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man H. Moncrief, Gardendale; Chris
topher C.. Murphy, R, F. D. 2, Ash
Wounded, degree undetermined:
Sergt. Joe T. Dupey, Birmingham;
Corp. Joseph w. Duke, Cullman; Pri-
Yates Lois Bell, Geneva; Caulia Bur
nett, OCampo: Richard A. Johnston.
Cordova; Clarence L. Mitchell, New
Decatur: Ollie Morrison, Admission.
Wounded slightly: Corps. Henry l.
Veitch, Ensley; Ross b. Swami, Gar
den City; Privates Taylor Burroughs,
Mobile; Julius Grogan, r. F. D. 4,
T~alladega; Julius Hammett, Jackson
yille; Conner Alfred, r. F. D. 2, Pied
Glenn A. Bell. Birmingham; Otis VIII
hanson, Stroud. James c. Largin,
Vance; Henry c. Payne, r. F. d. l.,
Albertville; William c. Smell. Grove
Hill; William j.. Cooper, r. F. d. l,
Alabama City; Samuel A. Durham,
Fort Payne; Walter B.. Harrison H.
f. d. 2, S~unnyfield.
Missing in action: Private Charlie B,
Bolden, r. +, d. l, P~orterville.
KENTUCKY.
Killed in action: Sergt. BERTHE W.
La u " lAiNAAN0ANA w p NACA :
EFT, Newport; Privates Charley Ballon,
Columbia; Edison Hughes, ono; Rob
ert l.. Mitchell, Cadiz; Herman i.
Pfaff, Henderson; Arthur D. Bond
Hayden.
Died Of disease; Privates Riyes
+. Donan. Campbellsville; Hugh A.
Clays, r. F. D. 8, Fulton.
Wounded severely; Privates Isaac
Fultz, Brushart.
Lieut.. Lewis r. Morgan, Cornetts-
VILE; Private Ellis P. Austin, X. F.
wounded slightly: Privates William
Webster, Jonesville; Thomas McCarty'
Penick.
LOUISIANA.
Died from wounds: Cook Joseph
Perot. Breaux Bridge.
Died of disease: Privates Charles H.
wounded slightly: Private Paul j,
Monger, Moss.
Missing in action: Privates Felix w.
Dawson, B~ogalusa; Henry D. Dardenha'
Plaauemlne.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Killed in action: Corporals John D.
MCPkail, Hope Mills; Edmond B. Greer,
Legerwood. Privates Rexford Best, R,
p. D. 8, Princeton; Beverly NJ. Allen,
Raleigh; Barney II. Hopper. Forest
City; Henry p. Demeron, B%rookford;
Samuel Z. Hayes, Il. F. d. l, White
Vile; Walter Il. Pay, Elk Park; Will
liam Il, Robbins, Wilson.
Died from wounds: Sergeant Ellis
W. Williamson, Raefordi Private Archie
Faircloth. Fayetteville.
Died Of disease; Sergeant Theodore
P. Bonner, Hickory; Privates Lonnie
r. Rodwell, r. F. D. 6, Lewisburg;
Walter E. Watson, Kenly.
Wounded, degree undetermined: Pri-
Yates Lemuel c. Austin, Marion; John
W. Mcknight, Dalton,
Osborne, r. f, D. /. Walburg; Clarence
A, Moore, Lumberton; Privates Percy
j. Setliff, r. F. D. s, Winston-Salem
James M. Sutton, G~ibsonville.
MISSOURI.
Killed in action: Capt. James c. Ken
ady, Dexter; Lieut.. John d. Cosgrove,
st. Louis; Sergeants Charles NJ. Dun
can, Dearborn; Floyd F. Mclaughlin,
Trenton; Carl E. Holland, Sedalia; Cor
porals Clarence Z. Chancellor, Mem
phis; Oscar A. Flori, St, Lotus; Oyerton
A. Elkins, Lexington; Lester l.. Harris,
St. Joseph; August Schroeder, Wash
ington; Levi Griswold, Yarrow; Samuel
D. Curtis, Hannibal; Clarence NJ.
Raines, Clinton; Roy E. Tippen, La
vale; Musician Roy Iayman, Kansas
City; Wagner Earl Mitchell. Poplar
Bluff; Cook August M, Behrman, st.
Louis; Privates Lawrence r. Blann.
Richmond; George V. BroXton, Hanni-
bal; Roy l.. Burkett, C%hiIicothe; Charlie
A. Crockett, De Kalb; Robert j.. Eng
land, Carrollton; Guy NJ. Holloway, Will
low Springs; William II, Hall, Trenton;
Gilbert Killian, Poplar Bluff: Clyde E.
Holmes, Tyler; Clark A. Joernes, Jack
son; Walter w. Cowgirl. Kansas City;
William E. Blivins, Linden; Mamie NJ.
Lowe. Kirksvilie; Thomas f. Keaton,
Forbes; Thomas r. Sanders, Memphis;
Walker ]. Vanbriggle, Kansas City,
HerH5ert c. Williams, Columbia.
Died from wounds: Sergeant Joseph
NJ. Fournier, Jr., St. Louis; Corporal
Elmer w. Gibson. Melbourne; Privates
Earl Smith, C~hillicothe; Ernest Soutj-
land, Russ, Chares B. Wood. Carriers
vile; Herbert Bagby, Clinton: Abe
Kotelov, Kansas City.
Died OF disease; Privates Porter M.
Farley, Asgood; Buford c, Gordon,
Lexington; Fred w. Nelson, West
Plains; Hubert Stonebreaker, Humans
Vile; Bert K, Talbot. Kansas city;
Todd, Grove Springs.
Wounded severely: Privates Louie P.
Fenwick, Bernie; James Q. Rouse,
franklin; Oliver D. Yoder, Gum City.
wounded, degree undetermined: Pri-
Yates Waiter Newman, Bonnie Terre;
Bernard II. Sewers, st. Louis.
Wounded slightly: Private Arthur A.
A~llenhouse, st. Louis,
Missing in action: Privates Charles
V. Totaro, st, Louis; Francis Summers,
Higginsyille.