 7411. Discharged at Camp Lewis 29 Jul 1919. 2,291,783.
Born in Lee County, Arkansas, 3 June 1896. Son of M M Rogers, Pinehurst. Was inducted into the service at Snohomish 13 April 1918, and sent to Camp Funston and assigned to the Medical Supply unit of the 92d Division with which he served until 9 Mar 1919. In May, 1918, his unit left Camp Funston with the Headquarters of the 92d Division for Camp Upton, and sailed from Hoboken June 10th for France , arriving in France June 19th. While the 92d Division was in training the Medical Supply unit was stationed at Bourbonne-les-Bains and prepared the medical supplies for the division, which was to go into action within the next few weeks. On August 10th the unit moved to Raon Le' Etape in the Voosges sector, where it attended to the medical supplies for our troops at the front, and for hospitals. Later the unit went intio the Argonne Forest, then to the Marbache or Metz sector. After the signing of the armistice, the unit was stationed at Mayenne, and in February 1919, he sailed from Brest for New York. Corporal Rogers was discharged 2 April, 1919.
Private Ronning was killed in the Meuse-Argonne Battle, on 10 Oct 1918. He was a member of Co. L, 361st Inf., 91st Division.
Born in Bergen, Norway. Entered Camp Lewis from Everett 24 May 1918 at the age of 31. Was last assigned to the 466th Engrs. Discharged at Camp Lewis 25 Feb 1919.
Born at Lakewood. Private Rose entered the service at Arlington 29 Jul 29 1918, at the age of 25 years. He served in the 14th Co., Casual Detachment,A.S.A.P.. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 24 Jan 1919. 3,416,065.
born 8 Apr 1895 at Loma IA. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Ole Rosland, 2701 Lombard Ave. Reported at Camp Lewis 21 Jul 1918. Discharged at that camp 28 Jul 1918, by S. C. D. 3,647,508.
Born at Bothell, 19 Mar 1897. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ross, Bothell. Private Ross enlisted in 5th Co., 7 Apr 1917 and went to Fort Casey with the Company 1 Aug 1917.
Born at Walnut Ridge AR. Entered the service 6 Feb 1918, in the A.S.A.P., at the age of 22. Was a member of the 52d Spruce Sqdn. Discharged 16 Dec 1918, at Vancouver Barracks. 865,306.
Born 26 Jul 1902, at Marinette WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ross, Everett. Private Ross enlisted in the Army 8 Sep 1917, and was transferred from Camp Lewis to Camp Green. He went to France as a member of the 116th Engineers, 41st Division. He arrived at St. Nazaire on the Transport Henry K. Mallory 12 Dec 1917. On 20 Dec, at Gondrecourt, he was transferred to Co.B., 1st Engineers, 1st Division. On 18th March he was taken ill with diptheria, and was in Hospital No. 12, at Toul until 1st April. He rejoined his regiment at Maron and while in action at Coullemell on 26th April was buried by a shell. He was sent to Foissey unconscious from the concussion of the shell, and was not evacuated to his company until 27th May. He was in the Soissions drive as a runner. His battle engagements were in the Ansauville sector, Cantigny, Montdider Noyon defensive. Aisne-Marne offensive, Saizerais sector, St.Mihiel offensive and in the Meuse-Argonne. He was transferred to the Signal Battalion in the St. Mihiel drive; and during the Meuse-Argonne offensive was stationed at Cheppy with the Signal Corps operating a wireless station. He was wounded while there and was sent to Evacuation Hospital No. 11, and from there to No. 13. He rejoined his regiment near Verdun 19th November. He started for the Coblenz bridge-head 13th Dec, and was in the Army of Occupation with the 1st Division. He was discharged at Camp Lewis 22 Sep 1919.155,683. Private, first class. Private Ross with two others of his unit, was given a citation for bravery during the Meuse-Argonne Battle. He was a student at the Everett high school at the time of enlisting.
Born 10 Sept. 1895, at Lake City MI., Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.E Ross, 2029 Oakes Ave.. Entered the service 24 July 1918, at Camp Lewis, and on 15 Aug, was transferred from the 40th Co., 166th D.B., to Camp Fremont, and placed in Co. L. 13th Inf., 8th Division from Camp Fremont; from Camp Merrit he went to Hoboken; and on 8 Feb. 1919, he was placed in the 144th Causal Co. Discharged 19 Mar. 1919, at Camp Lewis, through the 27th Co. 166th D.B. 3,650,254. Wife, Mabel Ross.
Air Service, U. S. Army
Born 30 Jun 1892, in SD. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dirks, Monroe. Entered Camp Lewis 25 May 1918, and from there was transferred to Camp Kearney and placed in Co. K, 32d Infantry.
born 14 Oct 1899 at Memphis MO. Son of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Rowe, 2230 Harrison. Enlisted 15 Sep 1918 in the U.S.M.C. and served in Co. 5, Sec. 5. He was transferred from Mare Island to the Phillipine Islands, and was still in service there 1 Sep 1919. Private Rowe attended Everett high school several years before enlisting.
Born 21 Jul 1896, at Puyallup. Son of Mr., and Mrs. W. H. Rowley, Monroe. Enlisted in 5th Co. 8 Apr 1917, at Snohomish. Was transferred to Batt. F. 65th Art., from 5th Co. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Feb 1919, after returning from France.
Born 29 Jan 1889 at Geona Italy. Son of John Rubattino, Everett, R. F. D. 2. Reported for duty at Camp Lewis 25 Aug 1918 from the Snohomish board. Assigned to Co. D, 13th Amm. Tr., $ Sept out of the 4th Co., 166th D. B. Made Corporal, 21 Jan 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 20 Feb 1919. 2,946,267.
Co. M, 161st Inf.
Born at Hope ND. Private Rugg entered the service 22 Oct 1918, at the age of 19 years. He was a member of S.A.T.C, North Pacific College, Portland OR. Discharged at Portland OR, 18 Dec 1918. 5,203, 089.
Served in the Sanitary Detachment of the 63d Artillery A.E.F.
Born at Aurora IL. 5 May 1895. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Rupp, Snohomish. Lieutenant Rupp enlisted in the Air Service 26 Jun 1917 at Seattle. He was sent to the School of Military Aeronautics at Berkeley, and later in the year was transferred to the First Foreign Cadet Detachment. He served 23 monts in the A.E.F. as a member of the 2nd Aviation Instruction Center, of the Ecole d'Aviation de Tours, of the 3rd Aviation Instruction Center, of the French Escadrille, at the University of Paris and with the 4th French Army. His promotion from cadet to first lieutenant was dated 13 May 1918. He was made a Reserve Military Aviator 21 Apr 1918. Lieutenant Rupp was injured while in France in an aeroplane accident in the Aisne-Marne operations and in the Champagne. He was discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Aug 1919. Lieutenant Rupp attended high school at Worland, WY; Glendale CA; and Snohomish and was a member of the class of 1918 UW.
Born 18 May 1895, at Covington VA. Son of Clyde E., and Ida C. Rush. Corporal Rush enlisted in the Army at Fort Lawton 1 Dec 1917, in the Air Service. He was transferred from Fort Lawton to San Antonio TX; and later to Camp Hancock, Georgia, where his company was formed. He served in the 13th Co., 2d Regiment, Air Service Mechanics. He left the United States with his unit 4 Mar 1918, for France; and was a member of the A.E.F., until 20 May 1919. He was made a corporal 1 Jun 1918, in France. Corporal Rush served under the French for 10 months during the time he was in France, and was stationed at Paris for the greater part of that period. He returned to the United States on a French freighter and was discharged at Camp Lewis 12 Jun 1919. 1,267,021.
Born 1 Aug 1895, at Mason City IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. G.H. Russell, 706 Niles Ave., Everett. Enlisted 17 Jul 1917, in the Medical Detachment, 1st. Wash. Field Hospital, which unit later became the 163d Field Hospital, 116th Sanitary Train. He was stationed at Camp Murray WA, during the time the old 2d Washington Infantry was there, and then went with the regiment to Camp Green, and later to Camp Mills. On 10 Nov. 1917 he was transferred to the Dental Reserves, and sent back to the North Pacific Dental College, at Portland OR, from which he graduated 1 June 1918. From the Dental Reserve he was then transferred to the Dental O.T.C. at Fort Oglethorpe GA. 29 Nov. 1918, at which place he received his honorable discharge 17 Dec 1918. Graduated from the Everett high school in 1914.
Born 11 July 1895, at Madison WI. Son of Mrs. Ernest Austin, Monroe. Enlisted in 5th Co. at Snohomish 4 April 1917. Transferred to Batt. F. , 65th Art. and served with that regiment in France. Corporal. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Feb 1919. Brother of Merle J. Russell, 63d. Art.
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Russell, 1611 Grand Ave. Born 16 Jan 1894 at Port Angeles. Miss Russell took the oath as an Army Nurse at Everett 23 May 1918 and reported for duty at Fort Riley KS, 28 May. On 23 Jul she was transferred to the Nurses Mobilization Station NY where she remained 4 weeks for military training. With Miss Gourlay she left NY on the La France 24 Aug 1918 arriving at Brest 3d Sep with Base Hospital Unit NO. 50 She was sent to Camp No. 33 at Brest for 3 days and then to Mesves Bulcy. She reported for duty at Base Hospital No. 50, Hospital Center A. P. O. 798 and served 6 months with Base Hospital. 50. She was then transferred to Evac. Hospital No. 31, at Nantes for 4 moths. She then went to the Nurses Embarkation Camp Vannes, and then to Camp Kerhuon, Brest. Miss Russell sailed from France on the Crown Price Wilhelm 5 Jul 1919 arriving at NY 14 Jul where she was discharged. Miss Russell is a graduate of the Everett General hospital.
Born 7 May 1899, at Madison WI. Son of Mrs. Ernest Austin, of Monroe. Enlisted 22 JUL 1917, in 5th Co. at Snohomish. At Fort Casey he was transferred to Batt. D. 63d Art., and went from there to France with that regiment. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 MAR 1919. He was a member of the A.E.F. from 13 JUL 1918, to 27 FEB 1919.
Enlisted in the Hospital Corps, U.S. Army, in July 1917 at Seattle.
Born 4 Jan 1899, at Washburn MN. Parents Mr. and Mrs. John Russell, 1831 chestnut Ave. He entered the service 15 Jun 1918 and was assigned to the 9th Engineers. Private 1st class.
Born 4 Jan 1899, at Washburn WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Russell, 1831 Chestnut. Entered the service 15 June 1918, and became a member of the Mounted 9th Engrs., which were stationed at El Paso TX, and later at Camp Cody, New Mexico.
Born 31 Aug 1895 at Great Falls MT. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris P. Ryan 1727 Virginia Ave. Entered Camp Lewis 24 Jul 1918 and was placed in the 40th Co., 166th D. B. Transferred to the Machine Gun Company of the 1st Inf., 13th Div. Camp Lewis. Discharged 25 Jan 1919 at Camp Lewis. 3,650,248.
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Private Sadler served 3 years with the 72d Canadians and during his service with the Canadian army in France was wounded twice.
Born in Christiansund, Norway. Entered Camp Lewis from Arlington 24 Jul 1918, at the age of 27 years and 11 months. From 27th Co., 166th D. B., he was transferred to Batt. B, 39th Field Art., 19 Aug; transferred to Co. D, 13th Amm. Tr., 5 Sep. Discharged at Camp Lewis 20 Feb 1919. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sagen, East Stanwood.
Born 19 April 1898, at Rightstown WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Sairs, Granite Falls. Enlisted in the U.S. Navy 26 May 1917 and served on the U.S.S. Brooklyn. Former Granite Falls high school student.
Born at Fitchburg MA. Inducted from Everett, 5 Sept 1918, in the coast artillery, at the age of 21. Served in the 27th Co. C.A.C. Discharged 11 JAN 1919, at Camp Lewis through the 47th Co. , 166th D.B. 4,713,288.
Born at Mese, Italy. Private Salvadalena was inducted into the service 4 August 1918, through Snohomish at the age of 27 years and 2 months. He served in Co. A. 12th Infantry, 8th Division, and was discharged at Camp Stuart 18 Feb. 1919. 5,269,123.
Served in the Hqrs. Co., 13th Inf.
Private Sampson enlisted in the Army 3 Oct 1917, at Everett at the age of 23 yrs 7 mos. He served in France from 13 Dec 1917, to 8 Jul 1919, and was a member of Co. D., 161st Inf. from 3 Oct 1917 to 18 Apr 1918. He was then transferred to the 64th Co. , Trans. Corps., with which he served until discharged. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 24 Jul 1919. 75,514.
Born 14 Sep 1891, at St. Paul MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Samuels, 2214 Wetmore Ave. Inducted 18 Mar 1918, at Everett, and went to Camp Funston; to Camp Upton, 12 Jun; sailed from Hoboken, 18 Jun, on the S.S. Northern Pacific arrived at Brest, 26 Jun; Bourbonne-les-Bains, 5 Jul; 12 Aug to Bruyeres; to St. Die, 22 Aug; Argonne Forest, 22 Sep; left the Argonne Forest, 2 Oct for St. Menehould. On 7 Oct he went to Belleville in the province of Meurthe-et-Moselle and remained there until 18 Dec; then to Maron; arrived at Mayenne, 22 Dec; left there 31 Jan 1919, and arrived at Le Mans Forwarding Camp 1 Feb; left 5 Feb, for Brest; left Brest 22 Feb, arriving in New York 28 Feb on SS Aquintania; was then sent to Camp Upton until 11 Mar, then to Camp Funston where he was discharged 18 Mar 1919. He was Battalion Sergt. Major in the 317th Trains Hqrs. of the 92d Div. Graduated from the Everett high school; in 1912, and attended the Acme Business College in 1913. Most of Sergeant Major Samuels' work in France was that of court reporter for General Courts martial in the 92d Division.
Born at Stanwood. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Sandberg, R. F. D. 2 East Stanwood. Entered the 1st Co., 166th D. B. at Camp Lewis at the age of 22 yrs, from Butte MT. He also served in the 30th Co., 166th D. B., and in the School of Gas Defense at Camp Lewis. Made Corporal 3 Oct 1918. Discharged 18 Feb 1918 (sic), at Camp Lewis. 3,648,853.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Sandberg, R.F.D. 2, East Stanwood. Served in the 15th Spruce Sqdn, 2d Provisional Regiment. Brother of Theodore O. Sandberg and Arthur W. Sandberg.
Born 14 May 1891, at East Stanwood. Wife, Opal Sandberg. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Sandberg, R. F. D. 2, East Stanwood. Private Sandberg entered Camp Lewis 3 Oct 1917. He was transferred from the 166th D. B. to Co. G, 361st Inf., and later served in Co. H of the same regiment. He was with the 91st Div. in reserve at St. Mihiel, and was in the Meuse-Argonne offensive from 26 Sep until 9 Oct 1918. On 9 Oct he received shrapnel wound and was sent to Base Hospital No. 28 at Limoges. He was later transferred to the Base Hospital at Bordeaux. He sailed from France for the U. S., 25 Dec 1918, and landed at Newport News 9 Jan 1919. He was sent to Camp Fremont and received his discharge from the base hospital 5 Feb 1919. Private Sandberg attended Adelphia College at Seattle. Brother of Sigfried A. Sandberg, A.S.A.P;., and Arthur W. Sandberg, Camp Lewis
Born in Christiansund Norway. Entered Camp Lewis 5 Sep 1918, at the age of 28. Discharged at Camp Lewis 9 Dec 1918. 4,711,857.
Born 18 Sep 1891 at McMillin. Son of the late Civil War veteran, A. G. Sangston, and the late Katie Sangston. Private Sangston entered Camp Lewis 24 Jun 1918 and from there was shortly afterwards transferred to Co. C, 157th Inf., 40th Div. at Camp Kearny. He was transferred in France to Co. C, 305th Inf., 77th Div., and went into action in the Argonne Forest with the "metropolitan" Div. He was killed in action in the Argonne 13 Oct 1918. The following report regarding his death was made to the War Department by 1st Sergeant, George A. McGuinness, Co. C, 305th Inf. whose residence is 4646 Madison St., Brooklyn NY: "Private Sangston met his death in the Argonne Forest 13 Oct 1918 in a brave attempt to rescue a comrade, whom he believed to be wounded. However this comrade was dead. Sangston volunteered to take out a stretcher with Private Kolb and Corporal Sheridan to bring back Private Lout who was lying directly in front of a Boche machine gun nest. The trio got within three feet of their fallen comrade when the machine gun crew opened up, and Sangston was practically riddled by the fire. Corporal Sheridan was also wounded. Private Kolb was the only one who returned uninjured.: Private Sangston was buried in the Commune of Chatel-Chehery, Ardennes, France. 3,133,515. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Eva McDonald, 1405 Grand Street, Everett.
Served in the Army as a member of the 12th Field Artillery.
Born 3 Nov 1894, at Millbank SD. Son of Mrs. Rachel V. Sarff, 2316 Broadway. Enlisted 9 Feb 1917, in 12th Co. On Dec 27, 1917 at C\Fort Casey, he was transferred to Batt. F, 65th Art. He went to France with the 65th. Private Sarff was one of the members of the 65th assigned to supply the regiment with ammunition on trucks during the time it was engaged in action; he and Private Robert C. Currie and Private Garrett D. Deffries received a written citation from Lieut. Colonel Kerfoot for the manner in which they performed their duty. This citation is printed in full in the h\short history of the 65th Art. on page 87. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Feb 1919. Private, 1st class. 827,988. Brother of Harry C. Sarff, Co. B, 361st Inf.
Born 18 Feb 1888, at Millbank SD. Son of Mrs. Rachel V. Sarff, 2316 Broadway. Entered Camp Lewis 20 Sep 1917, and went to France as a member of Co. B, 361st Inf. He was in reserve at St. Mihiel, and was in action in the Meuse-Argonne, from 26 to 29 Sep 1918. On the 29th he received a shrapnel wound in the neck. Discharged 21 Feb 1919. Brother of Ernest E. Sarff, Batt. F, 65th Art.
Born 24 Mar 1892 at Emettsburg IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Sartor, 2130 McDougall Ave. Reported at Camp Lewis 24 Jul 1918, and later was transferred to Camp Fremont and assigned to Co. C, 13th Inf. Discharged at that Camp 11 Dec 1918. 3,650,293.
Born in Faulsstad, Norway. Entered the service at Snohomish 5 Dec 1917, at the age of 29 years; and served in the 38th Squadron, A.S.A.P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks, 28 Dec 1918. 876,613.
Born 10 Oct 1898 at Ridgeway OH. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sather, Arlington. Enlisted in 5th Co. 20 Jan 1917, and went to Fort Casey with that company. Upon the organization of 63d Art. at Fort Casey, he was transferred to Batt. D of that regiment. Upon the return of the regiment from France, he was discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919.
Born at Silvana. Entered the service 25 Jun 1918 at the age of 22 yrs. through Arlington, and served in the 117th Spruce Sqdn., A.S.A.P. Discharged 6 Jan 1919 at Vancouver Barracks. 3,135,003.
Born 8 May 1895, at Clayton, IL. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sattlemeir of Sultan. He enlisted 7 Dec 1917, in the U.S.N.R.F. and served on Sub- chasers 298,288,309. He was in Siberian waters for six months. Released 8 Feb 1919.
Snohomish county apparently furnished more than its share of men for the famous Second Division and because of the severe losses of that unit the country's caualties in the division were also large. Private Satterfield was an Everett boy who died in France of wounds received in fighting with the Marines. He enlisted 3 May 1917, and before sailing for France was stationed at Mare Island, Galveston, and Quantico. He went into action with the 8th Co., 5th Regiment U.S. Marines, 2d Division. He was gassed and later wounded causing his death on 8 Oct 1918. He was born 28 May 1899, in MO., and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Satterfield, 1913 Oakes Ave. 112,361.
Born 26 May 1899. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Saunders, Marysville. Enlisted in the S.A.T.C. 2 Oct,. 1918, and was sent to Pullman for training. Discharged 20 Dec. 1918 at Pullman. 4,590,278. Private Saunders graduated from the Marysville high school in 1918, and has completed a year's work in the Washington State's College, Pullman.
Born 9 May 1893, at Snohomish. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Saupe of Snohomish. Private Saupe enlisted in the 18th Engineers shortly after the declaration of war, and was among the first twenty thousand American soldiers to reach France. While serving with Co. F, 18th Engrs. he died in France, 27 Dec 1917.
Born at Manistee MI. Private Sauve was a member of the S.A.T.C. at the UW for three months.
Born at Manistee MI. Was a member of the S.A.T.C. at the University of Washington for three mos.
Mr. Savage not only lived up to the stand desired by the Young Men's Christian Association, but placed his hut in a class beyond all others in the regiment, in fact his hut won the Divisional prize for the best Y.M.C.A. in the Gondrecourt area, a territory covered by the entire 88th Division and all the units attached thereto. "Mr. Savage was released from service 20 Jul 1919. His son, Roscoe E. Savage, was in the M.T.C.
Born at Clinton IA 15 Sep 1870. Son of Ezra P. Savage, 5301 Alaska St. ,Tacoma, Wife, Georgia B. Savage, 2614 Hoyt Ave. Mr. Savage enlisted in the Y.M.C.A. on 28 Aug 1918, as a Hut Secretary. While in France he was stationed with the 349th Infantry, 88th Division at Treveray and also with the Hospital Unit 2B at the same place. On 25 Apr 1919. Mr. Savage received the Meritorious Service Medal for his record in the Y.M.C.A. work. This is the only medal of its kind awarded to a Y.M.C.A. worker in France. On 4 May 1919, he received a letter from Lieutenant Colonel Clyde F. Driesbach which said, among other things: "Your work has stood out in this Division because of its excellence and I am anxious to see you receive full credit. You took an assignment in a regiment where they had asked that the Y.M.C.A. service be withdrawn because failure to give satisfaction and won over both officers and men to an enthusiastic friendship for the Y.M.C.A. I have heard your work highly complimented and I believe your hut met a greater variety of the needs of the men it served than any other in the Division" On 12th May Colonel Fay W. Brabson sent a letter to Mr. Savage in which he said: "The regiment to which you have been attached took a very high place, relatively , in looking after the well-fare of its personnel-largely through your resourcefullness and constant work; and in behalf of the regiment and the Division generally, the Commanding General desires to thank you for making the life of the men with whom you have been thrown in contact more pleasant while on foreign service" Lieutentant Colonel F.G. Turner of the 349th Infantry also expressed his appreciation of Mr. Savage's work in a letter on 15th May in which he said: "Mr. Savage was assigned as a Y.M.C.A. worker at a time when the troops stationed at Treveray were sadly in need of the necessities of life not furnished by the Supply Department. By indenished by the Supply Department. By indefatigable effort strict and continuous attention to the work at hand.
Born 31 Jul 1895. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Savage, Stanwood. Enlisted in the Navy 9 Jul 1917 at Seattle, as a musician in the Medical Corps. On 21 Jul he was transferred from Bremerton to the Training Station at San Francisco; on 4 Mar 1918 he was transferred back to Bremerton for hospital duty, and on 17 Jun was transferred to Philadelphia for overseas duty. On 5 Jul 1918 he left Philadelphia for Hoboken and on 10 Jul left for France. Arrived at Brest 21 Jul; arrived at Boreaux 24 Jul and went to the Naval Air Station, Pauillac. Made rating of 1st class musician in Aug 1918. Left France 12 Jan 1919, for the US. Arrived at Pelham Bay 25 Jan. From there he was transferred to the City Park Barracks, Brooklyn, 26 Mar and on 19 May was transferred to Bremerton for discharge. Discharged 29 May 1919. He attended the Stanwood high school from 1912 to 1916.
Born at Miles City MT. Private Savage was in the service for 20 months as a member of the 316th T.M. Bn. 91st Division.
Born 28 Nov 1898 at Westcott NE. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Savage, 2614 Hoyt Ave. Private Savage served in Co. M in Everett for several months before enlisting in the regular service at Fort Lawton, 17 May 1918. He enlisted in the M.T.C., Q.M. Corps and went to France as a member of M.T. Co., No 198. He was stationed at Blangers and St. Nazaire. On 20 Aug 1919, he was on his way home for discharge. 888,368. Private Savage attended high school at Tacoma. His father Howard P. Savage, was in the Y.M.C.A. service in France.
Born 18 Nov 1863, at Morrison IL. Commissioned as a first Lieutenant in the Medical Corps, 12 Sep 1918, and was stationed at Fort Scott CA. and Fort Stevens OR. In Nov 1918, he accompanied a train of troops to Camp Merritt. Discharged 5 Dec 1918, and has since been appointed in the Reserved Medical Sec. as a first lieutenant. Graduated from Ida Grove, IA, high school. Graduated from the Bennett Medical College in 1893 and from the Cook Hospital in 1895.
161st Inf.
Born 13 Apr 1899 at Green Bay WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Saylor 3401 Oakes Ave. Private Saylor enlisted in the U.S.M.C. 5 Oct 1918 and was sent to San Diego. He attended the Everett high school 2 1/2 years.
Born at Petosky, MI, 23 Apr 1891. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schapler, 2620 Walnut Street. Private Schapler entered Camp Lewis 3 Nov 1917, in the 166th D. B. On 4 Dec he was transferred to the Aviation Branch of the Army at San Antonio, and was placed in the 660th Aero Sqdn. He was later transferred to the 622d Aero Squadron at Camp Morrison and also served in the 392d Aero Sqdn. at the same camp. He went overseas with the 329th and was stationed at Winchester, England, and in Ireland. Private Schapler was with the A.E.F. from 31 Jul 1918 to 1 Dec 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Dec 1918 through the 44th Co., 166th D. B. Private, 1st class. 1,068,906
Served in Battery D, 53d Artillery, A.E.F.
Served in the U.S.N.R.F. and was released from active duty at Seattle 14 Feb 1919.
Born at Arlington. Private Schloman entered the service 17 Dec 1917, from Arlington at the age of 26 years. He served in Batt. D, 347th Field Art. Discharged 8 Feb 1918, at Camp Lewis.
Born 2 Feb 1889. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schmelzer, 205 Warren St. Snohomish. Entered the service at Pullman, 13 Jun 1918, and on 15th Aug was transferred to Co. I, 75th Inf., 13th Division at Camp Lewis. Made corporal 1 Oct 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 24 Jan 1919.
Co. H, 39th Inf., A.E.F.
Son of C.J Schoenrock, Delta. Private Schoenrock entered the service 25 Apr 1918, and went to France with Co .M, 347th M.C. Bn. He was killed in action in Belgium on 2 Nov 1918.
Born 6 Jun 1888, at Merritt WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Schooley. Entered the service at Fort Wright, Spokane, in Sep 1917, and went to France as a member of the 77th Co. 20th Engineers. [Forestry] leaving for France 9 Jan 1918.
Born 27 Mar 1895 at Edmonds. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Schreiber, Edmonds. Sergeant Schreiber enlisted in the Marine Corps in May 1917 and went to France as a member of the 6th Reg't. He was with the 2d Div. in its battle engagements in France and in the Army of Occupation after the Armistice became affective.
Born 7 Dec 1886, at Muskegon, MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Schroeder, Sultan. He entered Camp Lewis 24 July 1918, and was transferred back to Camp Lewis into the 36th Co. 166th D.B., and discharged 10 Dec 1918. 3,649,783.
Born at Muskegon, Mich. Entered Camp Fremont through Snohomish, 24 July 1918, at the age of 31 years. Served in Co. H., Development Bn. Discharged 10 Dec. 1918, at Camp Fremont. 3,649, 783.
Born 20 Dec 1889, at Hutchinson MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Schuchart, 3219 Hoyt Ave. Sergeant Schuchart enlisted in the Army 11 Dec 1917, at Fort Lawton, in the Motor Transport Corps. He was transferred from Fort Lawton to Camp Joseph E. Johnston, and from there to Camp Merritt. He sailed for France 29 Mar 1918, and at La Rochelle was transferred from M.T. Co. 399 to M.T. Co. 402. While at La Rochelle he was injuried in a motor truck accident 19th April, and was in a base hospital for two months. On Aug 19th he was sent to Base Hospital No. 22 at Bordeaux, and upon being released from there was sent to Gievres for Y.M.C.A. duty while recuperating. After fully recovering he was sent to St. Nazaire, and on 5 Oct 1918, rejoined M.T. Co. No. 399. He arrived in the United States from France 6 Jul 1919, and was discharged at Camp Lewis 24 Jul 1919.780,551. He was made corporal 2 Mar 1918, sergeant 1 Jun 1918, and first sergeant while at La Rochelle. Brother of Corporal William E. Schuchart. He attended the Everett high school for two years.
Born 4 Sep 1897, at Hutchinson MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Schuhart, 3219 Hoyt Ave. Corporal Schuhart enlisted in 12th Co. 12 Apr 1917. He was transferred to Batt.D, 63d Art. at Fort Casey Dec 21st. He accompanied the 63d Regiment to France and back to Camp Lewis being discharged 21 Mar 1919.829,249. Brother of George J Schuchart Jr., M.T. Co. 399. Corporal Schuchart attended the Everett high school three and a half years before enlisting.
Born at Brainerd MN. Age at entering service 31. Private Schultz served in the 65th Spruce Sqdn., A.S.A.P. He entered the service 24 Jun 1918 and was discharged at Vancouver Barracks 13 Dec 1918. 896,871.
Born 21 Oct 1895, at Osborne KS. Son of C.M. Schumacher, Richland. Enlisted 25 May 1917 in the United States Army Ambulance Service and trained at Camp Crane Allentown PA. He was a member of Sec. 571, and served in the St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne sectors. Discharged 15 May 1919.
Born at Clyde MO. Private Schwartzmiller entered the service 19 Sep 1917, and became a member of Co D., 361st Infantry. Discharged at Camp Lewis 8 Feb 1918.
Born 13 Jan 1889. Son of Ernest W. Scott enlisted at Fort Lawton, 13 Dec 1917. He was transferred from Fort Lawton to Washington D.C., in Jan and left Washington for France as a member of Co. F, 6th Battalion, 20th Engineers. In Jul 1918m this company F, 6th Battalion, 20th Engineers. Wagoner Scott was on the Tuscania when it was torpedoed by the Germans 5 Feb 1918. While landing on the coast of Scotland, Wagoner Scott had three ribs broken and received other injuries in striking a rock and he was in the hospital at Glascow for nine weeks. He was then sent to his organization at Winchester, England in Apr 1918, and then proceeded across the English Channel to France. Discharged 11 June 1919, at Camp Lewis. 250,865.
Born 6 Sep 1895 at New Medford CT. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Seaberg 2208 Oakes Ave Private Seaberg enlisted in the USMC 25 Apr 1917 and went from Everett to Mare Island. On 20th Jul he was transferred to the 78th Co., at Quantico, and on 28th Jan 1918 left for France with the 78th Co. 6th Regt. He was with the 2d Division in the Chateau-Thierry operations and was gassed on 14th June. He was with the Marines in the St. Mihiel salient and on 15th Sep received gunshot wounds. Private Seaberg was discharged at the Marines Barracks 17 May 1919.121,239.
Born in Dodge County, MN. Private Searles served in the 125th Spruce Squadron. He entered the service 25 June 1918, at Seattle., and was discharged 27 Dec 1918, at Vancouver Barracks. 896,871.
Born 31 Dec 1890, at Mound Ridge KS. Son of Chris Senner, Monroe. Inducted into service 24 Jul 1918, at Snohomish at the age of 23 years 7 months. He served in the 29th Co. 166th D.B. 24 Jul to 19 Aug 1918 when he was discharged to Batt. E. 39th F.A. Discharged at Camp Lewis 20 Feb 1919. 3,652,738.
Born 9 March 1896, at Remus, Mich. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Servis, Snohomish. Enlisted 15 July 1914, in 5th Co. and on 20 Dec. 1917, was transferred to Batt. D. 63d Art. Sailed from the United States 14 July 1918. Arrived from France 26 Feb. 1919. Made sergeant 6 Feb. 1918. Discharged 21 Mar 1919, at Camp Lewis. 829,186. Made observer, first class, 10 April 1918. Sergt Servis attended high school from 1910 to 1914, and entered the University of Washington in 1914.
Served in Co. A, 12th Inf.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Severson, Arlington. Entered Camp Lewis 27 Jun 1918. From there he was transferred to Tacoma and then to Camp Kearney. He went to France as a member of the 40th Division and upon reaching France was placed in the 32d Division.
Born 3 May 1894. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Severson, Arlington. Entered Camp Lewis 23 Apr 1918, and went to France as a member of a Machine Gun unit of the 91st Division. He was with the 91st in reserve at St. Mihiel and was in action in the Meuse-Argonne offensive.
Born 1 Apr 1896. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Severson, East Stanwood. Enlisted in the Navy 1 May, 1917 at Seattle. He was transferred from Bremerton to Norfolk and from there went to Hampton Roads to join the American Fleet. He was assigned to the U.S.S. South Carolina and later was transferred to the U.S.S. Ohio. In Aug 1917, he was transferred to the U.S.S. Agamemnon and was still aboard this ship 20 Aug 1919. He made 10 trips to France convoying troops overseas and until 20 Aug 1919, had made 9 trips bringing soldiers home from France. During his convoy duty the ship he was on had an encounter with a German submarine.
Born 7 Sept. 1897, at New Auburn MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shadinger, Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co. , 6 March 1916. From 5th Co. he was transferred to Fort Bliss in the Q.M. Corps. From there he was transferred to Camp Merritt, and went overseas. Served in Co. 529. Former Snohomish high school student.
U.S.N.R.F.
Born 15 Sep 1894, in Cancaster Co. Nebraska. Son of Mrs. Henry F. Green, Bothell. Enlisted in 5th Co. 7 Apr 1917, and went to Fort Casey with the Company 1 Aug 1917.
Born 22 May 1897, at Orleans NE. Enlisted in the Marines 17 Apr 1918, and was sent to the Marine Barracks, Mare Island. Private Shalkan qualified as an expert rifleman. Discharged at Galveston TX, 6 Feb 1919.
Born 23 Sep 1893, at Westport. Son of the late Thomas and Emma Shamley. Wife, Henrietta Louise Shamley, 3620 Colby Ave. Private Shamley entered the 166th D.B. at Camp Lewis 24 May 1918. On 20 June 1918, he was transferred to Co E, 361st Infantry, 91st Division and went to France with the "Wild West Division. He was in reserve at St. Mihiel with the 91st and went into action on Sep 26th in the Meuse-Argonne with the machine gun squads as a carrier and later as a gunner. On 8th Oct while acting as a gunner, he was wounded and returned to the United States on 24 Nov 1918, just six months after his entry into Camp Lewis. Discharged at Camp Lewis 9 July 1919.2,785,512. Private, first class. Private Shamley and Miss Henrietta Louisa Gillespie were married 6 Feb 1916. They have a son, Rex Gillespie Shamley a war baby born 12 Feb 1919.
Born 22 Dec 1895, at Sharon, PA. Enlisted 8 Apr 1917, in 12th Co. and became a member of Batt. D., 63d Art. at Fort Casey, 20 Dec 1917. Made Corporal 1 Apr 1918. Corp. Shannon accompanied the 63d to France, and while there attended the Machine Gun School at Limoges, from 1st Sep to 22d. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919.
Born 23 April 1891, at Petosky MI.Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shapler, 2620 Walnut. Entered the Air Service, 2 Nov 1917, at Camp Lewis, and was trained at Kelly Field. Served six months in England. Appointed corporal 15 Jan 1918. Discharged 28 Dec 1918.
Born 13 Feb. 1890, at Spokane. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.O. Sharpless, 1817 Rainier Ave. Lieutenant Sharpless was commissioned as a first Lieutenant, Dental Corps, U.S. A. on 19 Sept. 1917, and reported to Vancouver Barracks for duty 6 Nov. 1918. Discharged 31 Jan. 1919. Lieut. Sharpless graduated from the Everett high school in 1910. He attended the North Pacific Dental College in 1912 and 1913. Graduated from the Northwestern University in 1915, with the degree of D.D. S. Brother of Ross G. Sharpless, 8th Co., C.A.C., and Richard V. Sharpless, Medical Corps, Camp Lewis. Since his discharge , Lieut. Sharpless has opened a office in the Bailey Building in Everett.
Born 24 Mar. 1897, at Bellingham, Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.O. Sharpless, 1817 Rainier Ave. Entered the Medical Department at the Base Hospital at Camp Lewis 3 June 1918. Discharged 6 Feb. 1919, at Camp Lewis. 3,130, 552. Former Everett high school student.
Born 20 Feb 1897 at Mount Vernon. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sharpless, 1905 Broadway. Enlisted 14 Aug 1918, in the S.A.T.C. Corvallis OR. On 1 Oct, he was assigned to Batt. f, 27th Art., C.A.C., and was stationed at Fort Stevens OR, for ten days and was then sent to Camp Eustis. Discharged 3 Feb 1919, at Camp Lewis. 3,433,196.
Born 26 May 1887, at Spokane, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Sharpless, 1817 Rainier Ave. Entered the service 2 Oct. 1918, at Fort McDowell, Cal. , in the Coast Artillery. Transferred 9 Non. 1918, to the 18th Co. P.S. C.A.C. at Fort Casey; transferred 6 Jan. 1919, to 8th Co. P.S., C.A.C.., at Fort Worden. Discharged 8 Mar. 1919, at Fort Worden. 538,784. Wife Ella Sharpless.
Born at Mt. Vernon, 20 Oct 1894. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sharpless, 1905 Broadway. Private Sharpless enlisted in the Air Service at Seattle 27 Nov 1917 and was sent to Fort Worden. From there he was transferred to Kelly Field. He served in Supply Sqdn No. 648. Private 1st cl. Brother of Robert I. Sharpless.
Born at Crete NE., 30 Jan 1895. Lieutenant Shary entered the service as a private at Camp Lewis on 18 September 1917, becoming a member of Co. B. 361st Inf. 91st Division. On October 6th , he received a warrant as corporal, and on 22 April 1918, he was promoted to sergeant. Later he was placed on detached service, 3d O.T.C. and received his commission as a second lieutenant 26 Aug 1918. On September 5th, he was assigned to the 166th D.B. and on October 12th was assigned to the 166th D.B. and on October 12th was assigned on special duty to Co. H. 75th Inf. 13th Division, as an instructor. He was honorably discharged 3 December 1918. He resumed his position on the office force of Weyerhauser Timber Company upon receiving his discharge. Wife, Emma M Shary. Lieut. and Mrs. Shary reside at 2905 Leonard Drive.
Born 20 Jun 1873 at Hull IA. Wife, Cassie B. Shatswell. Corporal Shatswell enlisted in the Army 14 May 1918 and went to France with Co. I, 364th Inf., 91st Div. He was with the division in reserve at St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne. On 30 Sep he was wounded. Discharged 20 Feb 1919. 2,784,603. Corporal Shatswell was a member of Co. E, 52d Iowa Infantry during the Spanish American War
Born 25 Mar 1889 at Minneapolis MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. B.G. Shaver, 2414 Virginia Ave. Enlisted in the 12th Co., on 12 Dec 1917, and at Fort Casey was transferred to Batt. D., 63d Art. On 20 Dec 1917 two weeks before the regiment left he was transferred to Batt. F., of the 65th Art., and saw service in France on the fighting line with the 65th. He attended the O& T. Center No. 2 at Limoges, and completed the course in motorcycles. Upon his discharge at Camp Lewis, 8 Mar 1918, he resumed his position with the Everett police force, which he held five years before entering the service.
Born 25 Dec. 1895, at Washburn WI. Son of Mrs. Flora H. Shaw, 1609 Rucker Ave. Enlisted in the Medical Corps 20 Aug. 1917, with Base Unit No. 12, and went to France with that unit in Oct. 1917. Served with the 51st Gordon Highlanders during most of 1918, and was transferred back to base hospital Unit No. 12 in Feb. ,1919. He left France 26 Mar 1919, and was discharged 22 April 1919. Base Hospital No. 12 was attached to the 4th British Army and saw service with the British. He graduated from the Everett high school in 1915 and was attending Northwestern University at Chicago when he enlisted.
Born in Canada 3 Mar 1893. Son of Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Shaw, Lowell. Private Shaw enlisted in the royal Air Forces, Canadian Army, at Victoria 22 Apr 1918. On 22 May he was sent to Jesse Ketchum School at Toronto. On 28 Jun he was transferred to Cadet Wing, Long Branch, Ontario. On 3 Sep he was sent to the Univ. of Toronto and on 15 Oct to the Armament School at Hamilton Ontario. Discharged 10 Sep 1918, at Hamilton, 173,604. Private Shaw graduated from the Snohomish high school in 1911 and from the UW in 1915.
Born at Crafton, Canada. Entered the service from Snohomish, 24 Jul 1918, at the age of 30 years and 3 months. Served in Co. I., Development Battalion, Camp Freemont. Discharged at Camp Freemont 9 Dec 1918. 3,049,694. Son of Mr. and Mrs., F.N. Shaw.
Born 13 June 1894. Son of Mrs. Della Brown, Cold Creek. Enlisted in the Navy, 30 Oct. 1917, at Seattle. He was sent to the Naval Training Station at San Francisco and on 1 Mar 1918, was transferred to the Naval Base at Hamption Roads. On 4 April 1918, he was placed on the U.S.S. Maine and on June 10th was transferred to the U.S.S. South Dakota and served on the latter battleship until 22 Jan 1919. During his service on the South Dakota the boat had two encounters with submarines. Rating , Signal Man, 3d class. Discharged at Hoboken 22 January 1919.
Corporal Shelton entered Camp Lewis 25 Jun 1918, and was placed in the 30th Co., 166th D. B. He was later transferred to Vancouver Barracks, and placed in the 118th Spruce Squadron, serving at Joyce WA. He was made corporal while at Joyce. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 6 Jan 1919. 3,135,089. Son of Elizabeth Shelton, Tulalip.
Born 24 Jan 1894, at Tulalip. Son of Charles and Elizabeth Shelton, Tulalip. Corporal Shelton entered Camp Lewis 19 Sep 1917, and became a member of Hdqrs. Co. 361st Inf. 91st Division. On 19 Dec 1917 he was transferred to Vancouver Barracks and placed in the 77th Spruce Squadron. He was promoted to corporal 12 Dec 1918. 871,100.
Born 14 May 1891 at Tulalip. Son of William Shelton of Tulalip. Private Shelton entered Camp Lewis from Arlington 20 Sep 1917. He was placed in the 361st Inf., 91st Division, but was later transferred to the 44th Spruce Squadron. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 28 Dec 1918.872,015. Private Shelton graduated from the Marysville high school 24 May 1917.
Born 1 Oct 1890 at Brainard MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Shepard, Everett. Entered Camp Lewis 26 Apr 1918 in the Medical Corps. Transferred from Camp Lewis to Fort Riley; from there to Camp Meade and then overseas with the A.E.F. Brother of Roland L. Shepard, U.S.N.
Born 11 June 1893 at Moorehead MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. O.L. Shepard, Everett. Enlisted in the Navy and was transferred from Mare Island to the Atlantic Coast for service. Brother of Clarence N. Shepard, Medical Corps.
Born 20 Aug 1878, at Rushford MN. Wife, Clara E. Sherwood. Enlisted for Y.M.C.A. services 11 Sep 1918, and was stationed at the Puget Sound Navy Yard, at Bremerton where he was religious work secretary of the Y.M.C.A. On 2 May 1919, he returned to Everett to resume his law practice . Mr. Sherwood graduated from the University of Michigan in 1901, with the degree of L.L. B. and has practiced law in Everett for over 17 years. He was a member of Co. K, 2d Washington Inf., N.G., FROM 1901 to 1903. before entering the Y.M.C.A. work. Attorney Sherwood took an active part in Liberty Loan drives and civilian war work. Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood have two children Paul K. and Elizabeth May.
Born 8 Dec 1896 at Albuquerque NM. Son of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Shields, Harford. Enlisted in the U.S.M.C. in March 1918 and went to France in a Machine Gun Co., 11th Regt. shortly before the armistice was signed.
Born in Butte MT, 10 Mar 1890. Son of Mrs. Nellie Shields, 3202 and a half Maple Street. Enlisted in the Naval Militia at Everett 4 May 1916. He was mustered into Federal service 7 Apr 1917, and sailed from Bremerton on the U.S.S. South Dakota.
Born 16 May, 1895 at Arlington. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shiller, Arlington. Private Shiller enlisted at Camp Lewis 24 Apr 1918 and became a member of an ambulance Unit, 91st Unit, 91st Division. He went to France with the ' Wild West' Division. and was with it in battle actions in France and Belgium.
Born at Corning IA. Served six mos. in the Army and was stationed with the 166th D. B., at Camp Lewis.
Served thirteen months in the Army and was with the Infirmary Convalescent Center at Camp Lewis (sic.) Discharged 12 May 1919. Born at Carning, Iowa. Age at entering the service, 23 yrs.
Served in Co. G, 126th Inf., A.E.F.
Born 24 Jan 1889., at Athens WV. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Shrewsbury Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co. 5 Apr 1917, and went to Fort Casey with the company on 1 Aug 1917. Private Shrewsbury later served in the Transport Corps entering this branch of the service at Fort Benjamin Harrison, 17 May 1918. He served in the 72d Co. to 30 June 1919. He was in the A.E.F. from 14 Jul 1918, to 28 Jun 1919. Discharged 11 July 1919.2,685,542.
Born 17 Apr 1892, at Brancroft, Ontario. Son of Mrs. M.L. Siddons, Murryville, BC. Corporal Siddons enlisted in the British Royal Flying Corps, 81st Canadian Squadron at Vancouver, British Columbia, 29 May 1917. He served as a Mechanic in the Royal Flying Corps, afterward named in the Royal Air Force. He was at Camp Rathburn in Canada and also spent five months near Fort Worth TX, during the winter months of 1917 and 1918, when the weather was unfavorable to training in Canada. He was made corporal 25 Aug 1918. Discharged at Camp Rathbun, Ontario. 72,367.
81st C. T. S., R. F. C. Canadian.
A.S.A.P.
Born at Hamilton, Ohio. Served five mos. in the Army as a member of Co. B, 24th M.G. Bn., 8th Division. Discharged 21 Dec. 1918. Age at entering the service 28 yrs.
Born 27 Sep 1893 at Hamilton OH. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus A. Sieverling, Everett. Left Everett 5 Aug 1918 to enter the service, reporting at Camp Fremont where he became a member of Co. B, 24th M.G. Bn.,, 8th Div. This division was on its way to France when ordered back to Camp Mills and from there to Camp Lee. where he was discharged on 21 Dec 1918. Was a student for 3 yrs at the Hamilton OH high school. 2,569, 065.
Born 13 Feb 1897 at Warsaw Russia. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Sigel. Enlisted in 5th Co. 12 Jan 1916 and went to Fort Casey when the unit was mustered into Federal service.
Born in Sweden. Private Sigerstad entered the service through Arlington 24 Jul 1918, at the age of 31 years. He served in the army at Camp Fremont, and was discharged there 15 Nov 1918. 3,648,641.
Born at Cicero. Private Siler served in the 35th Spruce Squadron. Entered the service 2 Nov 1917, at the age of 22 years. He was discharged at Vancouver Barracks 27 Dec 1918. 872,165.
Served in the U. S. Navy.
Born at Stanwood. Entered the S.A.T.C. at Pullman from Snohomish 15 Oct 1918, at the age of 23 years. Discharged at Pullman 18 Dec, 1918.5,203,530.
Born 14 Apr 1887 at Millpoint WV. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Silva, Machias. Entered Camp Lewis 18 Jul 1918, and placed in 39th Co. 10th Bn., 166th D.B. On Aug 20th, he was transferred to Camp Freemont, and placed in Co .K 13th Inf. 8th Division. On 12th Oct he was transferred to Co. D., Dev. Bn., Camp Freemont, for guard duty. On 22d Oct he was transferred to Co C 332d Auxiliary Remount Depot in the Q.M.C., with which he served until Dec 1918, when he was assigned to the camp guard. Discharged 22 Jan 1919, at Camp Freemont. 3,144,378.
Born at Buffalo MN, 9 Jul 1894. Enlisted in the Navy 10 May 1918, at Seattle. Rating, chief electrician. Released at Norfolk 22 Jan 1919.
Lieutenant Simmons served 3 yrs with the Canadian army, 2 yrs of which were spent in the fighting zone. Upon his return to Snohomish county he accepted a position with a bank in Arlington. He was a former member of 5th Co., at Snohomish.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Simmons, Gold Bar. Served as a seaman in the U.S.N.R.F. Released from active duty 21 Dec 1919 at the Naval Tr. Sta., Seattle.
Born at Redwood falls MN. Private Simning served about 5 weeks with the 316th Army Train.
Born at Delraine, Manitoba. He entered the service 8 Feb 1918 at the age of 22 years. He served in the Medical dept. and on 21 Mar 1918 became a member of Evacuation Hospital No. 9. He arrived overseas 20 Aug 1918 and served in France and in the Army of Occupation until 15 Jun 1919. He was in the St. Mihiel, 12 -16 Sep, and in the Meuse-Argone 26 Sep-11 Nov 1918. He was with the Army of Occupation from 15 Dec 1918 to 25 May 1919. Made sergeant 19 Apr 1918; sergeant, first class, 29 May 1918. He was made an operating room assistant on 20 May 1918. Discharged 9 Jul 1919. 936,491.
Born 1 Apr 1895, at Snohomish. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Sinclair, Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co. 12 Dec 1914. Served in France as a corporal in Hqrs. Co. 63d Art. Discharged 21 Mar 1919.
Born 5 Sept. 1898, at New Haven MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Porter Sines, R.F.D. 1, Everett. Private Sines enlisted in the U.S.Marine Corps at Seattle in Feb 1917. He was stationed for three months at Mare Island and was then transferred to Bremerton. Later he was transferred to Charleston, and in Aug 1919, was on duty at Key Port. Private Sines qualified as a sharpshooter in 1917 and 1918.
Born at Arlington. Private Sinn served in the 2d Co. 166th D.B. at Camp Lewis. He entered the service from Arlington 25 May 1918, at the age of 27 years and was discharged 19 Nov 1918. 2,785,815.
Born at Arlington. Private Sinn was inducted into the service at Arlington 24 Jul 1918 at the age of 24 yrs. He served in Co. G, Dev. Bn., at Camp Fremont. Discharged 9 Dec 1918. 3,648,402.
Born in Aitkin County, MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sjoblom, R.F.D. 2, East Stanwood. Entered Camp Lewis 24 Jul 1918, through Arlington, at the age of 22 years, 4 months. Served as a member of Co. I.1st Inf., 13th Division, at Camp Lewis, being discharged 25 Jan 1919. 3,648,340.
Born in Aitken Co. MN. Entered Camp Lewis from Arlington 24 Jul 1918, at the age of 22 years 4 months. He was placed in Co. I, 1st Inf. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Jan 1919. 3,648,340.
Born 2 Dec. 1891, at Mora MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Sjostrom, Monroe. Enlisted in the Navy 4 Dec 1917, at Seattle, and served on the U.S.S. Alabama and the Transport Hamsbury.
Born 22 June 1895, at Wapakoneta, Ohio. Son of Mrs. Nan Skalley, 3128 Grand Ave. On 21 Mar 1918, he enlisted in the Q.M.C. at Fort Worden. From there he was transferred to the Q.M.O. T.S. at Camp Joseph E Johnston, 9 Oct 1918. He made the rank of corporal 30 July 1918. Received his honorable discharge, 28 Nov 1918. He is the brother discharge 28 Nov 1918. He is the brother of Lieut. Leonard N. Skalley, Q.M.C. While attending the Everett high school, from which he was active in athletics. After returning home he resumed his position with the Great Northern Railroad Co.
Born at Glendale, Ohio, 15 Jan 1890. Son of Mrs. Nan Skalley, 3128 Grand Ave. Enlisted in 12th Co. 5 February 1917. On 21 Nov 1917, he was transferred from the Artillery at Fort Casey to the Q.M.C. On 13 Feb. 1918, he was sent to Fort Worden, and on 15 June 1918, was transferred to Camp Joseph E Johnston. He was promoted to the rank of Sergeant May 10th. On 21 Nov. 1917, he received a warrant as Q.M. Sergeant, Q.M.C. He received his commission at Camp Joseph E. Johnston 14 Aug 1918, in the Q.M.C. On the same date he was ordered to Hoboken, N.J., and on August 26th was assigned as assistant to the officer in charge of the Marine division at that place. On August 31st he was assigned to the British commercial vessel Minnekahda, which was doing transport duty between New York and Liverpool, London, and Brest, as Transport Quartermaster, Lieut. Skalley made three round-trips on the Minnekahda. Discharged 20 February ,1919, at New York city.
A.S.A.P.
Born 25 Oct 1898. Son of Mrs. Hella Skrondal, 2513 Lombard Ave. Wife, Elizabeth Skrondal. Sergeant Skrondal enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps in Seattle in Jun, 1918. He was placed in the 110th Co. 8th Regiment at Fort Crockett., Galveston. Upon being sent overseas he was transferred to the 150th Co. 1st Machine Gun Replacement Battalion, A.E.F. and from that unit he was transferred to the 82d Co., 6th Regiment. He was with the famous Second Division from the Battle of Chateau Thierry until the signing of the armistice in all their engagements. He was discharged 28 May 1919. Brother of Iver Skrondal.
Born 3 Dec 1888, at Webster SD. Son of Mrs. Hella Skrondal 2413 Lombard Ave. Entered the service 14 Aug 1918 by volunteer induction and was sent to Pullman, WA for training in the military training detachment Radio, Signal Corps. He was transferred 15 Oct 1918 to the 40th Co P.S. C.A.C. at Fort Worden. In Nov he was transferred to the Air Service Section. C.A.C. at Pennfield, TX., and on 10 Jan 1919, he was transferred to the 25th Co. 166th D, B. at Camp Lewis. Discharged 3 Feb 1919 at Camp Lewis 3,432,514. Private Skrondal served in Co K, 2d Inf. W.N.G.. and was a member of Co. M, 3d Wash., Inf. N.G. before his enlistment in Aug 1918. Brother of Sergt. Edwin Skrondal, U. S.M.C.
Born 15 Jun 1889 at Volgan SD. Enlisted in the Everett Naval Militia 15 May 1916, and was mustered into Federal service 7 Apr 1917. He sailed from Bremerton on the U.S.S. South Dakota. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Slater 3331 Colby Ave. He was transferred from the South Dakota to the U.S.S. Mongolia.
Born at Snohomish. Entered the A.S.A.P. 23 June 1918, at the age of 28 years and served in the 62d Spruce Sqdn. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 24 Dec. 1918. 895,485. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Slater, Snohomish.
Born 9 Jun 1896, at Brookline SD. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Slater, 3331 Colby Ave. Enlisted 4 May 1916, in the Naval Militia at Everett. He left Everett with the 6th Division, Naval Militia 7 Apr 1917, and sailed from Bremerton on the U.S.S. South Dakota. Boatswain.
Entered Camp Lewis 24 Jul 1918, and served in Co. K, 75th Inf., 13th Div. Discharged 22 Feb 1919, at Camp Lewis.
91st Division. Was severely wounded in action with the "Wild West" Division.
Born 26 Sep 1895 at Germania IA. Parents Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Sleyster, Snohomish. Entered the service at Vancouver Barracks, 15 Jun 1918. Discharged 1 Jan 1919 at Vancouver Barracks.
18th Engrs. Was on the Tuscania, when it was sunk by the Germans 5 Feb. 1918.
Born 3 Jul 1883. Son of Mrs. Nettie Small, 1913 Hoyt. Lieutenant Small enlisted in the service 6 Aug 1918 and entered the service in the Base Hospital at Vancouver Barracks as a dental surgeon. He was later transferred to the Base Hospital, Camp Lewis, and was still in the service the latter part of August, 1919. Lieutenant Small received his commission 6 Dec 1917 as a first lieutenant, Dental Corps, but was not called until 6 Aug 1918.
Born at Wifsteiverf, Sweden. Entered the A.S.A.P., 23 Jun 1918, from Everett, at the age of 26. Served in the 108th Spruce Squadron. Discharged 17 Dec 1918, at Vancouver Barracks. 896,508.
Private Smith entered the S.A.T.C. at the UW 2 Oct 1918. He served in Co. C of that unit until discharged on 13 Dec 1918. Private Smith was born at Bel Air MD and was 39 yrs old at the time of entering the service.
Born 29 Jul, 1897, at Cadott WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Smith, 2405 Everett Ave. Served in the U.S.Navy during the war. Brother of Robert J. Smith, 147th Sqdn, and Emmett C. Smith, 65th Artillery.
U.S. Naval Training Station, San Francisco
Served in the 146th Sqdn., A.S.A.P.
Born 3 Feb 1898, at South Haven MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Smith, 2431 Pine St. Enlisted in the Naval Militia in Everett 24 May 1916, and was mustered into service the day after the United States declared war on Germany, and went aboard the U.S.S. South Dakota at Bremerton, Was later transferred to the U.S.S. Vicksburg. Former Everett high school student. Released 12 Dec 1918, at Norfolk VA. Rating, Sea, 2c.
Born 22 Feb. 1899, at South Haven, Mich. Son of Mrs. and Mrs. Irving M. Smith, 1808 Pacific Ave. Enlisted 5 Feb. 1917, in 12th Co. and became a member of Batt. d. 63d Art. While in France with the 63d he attended the Motorcycle School at Limoges, from August 6th to 24, 1918, and successfully completed his course, and was rated as a motorcycle rider. He was promoted to corporal 25 Sept. 1918. Discharged 21 Mar 1919, at Camp Lewis. Before entering the service he was a student at the Everett high school and active in athletics.
Born 22 Sep 1898, at Cadott WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Smith, 2405 Everett Ave. Enlisted in 12th Co., 11 Apr 1918, and on 27th December was transferred to Batt.F, 65th Art with which unit he went to France. He was in action in the Mousson -Sector during the time the 65th was in the firing line from 1st Nov to 11th. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Feb 1919. He attended the Everett high school three and one-half years before enlisting. Brother of Archie W Smith, U.S. Navy, and Robert J. Smith, 147th Aero Sqdn.
Born 6 June, 1889, at Owatonna MN., where his mother Mrs. Margaret Smith, now resides. Reported at Camp Lewis on 25 Sept., 1918, and became a member of Co. F, 13th Ammunition Train. He was honorably discharged 16 Jan. ,1919. His nephews, Vernon and Everett Hagadorn, both of Monroe, were also in the service. Mr. Smith is married, his wife being Elma L. Smith. He was made first class private, 9 Nov., 1918.
Born 4 May 1887, at Pine Island MN. Son of Mrs. Katherine Smith of Pine Island. Inducted 14 Aug 1918, and entered Co. B, S.A.T.C. at Pullman. On 12 Oct, he was transferred to Hqrs. Co., S.A.T.C. Made corporal, 1 Oct 1918; sergeant, 18 Oct 1918. Discharged 12 Feb 1919 at Pullman. 3,432,516. Graduated from Pine Island high school in 1905.
Born 28 JAN 1900, at Chehalis. Son of Mrs. M.E. Smith, 1726 Colby Ave. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F. at Seattle, 7 JUL 1918. Was transferred from Bremerton to Mare Island, 13th Nov and on 13th FEB was sent to Norfolk VA, where he was assigned to the U.S.S. Illinois. From Norfolk he went to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, then to Hampton Roads, to Guantanamo Bay again and from there to Philadelphia. Rating, M.M., first class. Released at Bremerton, 10 Jun 1919.
Private Smith was inducted into the service 20 Oct 1918 through Snohomish and was sent to Fort Worden, where he served in the 41st Co., P.S., C.A.C. Discharged 21 Dec 1918. 831,609.
U.S. Marine Corps.
Born 25 Jul 1890 at Marysville. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Silas T. Smith, Marysville. He enlisted in the Canadian Engrs. Corps in Ontario in June 1918. He was a member of the 122d Engrs., and went to England with his reg't. Graduated from Everett high school in 1910. Brother of Silas T. Smith Jr., U.S.N.
Born at Syracuse Neb. Was in the Army from 13 Dec. 1917, to 3 Dec. 1919 and served in the Air Service.
Born 11 Apr 1894, at Cadott, WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Smith, 2405 Everett Ave. Private Smith enlisted in the Air Service at Fort Lawton on 27 Oct 1917. On 16th Nov he was transferred to Kelly Field, on 2 Jan 1918, to Benbrook Field: on 2d Feb to Hicks Field: and on 28th Feb to Garden City, New York. He sailed for Liverpool 6th March, and arrived at La Harve 25th March. He was at Tours from Toul front. He was with the 182d Aero Squadron until 23 Feb 1918, when he was transported to the 147th Aero Squadron. He was in action in the Toul sector from 31st May to 28th June : In the Champagne-Marne offensive from 18th July to 5th August; in the Oise-Aisne offensive from 18th August to 30th August; in the St.Mihiel offensive from 12th Sept to 16th; in the Verdun sector from 29th Sept to 10th October; and in the Meuse-Argonne offensive from 15th Oct to 11th November. He received a shrapnel wound in the knee and was slightly gassed while in action. Private Smith received two citations for bravery under fire, one by the French on 15 July 1918, and the other by the Chief of Air Service, Major Hartney, 13 May 1918, for rescuing planes from No Man's Land after dark, while under fire. Discharged 2 Apr 1919, at Camp Lewis. Brother of Emmet C. Smith, 63d Artillery, and Archie W. Smith, U.S. Navy.
Born in Jan 1888, at Seneca. Enlisted 11 Jul 1917, at American Lake in Co. M, 161st Inf., formerly the old Second Washington. Sailed from the United States 13 Dec 1917. Transferred from the 161st Inf. on 10 Aug 1918, to Co. F 127th Inf., 32d Division with which he served until the date of his discharge. Was in the Oise-Aisne Offensive from 29 Aug to 6 Sep 1918; Meuse-Argonne from 26th Sep to 11th Nov; Army of occupation from 15 Nov to 14 Dec 1918. Returned to the United States 3 May 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 23 May 1919. 77,271.
Born 20 Jan., 1897, at Snohomish. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.T. Smith, of Grandveiw. Enlisted in 12th Co. 2 April 1917, and became a member of Batt. D., 63d Art. 23 Dec, 1917, seeing service in France with that regiment. He ranked as a first class gunner. Discharged 21 Mar 1919 at Camp Lewis. Graduated from the Everett high school in 1917.
Born at Sisterville, WV. Served 10 months in the U.S.N.R.F. Storekeeper, 2d class. Age at enlistment, 20 years.
Born 25 Mar 1891, in Lewis County WA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Smith. Enlisted in the Navy and from Mare Island was transferred to the Atlantic Coast. fireman
Born 19 Jan 1895, at Marysville. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Turner Smith, Marysville. Enlisted 3 July 1917, in the Navy at the U. of W. Tr. Camp, and was later transferred to Bremerton. Served on Sub-chaser 311. Engineer, 1st class. He served on patrol duty on the Atlantic and Gulf Coast. Discharged 22 Jan 1919. He graduated from the Marysville high school in 1915, and attended W.S.C. until enlisting in the Navy.
Born at Snohomish. At the age of 19 years Private Snell entered the S.A.T.C. at Washington State College, Pullman. From there he was transferred to Fort George Wright at Spokane, where he was discharged 11 Jan 1919.5,203,525.
Served in the U.S. Army, and served in France with the A.E.F.
Born 24 Jan 1891 at Seattle. Son of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Snyder, 3506 Broadway. Enlisted 4 Aug 1915 at Mare Island in the Marine Corps. On 5 Dec 1915 left there for Cavite, P. I., and on 6 Feb 1916 went to Shanghai China to go aboard the U.S.S. Helena. Was on this ship until 14 Sep 1918, and was sent to Mare Island, arriving there 23 Oct. Was on duty at Mare Island until 19 Nov 1918 at which time he was transferred to the Marine Barracks at Bremerton. Transferred to the Marine Detachment at Keyport WA, 13 Jan 1919. His four year enlistment terminated 3 Aug 1919.
Born 11 May 1896 at Everett. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Snyder R.F.D. No. 1, Snohomish. Private Snyder served in the 5th Co. from 15 Jul 1916, to 29 May 1917 and re-enlisted in the company 13 Jul 1917. He went to Fort Casey with the company when they were mustered into federal service and was transferred to Battery F, 63d Artillery, for service overseas. He returned to Camp Lewis with the regiment but having contracted tuberculoisis while in the A.E.F., He was sent to Denver CO to a government hospital. He died there 11 June 1919. Funeral services were held Sunday, 20th June in the Methodist Episcopal Church at Snohomish and interment was made in the G.A.R. Cemetery. Private Snyder lived for a number of years with Mr. and Mrs. C. Ludwig, near Snohomish.
Born 21 Dec 1891 at Snohomish. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson M. Snyder, Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co, 11 Apr 1917, and went to Fort Casey on 1 Aug 1917, with the company. He was made first sergeant of 6th Co. shortly after their arrival at Fort Casey.
Born 18 Feb. 1892, at Eau Claire, Wis. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Soley, 2723 Walnut Street. Private Soley entered Camp Lewis from Everett 3 Oct. 1917, and served in Co. C 361st Inf. 91st Division. On 14 March 1918, he was transferred to Co. H. 47th Infantry, at Camp Greene. On 4 August 1918, he was transferred to Batt. B., 8th Field Artillery at Camp Merritt. He was with the 8th Field Artillery at Camp Meucon, France and Pont-a-Mousson, from 27 August 1918, until 12 June 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis 1 July 1919. 2,261,419.
Born 12 Aug 1873, at Peush, Austria. Major Soll graduated from the Philadelphia high school in 1890, and then entered the University of Pennsylvania. From 1904 to 1907 he was an Assistant Surgeon, U.S.A., stationed at the Presidio, San Francisco, and in the Philipines. Entered 5 July, 1917, when he was commissioned a first lieutenant. On 2 Nov 1917, he was promoted to Captain, and on 31 May 1918 to Major. His brother, Captain Stanley Soll, of Boston, served in the gas defense branch of the service. Prior to enlisting, Major Soll was conducting the Monroe General Hospital with Dr. H.K. Stockwell, who served as a Captain in the medical corps of the Canadian Army. Discharged 21 Dec 1918.
Born 24 May 1900, at Everett. Enlisted in 12th Co. 6 April 1917, and was transferred to Batt. F. 65th Art. He was in France from 1 Mar 1918
Born 22 Jan 1898 at Merrill WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Sever E. Solum, 1705 Broadway. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F. at Seattle in August 1918. Served on the U.S.S. Explorer as a fireman. Brother of Olaf Solum, 63d Inf.
Born 13 Jan 1891, at Merrill WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Sever E. Solum, 1705 Broadway. Entered the service in May 1918, and was transferred from the Presidio at San Francisco to Co. G. 63d Inf., 11th Div. During a portion of the period of his service he did guard duty at Washington D.C. Wife, Esther Ness Solum. Brother of Laurence Edwin Solum, U.S.N.R.F.
Served with the Canadian army in England and France.
Born at Kansas City KS, in May 1891. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Soper, R.F.D. 3, Arlington. Entered Camp Lewis 1 Nov 1917, and became a member of Co. K., 361st Inf. 91st Div. He was with the A.E.F. from 6 Jul 1918 to 15 Apr. Corporal Soper was with the 91st Division in the St. Mihiel salient, 11-13 Sep 1918; Meuse-Argonne, 26 Sep to 12 Oct 1918; and in Lys-Scheldt, from 31 Oct to 11 Nov 1918. Discharged 1 May 1919.
Co. K, 361st Inf.
Born 26 May 1900, at Edmonds Son of Mr. and Mrs. O.C. Sorenson. Entered the S.A.T.C. at the University of Washington, 11 Oct 1918. Private, first class. 4,593,205. Private Sorenson graduated from the Edmonds high school in 1918.
Born 12 Jul 1896 at Lowell. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave T. Sorenson, 2122 Summit. Entered Camp Lewis 6 Sep 1918 and became a member of Hqrs Detach. in the 13th Div. Attended Everett high school for 2 yrs. Brother of Paul T. Sorenson, 39th Inf.
Sergeant Sorenson served 6 months in Hqrs. Detachment, 13th Div., Camp Lewis.
Private Sorenson was inducted into the service 30 Apr 1918, through the Snohomish board at the age of 22 years. He served in Co. G. Development Battalion, at Camp Fremont, and was discharged there 9 Dec 1918. 889, 015. Private Sorenson was born at Dixon IA.
Born 21 Dec 189 (sic) at Snohomish. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave T. Sorenson, 2122 Summit. He entered Camp Lewis 6 Oct 1917 and became a member of Co. C, 316th Inf. From Camp Lewis he was transferred to Camp Green, N. C., and became a member of Hqrs. Co., 59th Inf., 4th Div., A.E.F.
232d Aero Squadron.
Batt. F, 46th Field Art.
Born 28 May 1896 at Tower MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Sovde 3419 Everett Ave. He enlisted in the navy 9 Jul 1917 and served as a quartermaster on Sub-chaser 291. He was engaged in convoy duty off Fire Island from July 1918 until the armistice was signed. Released 9 Jan 1919. Brother of Conrad Sovde.
Served 16 months in the Navy.
Born 12 Nov 1894 at Tower MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Sovde, 3419 Everett Ave. Enlisted 21 Dec 1917 at Fort Lawton in the Signal Corps. He served in France with the American forces, as a member of the 15th Areo Squadron. He trained at San Antonio and Fort Omaha before leaving for Europe. Brother of Bert J. Sovde, Sub-chaser 281
Co. G, 161st Inf.
Born 15 Dec 1893, at Menominee MI. Son of Mrs. Louise Spaulding 1412 23d St. Inducted into service 19 Sep 1917, and entered Camp Lewis from Everett, becoming a member of Co. B, 361st Inf but was later transferred to the 4th Co., 20th Engrs. for service in France. Discharged 28 Dec 1919.172,393.
Born 27 Sept. 1897, at La Grande OR, Son of Mrs. May Mackie, East Stanwood. Entered the Service 6 Jun 1918, at Seattle, and went to France with a regiment of engineers. While in action at Chateau-Thierry, he received seven wounds from bullets and shrapnel, and was returned to the United States in a Casual Company. He was discharged at Camp Lewis, in April, 1919.
Born 24 Jun 1892 at Ravenswood IL. Enlisted 5 Feb 1917, in 12th Co. Appointed to the first O.T.C. at the Presidio, 1 Jun 1917. Commissioned a first lieutenant, field artillery, 15 Aug 1917. Assigned to the 91st Div. 1 Sep 1917; assigned to the 35th Div., Camp Donovan, 9 Sep 1917; assigned to the 13th F. A., 35th Div., Camp Donovan, 9 Oct 1917. Sailed from Hoboken 30 Mar 1918. Attended the 2d Corps Art. School in France and rejoined his regiment 28 May. The regiment having received its 155 m.m. howitzers, they proceeded to Coetquidan, arriving there 5 Jun for artillery practice. From there they went to the Vosges; on 11 Oct, he was sent to Base Hospital 47 with acute bronchitis and was discharged from there 11 Jan 1919. He was promoted to captain 13 Feb 1918, at Fort Sill. He was in the line in the Vosges from 30 Jul until 2 Sep 1918 and was in the first battle of the Argonne from 26 Sep to 6 Oct. He was in reserve at St. Mihiel. Discharged 20 Feb 1919. Graduated from Rock Island IL, high school in 1910. Graduated from Yale in 1915 with degree of Master of Forestry. He was employed with the U.S. Forestry service in 1914 to 1916 and upon receiving his discharge resumed his position with the Weyerhauser Timber Co., which he accepted in 1916.
Born at St. Lawrence, South Dakota, 23 Oct 1895. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Rossor E. Spence, 4302 Hoyt Ave. Private Spence enlisted in Batt.D., 146th F.A., at Walla Walla, 19 Jul 1917. He trained at Camp Green, Camp Mills and Camp Merritt, and left the United States 24 Dec 1917, for France landing at La Harve 1 Jan 1918. He was in the Champagne-Marne offensive from 15 Jul to 18 July 1918; in the Aisne-Marne from 18th Jul to 6th Aug; in the St. Mihiel from 12th Sep to 16th; and in the Meuse-Argonne from 26th Sep to 11th November. He arrived in the United States from France 15 June 1919. Private, first class. Discharged at Camp Lewis 29 June, 1919. 138,467.
Born at St. Lawrence SD, 29 Jul 1899. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Rossor E. Spence, 4302 Hoyt Ave. Private Spence enlisted in the US Marine Corps at Everett 15 Apr 1917,. He trained at Mare Island and Quantico; and arrived at St. Nazaire, France, 18 Aug 1917, with Base Bn, 5th Marines. He served in the 47th Co. 5th Regt 2d Division in three of their engagements with the enemy. Discharged at QUANTICO 13 Aug 1919. 270,.924. Brother of Rossor E Spence Jr., 49th Co. , U.S.M.C. and Almon I Spence, 146th F.A.
Born 25 Aug 1897, at St. Lawrence SD Son of Mr. and Mrs. Rossar E. Spence, 4302 Hoyt Ave. Enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps in Everett 15 Apr 1917, and trained at Mare Island and Quantico. He went to France as a member of the 49th Co., 5th Regt, 2d Division, and was with the famous 5th Regiment in its battles with France. He escaped injury in battle until 10 Nov 1918, when he was wounded in the right arm and left foot. Discharged at Quantico, VA. , 13 Aug 1919. He attended the Everett high school from 1913 to 1917.
Born 7 Feb. 1892, at Middlebury VT. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Speyer, of Middlebury. Enlisted 3 April, 1917, in old 5th Co. at Snohomish, and went to Fort Casey with his company. Was transferred 12 Oct. 1917, to 6th Co. Wash. C.A.C. Transferred November 17th back to 5th Co., and on Dec. 29th was transferred to Batt. F., 65th Art. Was in action with his battery in the Mousson sector. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Feb 1919. Private Speyer resides his uncle M.C. Hooker, in Snohomish.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Spithill. Served with the Canadian forces.
Born at NYC. Corporal Spooner served twenty-two months in the Army and was last assigned to the 1st Inf. at Camp Lewis.
Born at New York City. Served twenty-two mos. in the Army and was last assigned to the 1st Inf., at Camp Lewis.
Born 6 Aug 1891, at Denver Co. Enlisted 29 Jun 1918, and was sent to the Oakland Technical high school. Transferred from there to the 51st Co. C.A.C., at Fort Scott CA. Transferred to 5th Co. A.R.D., and sent to Camp Upton for embarkation. Discharged 11 Jan 1919, through the 47th Co., 166th D.B. Camp Lewis. He graduated from the Granite Falls high school in 1909. He is a brother of Mrs. Helen Pepples and Mrs. Dana Hall of Granite Falls. 3,426,749.
Born at Chawano WI, 14 Jun 1891. Son of Mrs. Isabelle Sprague, Port Townsend. Entered the service 21 Oct, 1918, from Arlington, and was placed in the 41st Co. P, S.C.A.C. Private, first class. Discharged 21 Dec 1918, at Fort Worden. 831,564.
Private Sprague served in the 41st Co. P.S.C.A.C. He entered the service from Arlington 21 Oct 1918 and was discharged at Fort Worden 21 Dec 1918. 831,564.
Born 23 Mar 1897, at Webster SD. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.P. Spriesterbach, 2404 Hoyt Ave. Private Spriestersbach entered the service 1 Apr 1918, at Fort Lawton and from there was transferred to Camp Fremont. He was also stationed at Fort Sill before sailing from Hoboken with Batt. F., 83d F.A., 8th Division shortly before the Armistice was signed landing at Brest. He was discharged at Camp Knox, 19 Feb 1919, having returned to New York from Brest 18 Jan 1919. He graduated from the Everett high school in Jan 1916.
Born at Everett. Entered the S.A.T.C. at Pullman. 15 Oct. 1918, at age of 20 years. Discharged at Pullman 18 Dec 1918. 5,203,511.
Born 12 Nov 1895, at Minneapolis, Minn. Parents Mr. and Mrs. John B. St. Louis of Gold Bar. Enlisted 26 July 1918, in the Navy and was sent to Bremerton for training. Rated as a Landsman Machinist Mate, Aviation. Discharged at Bremerton on 2 Dec 1918. Attended the Sultan high school from 1913 to 1915.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. F.L. Stallings. Sergeant Stallings enlisted in the Army 3 Mar 1912, and on 20th April was assigned to Batt. F, 2d Field Artillery at Vancouver Barracks. On 5 Jul 1913, he sailed from San Francisco for the Phillipine Islands, and served there until discharged at Camp Stotenburg 3 Mar 1915, he re-enlisted at Vancouver Barracks 20 Apr 1915 and was assigned to Co G, 21st Infantry. On 21st Sep he was transferred to Batt. F. 2d Field Artillery, and sailed from Seattle to the Philippines 23d Nov. He left the Philippines again for San Francisco 15 Feb 1918; and on 27th Oct sailed from New York for France, reaching France 9 Nov 1918. He left Brest 4 Jan 1919, and arrived at New York Jan 18th. Discharged 22 May 1919.
Born at Everett. He entered the Medical Department of the Army 11 Dec 1918, from Everett at the age of 23 years. He left the United States to England 31 Jul 1918, arriving at Liverpool on his return trip 10 Dec 1918, arriving in the United States 10th Dec and was discharged through the 27th Co., 166th D.B., at Camp Lewis .2,352,015. Private, first class.
Private Stankovitch served 12 months and 5 days in the Army as a member of Co. D, 316th Engrs.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. M.R. Stanton 1921 Highland Ave. Wife, Jeanette Stanton. Born 10 Mar 1889., at Schofield WI. Sergeant Stanton entered Camp Lewis 18 Sep 1917, and went to France as a member of Co.F., 361st Infantry 91st Div He was made sergeant in Co, F. 29 Oct 1917 and first sergeant 21 Sep 1918. He was with the 91st in the St. Mihiel salient; in the Meuse- Argonne from Sep 26th to 12th Oct and in Belgium from 20th Oct to 31st Oct. He was then transferred to the Officers School at La Valbonnie, France, but the armistice prevented his receiving a commission. Upon his return to Camp Lewis, he was placed in the 48th Co. 166th D.B., 16 Mar 1919. He was discharged 22 Mar 1919,2,257,465. First Sergeant Stanton had six years previous service in Washington Coast Artillery. Brother of Corporal James L Stanton Co. K 44th Infantry.
Born 3 Oct 1896, at Oshkosh WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Stanton, 1921 Highland. Entered Camp Lewis 28 May 1918, and was transferred from there to Co. K, 44th Inf., at San Francisco. Discharged 18 Feb 1919 out of the 166th D. B., Camp Lewis. Corporal. Made corporal 19 Sep 1918. 889,992. Corporal Stanton and Miss Aile Thompson of Everett, were married 9 Jun 1917. Brother of 1st Sergeant Harry P. Stanton, 361st inf.
Born 27 May 1898 at South Prairie. Enlisted 5 Feb 1917 in 12th Co., and on 28 Dec 1917 at Fort Casey was transferred to Batt. F, 65th Art. He was made corporal while at Limoges, France. Brother of Lewis G. Stanton. Discharged 28 Feb 1919, at Camp Lewis. 828,016.
Born at Cadott WI. Private Stanton entered the service 21 Sep 1917, at the age of 21 yrs. He served in the 33d Spruce sqdn, A.S.A.P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 28 Dec 1918. 872,371.
Born at Grass Valley OR, 20 Sep 1897. Son of Mrs. and Mrs. E.D. Stanton, Marysville. Enlisted at Seattle, 27 May 1917. in the Marines Corps, and was sent to Mare Island and placed in Co. G. Section B. On August 2d he was transferred to the Puget Sound Navy Yard and worked in the office of the Sergeant Major in the Marine Barracks. On 11 July 1918, he was transferred to Quantico and placed in the Gas and Bombing School. He was sent overseas 17 August 1917, with Co. B, 6th Separate Battalion. On October 1th , he was transferred to the 16th Co. B. 6th Separate Battalion. On October 16th, he was transferred to the 16th Co., 5th Marines, 2d Div., and was in the Meuse-Argonne offensive with the Second Div. He was in the Army of Occupation with his division and commencing 19, Feb 1919, was attached to the Headquarters of the 3d Bn. Made Corporal 2 April 1918. Corp. Stanton sent a detailed history of the battalion home to his parents from Germany. He graduated from the Marysville high school in 1915.
U.S.S. Rochester, U.S. Navy
Born 2 Jul 1894, at Tuttle Falls. Son of Mr. and Mrs. B.H. Star, Monroe. Enlisted in the Navy 23 May 1917. Brother of George R. Star.
Born 17 Jul 1897 at Gates City. Enlisted in the Navy May 1917. Brother of Benjamin S. Star.
Born in Norway 26 Feb 1888. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G Stare, Seattle. Corporal Stare entered the A.S.A.P. 22 June 1918, and served with 1st Squadron 1st Prov.. Regt. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 12 Dec 1918..
Born 11 May 1895, at Ballard, WA. Wife, Angeline R. Startup. Enlisted 19 Apr 1918. On 16th Sep he received his commission as a second lieutenant and was assigned to the 20th Co. M.F.D. M.G.T.C. at Camp Hancock on 1st Nov. Discharged 13 Jan 1919. During his service Lieutenant Startup was also at Vancouver Barracks Camp Lewis and Camp Devens. From 1 Nov 1918, to 13 Jan 1919, he was assigned to Co. A. 35th M.G. Bn. 12th Division. Brother of Kenneth S. Startup, U.S. Navy.
Served in the U.S.N.F and was released from active duty 28 Dec 1918. Brother of Lieutenant Elmer G Startup.
Born at Everett. Corporal Stecher entered Camp Lewis through Snohomish 19 Sep 1917 at the age of 23 yrs. He served in Co. D, 361st Inf., 91st Div. until 24 Apr 1919 and from that date to the time of his discharge was a casual. He was with the A.E.F. from 6 Jul 1918 until 15 Apr 1919. He was in reserve at St. Mihiel from 11 - 13 Sep; in the Meuse-Argonne 26 Sep-12 Oct; and in the Lys-Scheldt 31 Oct to 11 Nov. He was made corporal 5 Nov 1917. Discharged at Camp Lewis 1 May 1919. 2,257,159.
Entered the service from Snohomish, 14 Jun 1918 at the age of 23 years. He served in the A.E.F. from 29 Sep 1918 to 29 Jul 1919 as a member of the Water Tank Train, No. 302. He was in the Meuse-Argonne offensive 16 Oct to 11 Nov. Discharged at Camp Lewis 11 Aug 1919. 3,424,920.
Born 16 Oct 1892 at Seattle. Son of Mrs. Amelia Steele, Lowell. Enlisted 3 Mar 1917 in the Naval Militia at Everett. He was mustered into federal service 7 Apr 1917 and assigned to the U.S.S. South Dakota at Bremerton.
Born 2 Apr 1899, at Seattle. Son of Mrs. Amelia Steele, Lowell. He enlisted in the Navy at Seattle in May 1917, and was transferred to the Atlantic Coast for duty before the armistice was signed and made ten trips to France with troops.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Milton Stephens of Monroe. Born 14 Aug 1890, at Getchell. His service in the Army began 13 Oct 1918, at Vancouver Barracks, as a member of the 115th Squadron, Spruce Production Division. He was also stationed at Lake Pleasant WA., and Siemscarey WA. He was honorably discharged, 25 Jan 1919. After completing three years at the Monroe high school, he took courses in Everett and Seattle business colleges. For the past seven years he has been employed by and interested in the Stephens-Bird Logging Company, of which his father is president.
Born 24 Jun 1889 at Lowell WA. Son of Mrs. Laura Stephenson. 1815 Union St., Seattle. Entered the service 24 Jun 1918 at Snohomish and became a member of Co. A, 13th Amm. Tr., 13th Div. Discharged 21 Dec 1918 at Camp Lewis. Sergeant. Former Everett High school student.
Born at Lowell. Entered Camp Lewis 24 Jul 1918, through Arlington at the age of 28 years. Served in Co. A. 13th Amm. Tr. Discharged 21 Dec 1918, at Camp Lewis. 3,649,775.
Born 28 Feb 1894 at Fertile IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Stener Stevens, Norman. Entered Camp Lewis on 19 Sep 1917 and became a member of Co. D, 361st inf. 91st Div. While in France with the 91st was transferred to Hqrs. Co., 361st Inf. Was with the 91st in reserve at St. Mihiel and went "over the top" in Meuse-Argonne offensive 26 Sep 1918. It was during the first day's fighting in this battle that Private Stevens received wounds that resulted in his death. He was a former Everett high school student and had attended W.S.C. one year. Oliver Stevens a brother, was a member of Co. E, 12th Inf., 8th Div.
Born 24 Jul 1890 at Clover Dale CA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Stevens, Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co. 13 Mar 1916 and had been promoted to sergeant before the company was called for Federal Service. He was transferred to Batt. D, 63d Art. while at Fort Casey, and went to France as a member of the 63d. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919. 829,169. He attended the Snohomish high school 2 1/2 years and graduated from the Everett high school in 1916. He had served one enlistment in the 5th Co. before re-enlisting in March 1916.
Born 19 Mar 1897 at Fertile IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Stener Stevens, Norman. Entered the service 5 Aug 1918 and was sent to Camp Fremont where he became a member of Co. E, 12th Inf., 8th Div. That part of the 8th Div which had not already sailed for France was ready to embark when the armistice was signed. the 12th Inf. was ready to sail at that time. Graduated from the Everett high school in 1917. Brother of Bert Stevens, Hqrs. Co., 361st Inf., who was killed 26 Sep 1918 in the Meuse-Argonne. Discharged 18 Fea 1919. 2,569,161.
Born at McMurray. Inducted into service 21 Dec 1918 at Everett at the age of 26 yrs 7 mos. Served in the October Automatic Replacement Draft. Discharged 19 Dec 1918 at Fort Worden. 831,763.
Born 5 Nov 1895 at Yakima. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stewart 5221 12th Ave. N. E. Seattle. Enlisted from Darrington 12 Jun 1917, in the U.S.N.R.F. Received his commission as Ensign, 11 Nov 1918, at Norfolk. Was at the Training Camp, Seattle 9 Aug 1917-11 Jan 1918; on the U.S.S. Great Northern, 11 Jan-12 Feb 1918; on the U.S.S. Kansas, 22 Feb-30 Apr 1918. He also served on the Mine Sweeper U.S.S. Margaret and on the cargo transport Eastport. Discharged 18 Jun 1919. Ensign Stewart is now residing in Seattle.
Born 19 Nar 1887 at Independence KS. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Stich, R.F.D. 1, Everett. Sergeant Stich enlisted in the Army 5 Dec 1917; and became a member of the 14th Co., 20th Engrs. He spent 18 mos in France with the 20th Engrs. Made corporal 1 Feb 1918; sergeant 1 May 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 12 Jul 1919. 175,111. Sergeant Stich attended high school in Seattle in 1904 and later attended the Puget Sound Academy.
Sergeant Stickney enlisted in the Marine Corps upon the declaration of war, and was among the first American soldiers to arrive in France. He went through the fighting with the 2d division. He was wounded in the Soissons drive and again during the Meuse-Argonne offensive. He was awarded a Croix de Guerre by the French and three citations for bravery. He was decorated at Seattle on 15 Sep 1919, The three citations which came with the Croix de Guerre read as follows "Displayed" exceptional courage and coolness during the bombardment of the sector held by his company 7 June and 8,1918. At the constant risk of his life he assured liasson with the scattered groups of his company under shell fire. "After having marched at the head of the assaulting wave, he and some comrades became separated from it in Belleau wood; they attacked as enemy point of resistance 13 June 1918, and due to their energy, and courage and cooliness, they surrounded it and captured one officer and twenty-one Germans." Near Vierzy, 18 July 1918, he displayed remarkable coolness under the most violet machine gun fire. He was wounded during the combat" The citations are signed by Gen. Com. in Chiel Pertain.
Born 24 Apr 1894, at Merrill WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellen Stiefvater, 2328 Rockefeller. Fireman Stiefvater enlisted in the Navy 3 Jul 1917, at Allentown PA. He was sent from Allentown to Hampton Roads, and in August was placed on the U. S. William Rockefeller. He had made 5 trips across the Atlantic, and was on the boat 18 may 1918, off the coast of Scotland, when the ship was torpedoed by the Germans within 8 miles of the coast. Fireman Stiefvater was in the hold at the time of the explosion and he and two other sailors went down with the boat. He was married to Miss Sadie Heffler 18 Apr 1918, just one month before losing his life. Mrs. Stiefvater, widow of the sailor, resides at Quakertown PA.
Born at North Yakima, 10 Jul 1891. Entered the service 30 Apr 1917, at Fort Lawton. He enlisted in the Air Service and was a member of the 29th Aerial Squadron from 26 June 1917 to 18 Oct 1917, of the 43d Aerial Squadron from 18 Oct 1917 to the date of his discharge. He served in England and France leaving the United States 26 Feb 1918. He arrived from France 4 Apr 1919. Made Corporal 22 Sep 1917, and sergeant 1 Feb 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 19 Apr 1919. 37,182. Son of Mrs. Lizzie Stiegler, 3901 Friday Ave.
Born at Dayton WA. Enlisted in the Air Service at Fort Lawton 30 Apr 1917, at the age of 16 years, 1 month. He served in the 43d Aerial Squadron. He was with the A.E.F. in England and France, leaving the United States 26 Feb 1918 and arriving from France 4 Apr 1919. 37,248. Son of Mrs. Lizzie Stiegler, 3901 Friday Ave.
Born 22 Nov. 1893, at Buckley. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Stilley, R.F.D. 4, Snohomish. Entered Camp Lewis, 23 July 1918, and served in Co. 1, 76th Inf. 13th Division. Discharged at Camp Lewis 24 Feb. 1919. 3,648,697.
Born at Bakersfield, Cal. 6 Oct. 1893. Son of Mrs. M.B. Stockton, Seattle. Entered the S.A.T.C. at Pullman by volunteer induction 14 June 1918, and served in the Co. C. On August 13th he was transferred to the machine gun company, 75th Inf. 13th Division, at Camp Lewis. Discharged at Camp Lewis 17 Jan. 1919. Graduated from Snohomish high school in 1912.
Born at Seattle 19 Aug 1894. Son of George and Caroline P. Stoehr, Sultan. Corporal Stoehr entered Camp Lewis 19 Sep 1917, and went to France as a member of Co. D. 361st Inf 91st Division. He was in reserve with the division in the St. Mihiel operations, and went into action with his regiment 26 Sep 1918, in " Americas Greatest Battle." He was severely wounded on 30th Sept and died 4 Oct 1918. 2,257,162.
Born 8 May 1888. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Stolts, Lowell. Enlisted in the Q.M.Corps at Fort Lawton 6 Jun 1917, and served overseas as a member of Bakery Co. 848. Corporal.
Served in the U.S.N.R.F. Released at Seattle 18 Dec. 1918.
Born 21 Mar 1895 at Eau Claire WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Silas W. Stout, 2517 Summit Ave. Enlisted in the Navy at Seattle 12 Jul 1917 and was called to service on 20th Aug for service on a sub- chaser No. 293, on 31 Mar 1918, and went to the Atlantic coast 5th May. He was on duty out of New York harbor with Sub-chaser No. 293. Released from active duty 16 May 1919.
Born at Delevan WI. Private Stowell entered the service of Seattle, 18 Oct 1918, becoming a member of the S.A.T.C. at the UW. He was discharged at Seattle 21 Dec 1918. Age at entering the service 35 yrs. 4,593,335.
Born 23 Mar 1894, at Ukiah CA. son OF Mrs.. O'Neil, 3115 Lombard. Entered Camp Lewis 28 Apr 1918, and was transferred to the base hospital.
Born 5 Jul 1886, at Menominee MI. Son of Mrs. Lienau, 3322 Hoyt Ave. Sergeant Stralow entered Camp Lewis 21 Sep 1917, and was transferred to Camp Meigs in December. He left for France in Jan, 1918, and served in France with M.T. Co., 303. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 June 1919.
Born at Moorehead MN. Entered Camp Lewis 25 Aug 1918, at the age of 29. Transferred to Co. F., 62d Inf., 8th Division, at Camp Fremont. Discharged through 2d Co., 166th D.B. 17 Feb 1919. 3,946,666
Quartermaster Corps, U.S. Army.
Entered the Army 21 Sep 1917, in the M.T. Corps. He served in Co. 303, and left the United States 15 Jan 1918, for England and France, returning home 3 Mar 1919. Discharged 29 May 1919. at Camp Lewis 226,672. Age at enlistment 31. He was born at Menominee MI.
Born 26 Oct 1891, at Startup. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Stretch, 231 Ave. A. Snohomish. Wife, Ellen C. Stretch. Entered the Air Service, 8 Mar 1918. On 14th Mar he was sent to Kelly Field, unassigned; on April 6th, he was transferred to Brooks Field and placed in Sqdn. B. Made corporal, 8 May 1918; sergeant, 18th Aug at Brooks Field; sergeant, first class, 16th Oct; sergeant major, 12th Sept. On 25th he passed the examination for flying instruction and made his first flight 13 Sept 1918. Discharged 6 Jan 1919, at Brooks Field TX. 1,060,124. He graduated from the Snohomish high school in 1911.
U. S. Navy.
U. S. Navy.
U. S. Navy.
Field Artillery.
Born at Chicago 27 Oct 1896. Son of A.B. Strong of Edmonds. Enlisted in the Navy 15 Mar 1918 and was sent to Mare Island where he studied radio wireless. Released 18 Feb 1919 at Mare Island. Graduated from Pasadena CA high school in 1916 and has resumed his studies at the UW.
Born at Norman. Entered the service through Arlington, 25 Jun 1918 at the age of 27 yrs. and served in the 48th Spruce Squadron. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 26 Dec 1918. 827,010.
Served in the 347th Field Artillery, A.E.F.
Born 7 Apr 1897, at Lake Minehaha MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ulyses Stubbs, 1923 Rucker,. Entered Camp Lewis 3 Sep 1918, and on 20th Oct was transferred to Camp Fremont into the 8th Division. Was at Camp Mills when the armistice was signed.
Born 5 Jun 1885, at Knoxvill TN, where his father, Houston Stubbs, now resides. Enlisted 20 Oct 1918 at Fort Worden, in the 41st Co., P.S., C.A.C. Discharged 21 Dec 1918, at Fort Worden.
Served in Co. C, 62d Inf.
Born at Humboldt IA. Entered the service at Snohomish 5 Sep 1918, at the age of 22 years. He served in the 47th Co., 166th D. B., until 4 Oct when he was transferred to Co. H, 62d Inf. Discharged at Camp Lewis 17 Feb 1919, through the 2d Co., 166th D. B.
Born 23 June 1893, at Chelalis. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H.W. Stuchell, 3316 Grand Ave. Enlisted 15 May 1917, and went to Fort Still, Okla., 20 Nov. 1917; to the O.T.C., Camp Zachary Taylor, 6 Sept 1918, and remained there until 28 Nov. 1918, for Field Artillery instruction. He was in the 19th training battery. Discharged 28 Nov. 1919, at Camp Zachary Taylor. Sergeant, 15 May 1917. Graduated from the Everett high school in 1912 and attended Philip Andover College in 1912 and 1913 to 1917. Brother- in- law of Lieut. Glen W. Carpenter, 88th F.A.A.E.F.
Born at Crystal Falls, Michigan. Private Sudds entered the service 28 Nov. 1917, at Fort Lawton. He served in France as a member of Co. K. 23d Engineers, and arrived overseas 13 April 1918, serving in France until 29 May 1919. He was in the Meuse-Argonne from October 28th to 11 November 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 25 June 1919. 2,508,195.
Born 25 Jul 1891 at Crystal Falls MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sudds 2006 McDougall Ave. Entered the service at Fort Lawton in Nov 1917, and went to France as a member of Co K, 23 Engrs.
Born 2 Mar 1899 at Everett. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan, 4014 Broadway. Corporal Sullivan enlisted in the U.S.M.C. 8 Apr 1917 and was sent to Mare Island. He became a member of the 81st Co., of the famous 2d Div., and left for France 6 Aug 1917. He was in action with this fighting unit, and was gassed in the Champagne operations. He spent 6 weeks in the hospital before rejoining his company. In the Meuse-Argonne offensive he was wounded. Corporal Sullivan received a Croix de Guerre and a citation from the French Army for bravery in action.
Born at Mt. Vernon, 20 Jun 1892. Wife, Gladys Summers. Son of Edward Summers, Mt. Vernon. Enlisted 12 Dec 1917 at Fort Lawton in the Air Service, 2d Balloon Co. He was transferred to Kelly Field into the 627th aero Sqdn. 22 Apr 1918. On 30 Apr he was sent to Waco in the 840th Aero Sqdn. On 19 May he was transferred to the 1102d aero Sqdn., St. Maxiern, France, and on 14 Jun to the 104th Aero Sqdn. at the same place. While in service he was attached to thee 2d, 4th, and 26th Divisions. He was in the battle of the Marne, St. Mihiel offensive and in the Meuse-Argonne offensive. Discharged at Camp Lewis 14 May 1919. 10,837. Private summers is a partner in the Rialto Club, 1509 Hewitt Ave.
Born in WI, 27 Jul 1895. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Sumner, Granite Falls. Enlisted in the Navy at Bremerton, 28 May 1917, and served on the U.S.S. Connecticut. Released 24 Apr 1918, at Norfolk. His brother Lee Sumner, served in the Merchant Marine.
Born 11 Feb 1892 at Alvona WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Sundstrom, 1905 Lonbard Ave. Enlisting in the Air Service at Fort Lawton 12 Dec 1917 he was transferred to Kelly Field on 20 Feb. On 3 Mar 1918 he was transferred to Fort Omaha and on 20 Aug left there for Camp Marrison. Two months later he left the US for France arriving at Brest 3 Nov. Two days later he left for the Balloon School, arriving at the school 9 Nov . He left the school 20 Apr 1919, arriving at Newport News, 3 May 1919. Made sergeant 8 Jun 1918; sergeant first class, 28 Aug 1918; master electrician, 26 Nov 1918. Discharged 22 May 1919. 1,083,751. Brother of Lee M. Sundstrom.
Born 2 Oct 1897 at Ashland WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Sundstrom 1905 Lombard Ave. Private Sundstrom enlisted in the Army 12 Aug 1918 and on 21 Aug left for Camp Johnston. He left Camp Johnston 22 Oct for Camp Upton, and sailed for England from NY 27 Oct. He reached Liverpool 7 Nov and left there two days later for Southampton. He arrived at La Havre 13 Nov. On the return trip he left St. Nazaire 27 Jun 1919 arriving at NY 6 Jul. Discharged at Camp Lewis 15 Sep 1919. 3,428,697. Private Sundstrom was a member of F.R.S. No. 342. Brother of Earl L. Sundstrom.
Born 1 June 1899, at Mt. Chase ME. Son of Mrs. Marcia Swain, 3424 Wetmore. Enlisted 1 Oct 1918, and was sent to Washington State College at Pullman, and placed in the S.A.T.C. He served in Co. E. Discharged 18 Dec 1918, at Pullman. 4,590,320. Private Swain attended Snohomish high school for two and one half years.
Born in New Hampton IA., 9 Jan 1895. Son of Mr. and Mrs. F.F. Swale, 1711 Rucker Ave. Lieut. Swale enlisted in old 12th Co. 15 Jul 1917 at Everett and went to Fort Casey on Aug 1st., as a corporal. On 25 Aug 1917, he was transferred to the Officers Training Camp at the Presidio of San Francisco, and received a commission as second Lieutenant, F.A.R.C. 27 Nov 1917. From 24 Sep 1918, to 29 Apr 1918 he was a casual at the Field Artillery School of Instruction., Samur, France. On 24th May he was assigned to Battery C. 147th F.A. 57th F.A. Brig., 32d Division, A E.F. Lieut. Swale was in action with the famous 32d Division of the Verdun sector from 4th May to 18th ; Toul sector, 10 Jun to 22d Alsace sector, 25th Jun to 23d Jul; the Aisne-Marne sector, 7th Aug to 26th Aug Oise-Marne sector, 28th Aug to 6th Sep Meuse-Argonne sector, 22d Sep to 25th Sep Meuse-Argonne offensive, 26th Sep to 11th November. He was promoted to first Lieutenant 6 Nov 1918, with the same battery. He was discharged at the Presidio of San Francisco, 28 May 1919. Brother of Lieut. Thomas N Swale Lieut. Swale attended the Everett high school from 1910 to 1913 and the University of Washington from 1913 to 1917.
Born at New Hampton IA, 4 Jul 1890, Son of Mr. and Mrs. F.P. Swale, 1711 Rucker Ave. Lieut. Swale entered the First Officers Training Camp at the Presidio of San Francisco 13 May 1917. He received his commission as second lieutenant, infantry, on 15 Aug 1917. He was then assigned to Co. M, 361st, 91st Division. On 25 Sep he was assigned to the 17th Co. 166th D.B. On 23 Jan 1918, he was promoted to first lieutenant, infantry. On 14th Mar he was transferred to the Intelligence Section and ordered to Seattle. On 28th Nov he was transferred to the Department Intelligence Office at San Francisco. Discharged 3 Dec 1918, at the Headquarters Western Department, San Francisco. Lieutenant Swale graduated from the Everett high school in 1909 and from the University of Wa in 1913. He was practicing law with his father in Everett before enlisting in the Army and after being discharged resumed the practice in Seattle. Brother of Lieutenant Jack B. Swale, 147th F.A.
Born 7 June 1893, at Everett, Wife, Florence Swelwell . Private Swalwell served in Co M. 3d Wash. Inf. N.G. for several weeks before reporting at Camp Lewis in Oct 1918.
Born 28 Nov 1886, in Canada. Wife, Effie K Swallwell. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Swalwell of Seattle. Enlisted 5 Feb 1917, in 12th Co. and went to Fort Casey as a sergeant. Was transferred to Batt. D. 63d Art. Fort Casey and in Jan 1918, was chosen to attend the 3d O.T.C. at Camp Lewis and was placed in the 2d Batt. Transferred to Camp Jackson 1 May 1918., and assigned to Batt A, 4th Bn., and later was transferred to Hqrs. Co. Received his commission as a second Lieutenant 1 Jun 1918. Promoted to first Lieutenant 24th Sep and to Captain 22d Oct. He served as C.O. ; transferred to 3d Bn, as C.O. all at Camp Jackson. Discharged 12 Dec 1918. Upon his discharge Capt Swalwell accepted a position with the Nut House in Seattle.
n at Fernwood. Private Swann sic entered the service at Snohomish 20 Oct 1918, at the age of 24 years, and served in the October Automatic Draft at Fort Worden. Discharged 19 Dec 1918. 831,610.
Born 25 Sep 1891, at Chetteck WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swan, 2938 Lombard. Enlisted 7 Apr 1917, in Tacoma in the 8th Co., Wash. C. A. Transferred to Batt. F, 63d Art., 22 Dec 1917; transferred to the 24th Co. P.S., C.A.C., at Fort Flagler, 9 Feb 1918; transferred to Batt. B, 48th Art., C.A.C., at Fort Flagler, 19 Aug 1918; transferred to Co. 26, 166th D. B. at Camp Lewis 28 Mar 1919. He was overseas from 7 Oct 1918, to 13 Mar 1919. Made corporal, 19 Jul 1917; sergeant, 31 Mar 1919. at Camp Lewis.
Co. K, 8th Inf.
Served in the 65th Art., C.A.C., A.E.F. Cousin of Edward J. and Charles G. Swanson
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Swan A. Swanson. Served in Co. D, 361st Inf., 91st Div., A.E.F. Brother of Edward A. Swanson, U.S.N.R.F.
Born 11 Sep 1896. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Swan A. Swanson, Monroe. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F. at Seattle, 15 Jul 1918 and served in Companies 9 and 16 at the US Training Station. Released 20 Dec 1918.
Born 26 Jan 1892, at Stillwater MN. Son of Mrs. Emma Swanson, 1612 1/2 32d St. Entered Camp Lewis 24 Jul 1918 and from the 40th Co., 166th D. B. was transferred to Co. I, 1st Inf., 13th Div. Discharged 25 Jan 1919. 650,378.
Born at Mason City IA. Entered the service at the age of 22 years, 24 Jun 1918, from Everett. After reaching France he became a member of Co. H, 308 Inf. 77th Division, with which he served from 7 Aug 1917 to 28 Apr 1919. He was in the Meuse-Argonne offensive from 5th Sep to 8th Oct., receiving a shrapnel wound on the last named day. Private, first class. 3,137,632.
Born 3 Mar 1897, at Eau Claire WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. L.L. Swartz, 1501 Rucker Ave. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F. at Seattle, 15 Oct. 1918. Apprentice seaman, Released 20 Dec. 1918, at the U.S. Naval Training Camp, Seattle. He was a member of Co. M., 3d Wash. Inf. , N.G., 27 Jul 1918, until he entered the Navy. Graduated from the Everett high school in June 1918.
Born at Cambridge MN. Private Swartz entered the service 21 Sep 1917, at the age of 25 years, and served in the Army as a member of Batt. E., 347th Field Art. He was in France from 14 Jul 1918, until 15 Jan 1919. Made corporal 10 Jul 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 7 Feb 1919.
Born 7 Sep 1899 at Eau Claire WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Sweum, 2150 Maple St. Private Sweum enlisted in the U. S. Marine Corps 31 Oct 1918, and was sent to Mare Island.
Private Swimm entered the service from Arlington 25 Jun 1918, and served in the 30th Co., 166th D. B. at Camp Lewis, until 19 Aug when he was transferred to Batt. f, 38th Field Art. Discharged at Camp Lewis 4 Feb 1919. 3,135,048
Born at Arlington, 14 May 1893. Son of A.H Swoboda of Snohomish. Enlisted in the National Guard of Washington, 10 Feb., 1910, and was transferred from 5th Co. to Batt.F., 65th, Art. 29 Dec., 1917, at Fort Casey. Was transferred to Hqrs. Batt., Trench Art Center. Made sergeant 10 March, 1913, and was discharged as a sergeant on 19 April, 1919.
Born at Christiania Norway. Entered the service 17 Apr 1917 at the age of 18 years and 3 months. Served in France, leaving the US, 28 Oct 1918, and arrived home 18 Jan 1919. Was a member of Batt. D, 2d F. A., 8th Div. Discharged 21 Feb 1919, at Camp Zachary Taylor. 883, 806.
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Born 20 Nov 1895 at Lowell. Son of Mr. and Mrs. David A. Talbot. Enlisted in the Navy at Bremerton 1 Jun 1917, and served as a petty officer on Sub chaser 297. Brother of John L.Talbot of subchaser 203. Former Everett high school student.
Born at Snohomish 13 Feb 1893. son of Mr. and Mrs. David A. Talbot, Lowell. Enlisted in the Navy 7 Jul 1917 at Bremerton. He served as a member of the crew of Sub-chaser 293 as a 1st class seaman. Brother of Everett C. Talbat, Sub-chaser 297. Everett high school graduate.
Born 9 May 1894, at Brunswick MN. Enlisted at Camp Lewis 4 Oct 1917. Transferred from 6th Co 166th D.B. 25 Oct to Co D. 316th Engineers, with which he served until 30 Apr 1919, when he was discharged at Camp Lewis. He was with the 316th Engineers in France from 4 Jul 1918, to 16 Apr 1919 and was with his regiment at St Mihiel from 12th Sep to 16th; in the Meuse- Argonne from 26th to 12th Oct; and in the Ypres- Scheldt from 31st Oct to 11th Nov. 2,273,435. Private, first class. Private Tallman attended the Monroe high school from 1910-1912.
Born at Buffalo NY, 9 Feb 1881. Son of Mrs. Catherine E. Tarbell, Buffalo NY. Wife, Marie F. Tarbell. Lieutenant Tarbell enlisted in the Engineers at Seattle the first part of July 1917, and from there was sent to American Lake. He went overseas in Aug 1917 with Co. F, 18th Engineers, landing at Liverpool. After a couple days spent at the rest camp at Aldershot, the regiment went to Southampton and then to La Havre. The regiment went into camp at Camp Genicart, building this camp, which was the first one established in that part of France. It was located about 10 miles from Bordeaux. They were there until Dec. when they moved to Bassens, from which point, they operated in building the Bassens Dock, the largest piece of American dock engineering done in France. The entire regiment was at Bassens except Co. C, which was at Talence building base hospitals, and remained there until May 1918. Co. B, then went to St. Sulpice, at which place construction work and warehouses were built for all supplies for the ordnance and quartermaster departments for Bordeaux base port. In Aug. 1918, the regiment was split up, and Companies A and F went to Talmont. Lieutenant Tarbell had been made a corporal in Apr. 1918 and Sergeant in June; and on 1 Sep received a commission as 2d lieutenant of inf. He was at Talmont for about 3 wks, and then received orders to report to the 35th Div., and was with this div for 2 weeks on detached service, including their operations in the St. Mihiel salient. He was then sent to Tours and orders given for an assignment to the 18th Inf., 1st Div. They were changed, however, and he was sent to Paris and was in the Postal Express Service from 12 Nov 1918 to 16 Feb 1919. He was then transferred to the Currier Service with headquarters at Paris, being assigned to the 4th dist.. He was in this service traveling throughout France until he left in Jul 1919. Discharged at Camp0 Mills 3 Aug 1919. Lieutenant Tarbell, Major A. B. Cutter and Lieutenant Russell D. Faris were the first Everett men to reach France
C. 63d Artillery in France His previous National Guard service commenced in Nov 1906, when he enlisted in Co. C., 2d Wash. Inf. N.G. He re-enlisted in 5th Co. 15 Dec 1909. He was discharged 12 Feb 1912, , in order to accept a commission as a second lieutenant. He was promoted to captain 13 Mar 1913 and placed on the reserve list 29 Apr 1917 and commissioned as a second lieutenant 1 May 1917. He was promoted to captain 13 Mar 1913 and on the reserve list 29 Apr 1917, , and commissioned as second Lieutentant 1 May 1947. He was promoted to first lieutenant 2 May 1917, and to captain 20 June 1917, and placed in command of 5th Co.
Born 9 Oct 1897, at Marysville. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Tatham, Marysville. Enlisted in the Navy, 10 Apr 1917, and was sent to Mare Island. He graduated from the Marysville high school in 1915 and attended W.S.C. until entering the Navy. Brother of Thomas H. Tatham. U.S.N., and Joseph Tatham, 63d Artillery.
Born 8 Jan 1899, at Marysville. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Tatham, Marysville. Enlisted 4 Apr 1917, in 12th Co. Transferred to Batt. D. 63d Art., at Fort Casey, 20 Dec 1917. Sailed from the United States, 14 July 1918. Arrived in France, 26 Feb 1919. Gunner, 2d class, 22 Mar 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 21 Mar 1919.829,367. Brother of Thomas W. Tatham and Edward O. Tatham. Attended the Marysville high school for three years.
Born 2 Dec 1895, at Marysville. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Tatham. Enlisted in the Navy, 10 Apr 1917, and was sent to Mare Island. He graduated from the Marysville high school in 1915, and attended W.S.C. until entering the Navy. Brother of Edward O. Tatham, U.S.N., and Joseph Tatham, 63d Artillery.
U.S.N.R.F.
Born 3 Feb 1895. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Taubeneck, Marysville. Enlisted in the National Naval Volunteers 3 Jul 1917 at Seattle. He served aboard the U.S.S. Kansas and the U.S.S. Auburn during the period of hostilities. He was then transferred to the U.S.S. Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm, transporting troops home from France. In Jun 1918, (sic) he was transferred from the National Naval Volunteers to the Naval Reserve Force No. 2. He attended the Marysville high school from 1910 to 1914.
Batt. E, 17th Field Artillery, A.E.F
Served in the U.S. Army.
Born 22 Jun 1895 at Saginaw MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Taylor, 2122 Maple St. Entered the service 5 Sep 1917 and served in Co. E, 338th Inf., 85th Div.
Born at Saginaw MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Taylor, 2122 Maple St. Sergeant Taylor entered the service 19 Sep 1917 at Everett at the age of 25 yrs 11 mos. He served in Co. D, 344th Inf. until 16 Oct 1917, when he was transferred to Hqrs Co., 344th Inf., with which he served until 17 (sic) 1918. He was then transferred to the 453d M.T.C. later to the 463d M.T.C.; and was last assigned to the Motorcycle Co. No. 323. He served in France with the A.E.F. from 29 Mar 1918 until 10 Aug 1919. Made Sergeant 8 Mar 1918; Sergeant 1st 1 Apr 1919. He was in the Aisne-Marne defensive and was in the Meuse-Argonne offensive from 26 Spe to 11 Nov 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 23 Aug 1919. 681,683.
Born 25 Mar 1898 at Brunswick GA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Taylor, Darrington. Enlisted 10 Apr 1918 in the 3d Co. WA, C.A. Transferred to 63d Art. 11 Jun 1918. Was with the 63d Art. in France and attended the radio and telephone school at Limoges. Made Corporal in Apr 1918 at Fort Worden. Discharged 21 Mar 1919. 830,176. Attended Seattle Broadway high school in 1916 and 1917, and entered the UW 1 May 1919.
Born at Iola WI. Private Taylor was inducted into the service through the Snohomish board, 24 Jul 1918 at the age of 27 yrs 9 mos. He served at Camp Lewis as a member of Batt. A, 37th F. A. Discharged 28 Feb 1919 at Camp Lewis. Private 1st class. 3,649,680.
Born 13 May 1894, at Oksendale, Norway. Son of Mrs. Anna Teiseth who resides in Norway. Private Teiseth entered Camp Lewis 26 April 1918. He was with the 2d Co. 166th D.B. at Camp Lewis until 12 June 1918, when he was transferred to Camp Merritt. He was later transferred to Camp Crane and the latter part of June went to France with a medical Replacement company. In Aug he became a member of the Medical Detachment, 6th Engineers, 3d Division. The first Distinguished Service Cross, according to available data now on hand was the one posthumously awarded to Private Teiseth 20 Nov 1918, one month after his death. Private Teiseth was small in stature barely able to get within the lowered physical requirements- but the following citation demonstrates that it does not require a giant to win the coveted medal: Distinguished Service Cross Citation. "Private Jacob B. Teiseth [deceased] Meditachment, 6th Engineers. Distinguished himself by extraordinary heroism in connection with military operations against an armed enemy of the United States at Claires Chenes Woods, France, on 20 Oct 1918, and in recognition of his gallant conduct I have awarded him, in the name of the president The Distinguished Service Cross awarded on 20 Nov 1918 "John J. Pershing "Commander in Chief" No. 1373. Private Teiseth was killed in action on the day named in the citation, 20 Oct 1918, in Claires Chenes Woods. The D.S.C. was awarded one month later. The 6th Engineers had 149 battle deaths; 31 in the Battle of Picardy, 63 in the Marne, and 55 in the Meuse-Argonne. It might be of interest to note that five of the 31 killed in Picardy were cooks. Private Teiseth is survived by a sister Mrs. Lars Husby of East Stanwood. 653,756.
Served fifteen mos. in the Q.M.C. Born at Vancouver. Age at enlistment, 25 yrs.
Born 15 Jun 1894 at Lake City MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Tennant, 2017 Summit Ave. Private Tennant entered Camp Lewis 3 Nov 1917 and was assigned to the 2d Co., 166th D. B. On 5 Dec 1917 he was transferred to Kelly Field TX, in the Air Service and placed in Line No. 81 on special duty. He remained there until 8 Jan 1918 when he was transferred to Vancouver Barracks in the Spruce Div. and assigned to the 407th Sqdn. On 8 Feb he was sent to Waldport OR on special duty as a compass man and was there until 16 Jan 1919. While at Waldport he was transferred into the 83rd Sqdn. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks out of the 13th Casual Co. 24 Jan 1919. 872,415. Private Tennant attended the Everett high school for 2 yrs.
Born 12 Sep 1898 , at Everett. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Terry, Marysville. Entered the O.T.C. at the University of Washington 10 Oct 1919. Discharged 13 Dec 1918. He graduated from the Nooksack WA, high school in 1918.
Born in Texdal, Norway. Private Texdal was inducted into service at Snohomish 23 Jun 1918, at the age of 32 years. He served in the 39th Co. E., 157th Infantry at Camp Kearny. In France he was transferred to Co. E.,, 305th Inf., 77th Division; and went into action in the Argonne Forest with the :Metropolitan" Division on 26 Sep 1918. He served throughout the operations of that division from that date until the armistice was signed. He left the United States 8 Aug 1918, and arrived from France 4 Apr 1919. He was discharged at Camp Lewis. 3,133,694.
Born 2 May 1892, at Chicago IL. Son of Mrs. Rebecca J Hardison, 3222 Cleveland. Entered the service in March 1918, in the coast artillery. He was transferred from the Presidio of San Francisco to Fort Funston; then to Camp Mills and then overseas.
Born 14 Mar 1896. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Arlington. Enlisted in the Medical Department of the Army 17 July 1917, and August 20th was transferred to Camp Kearny. He was Sergeant 19 July 1918, and was discharged at Camp Keary 25 Jan 1919. He was sent to Spokane 7 July 1919 to attend the Northwestern Business College under the federal vocational board.
U.S. Army, Camp Lewis.
Wife, Ethel F. Thomas. Born 28 Sep 1893 at Stockton CA. Private Thomas was inducted into the Tank Corps 10 Oct 1918, to entrain for Camp Colt, Gettysburg, PA. He left Everett 16 Oct and while enroute to Camp Colt and was taken ill with Spanish influenza and was placed in the Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne IN, 31 Oct. (sic) While there he died on 29 Oct 1919, (sic) of bronichial pneumonia. Prior to his induction he we employed as a chauffeur for Gov. D. M. Clough for several years.
Private Thomas son of James Thomas was one of the Indian boys who was inducted into the service. He served in the A.S.A.P.
Born at Arlington. Entered the service 15 June 1918, through Arlington, at the age of 27 years and 5 months. Attended the Modern Auto Schools. Training Detachment , June 15th to August 13th ; in Batt. B., 36th Bn., F.A., from August 14th to October 12th; Batt. B., 3d Regt., F.AR.D., Oct 23d to Dec 30th; Batt. B. F.A.T.B.., 31 Dec 1918, to 10 Feb 1919; Discharged at Camp Zachary Taylor 25 Feb 1919. 3,423,845.
Born 14 Mar 1895, at Lowell. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thompson R.F.D. No.1 Everett. Enlisted 25 Jan 1918 in the U.S. Navy at Seattle. After receiving training at the U.S.Naval Training Station Seattle he was transferred to New York and placed on the Atlantic up to Apr 1919. Former Marysville high school student. Brother Marys
Born 13 Oct 1891, at Lowell. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thompson, R.F.D. 1, Everett. Enlisted in the Navy 3 Nov 1917. From Mare Island he was transferred to the U.S.S. Maine; and later served on the training ship Rainbow. Brother of Arthur T Thompson U.S.N.
Served with the U.S. Marine Corps, Philippine Islands.
49th Co. 5th Regt., U.S. Marine Corps
Dr. Thompson served in the medical department, U.S.A.
Served eleven an one half mos. in the U.S.N.R.F. Released from active duty 19 Feb. 1919, Born at Lyndonville VT.. Age at enlistment, 19 yrs.
Born 9 March 1890, in Norway. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thompson. Enlisted 5 April 1917, in 5th Co. and sent to France with Batt. F., 65th Artillery. He spent four months in a base hospital at Toul on account of rheumatism and returned to New York with the 449th Casual Co. 2 March 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis 19 Mar 1919. He was in action with the 65th Artillery in the Mousson sector from November 1st. to 11, 1918.
Born at Arlington. At the age of 25 years Private Thomsen was inducted into the service 14 Jun 1918. He was a member of the Training Detachment, Washington State College, until 13th Aug when he was transferred to Camp Lewis and placed in Co. H. 76th Infantry. Discharged 24 Feb 1919, at Camp Lewis, 3, 425,957.
Born 2 April 1881, at Kingston, Ontario. Enlisted 20 April 1915, in the 50th Calgary Battalion Infantry. Transferred two weeks later to the 10th Bn. Left Halifax and landed later to the 10th Bn. Left Halifax and landed at Liverpool in June and was soon sent to the Flanders front. After two and one half months fighting, he was gassed near Arras. This was before the Allies had been supplied with masks. Spent several months in hospitals in England and was finally discharged at Victoria, B.C., 3rd Sept. 1916. Corporal.
Born 29 Jan 1895 at Escanaba MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Thompson, 2811 McDougall Ave. He enlisted in the Navy at Bremerton 10 Nov 1917 and served on the U.S. Subchaser 299, and on the U.S.S. Westford. He arrived at Havre 14 Oct 1918. He also served on the Collier Proteus.
Born 9 Aug 1891 at Silvana. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Halvor Thorsen, R. F. D. 4, Arlington. Private Thorsen entered Camp Lewis 26 Jun 1918. He became a member of Co. E, 110th Inf., 28th Div in France. During the Meuse-Argonne offensive Private Thorsen received shrapnel wounds in the chin and right arm. He was discharged at Camp Lewis 3 Mar 1919. 3,133,698. Brother of Emma I. Thorsen, A. N. C., who died at Camp Dodge IA, 24 Nov 1918.
Born at Utsaladdy (sic). Private Thorsen was a member of the S.A.T.C. at the State College of Washington, from 14 Aug 1918 until 17 Dec 1918. Age at enlistment, 22 years. Discharged at Pullman, 17 Dec 1918. 3,432,532.
Born 24 Jul 1894 at St. Paul MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Thorsen, 1924 Grand Ave. Wife, Eva Marie Thorsen. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F., Radio Sec., at Seattle, 10 Jun 1918. Released 6 Feb 1919. Former Everett high school student.
Born at Everett 21 Sep 1898. Son of Mrs. Jenne E. Thorsvig. Enlisted in 12th Co., 19 Mar 1917 at Ft. Casey. As a member of Batt. D of the 63d he went to France. He attended the O. and T. Center No. 2 at Limoges from 10 Aug-10 Oct 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919. Private Thorsvig was attending Everett high school prior to enlisting.
Born 12 Sep 1900, at Hazelhurst WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob E. Tichacek, 1118 Wetmore. Entered in the Navy 27 Dec 1918, as a pharmacist, and was stationed at Goat Island. Brother of John H.Tichacek.
Born 25 Mar 1897, at Hazelhurst WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob E. Tichacek, 1118 Wetmore Ave. Enlisted in the Navy 7 Apr 1917, at Bremerton. He served on the Transport Saratoga as a fireman from 23 Jul 1917, to 31 Mar 1919, when he was transferred to the Kingfisher. He made six trips overseas. Brother of Harry W.F. Tachacek, U.S.N.
Born at West Plains MO. He enlisted 3 Apr 1917 in the Everett Naval Militia and was mustered into Federal service 4 days later. He left Bremerton on the U.S.S. South Dakota in Apr 1917 for service on the Atlantic Ocean.
Born 2 Apr 1890 at Beevile TX. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Toler, 2327 Lombard. Enlisted in the heavy art. 12 Nov 1914, he was transferred to Fort Ward, WA. At Fort Ward he was in the 150th Co., C.A.C., which later became the 1st Co, and on 19 Jan 1918 became the 16th Co. P. S. 23 Dec 1917, he was transferred to Batt. F, 63d Art. and went to France with the 63d. Attended the O. and T. Center No. 2 at Limoges for truck drivers and completed the course 14 Sep 1918. Rejoined Batt. E at Aixe-sur-Vienne, and then on to La Courtine. On the return trip he left La Courtine a week before the reg't left for Couzeix with the reconnaissance cars to arrange billets for the 3d Bn. From there on he took the regular course of the 63d Art. to Camp Lewis. On 21 Mar 1919 he was transferred to 41st Co., 166th D. B. at Camp Lewis, and on 1 Apr to Camp Hqrs Co. Furloughed to the regular army reserve on 18 Apr 1919. Made cook of 150th Co. 15 Mar 1917 and at his own request was returned to the rank of private on 10 Jul 1918. Brother of Leonard K. Toler of the 7th Infirmary, Hos. Corps, Camp Lewis. Private Toler served in 3d Co. Wash. C. A. C., from 1909 to 1911.
Born at Beeville TX. Entered the Medical Department 5 Sep 1917 at the age of 22 yrs 9 mos. as a member of 61st Co., 166th D. B., Camp Lewis. Served in Infirmaries Nos. 8, 13,11, and 7. Discharged 16 May 1919 at Camp Lewis. 4,712,650. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. . Toler, 2327 Lombard Ave. Brother of Ira Toler, 63d Art.
Born 25 June 1890, at Antigo WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tomany , Antigo WI. Entered Camp Lewis 21 Sep 1917, from Everett, and served in Co C. 361st Inf., 91st Div. Sergeant.
Born 16 Oct 1899, at Antigo WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tomany, 2102 Grand Ave. Entered the service 26 Jul 1918, and became a member of Co. G. 2d Inf., 38th Brig., 19th Div., at Camp Dodge, Iowa. Corporal.
Born in Everett 6 Mar 1897. Son of Mr. and Mrs. O F. Tooker of Fairmount. Enlisted in the Naval Militia, 6th Div. 4 May 1916, and left Everett with the boys who saw service on the U.S.S. South Dakota. He had earned the rank of Boatswain's Mate in Nov. 1916 but upon being federalized the Naval Militia petty officers were reduced. However, in May 1918 he was Coxswain. Released to inactive duty 12 Dec 1918. A crew for a 6-inch gun on the South Dakota, for which he was gun pointer, had the distinction to e awarded the coveted "E: for markmanship claimed to be the first award of its kind after war was declared. he played on the Everett high school football teams during 1915 and 1916; was president of the 1916 class; and graduated in February, 1917.
Born 22 Jun 1893 at Elbow Lake MN. Son of Mrs. Amanda Torell, 2102 McDougall Ave. Entered Camp Lewis 19 Sep 1917, and went to France as a member of Co. A, 361st Inf., 91st Div. He was in the St. Mihiel, in reserve 11 -13 Sep 1918; in the Meuse-Argonne 28 Sep - 2 Oct; in the Lys-Scheldt, Belgium 31 Oct - 11 Nov. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Apr 1919. He sailed from the US 6 Jul 1918 and returned 14 Apr 1919.
Born at Arlington. Entered the S.A.T.C. at the University of Washington 10 Oct 1918, at the age of 18 years. He was a member of Co. I. Discharged at Seattle 18 Dec 1918. 4,593,091.
Born at Grand Rapids MI. Entered the service at Fort Lawton 6 Jun 1918, at the age of 18 years and five months. He served in Bakery Co. QMC. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Dec 1918.
Born at Stillwater MN. Enlisted 4 May 1917, in the Everett Naval Militia at the age of 20 years. He was mustered into Federal service 7 Apr 1917, and sailed from Bremerton on the USS South Dakota for service along South America and on the Atlantic Coast.
Born 25 Oct 1899 at Albany OR. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Townsend, 1617 Rucker Ave. Enlisted in the Navy in August 1918 at the Naval Training Station Seattle. He served on the Transport Minnesotan. Graduated from Everett high school in 1917.
Born 12 Jan 1895 at Leavenworth. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Tozer 1805 Hewitt Ave. Lieutenant Tozer enlisted in the Air Service at Seattle 8 May 1917. On 11 May he left Fort Lawton for Kelly Field. On 28 Nov he was sent to Columbus OH; and on 29 Dec he was again transferred this time to Rockwell Field. Hei s next transfer was to Love Field, 6 Apr 1918. A month later he was sent to Carlstrom Field, Arcadia FL. On 1 Jun he was transferred to Dorr Field where he received his commission as second lieutenant, A.S.A.R.M.A., on 30 Ju. On 28 Aug he was assigned to Love Field and on 14 Nov he was assigned to Gerstner Field LA, where he was discharged 1 Jan 1919. Lieutenant Tozer graduated from Everett high school 1914. He then completed a business course, and a 3 years' extension course in mechanical and electrical engineering at the U. of Minnesota, 1915-1917. Since his discharge he has been associated with his father in the Commerce Pharmacy, 1805 Hewitt Ave.
Served two yrs. in the Army, and was a Sergt., in the 50th Co. P.S., C.A.C.
Born 12 Sep 1899 in Chicago IL. Son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Travis, Pinehurst. Served in the S.A.T.C., Co. B., at Seattle. Private Travis graduated from the Everett high school in 1918.
Born 30 Oct 1887, at Wausaw WI Son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Treble, 2606 Rockefeller. Entered Camp Lewis 4 Oct 1917, and from the 166th D.B. was transferred to the 381st Inf., on 25 Oct 1917. He served as a cook with the 361st Inf., 91st Division in the United States and France until his discharge. 2, 257,675.
U.S. Marine Corps.
Born 28 Apr 1892 at Modugno Italy. Reported at Camp Lewis 25 Aug 1918, and was placed in the 6th Co. 166th D.B.; until 4 Sep 1918, when he was transferred to the 13th Sanitary Train. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 25 Feb 1919.3,946,786.
Born 29 Sep 1894 , at Stanton MI. Enlisted in 5th Co. at Snohomish 17 Jul 1915, and went with that company to Fort Casey, 1 Aug 1917. Transferred to Batt. D, 63d Art. in December, and went to France with that regiment. Left the US, 14 Jul 1918 for France and arrived home 26 Feb 1919, from overseas. Corporal, 5 Mar 1918. First class gunner, 22 Mar 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919. 829,193.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Tronsrud, Machias. Served in the Army.
Born at Seattle. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Tronsrud, Machias. Entered the service at Snohomish 28 June, 1918, at the age of 25 years and nine months. Served in Co.F, 2d Army Artillery Park. Discharged at Fort MacArthur, California 14 Dec 1918. Made private first class 16 Nov 1918.3,4246,756.
Born at Tacoma, 14 Dec 1893. Entered the service 30 Jun 1917. From Fort Lawton he was transferred to a casual detachment M.O.T.C., at Fort Riley, where he served until 10th Oct. He was then transferred to the base hospital at Waco TX, where he served until 6 Mar 1919. He was then transferred to the 1st Co. 166th D.B. Camp Lewis, on 20 Mar 1919. Made Sergeant 15 Oct 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 20 Mar 1919. 1,102,235. Sergeant Trubshaw R.F.D.1, Snohomish.
Born at Rice Lake WI. 11 Apr 1894. Son of Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Trygsted, 2106 Lombard. Entered Camp Lewis, 6 Oct 1918, and served in France as a member of Co. B, 119th M. G. Bn. 32d Div.
Born 24 Jul 1898 at Seattle. Enlisted in 12th Co., 20 Feb 1917, and went to Fort Casey 1 Aug 1917, when the coast art. companies were order to the Puget Sound forts. He was later transferred to the 48th Art., C.A.C. serving as a bugler. He reached Camp Lewis for discharge 28 Mar 1919.
Son of Mrs. V. tucker, of Arlington. Served in the A. E. F. as a member of the 29th Platoon (Searchlight), 56th Engrs. Upon his discharge at Camp Lewis he went to La Grande OR.
Served in the 65th Art.
Born in IL, 6 Jun 1896. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tuengel, R.F.D. 3, Snohomish. Entered Camp Lewis 25 Jul 1918 and was assigned to Batt. A, 39th F. A., 13th Div. Discharged at Camp Lewis 29 Jan 1919. 3,648,698. Private first class. Brother of Herman E. Tuengel, 347th M. G. Bn.
Born 3 Oct 1893 at Odell Ill. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tuengel, R. F. D. 3, Snohomish. Private Tuengel entered Camp Lewis 25 Apr 1918 and went to France as a member of Co. B, 347th M. G. Bn. He was reported killed in action while with the 91st Div. in the Meuse-Argonne, 28 Sep 1918. Brother of Gerhardt H. Tuengel, 39th F. A.
(cont). He had the first battery of French 75m.m. guns in the United States, and fired the demonstrating problems for the school when this government was trying out the present method of demolition firing. His battery of French guns was the first one to use an American brand of oil in the recoil system. Capt Tupper practiced law in Snohomish before entering the army
Born 5 Jun 1898, at Star Lake WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. George O. Tupper. Enlisted 5 Jul 1918, in old 5th Co. Transferred from 5th Co. to Batt. D, 63d Art. at Fort Casey, 21 Dec 1917; from Batt. D to Batt. F, 63d Art. at Fort Flagler in May, 1918; from Batt. D 63d Art. to the U. S. Hospital Ship, General O'Reilley at New York, 27 Feb 1918; to Casual Co No. 262 at Camp Meritt, 13 Mar 1919. Served in France with Batt. F, from 14 Jul 1918 to 27 Feb 1919. Corporal in 1916; sergeant, 28 May 1917. Discharged 28 Mar 1919 at Camp Lewis. 829,170. Brother of Capt. Myron W. Tupper and Leon L. Tupper of the U.S. Subchaser 304.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. George O. Tupper. Served in the U.S. Navy during the war as a member of the crew of the U. S. Sub-chaser 304. Brother of Capt. Myron W. Tupper and Sergt. Chester D. Tupper.
Born 20 July 1890, at Wausaw, Wis. Son of Mr. and Mrs. George O. Tupper, Snohomish. Wife Hazel E. Tupper. Capt. Tupper joined the 5th Co. 6 July, 1906, and was a member of that company from then until he resigned his commission as captain, 16 June 1917, to accept a commission as a second lieutenant in the Field Artillery, regular army. At the time of leaving the National Guard, he was the ranking captain in the Coast Artillery of this State. He resigned from 5th Co. in the belief that he would get to France at a early date in the regular army. He was sent from Snohomish to the Army Service School at Fort Leavenworth, and took a ten weeks' course there. In Sept. 1917 he went to Fort Sill to join the 14th Field Artillery. Within an hour after arriving at Fort Sill, he was placed in command of Batt. A. 14th Field Artillery, although this was the first battery of its kind he had ever seen. On Nov. 11th he was transferred to Batt.C. , and remained in command until 15 June 1918. After spending two weeks in Snohomish, he returned to his post in July, and was promoted to Captain and sent to the School of Fire for instruction. He graduated from this school in September, and was made regimental firing instructor. He also had charge of students at the School of Fire, demonstrating battalion movements and problems. In Oct. 1918, he was selected as one of the fifteen officers of the regiment to go to France and was ordered to Camp Jackson for replacement. After the Armistice he was transferred to the 14th Field Artillery as Personal Adjutant, an office which he held until 30th April 1919. when he was ordered to report to Camp Meade June 31st for Hoboken, and sailed on the U.S.S. Great Northern for France June 4th. Arrived at Brest June 11th. On 11th June 1919, he was assigned to Camp Pontanozen, Brest. During the time Capt. Tupper was in the 14th F.A. his three inch battery fired 35,000 rounds of ammunition for the School of Fire and a 75 m.m. fired , 30,000 rounds.
Born 6 Nov 1877, in New York City. Captain Turner enlisted for the Second Reserve Officer's Training Camp at the Presido of San Francisco 25 Aug 1917. He received a commission as Captain, Aviation Section, Signal Corps, U.S.A. He commanded the 33d Spruce Squadron, which was stationed in this county ,during a major part of the war. On 8 Jan 1919, Captain Turner was assigned to the Law Enforcement Division, War Department, at San Francisco. On 3d Feb, he was transferred to Douglas, Arizona, in the same work, and remained there until discharged, 30 Jun 1919, in recognition of the work done by Captain Turner in this department at Douglas, Secretary of War Newton D. Baker, under date of 5 Jul 1919, commended him in the following letter: "Dear Captain Turner: "I beg to express to you on behalf of the War Department its appreciation of the excellent service rendered by you as an officer in the Law Enforcement Division of the Commission on Training Camp Activities. The work performed by you as fixed post representative of the Division at Douglas AZ shows ability of a high order, and has been most effective and commendable. "Expressing to you the thanks of the War Department and myself I am, Cordially yours, [signed ] Newton D. Baker "Secretary of War" Captain Turner had had considerable military experience before the last war, and is a Spainish-American veteran. He served as a private, corporal, and sergeant in Batt. D, 1st Light Artillery,Ohio National Guard, from Jan 1896 to May 1898. He then became a member of an Engineer Battalion, Regular Army, serving as a private and corporal until 1900. He was commissioned as Captain to organize and command Co. C, Washington State Guard, in 1917, but resigned this commission to enter the Presido. Captain Turner attended high school at Batley, Yorkshire, England, from 1891 to 1892: and was a student in the Law College University of Washington, from 1907 to 1909. Wife, Nora D. Turner. Captain and Mrs. Turner have two children, Cecelia Turner and Charles P. Turner.
Private Turner served 4 months in the S.A.T.C. at the UW. Born at Chicago IL. Age at entering service, 18 years.
Born at Marysville 2 Aug 1893. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Turner, Long Beach CA. Wife, Ione G. Turner. Enlisted in 1st Co., C.A.C., at Fort Worden 5 Nov 1916; called to active service 22 Nov 1917; and on 20 Sep 1918 was placed in Batt. E, 39th Art. On 2 Nov 1918, he left Ft. Worden and arrived at Camp Upton 9 Nov. He was there 2 weeks and then taken to Camp Grant for 2 weeks, and then on to Camp Lewis where he was discharged 27 Dec 1918. Sergeant, 22 May 1918. Graduated from Marysville high school 1913 and attended UW for one year. 830,202.
Born 5 Mar 1873, at Hiram OH. Wife, Christine H. Turner Mr. Turner resigned his position in the county clerk's office in Mar 1918, to enter the Y.M.C.A., service . After taking a course of instruction at Columbia University he left for France in Aug 1918. He was at Clermont for four months, and was then sent to Paris where he remained on duty until returning home . Mr. Turner was principal of the Jefferson school in Everett for five years, and was also on the high school faculty for three years before entering the county clerk's office. He received his high school education at Hiram, Ohio and graduated from Hiram College in 1897, with the degree of B.A. Gilbert Turner's son of Mr. and Mrs. Turner served in the Navy during the war.
Born 20 Oct 1900, at Mantua OH. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Turner, 1625 Oakes. Enlisted in the Navy in Jul, 1918, at Seattle, for a period of four years. Former Everett High School student. His father, Frank A. Turner, former Chief Deputy in the County Clerk's Office, was in the Y.C.M.A. service in France.
Born 22 Sep 1895, at Los Gatos CA. Mother Mrs. Rose N. Turner, 218 Ave B, Snohomish. Entered Camp Lewis 13 Sep 1918, but was transferred to the 8th Div. at Camp Fremont, then to Camp Mills and Camp Lee. He was a member of Co. A.M.P. 8th Div. Discharged 18 Dec 1918. Graduated from Snohomish high school in 1915.
Born 10 Dec 1870, at Coyville KS. Enlisted in the Canadian army 2 Jun 1916, at Calgary. On 20 Aug 1916, he was transferred from the 18th Calgary Engrs. , to the 10th Inf. Bn. He served in the C.E.F. as a member of Hill 70, Vimy Ridge, Paschendale and other engagements with the Canadians. He was gassed at Hill 70 20 Aug 1917. Was also wounded while in action. Discharged at Victoria 2 Dec 1918. 505,431.
21 Jul 1898, at Vantagriff PA. Son of J. E. Tuttle, 2111 Colby. Enlisted 15 Feb 1916, in 3d Co., Oregon C. A. C., and on 13 Aug 1917, he was transferred to the 15th Co., Columbia C. A. C. In Jun 1918 he was transferred to Batt. D, 69th Art. C. A. C., and served with this regiment in England and France. Discharged 2 Jul 1919. 835,292.
Born 6 Mar 1896 at Wausaukee WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tweeddale, 3219 Rucker Ave. Served in the U. S. Army during the war and advanced to the rank of lieutenant.
Born 11 Jan 1892 at Algoma WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tweeddale, 3219 Rucker Ave. Entered the service through induction on 10 Sep 1918. 4,741,960. He is a graduate of Everett high school and a brother of Leiut. Duane Tweeddale.
Born 20 Dec 1885, at Leroy KS. Wife, Gertrude M. Tyler, 1816 Rainier. Son of G.B. Tyler, Everett. Enlisted 1 May 1918, receiving his commission as a first lieutenant. From Fort Leavenworth he was transferred to Camp Mills on 25th May; and sailed from Hoboken during the early part of June, arriving in France 17 June 1918. He served with the 31st Engrs. A.E.F., and was promoted to captain in Sept, 1918. Captain Tyler served with Co.I, 12th Inf., from 1901 to 1904. Two and half years of this time was spent in the Philipines, and the last six months at Fort Crook NE. He was discharged as a sergeant from that enlistment. While in France he attended Officer's School. at Angers from 2d Jul until 16th July, when he returned to Samur, where his headquarters were established. He was a master mechanic of the 14th Grand Division, Trans. Corps. Capt. Tyler's work in this division was highly complimented by Gen. Attebery, and Gen. Pershing. Prior to his enlistment he was a forman in the G.N. shops at Delta for eight years.
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Born in Finland 3 Jul 1891. Private Uddman entered Camp Lewis 25 Apr 1918. He was transferred to Camp Mills and then overseas. While in action with one of the infantry units of the A.E.F. he was wounded in the arm and gassed severly. He was reported to have died from the effects of the gas on 13 Jan 1919. His father resides in Finland.
Born 7 Jan 1892 at Colfax. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Ungren, R. F. D. 1, Edmonds. Entered Camp Lewis 25 Apr 1918 and went to France as a member of Co. B, 347th M. G. Bn., 91st Div. Was in England from 18 Jul -1 Sep 1918. Was at La Havre and other towns in France until he joined his company about 22 Sep, before going "over the top." He was in the Meuse-Argonne until 12 Oct and was with this company in the Ypres-Lys operations 30 Oct-11 Nov 1918. Private 1st class. Discharged 9 May 1919 at Camp Lewis. 2,291,407. While in action with his machine gun company, Private Ungren was a gunner during most of the time.
U.S. Navy
Born at Rifle CO. Private Utt served in the S.A.T.C. at the UW from October 18, 1918 until 18 Dec 1918. He was 19 years old at the time of entering the army. He was a member of Co. G, while in the service at the UW. Discharged 18 Dec 1918 at Seattle.
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Born 26 May 1897, at Borup MN. Son of A.G. Vaara, Silvana. Enlisted in the Naval Air Service 7 Nov. 1916, at Bellingham. From Bellingham he was sent to Mare Island where he remained for about five months and was then ordered to duty in Pacific waters, visiting China, Hawaii, Philippine Islands and Japan. After a year's service on Pacific ocean, he returned to San Diego in Mar. 1918. From there he was transferred to Hampton Roads. He left Mare Island on the Cruiser Gaveston. He left Mare Island on the Cruiser Galveston. His enlistment was for a period of four years.
Born 6 Sep 1896, at Monroe. Enlisted in 5th Co. 2 Apr 1917, and went to Fort Casey with the company when it was reported there 1 Aug 1917. Son of Mrs. Anna Van Asdlen, Monroe.
Born 8 Apr 1894, at Monroe. Son of Mrs. Anna Van Asdlen. Enlisted in 5th Co, 24 June 1916, and went to Fort Casey with the company 1 Aug 1917, as a first class private. He was transferred from Fort Casey to Bakery Co. No.340, at the Presidio; then to Camp Fremont and then overseas. He graduated from the Monroe high school in 1915.
Born at Toledo OH 23 Jan 1892. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Van Dyke, 1718 Robson St., Vancouver, B.C. Enlisted in the U.S. Naval Aviation 15 Oct 1917, and was sent from Seattle to San Diego in October. Rating, Chief Quartermaster. Discharged 5 Feb 1919. Former Everett high school student.
Born 1 Feb 1899, at Hoboken NJ. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.P. Van Gemert, Woodinville. Private Van Gemert enlisted in 5th Co.9 Apr 1917, and served in France as a member of Battery D, 63d Artillery. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 21 Mar 1919.
Born at Dehi MN. Entered the service at Everett, 28 Jul 1917, at the age of 21 yrs. Served in the 44th Squadron, A.S.A.P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 27 Dec 1918. Private 1st class. 870,717.
Born in Florence, NY. Enlisted 4 May 1916, in the Naval Militia at Everett. He left Everett 7 Apr 1917, and sailed from Bremerton on the U.S.S. South Dakota. He enlisted when 18 years old.
Served in Co. G, 121st Inf., A.E.F.
Born at Weatherford TX. Enlisted 2 Apr 1917 in the Everett Naval Militia at the age of 23 yrs. He left for Bremerton with the 6th Div., Naval Militia, 7 Apr 1917 and went aboard the U.S.S. South Dakota at Bremerton. Released 3 Dec 1918 at Pelham Bay Park, NY. Rating, Coxswain.
Born in May in 1892 near the Swiss border in France. He entered Camp Lewis and was transferred from there to Vancouver Barracks and placed in the 403d Spruce Sqdn. Bugler. Discharged 4 Feb 1919.
Born 4 Apr 1885, at Big Lake MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Valley, 3414 Oakes Ave. He entered the service 15 Oct 1918, in the S.A.T.C., at Washington State College, Pullman, to prepare for the Signal Corps. He was a member of Co. E., Section B.S.A.T.C. His honorable discharge was received 18 Dec 1918. He was graduated from Monticella MT., high school in 1904.
Served thirteen mos. with the Medical Detach., 347th M.G. Bn.
Born at Watters. Private Verlinde entered Camp Lewis from Snohomish 24 Jul 1918 at the age of 24 yrs and served in the army as a member of Batt. A, 39th Field Art. He was discharged 29 Jan 1919.
Private Vestal served in Co. A, 12th Inf. He was discharged at Norfolk VA in Oct 1919.
Captain Vestral commanded 5th Co., when it was mustered into federal service, and served with Batt.
28 Feb 1894, at Foston, MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew O. Vik, 2625 Grand. Entered Camp Lewis 7 Sep 1917, and first served in Co. M, 361st Inf., 91st Division. Transferred to the 316th Engrs., 91st Division, with which he served in France. He was with the 91st in reserve at St. Mihiel 12th Sept to 16th; and was in the Meuse-Argonne from 26th Sep until the division was relieved. The engineers of the 91st in this battle were used as infantry for three days in attacking the Germans. From the Argonne he went to Belgium and was in the operations there on the Scheldt River. Discharged 29 Apr 1918, at Camp Lewis. 2,276,867.
Born 6 Oct 1887, at Verndale MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Vincent, Marysville. Enlisted in the Q.M. Corps at Seattle, 21 Jul 1917, and served at Camp Lewis.
Served in the U.S.N.R.F. Released from active duty 8 Feb 1919, at the U.S. Naval Training Camp, Seattle.
Born 3 Apr 1898, at Rock Island IL. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas Von Postel. Enlisted 19 Aug 1918, at Fort Lawton in the Motor Transport Corps. He was at Newport News from 26 Aug to 6 Sep 1918; and served in Park Unit No. 35, from 6 Sep 1918, to Apr 1,1919. Sergeant. Discharged 19 Apr 1919, at Camp Lewis.
Born 14 June 1890 at Jefferson City MO. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Vorce, 1710 Pacific. Private Vorce entered Camp Lewis 6 Sep 1918, and served in the 13th Division as a member of Battery F., 37th Artillery. Discharged at Camp Lewis 11 Dec 1918.
Born 14 Jun 1890 at Jefferson City MO. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H. Vorce, 1710 Pacific Ave. He went to Camp Lewis 6 Sep 1918 and was placed in Batt. E, 27th F. A. Discharged 11 Dec 1918.
162d Inf., A.E.F.
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Born at West Plains MO. Entered the service 15 Sep 1918 at the age of 21 years. He served as a member of the Supply Co., 329th Inf. He was a member of the A.E.F. from 3 Sep 1918 to 31 Jan 1919. Discharged at Camp Pike through the 14th Co., 162d D. B., 14 Feb 1919. 3,826,814.
Born at Elroy WI. Entered the service 21 Oct 1918 from Hoquiam, at the age of 21 yrs 8 mos. He was a member of the October Automatic Replacement Draft at Fort Worden and was discharged 19 Dec 1918. 831,584.
Born at Trondhjem, Norway. Entered Camp Lewis from Everett 18 Jul 1917, at the age of 23. Served on Batt. D. 39th Art., C.A.C. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 26 Dec 1918, through the 26th Co., 166th D.B. 1,830,048.
Born 27 Feb 1894 at Trondjhem, Norway. Parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wahl, 2515 Oakes Ave. Enlisted 5 Feb 1917 in 12th Co. From Fort Casey he was transferred to the 7th Co., W.C.A. at Fort Worden and sent to butte MT for guard duty for 4 months under Capt. Thomas R. Parker. In Jan 1918 the 7th Co. became the 23d Co. P.S., C.A.C. Transferred to Batt. D, 39th Art., C.A.C. 20 Sep 1918 and the regiment was at Camp Upton ready to sail the day the armistice was signed, under command of Col. C. C. Hammond. First class private. Discharged 26 Dec 1918.
Served in the U. S. Army
Served in Co. L, 44th Inf. at the Presidio. Discharged at Camp Lewis 1 Jul 1919.
Co. E, 44th Inf.
Born 24 May 1896 at Marshall NC . Son of Mrs. Mary E Chick, 1709 California Ave. Entered the 43d Co. 166th D.B. at Camp Lewis 5 Nov 1917. He was transferred to Hqrs. Co. 361st Inf., 91st Division and from that unit to Co. K, 361st Infantry. He was with the A.E.F. from 6 Jul 1918 to 15 Apr 1919 and was with the 91st Division at St. Mihiel; in the Meuse-Argonne, from 26 Sep to 12 Oct; and in the Lys-Scheldt, from 31 October to 11 Nov 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 9 May 1919. 2, 258,452.
Born at Union Hill NJ. Enlisted in the Army at the outbreak of the war and was last assigned as supply sergeant in Batt. D, 48th Art., C.A.C. Age at enlistment, 21 years.
Born 17 Apr 1891, at Des Moines IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Swan O. Wallgren, 2124 Wetmore Ave, Everett. From Dec Moines the family moved to Galveston TX, and then to Everett in 1901. He enlisted in 12th Co. Wash. C.A., 5 Feb 1917. in May 1917, he was made a corporal. From 25 Jul 1917, to Dec. 20th, he was a sergeant in 12th company. From the latter date until 6 Apr 1918, he was a sergeant in Batt. D., 63d C.A.C. From 8 Apr 1918, until 26 Jun 1918, he attended the O.T.C. at Fort Monroe, receiving his commission on the latter date. He was assigned to the 9th Co. P.S.C.A.C., at Fort Casey on 15 Jul serving with that unit as an officer until 20th Sept when he was designated as an instructor in heavy artillery., Western front methods. He was company commander of the 17th Co. P.S., C.A.C., from 10th Nov to 11th Dec; of the 23d Co. from 11 Dec 1918 to 31 Jan 1919, and of the Non-Commissioned Officer's School, Ft. Worden. Discharged 12 Mar 1919. After attending the Everett high school three years and business college one year, he entered the Washington School of Optometry, graduating in 1913. He passed the state examination 25 Feb 1914. Wife, Mabel C. Wallgren.
Born at Buddbyn, Sweden. Entered the service 25 Jul 1918., at the age of 27 years and 5 months. He served in Batt. E, 37th Field Artillery. Discharged at Camp Lewis 20 Dec 1918. 3,650,021.
Born 30 Jan. 1894, at Arlington. Son of Mr. and Mrs. P.L. Wallis, Arlington. Private Wallis entered Camp Lewis 25 June 1918, and served in the 3oth Co. 166th D.B. until July 11th when he was transferred to Camp Kearny and placed in the 158th Inf. 40th Division. From there he went to Camp Mills and then to France. He landed in France August 24th. He was transferred from the 40th Division to the M.G. Co., 322d Inf. 81st Division and was in action with that division in the Mense-Argonne. On 9 Nov 1918, two days before the the signing of the armistice, private Wallis was killed in action. He was buried in the American Military Cemetery at Senoncourt, Department of the Meuse.
Private Walsh served 3 months in the Tank Corps. Born at Everett. Age at enlistment, 21 years.
Served 18 months in the Naval Aviation.
Born at Scranton PA 9 Dec 1892. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Walter, 3515 Norton Ave. His service in the Army commenced 25 Apr 1918 at Camp Lewis with the Hospital Corps. Was discharged 14 Feb 1919. Brother of John Charles Walter, 30th Engineers.
Born 21 May 1890 at Scranton PA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Walter, 3515 Norton Ave. Enlisted 17 Dec 1917 and trained at Camp Dix and Fort Myer. He was a member of the 30th Engineers and received his discharge 24 Feb 1919.
Coxwain. Served eighteen months in the Navy. Born at Mt. Vernon. Age at enlistment, 22 years.
Born 6 May 1897, at Lowell. Son of Mrs. H Walters, Pinehurst. Enlisted in 5th Co. 7 Apr 1917, and went overseas with Batt D., of the 63d Art. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919.
Born at Fort Benton MT, 27 Oct 1895. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wanless. Entered Camp Lewis through Arlington 3 Oct 1917., and became a member of Co. C. 361st Inf., 91st Division. On 26 Feb 1918, he was transferred from Camp Lewis to Camp Green, and placed in Co. H 47th Inf 4th Division. He left Hoboken 10 May 1918, with the 4th Division, and landed at Brest 25th May. Private Wanless was in action with the 4th Division in the Aisne- Marne from 18 Jul 1918 to 5 Aug 1918; Vesle sector 7th Aug to 14th Aug; Toul sector, 6th Sep to 12 Sept St. Mihiel sector 13th Sep to 16 Sep; Meuse-Argonne, 26th Sep to 19th Oct. He was with the Army of Occupation near Coblenz, and left there 9 Jul 1919. Left Brest 16 Jul 1919, and landed at Hoboken 27. Discharged at Camp Lewis 8 Aug 1919. 2,264,425.
Co. H, 372d Infantry.
Born 4 Sept 1894, at Peoria IL. Enlisted in the Marine Corps 14 June 1918, at Mare Island. Discharged 8 Mar 1919 at Galveston TX.
Born 2 Jun 1897, at Menominee WI. Son of Mr. Oscar Ward, Everett. Served several months in Co. M, 3d Washington. Inf., N. G., until called to Camp Lewis on 5 Sep 1918. From Camp Lewis he was transferred to the Inf. of the 8th Div., Camp Fremont, and later to the Field Art. of the same division. Discharged at Camp Fremont 19 Nov 1918. 4,711,909.
Born 12 Jul 1890 at Elsie MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warner, Elsie MI. Entered Camp Lewis 29 Mar 1918 and served with Hqrs. Co. and Batt. F, 348th F. A., 91st Div. Made sergeant, 15 Oct; supply sergeant 16 Oct 1918. Was with the Army of Occupation for 2 mos. Was with the A. E. F. from 14 Jul 1918 to 30 Mar 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Apr 1919. 2,274,532. Sergt Warner attempted to enlist 3 times before entering Camp Lewis but was rejected each time. Wife, Mae Warner.
Served in the U.S.N.R. F. Released from active duty 9 Dec., 1919, at the U.S.Naval Training Camp at Seattle.
Served as a yeoman (F) in the U.S.N.R.F.
Born at Portage Du Fort, Canada, 12 Mar 1881. Wife, Evelyn May Warnock. Entered the Y.M.C.A. work 13 May 1918 as social secretary in Hut 4,at Camp Lewis. On 10 Jul 1918, he left for New York for overseas, and while in France was stationed at Revigny and Barle Duc. He was associated with the 40th Division at Revigny and was later with the First Army Replacement Battalion. Mr. Warnock justly values the following letter which he received from Major General F.S. Strong., commanding the 40th Division "Mr. Phil G. Warnock has been on duty with this division for the past two months as Representative of the Y.M.C.A. He has co-operated with the Division authorities t, particularly the Division Chaplain and he has been most successful in securing supplies and providing entertainment for the men stationed at Revigny. I can commend his work as being satisfactory in every respect" Signed F.S. Strong, Major General. The above letter was dated 2 Jan 1919. Mr. Warnock received the following letter from Captain Roscius H. Back Depot Revigny, dated 18 Feb 18,1919"I wish to take this opportunity at the disbanding of the above organizations in thank you for your work at this station. The small amount of trouble that has been e experienced with the enlisted personnel 1 attribute largely to the influence of the Y.M.C.A. Furthur more it has done much to make the lot of the soldiers happier and aided in keeping up his morale. While you were working under field conditions and under many difficulties which hampered your efforts, I feel that no harsh or destructive criticism could properly be made and I feel for the local Y.M.C.A. hut is to be highly commended. signed Roscious H Back Captain Infantry, Mr. Warnock was was deputy county clerk when he enlisted in the Y.M.C.A. , service and upon his return to Everett, resumed his work at the court house. He plans, however on engaging in the legal profession in the near future.
Born at Redwood Falls, Minn. Entered the service from Everett, 20 Nov. 1917, at the age of 24. Served in France from 9 Nov., 1918, until 4 Jan. 1919. Was a member of Batt. A. 2d F.A. Discharged at Camp Zachary Taylor, 19 Feb, 1919. Private first class. 2,375,291.
U.S.S. New Orleans, U.S. Navy.
Born 29 Apr 1898, at Bellingham WA. Son of Mrs. Minnie Aebischer 2119 A St., Bellingham WA. Enlisted 7 Oct 1918, in the S.A.T.C., UW and assigned to Co. K. Transferred O.T.C. at Berkeley CA and back again to the S.A.T.C., UW where he was discharged on 18 Dec 1918. 4,592,913. Graduate of Whatcom high school, Bellingham, class of 1916, and of the Washington State Normal, class of 1918. Made corporal at S.A.T.C., UW.
Private Wasler served in the 49th Art. C. A. C. and reached Camp Lewis 25 Mar 1919 for discharge
Private Waters served with Base Hospital 88, and reached Camp Lewis 14 July 1919, in a casual detachment for discharge.
Enlisted in the Navy at the age of 18 and served as a second class seaman for eight months. Released 18 Feb 1919.
Born 2 Oct 1897 at Pickford MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watson, R. F. C. 1, Everett. He entered the Navy in July 1917 at Seattle
Born 18 Mar 1897, at Bozeman MT. Son of Mr. and Mrs. B.R. Watson, 2819 Maple St. Entered the service 3 Nov 1917, and became a member of the 147th M.G. Bn. 41st Division. In France he was transferred to the 1st M.G. Bn. 1st Division, and was in action with that unit in France. He was wounded in the right shoulder by a machine gun bullet at Chateau- Thierry.
Born 9 Mar 1892, at Moline IL. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Watters, 3611 Oakes Ave. Private Watters entered Camp Lewis 25 Jul 1918, and after serving a time in the 40th Co. 166 D.B. He was transferred to Co. M, 1st U.S. Infantry in August This is the oldest infantry regiment in the Army. He was discharged 14 Mar 1919 at Camp Lewis. 3,650,233. Private Watters attended the Everett high school three and one-half years and is treasurer of the Watters Candy Company 3605 Oakes Ave. He is a brother of Private Lisle T.Watters, Co K, 13th Infantry.
Born 2 Nov 1890 at Moline IL. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Watters, 3611 Oakes Ave. Private Watters entered Camp Lewis with his brother on 25 Jul 1918. On 16 Aug he was transferred to Camp Fremont and placed in Co. K, 13th Infantry, 8th Division. He went to Camp Merritt for several months on Military Police Duty. Discharged at Camp Lewis 23 May 1919. 3,650,269. Private Watters graduated from the Everett high school in 1910 and from the Law School of the University of Washington in 1915. He is interested in the Watters Candy Company 3605 Oakes Ave.
Born 4 Jan 1897, in ND. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Watts, 2214 Summit. Entered Camp Lewis 8 Dec 1917, and served in France as a member of the 347th F.A. 91st Division.
Born 6 Sep 1892 in ND. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Watts, 2214 Summit Ave. Private J.A. Watts entered Camp Lewis 21 Oct 1918, and served in the 166th D.B. He was discharged 28 Dec 1918. Brother of Erwin Watts.
Born 19 Feb 1884 at Carl Junction MO. Enlisted in 12th Co., 7 Apr 1917 and served in France in Battery D, 63d Art. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919. Private Weatherbee is a brother of former County Auditor, Miss Mae Weatherbee, and upon his discharged moved to Seattle with the family.
Co. I. 162d Inf.
Co. I, 126th Inf.
Born at Williamstown KY. Private Webb entered the service 1 Oct 1918 at Fort Davis AK, at the age of 28 yrs 10 mos. He served in the 3d Co., 166th D. B., at Camp Lewis, an was discharged 7 Dec 1918. 860,936.
Born 28 Aug 1891, at West Seattle. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weborg, 3605 Colby Ave. Enlisted in 12th Co. at Fort Casey in Sep 1917, Transferred to Battery D, 63d Art. 20 Dec 1917, and went to France with the 63d as a cook for Battery D. Discharged 21 Mar 1919, at Camp Lewis upon the return of the regiment from France.
Born 21 Apr 1898 at Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co 21 Feb 1916 and went to Fort Casey with the company 1 Aug 1917 as one of the mechanics of the company.
Born at Everett. Entered the service 14 Aug 1918, at Seattle at the age of 21 years and six months. Private Weiss was a member of Co. A.S.A.T.C. at Corvallis, OR, from the date of entering the service until 15 Oct. 1918, when he was transferred to Batt. F, 27th Art. C.A.C. He was in the Coast Artillery until 11th Dec when he transferred to the 46th Co. 166th D.B. Camp Lewis. Discharged out of the last named unit 6 Feb. 1919.3,433,220.
Born 29 July 1899, at Clear Lake, WI. Parents Mr. and Mrs. A l.Wells, 2402 Oakes Ave. Enlisted in 12th Co. 9 April 1917, and was transferred to 7th Co. W C.A., to go to Butte for guard duty. Placed in Batt. F., 65th Art. C.A.C., 27 Dec 1917, and on 3 Sept 1918, transferred to Batt. E. While at Limoges, he was sent to the Radio and Telephone School. He was with the regiment in France and received his honorable discharge 28 Feb 1919. Bugler. His brother, Harvey L. Wells, was in France with Salvage Unit. No. 11. He was a student in the Everett high school for two and one-half years before entering the Army.
Born 24 Sept 1894, at Clear Lake, Wis. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Wells, 2402 Oakes Ave. Enlisted 15 Jul 1917, in the Band of the old Second Washington Infantry at Camp Murray. Transferred to Camp Mills 25 Oct 1917, where the regiment became the 161st Inf. 41st Division. Left for France 11 Dec 1917 and landed there 1st Jan. He drove trucks for Salage Unit No. 11, Was made corporal, then sergeant, and finally first sergeant in France during his first years service. While in action he was gassed and was in hospital six weeks. He was driving a truck in Amm. Tr. No. 11, while under fire. Brother of Calvin Wells, 65th Artillery.
Born 9 Aug 1881, at Breckenridge MN. Son of Mrs. Oliva C. Wells, 2423 Rucker Ave. Entered the service 30 Oct. 1918, as a sergeant in the Judge Advocate General's Office, Washington. D.C. On 3 Dec 1918, he was promoted to battalion sergeant major, and to regimental sergeant major on 15 Dec 1918. He received his honorable discharge 20 Jan 1919, at Camp Meigs. Sergt. Wells is a graduate of the Breckenridge high school, and has been associated with the law firm of Cooley, Horan & Mulvihill, Wis. Building, since 1906. He was admitted to the practice of law in this State in Jan, 1915. Upon his return from the Army, he resumed his profession with the same firm, but later opened an office under his own name. He was chosen historian of Earl Faulkner Post. No. 6, in July, 1919.
U.S. Navy.
Born 21 Aug 1899, at Ness KS. Son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Wells, Marysville. Enlisted in the Navy in Jul, 1917, and was transferred from Vancouver Barracks Tr. Sta. to Newport News for duty on the Atlantic Coast.
Born 10 Jan 1878 at Quebec, Canada. Son of H. H. Wendell, of New York City, a veteran of the Civil War. Entered the service 17 Sep 1918, through volunteer induction and attended the S.A.T.C. at Seattle, serving in Co. C. Discharged 13 Dec 1918 at Seattle. He was acting as Supply Sergeant. 4,592,630. Graduated from the Illion, New York high school in 1900. Graduated from the Syracuse University in 1903 with the degree of L.L. B. He was secretary of Snohomish County Local Board No. 2, from 26 June 1917, to the date of his enlistment in the Army. Wife, Grace H. Wendell. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell have three children, John H. George D. and Lucy A Wendell. Attorney Wendell was a clerk in the house of Representative 16th Washington Legislature after his discharge from the Army. He is city attorney for Arlington.
Born 27 Jan 1891 at Aurora MO. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. West of Darlington. Enlisted 6 Feb 1918 at Vancouver Barracks in the Aviation Section, Signal Corps, and placed in the 5th Casual Co. Transferred 25 Feb to the 424th Aero Sqdn., at Blind Slough OR. Transferred to the 66th Sqdn. about 20 Jul 1918. Discharged 3 Jan 1919. 871,832.
Born 29 Oct. 1898, at Snohomish. Son of Mrs. L. West, Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co. 5 Mar 1917., and was one of the few members of the 5th Co. who was transferred to the 69th Artillery for service in France. He was a member of Batt. A. Private first class. Discharged 19 Mar. 1919 at Camp Lewis.
Born 3 Jun 1897, at Wheaton MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Westberg, 3521 Hoyt Ave. Entered Camp Lewis 11 Sep 1918, and was transferred from there to Camp Fremont, and placed in Co. M., Inf. 8th Div. Went to Camp Mills with the 8th Div. and was all ready to sail when the armistice was signed. Was at Camp Stuart for a short time doing guard duty and then returned to Camp Lewis where he was discharged 29 Mar 1919. 4,712,587. Wife, Sylven Westberg.
Born 8 Feb 1888, at Denver CO. Son of Mrs. Cora Bishop, Calgary, Alberta. He entered Camp Lewis in Jul 1918, and was transferred from the 166th D.B. to Camp Fremont and placed in Co. K. Inf. 8th Division. Brother of Horace W. Weston.
Born 2 Aug 1893, at Denver. Son of Mrs. Cora Bishop, Calgary, Alberta. Entered Fort Lawton 21 Oct 1918, and served in an ordnance detachment. Discharged 11 Mar 1919. Private, first class. 831,765.
Co. G, 4th Dept. Bn., Signal Corps, A.E.F.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wetstein, Mukilteo. Ellis D. Wetstein was Ship's Cook on the U.S.S. South Dakota, and was serving his second enlistment when he died following an operation 16 May 1917, while the ship was in Atlantic waters. He was the second boy from Snohomish county who died in the service during the war.
Born at Frankfort OH, 20 Nov 1893. Private Wheeland was accepted for enlistment in the Marine Corps at Everett 23 May 1917 and was sent to Marine Barracks Mare Island. He served 22 months in the Marine Corps and was a member of the 99th Company. He qualified as an expert rifleman. Discharged at Newport Rhode Island 24 Mar 1919. He is the son of Mrs. H. Sandifer, R.F.D. 2, Everett, and attended Everett high school three and one half years.
Born 12 Sep 185 at Wyoming IA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wherry, Wyoming IA. Wife, Elizabeth Ruth Wherry. Entered the S.A.T.C. at Pullman, 14 Aug 1918, and on 15 Oct 1918 was transferred to the U. of Nebraska to receive training in the Radio Electrician's course. Discharged 10 Dec 1918 at Lincoln NE. 3,432,545. He graduated from the Wyoming IA high school in 1904; attended Monmouth College from 1905 to 1909; and Ames Agricultural College in 1911.
Born at Aberdeen SD. Entered the service at Seattle, 3 Oct 1918. He served as a member of Candidate Co. B, 3d Bn., C. I. O. T. S. Discharged at Camp Mac Arthur TX, 6 Dec 1918. 4,502,582. Age at enlistment 20 yrs.
Born 9 Sept. 1889, at Oliver, South Dakota. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. White, 1331 Hoyt Ave. Wife, Bertha A. White. Private White entered the service 29 June ,1918, reporting as a member of the Auto Training Detachment, Oakland CA, for infantry training. From there he was transferred to the I.C.O.T.S., Camp Pike AR. Discharged 6 Dec. 1918, at Camp Pike. 3,426,773. Private White attended the Mitchell, South Dakota, high school for four years. He is now residing at 25 W. Roy St. Seattle.
Born at Scotland, South Dakota, 1 Dec. 1890. Son of Mr. and Mrs. F. M White, 1331 Hoyt Ave. Private White entered Camp Lewis 28 June, 1918, as a member of the 8th Co., 166th D.B., and was there until July 15th, when he was transferred to Co. F., 160th Inf. 40th Division, at that division July 27th for Camp Mills, arriving at the New York camp August 4th. He sailed overseas on the transport Nestor 8th August with 13 other transports in the convoy. Arrived at Liverpool 18th August, and went to Winchester for a few days. Left Winchester 23 August, crossing the English Channel and arriving at La Harve 26th August. After training for a short time with the 40th Division, he was scheduled to be transferred to the 32d Division. However, receiving injuries in an accident, he was sent to the hospital at Nevers for three months. From there he went to St. Agnan, and then to Selles sur Cher, where he was assigned to Co.D., 147th M.G. Bn. , 41st Division. He left Brest for the United States 12 Feb. 1919, arriving at Newport News, 28th February. Discharged at Camp Lewis 20 Mar 1919. 3,139,351. Private Mitchell attended high school at Mitchell, South Dakota.
Born 5 Jul 1882 in England. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Whitely who reside in California. Sergeant Whitely entered Camp Lewis 31 May 1917, in the Signal Corps and served in Co. D, 405th Telegraph Battalion. A.E.F.
Born 21 Feb 1895 in Michigan. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Whitford, 2209 Harrison Ave. Private Whitford enlisted in the U.S.Marine Corps 4 Jan 1917, and was sent to Mare Island. From there he was transferred to Galveston and then to Quantico. He went to France as a member of the 79th Co. , 6th Regiment Marines, and was in action with the famous 2d Division. He was still in service in Aug 1919.
Born at Harden, Kentucky, 17 March 1888. Corporal Whitlow was inducted into the service at Camp Lewis in Aug 1918. After a few weeks training there, he was sent to Camp Funston KS, and was assigned to the 815th Pioneer Infantry. In Oct. 1918, he sailed for France from Hoboken. In July, 1919, this regiment was stationed in the vicinity of Verdun, and had been assigned to return to the United States at an early date.
Born at Sherry WI. At the age of 28 years and 10 months he entered the United States Guards from Everett, 24 Jul 1918. Served in the 43d Co. Discharged through the 42d Co., 166th D.B., Camp Lewis, 1 Feb 1919. 3,650,406.
Son of GEL. Wick, Arlington. Served in the U.S. Navy Radio. Brother of Sergt. Major Sanford A. Wick.
Born 14 Dec 1895, at Arlington. Son of G. L. Wick, Arlington. Enlisted in the U.S.A.A.S. at Seattle, 25 May 1917. On 27 Mar 1918, he was transferred to the 303d F.A. at Camp Devens MA. He sailed for France 15 Jul 1918, and was a member of the A.E.F. until 13 Apr 1919. He was promoted to the rank of Battalion Sergeant Major while in the service. Discharged at Camp Lewis 17 May 1919. 641,181. After attending the Arlington high school, he was a student at the US, from 1915 to the date of his enlistment. Brother of Guy M. Wick, U.S.N.
Born at Bada, Sweden. Private Wickburg entered Camp Lewis from Everett 28 Jun 1918, at the age of 25 years. He served in the 29th Co. 166th D.B. until 11 Jul, when he was transferred to Co. F., 158th Infantry. He went to France with the 158th and upon reaching France was transferred to Co. F., of the 306th Infantry, 77th Division, with which he served until discharged. He was in the Argonne Forest from Sept. 26th to Nov 11th. Private Wicksburg was one of the Snohomish County boys who served in the division that advanced farther then any other American Division against the Germans. He was discharged at Camp Lewis 23 Mar 1919. 3,144,498.
Born 23 Aug 1895 at Merrill WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wieland, 2209 Wetmore. Inducted from Everett, 23 Mar 1918 and was sent to Fort Riley in the Medical Corps. From there was transferred to the Post Hospital at Camp Arcadia CA, 27 Apr 1918. Private 1st class. Discharged 22 Apr 1919. Former Everett high school student. 977,176.
Born 30 June 1893, at Amherst, Nebraska. Son of Mr. and Mrs. O.M. Wister, 3126 Maple St. Enlisted in 12th Co. 7 April 1917, and on December 20th was transferred to Batt. D. , 63d Art. at Fort Casey. He went to France with the 63d, and was discharged at Camp Lewis on 21 Mar 1919. Made Corporal in Sept. 1918.
Born 16 Sept. 1889. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Peder Harnvik, Nordnior, Norway. Private Wik entered Camp Lewis 29 March 1918, and became a member of Co.F., 362d Inf. 91st Division. Private Wik went to France with the 91st Division, and was in the reserve at St.Michiel. He went "over the top" in the Meuse-Argonne on 26 Sept. 1918: and on the following day was killed in action. His nearest surviving relative in Snohomish County is Andrew Harnvik, East Stanwood.
Born 25 Aug 1890, at Hancock WI. Son of Mrs., Rose Scofield, 2424 Cleveland. Entered the service 20 May 1918, and became a member of Co. B., 70th Engrs. at Fort Benjamin Harrison. The 70th Engrs was a Standard Gauge Ry. Instruction Unit. Discharged 19 Feb 1919, at Fort Dodge. Made Corporal in Aug 1918, Sergeant 1 Nov 1919. Brother of Sergt Ward A Hoftell. S.P.U. No. 386.
Born at Walla Walla 5 Dec 1891. Son of Mrs. Rose N. North, 3012 Oakes Ave. Enlisted in the Navy 5 Sep 1917 at Seattle. Left Seattle 25 Feb 1918 for Ellis Island and was there 2 months. Served 3 weeks on the U.S.S. Muscatine and 4 moths at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Was transferred back to Ellis Island when the armistice was signed. Rating, 1st class carpenter's mate. Released 27 Dec 1918. Played in the UW Naval Band for 5 months. Former Everett high school student. He was a member of old 12th Co. when it was first organized.
Served as a Private in Hqtrs. Co., 44th Inf. for 14 months. Age at enlistment, 18 years.
Born 14 Mar 1896, in WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Wilke. Entered the service in Mar 1918., and served in the Machine Gun Co., 139th Infantry.
Served in the U.S.N.R.F. Released from active duty at the U.S. Naval Radio School, Cambridge MA., 23 Dec 1918.
Born 5 June 1894. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Williams, R.F.D. 3, Snohomish. Enlisted in the Navy at Bremerton, 1 JAN 1913, and served four years. After receiving his discharge he accepted a position with the Bethehem Steel Works as a surgeon in their hospital. When war was declared on Germany, he re-enlisted in the Navy as a Chief Pharmacists's Mate. He made several trips across the Atlantic, and in JUN 1919, was on the U.S.S. Houma in the Azores. He is a graduate of the Snohomish high school. His brother, Thomas Williams, who graduated from the Snohomish high school in 1918, served in the Merchant Marine, enlisting 1 MAR 1918.
Born 23 June 1897. Son of Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co. 16 Feb 1916, and answered the call of President Wilson 25 Jul 1917, when the coast artillery was called into service. He went to Fort Casey 1 Aug 1917, with the company.
Born 3 Jan 1896, at Elmer MO. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Williams, R.F.D. 1, Marysville. Enlisted in the U. S. Marine Corps 4 Feb 1918. Served in a supply detachment from May 1918 to Nov 1918, when he was transferred to the American Legation Guard at Peking China.
U.S. Marine Corps.
Born at Pine City MN. Enlisted 19 Feb 1917 in the Everett Naval Militia at the age of 22 yrs. He left Everett 7 Apr 1917 and served on the USS South Dakota.
Born 20 Dec 1895 near Marysville. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, Marysville. Entered the service 7 Sep 1917, going to Camp Lewis, where he was finally placed in Co. M, 361st Inf., 91st Div. Was with the A.E.F. from 6 Jul 1918 to 15 Apr 1919 and was in the St. Mihiel salient in reserve with his division. While in action in the Meuse-Argonne, he received a shrapnel wound on 30 Sep 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 1 May 1919. Private, 1st class, 2,258,548. Private Williams attended the Marysville high school for one year.
Private. Williams holds the honor of being the first Indian from the Tulalip Indian Reservation who entered the United States Army during the war. He went to France as a member of Co E., 361st Inf , 91st Division . He was one of the sharpshooters of the division and on 30 Sep 1918, was wounded while in action in the Meuse-Argonne. He was returned to duty from the hospital 24 Jan 1919. He is the son of John Williams of Marysville.
Born at Superior WI. Enlisted in the service 12 Dec 1917, at Fort Lawton. He served in the 5th Aero Sqdn. until 18th March 1918. when he was transferred to Squadron H, Flying Detachment with which he served until 18 Nov 1918. Made a private ,first class, on 9 July 1918; Sergeant, 1 Feb 1918; sergeant first class, 21 Mar 1919. Discharged at Camp Lewis 19 June 1919. 1,083.
Born 25 Sep 1900, at Aberdeen SD. Son of H. L. Williams, 1927 Rucker. Enlisted 8 Jan 1918, in the Motor Truck Corps at Fort Lawton. He left Fort Lawton 7 May for Camp Hancock, and from there was transferred to Washington, D. C., on 24 May 1918. He was also stationed at the Naval Rifle Range, Caldwell NJ. He served in Motor Truck Co. 807. Made corporal 15 Mar 1918. Attended Everett high school from 1915 to Jan 1918.
Born 15 Feb 1892 at Grand Rapids MI. His mother, Mrs. Mary A. Williams, resides at 2313 Rucker Ave., Everett. Entered the service 28 Jun 1918 in the Training Detachment at the Oakland California Technical High School. After 5 weeks there, he was transferred to the 6th Co., 2d Bn. Inf., C.O.T.C., at Camp Pike AR. On 30 Nov 1918, he was commissioned as a 2d lieutenant, Infantry Reserve Corps. Prior to graduating from Everett high school in 1911 he attended high school at Golden CO for 2 years. He was a member of the Everett football team of 1909. "Jack" Williams was with the Everett Gas Co. for a period of 3 yrs and has been associated with the Willard Storage Battery Co. for a similar period.
Born at Grand Rapids MI. Entered the service 28 June, 1918, at the age of 26 years and 5 months. Served in an infantry replacement and training troop, unassigned, and later was on detached service, Inf. Central Officers' Training School. Discharged 3 Dec., 1918. 3,426,762.
Lawrence Williams had the honor of being the first colored boy to enter the National Army at Camp Lewis from Snohomish County. He was driven to Seattle, 27 Oct. 1917, by Sheriff James McCulloch, where he joined 25 other colored men from Seattle who left the same day for Camp Lewis.
Born at Hastings NE. Entered the service from Snohomish, 19 Sep 1917 at the age of 26 years. Private Williams served in the 19th Spruce Squadron. A.S.A.P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 31 Dec 1918.
Born at Twinn Valley MN. Private Williams entered the service 24 Jul 1918, from Snohomish at the age of 23 years. He served as a member of the Field Art. at Camp Lewis. Discharged at Camp Lewis, 29 Jan 1919. Private 1st Class. 3,649,780
U.S. Navy. Chief Pharmacist's Mate. Served his second enlistment during the war.
Served his second enlistment in the Army during the war.
Born 27 Jul 1892, at Whitney MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Willie, Granite Falls. Entered the service 19 Sept. 1917, through Arlington, and became a member of the Supply Co. 361st Inf., 91st Div. Was with the 91st Div. as a member of the A.E.F. from 6 July 1918, until 27 April 1919; and was with his company at St. Mihiel; Meuse-Argonne from 26 Sept. to 12 Oct, 1918, and Lys- Scheldt from 31 Oct. to 11 Nov., 1918. Discharged at Camp Lewis 27 April, 1919. 2,256,698. Brother of Norman H. Willie.
Born 5 Nov 1896, at Whitney MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Willie, Granite Falls. Entered the service through Arlington, 5 August, 1918, and was sent to Camp Fremont, where he was placed in Co D., 12th Inf. as a cook. From Camp Freemont he was transferred to the Army Supply Base at Norfolk. Discharged at Camp Lewis 5 April 1919.4,270,563. He attended high school at Hartford and is a brother of John H. Willie.
Motor Truck Unit No. 251.
Served one month in a Field Artillery school.
Served one year in the Army and was in the 507th Aero Sqdn. Born in Greece.
Born 28 May 1888, at Cherry Valley. Son of Mrs. Mary Wilson. Sergeant Wilson was a stenographer in the Camp Exchange at Camp Lewis.
Born 15 May 1897 in BC. Son of Mrs. Jessie Wilson, Arlington. Private Wilson enlisted in the U.S.A.A., 25 May 1917 at Seattle and became a member of Unit 50. He left Seattle 15 Jun 1917 and was stationed at Allentown PA until 13 Jun 1918 when the unit left for overseas, as a member of Section No. 571. On 15 Jan 1918 private Wilson was thrown out of a motor truck while in France and was killed. He graduated from the Arlington high school in 1913 and was attending the UW when he enlisted.
U.S. Army, Camp Lewis.
Born 15 Jul 1896 at Wausaukee WI Son of Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Wilson 2122 Virginia Ave. Enlisted at Seattle, 25 May 1917, in the U.S.A. Ambulance Company No. 12 [University of Washington Company] Medical Corps was transferred to the U.S.A. Ambulance Section 571, and trained at Camp Crane with the A.E.F. from 13 June 1918 to 1 May 1919. He was with the Italian Army from 27th June to 20 Aug 1918, in the Toul sector from 4th Sep to 12th Sep 1918 and in the Meuse-Argonne from 26th Sep to 11 Nov 1918. Private Wilson was awarded the Italian Service Ribbon by the Royal Italian Army. Discharged at Camp Lewis 16 May 1919.641,237. Private Wilson graduated from the Everett High School in 1914 and attended the University of Washington for two years.
Born at Brancroft KS. Private Wilson was a member of Co H 76th Infantry. He entered the service from Snohomish 24 Jul 1918, and was discharged 24 Feb 1919 at Camp Lewis. Age at enlistment 31 years. 3,652,715.
Born at Berline WI. Enlisted in the service 26 Mar 1917 at Mount Vernon, and served as a member of Co. F, 161st Inf. Discharged 11 May 1919 at the U.S. General Hospital, NYC.
Born at Bancroft KS. Entered the service at the age of 23 years 19 Sep 1917. Served in the 100th Spruce Squadron. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 28 Dec 1918. 872,382.
Born at Edmonds. Private Wilstead entered Camp Lewis 19 Sep 1917 at the age of 24 yrs. He was placed in the Supply Co., 361st Inf. but owing to a discharge on S.D.C. given 14 Nov 1917 he did not get to go with the 91st Div to France.
Born 3 Jan 1898 at Snohomish. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Winehart. Private Winehart enlisted in 5th Co. at Snohomish 30 May 1915. With other members of 5th Co. he answered the call of the President 25 Jul 1917; and went to Camp Lewis with the company 1 Aug 1917. He was transferred to Battery D, 63d. Discharged 21 Mar 1919 at Camp Lewis. Private 1st class. Brother of Earl T. Winehart, who was killed in France, and Lewis J. Winehart.
Born 6 Mar 1889 at Peshtigo WI. Enlisted in 5th Co. at Snohomish 15 Jul 1915. At Fort Casey he was transferred to Battery D, 63d Art. and served in France with the 63d Reg't. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919. Brother of Dewey G. Winehart and Earl T. Winehart, killed in France.
Born 2 Sep 1892, at Lebanon OR. Son of Mrs. H. Burnett, Everett. Entered Camp Lewis 5 Jul 1918, in Co. F. 166th D.B. He was transferred from Camp Lewis to Camp Fremont and placed in the 12th Inf 8th Division and went to the Atlantic coast with that unit. Corporal.
Born 2 Jan 1889, at Eugene OR. Son of Mrs. H. Burnett, Everett. Entered Camp Lewis 20 Sep 1917, and became a member of Co.B. 361st Inf. He was transferred to Co. I. 58th Inf. 4th Division and saw service in France with the 4th. While in action with this division he received a wound in the hand. Brother of Corporal Clarence T Winkley. Discharged in Aug 1919.
Born at Arlington, 1 Apr 1896. Son of Mrs. J.F. Wood of Mabton WA, where he now resides. Enlisted in 5th Co. ,2 Apr 1917. Transferred in 3d Prov. Co., C.A.C., Camp Johnston FL, 28 Jan 1918; to 21st Co. P.S.C.A.C. 7 Mar 1918; to Batt. D., 63d Art., 21 Mar 1918. He was with the A.E.F. in the latter unit from 14 July 1918, to 26 Feb 1919. Wagoner, 1 Oct 1918. Discharged 26 Apr 1919. Brother of Clinton B. Winnie of Arlington. Former Arlington high school student.
Born 29 Mar 1898, at Arlington. Son of Mrs. J.F. Wood, Mabton WA. Enlisted in 5th Co., 20 Feb 1917, and went to Fort Casey, 1 Aug 1917. Transferred to Batt.F. 65th Art. Discharged at Camp Lewis 28 Feb 1919, after the return of the 65th from France. Brother of Cecil M. Winnie, Batt. D. 63d Art. Attended the Arlington high school.
Born at Hagen WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winter, R. F. D. 1, Bothell. Entered the service at Everett 29 Jul 1918, at the age of 27 years and 8 months. He served at Camp Lewis in Co. D, 76th Inf., 13th Div. Discharged 27 Jan 1919. Private 1st class. 3,941,937. Brother of Joseph E. Winere, 39th F. A.
Born at Trenton, Wisconsin. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winter, R.F.D. 1, Bothell. Entered the service 24 July 1918, at Snohomish, at the age of 22 years, and served in Batt. A., 39th Field Artillery. Discharged at Camp Lewis 20 Feb. 1919. 3,649,813. Brother of Albert R. Winter, 76th Infantry.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Winter, 2717 Hoyt Ave. Born at Shelton 16 Aug 1893. On 4 Dec 1917 he was returned to active duty from the reserve. Lieut. Winter was in the Air Service, and his training was received at the School of Military Aeronautics, Berkeley; Camp Dick, Dallas TX; Rockwell field, San Diego and March Field, Riverside CA. He was a member of Sqdn No. 40 S. M.A. Berkeley. On 4 May he was transferred to Sqdn NO. 9, Camp Dick; on 23 May again transferred to the Cadet Detachment, Rockwell Field, San Diego; and on 13 Jun was transferred to the Cadet Detachment, March Field, Riverside CA. From 14 Oct to 20 Dec 1917 he attended the Pursuit and Gunnery School, A.S.F.S., at San Diego. He had put in his 200 hours in the air and had qualified for overseas service. His commission was received 28 Sep 1918 at Mar Field as a 2d Lieut., R.M.A. Lieut. Winter graduated Everett high School in 1910, and from UW in 1916, with the degrees of A.B. and LL.B.
Born 26 Jul 1900 at Everett. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winters, Stanwood. Enlisted 17 Apr 1917 in the U.S. Navy. Transferred from Receiving Ship to the U.S.S. Marbelhead. Also served on Oil Barge No. 9 for a time, and was then transferred to the U.S.S. Rochester. Seaman 1st class. Released 4 Jan 1919. He made 9 trips across the Atlantic on the Rochester, formerly the U.S.S. New York of Spanish-American War fame. The Rochester is credited with sinking a German Supply Sub while 2 days off New York. He was a member of the Stanwood high school class of 1919.
Born at Sorkil, Norway. Private Winther entered the service 10 May 1918, at Juneau AK and served 8 1/3 mos. in the army. He was a member of Co. B, 14th Inf. Age at enlistment 23 years. Discharged 28 Jan 1919. 891,112.
U.S. Army, A.E.F.
Born at Damascus OR, 6 Mar 1874. Son of Mr. and Mrs. George Witham Woodstock, Portland OR. Wife, Lota Witham, 1329 Wetmore Ave. Mr. Witham entered the Y.M.C.A. Welfare Work in Sept. 1917 at Camp Lewis. From Camp Lewis he was transferred to London England and from there to the Rest Camps at Winchester England. It is estimated that about 1,400,000 American soldiers landed in England during the war, and that over 700,000 of these went through the Winchester Resp Camps. From Winchester he was transferred to Headquarters at Paris. Discharged at NY 24 Jun 1919. Mr. Witham was connected with the Y.M.C.A. in Everett before entering the overseas service.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Whitney, 2431 Grand Ave. Born at Seattle, 25 Mar 1900. Enlisted in the 12th Company 5 Feb 1917, and his training with the 12th Company, and 65th Art. ,C.A.C., was received in Everett, Fort Casey, Camp Merritt, and at Limoges and La Courtine, France. He was a member of Batt. F., and was a first class gunner and private. Discharged 28 Feb 1919. He was a student at the Everett high school for three years before the war.
Born at Stanwood. Private Wognild served in the coast artillery. He entered the service from Snohomish 20 Feb 1918 before his 20th birthday. He served in the 22d Co. P.S., C.A.C. at Fort Worden and was discharged 27 Dec 1918.
Born at Stanwood. Private Wognild served in the coast art. He entered the service from Snohomish, 20 Feb 1918 before his 20th birthday. he served in the 22d Co. P.S., C.A.C. at Fort Worden, and was discharged 27 Dec 1918.
Born 23 Jan 1896, at Twin Valley MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo S. World, 1601 Oakes Ave. Private World entered the service from Everett 9 Feb 1918, and served in Co.F., 110 Engineers. He left the United States for France in May 1918, and participated in the Meuse-Argonne Battle. Private Wold attended the Columbia College for two years.
Born at Peoria, IL. Entered Camp Lewis 24 June 1918, from Everett at the age of 29. Served in the 38th Co. 166th D.B. until 18th JUL, when he was transferred to Co. C. 157th Inf. In France he was transferred to Co. 305th Inf., 77th Division, with which he served until the date of his discharge. Left the United States 24 Aug 1918, and arrived home 6 May 1919. Discharged at Camp Fremont 6 Jun 1919. 3,133,544.
Born at Birmingham, England. Entered the field artillery from Everett, 24 Jul 1918, at the age of 31. On 19th Aug he was placed in Hqrs, Co., 39th F.A., 13th Division, at Camp Lewis, with which he served until 20 Feb 1919, when he was discharged. 3,650,252.
Born 24 Oct 1895, at Springfield SD. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E.D. Wood, Springfield SD. Private Wood reported at Camp Lewis 4 Oct 1917, and was attached to the 166th D.B., On 1st November he went to Camp Mills and was placed in Co. D 161st Inf. 41st Division. He sailed from Hoboken for Brest 11th December arriving 17th December. He was transported in France to Co. L., 26th Inf. 1st Division , was killed in action with that fighting division at Soissons 20 July 1918. Prior to his entry into the service, he had been employed by his uncle at the Everett Sash & Door Factory.
Born 3 Jun 1891, at Turtle Lake WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Woodward, 2938 Lombard Ave. Served in the Navy as a member of the crew of subchaser No. 300 and was rated as a Chief-Boatswains Mate. He was in Everett during the Victory Loan on one of the SubChasers which paid Everett a visit and was discharged from the service a week later.
Served eighteen months as a corporal in the 94th Co. Transport Corps. Born at Jenning MI. Age at enlistment, 25 years.
Born 5 Aug 1892, at Eagle River WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Woodruff, Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co. 1 Feb 1915 and responded to the call of the President when the company was called out 25 Jul 1917. He went to Fort Casey 1 Aug 1917 with the co. on the City of Angeles. He was transferred to Baty D, 63d Art. at Camp Lewis and went to France with this regt. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919. Private Woodruff graduated from the Snohomish high school in 1907.
Chief Boatswain's Mate, Subchaser.
U.S. Navy.
Chief Petty Officer, U.S. Navy.
Born at Litt Rock AR. Entered the service from Everett 24 Jul 1918 at the age of 28 yrs 9 mos. He served in Co K, 13th Inf., 8th Div. and was discharged at Camp Lewis 15 Jul 1919. 3,650,415.
Born at Leeper MO. Entered the service at Snohomish 5 Sep 1918 at the age of 21 yrs 7 mos. He was in the 46th Co., 166th D. B. until 27 Sep, when he was transferred to Co. H, 62d Inf. Discharged at Camp Lewis 19 Apr 1919, through 26th Co., 166th D. B. 4,711,213.
Born 5 Sep 1889, at Everett. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H.S. Wright, of 2112 Rucker Ave. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F. on 10 Oct 1918, becoming a member of 1st Co. Naval Unit. Naval Training Station, UW, Seattle. He graduated from the Everett high school in 1918, and entered the UW after being placed on the inactive list, which occurred 25 Dec 1918. He is a brother of Frederick S. Wright who died at Brest, France, 18 Oct 1918 while in the Army.
Born 8 Jul 1885 at Milwaukee WI. Parnets Mr. and Mrs. William W. Wight, 404 Keene St. Milwaukee. Wife, Edith Beatrice Wight. Enlisted in 12th Co. 5 Feb 1917. Honorably discharged of S.C.D. 15 Jul 1917. Appoint to C.F.A.P.T.C., Camp Zachary Taylor 15 Oct 1918. Resigned that appointment 30 Oct to accept a commission as captain in the 20th Eng., Forestry and was scheduled to leave for overseas 15 Nov. He proceeded to San Francisco preparatory to leaving but was notified on 13 Nov that his commission was rescinded on account of the signing of the armistice. While in 12th Co. he ranked as a sergeant. Graduated from East Side high school Milwaukee in 1903 and from Williams College in 1907. Mr. Wight is assistant manager of the Weyerhauser timber Co., Everett branch with which firm he has been associated for the past 11 years.
Born in Murray Co. MN. Entered the service 29 Jul 1918 from Arlington at the age of 28 yrs. He served in 2d Co., Casual Detachment, A.S.A.P. Discharged at Vancouver Barracks 20 Dec 1918. 3,416,055.
Born 2 Nov 1899, at South Bend. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Elton C. Wright, Glendale OR. Enlisted 26 Mar 1917, from Index in the Navy. From Bremerton he was sent to San Francisco on the U.S.S. South Dakota in April and remained there for 6 months on the U.S.S. Saratoga. He then sailed to New York via the Panama Canal and was transferred to the U.S.S. Rochester for convoy duty. This ship was Admiral Plunkett's flagship at the Azores in May, 1919, when Lt. Commander Read made his flight across the Atlantic in the NC-4. Seaman Wright was the first newsboy in Index for the Everett Daily Herald.
Frederick S. Wright was a popular Everett boy who gave his life in the service of his country. He was born in Everett 26 Feb 1898. He received his education in Everett, graduating from the high school in 1917. On 9 Aug 1918, he volunteered in the Q.M. Corps and became a member of the 536th Motor Truck Co. He trained at Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Jackonville. In Oct, 1918, he went to France landing at Brest on the 13th. Five days later, on 18 Aug 1918, he died at that port of bronchial pneumonia. He the beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. H.S. Wright, 2112 Rucker Ave., Everett, and a brother of Howard H. Wright, who served in the Navy. He was a first class private.
Co. E, 25th Engrs., A.E.F.
Born 13 Mar 1892. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright, Snohomish. Enlisted 14 Dec 1917, at Seattle, in Co. E., 25th Engineers. On 31 Jan 1919, he was transferred to Hqrs. Co., 25th Engineers. During his fifteen months service in France, he was assigned with the First Army. Made corporal, 17 Jan 1918, at Camp Devens; sergeant, 1 Nov 1918, master engineer, 25 Jan 1919, at Brest. Was in action for six weeks in the Toul sector, in the Meuse-Argonne offensive. He had charge of a large base supply construction work performed by Italian soldiers, after leaving the Toul sector. This was in central France, near Chateauroux. He also had charge of a portion of the camp construction at Brest. Discharged at Camp Lewis 7 Jun 1919. 1,670,448.
Born 20 Jan 1898, at Everett. Enlisted 6 May 1918, and served in Troop A, 1st U.S. Cav., at Camp Harry J. Jones, Douglas.
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Born at Green City WI. Enlisted 24 Feb 1917, in the Everett Naval Militia at the age of 22 years. He left Bremerton on the U.S.S. South Dakota, in Apr 1917.
Born 22 Dec 1896 at Durrand WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Yarrington, Arlington. Private Yarrington entered Camp Lewis 25 Jul 1918 and from there was transferred to Camp Fremont and placed in Co. B, 13th Inf.
Born 18 Aug 1896, at Cedarhome. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E.O. Yngve. Enlisted in the U.S.N.R.F. 13 July 1918, and was stationed at the University of Washington Naval Training Camp, Seattle. Released 7 Feb 1919, at Seattle.
Born 1 Feb 1897. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. York, R. F. D. 3, Snohomish. Private York entered Camp Lewis 5 Sep 1918 and was assigned to the 46th Co., 166th D. B. On 27 he was sent to Camp Fremont and placed in Co L, 62d Inf., 8th Div. On 24 Oct he left Camp Fremont for Camp Mills, arriving there 3 Nov. The reg't was equipped for overseas duty, and had orders to leave camp at midnight, 3 Nov. Before that hour, however, these orders were countermanded, and on 24 Nov he was set to Camp Lee. He was discharged there 6 Feb 1919. 4,712,473.
Born at Osborne KS. 13 Oct 1890. Mother, Mrs. Amanda C. Yost, Edmonds. Went to Camp Fremont, 4 Aug 1918, and placed in Co. A. 12th Inf. 8th Division. Transferred to Hqrs Co., 4 Mar 1919, at Camp Stuart, VA. Discharged 5 Apr 1919, at Camp Lewis.
Born at Rugby TN., 16 Sep 1899. Parents Mr. and Mrs. L.H. Young, Monroe. Enlisted at Fort Casey 20 Dec 1917. Made Corporal 1 Apr 1918. Corp. Shannon accompanied the 63d to France, and while there attended the Machine Gun School at Limoges, from 1st Sep to 22d. Discharged at Camp Lewis 21 Mar 1919.
Born at Little Falls MN. 14 Jul 1896. Inducted into service 5 Sep 1918 at Everett. He entered Camp Lewis as a member of 44th Co., 166th D. B. and was in 51st Co. from 9 to 27 Sep. He was in Co. D, casual company, 27 Sep to 18 Jan 1919. Discharged out of 44th Co. 31 Jan 1919 at Camp Lewis. 4,711,873.
Born 23 Aug 1890, at Tupper Lake NY. Reported at Camp Lewis 29 Jul 1918, and was placed in Co. G. 76th Inf. 13th Division. Discharged 27 Feb 1919, at Camp Lewis.
Born 22 Aug 1888 at Little Falls MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Young, Little Falls MN. Sergeant Young entered Camp Lewis 5 Oct 1917 and went to France as a member of Co. M. 161st Inf. Brother of Wilford H. Young and Henry R Young.
Born 19 Dec 1889 at Garden City KS. Mother, Mrs. Mary Young, Highland Park MI. Went to Camp Lewis 5 Sep 1918 and from there was sent to Camp Fremont and placed in Co. L, 62d Inf., 8th Div. On 6 Dec he was transferred to Co. A, same regt. Discharged 17 Feb 1919.
Born 5 Mar 1899 at Little Falls MN. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J Young of Little Falls MN. Sergeant Young enlisted in the Q.M.Corps at Fort Lawton in June 1918, and from there was transferred to Syracuse NY. Brother of John. H. Young and Henry R. Young.
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Born 14 Jul 1893 at Roosevelt WA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Zaepfel, Snohomish. Entered Camp Lewis 25 May 1918 and served in Co. L, 361st Inf., 91st Div. Brother of David A. Zaepfel, 65th Art. Private Zaepfel attended Snohomish high school.
Born 5 Jan 1895 at Roosevelt WA. Son of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Zaepfel, Snohomish. Enlisted in 5th Co., 31 May 1917 and became a member of Batt. f, 65th Art. He went to France with the 65th and was discharged with his unit 28 Feb 1919 at Camp Lewis. Corporal. Brother of Albert M. Zaepfel, 361st Inf.
Born in Dora, Minn., 17 April 1895. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Zahler, of Oak Harbor. Enlisted in Co. D., old 2d Wash. Inf., 26 June 1916. Transferred at Camp Murray to Co. L. and went to France as a cook of Co. L. 161st. Inf. 41st Division. Attended the Everett high school in 1910.
Born at Manistee MN Inducted into service from Everett 5 Sep 1918, at the age of 22 years and 1 month. He served in Co. M. 12TH Inf., 8th Division at Camp Fremont and Camp Mills, having been transferred from Camp Lewis on 10 Sep 1918. Discharged at Camp Stuart 17 Feb 1919. 1,712,574.
Born 13 Jun 1893 at Pesthigo WI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Zempel, 3526 Hoyt Ave. Entered Camp Lewis 24 Jun 1918; and on 10 Jul was transferred from the 166th D. B. to Camp Kearny, and placed in Co. C, 157th Inf., 40th Div. He left Camp Kearny with the 40th Div. on 29 Jul for Camp Mills, arriving there 6 Aug. He left Camp Mills 7 Aug for Philadelphia and embarked on the transport City of Bombay and sailed 11 Aug for London, arriving 29 Aug. He crossed the English Channel 30 Aug, landing at Havre the next day. On 20 Sep he was taken sick and was in the hospital until 26 Oct with the influenza and pneumonia. He then went to Jussy with his company and from there to Chemmon on 5 Nov; from Bordeaux 28 Mar on the Julia Luckenbach, arriving in Hoboken 11 Apr. He was sent to Camp Merritt and left there 21 Apr for Camp Lewis, arriving at Camp Lewis on the 26th. Discharged 28 Apr 1919.
Born 8 May 1897 at Eastport MI. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Basil Zeran, Everett. Sergeant Zeran enlisted in 5th Co. 8 Jul 1915. He went to Fort Casey on 1 Aug 1917, when the company was mobilized and served in France as a member of Battery D, 63d Art. He was discharged at Camp Lewis, 21 Mar 1919.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Zimmerman, 2121 Grand Ave. Born 13 Aug 1896 at Everett. Sergeant Zimmerman enlisted in the United States Marine Corps at Mare Island, 1 Sep 1918 He was made Sergeant 1 Dec 1918, and served in the Supply Company, Marine Barracks. Discharged in Jan.1919. Sergeant Zimmerman graduated from the Everett high school in 1914 and attended the Washington state college for three and one- half years. Brother of Lieutenant Henry E. Zimmerman 63d Art.
Born 21 Dec 1896, in Illinois. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Zimmerman, 2027 Grand Ave. Sergeant Zimmerman enlisted in the Signal Corps 15 Aug 1918, and was sent to Pullman for training. Discharged at Pullman 17 Dec 1918. Sergeant Zimmerman graduated from the Everett high school and attended Washington State College four years.
Born 9 Jan 1890 in Seattle. Son of Mr. and Mrs. P Zimmerman, 2121 Grand Ave. Lieutenant Zimmerman enlisted in 5th Co. Feb 1917. On 2 May 1917 he was appointed as a duty sergeant and on 5th June received his commission as second lieutenant and assigned to 12 th Co. He went to Fort Casey with the company on 1 Aug 1917, and on 4 Jan 1918, was assigned to Battery D, 63d Artillery. He was promoted to first lieutenant on 6 Feb 1918, and went to France with the 63d Artillery. He attended the Artillery Officers School in Orientation at Limoges from 10 Aug to 25 Sep 1918, and was made Orientation Officer of the 1st Battalion. He was on the staff until 27 Jan 1919, when he became Battery Commander of Battery F. He was discharged at Camp Lewis in Apr 1919, upon the return of the 63d regiment from France. Lieutenant Zimmerman graduated from the Everett high school in 1907 and attended the University of Washington for four years. He was prominent in high school and university athletics. Brother of Sergeant Clarence A. Zimmerman. He was married to Miss Gertrude Thompson 29 Dec 1917.
Served in the U.S. Army as member of the Modern Auto School detachment at Spokane.
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Born at Salem SD. Private Zingmark served in the A.S.A.P. Entered the service at Snohomish, 19 Sep 1917 at the age of 24 years. He served in the 50th Spruce Squadron. Discharged 16 Jan 1918 at Vancouver Barracks. 868,055.
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