Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-11-20
RESUME OF CASUALTY LISTS,
Showing South Carolinians Killed
and Wounded During Week.

Showing South CarOlinianS Killed
and Wounded During Week.
The crowded condition of our col
umns this week prevents our giving
the detailed statement OF casualties
as heretofore. We give below the
names Of South Carolina boys who
have, during the past week, been re-
ported among those killed. wounded
or missing. These lists will doubt
less be issued daily for some time
as the statistics are compiled. but
the government has requested the
army officials now in Europe to COM
pletc the lists as speedily as possible
and transmit same without the pre-
ca 'tion OF using the cable code rs
heretofore. This ruling has been
made possible by reason OF the ccssa-
ton Of hostilitics. The list follows:
South CarolininnS.
KILLED in action-Sergt. John r.
Adams, Ware Shoals: Sergt. David
Turner. Union: Private Tandy Haw-
kins, Taylors; Privatcs William G.
Taylor, Poe Mills; Grady Harris.
Hpartanburg; Henry flaydock, Green
Vile.
Wounded scvcrely---privatc How
ard p. Gaillard. Holly Hill; Private
Geo. 5. holland, Union.
Wounded slightly in action--Pri-
vate Christian j. Barsch Columbia;
Corpl Charley Arnold, Greenwood:
Private Lawrence Leonhardt, Union
wounded. degree undetermined
torpl. Golden G.. Presley, Piedmont;
! torpl. Claude T.. Hopkins, Seneca;
| lriVatcS Paul Scay, Galfncy; Avery
! Allen. Grccnvillc.
Died of disease Scrgts. Frank
| Robertson. Abhcvillc: Miller Grani-
s"l., hilbert, p"iHn'cs Snmucl Stew
art. WaNuglN Mills. t.suu anDes
/ Nunrans; COrp,s Wm. Gray. Rock
'itl' Grover &. Wall. Ucmipgway:
! Hr'V' L." ThoS. sullivan Clark lIill;
, JAS. .IHor Denver; iuriu, G.. Mel.
ton, Lockhart; Wallace Morgan,
Edgeiield; Tom Williford, Ander-
son; Henry E. Leyer. Lexington; Lee
Chapman. OranScburg; Robert De-
Grafrclfrcid. Chester: Claude e.
Hughes. Abbevillc: Richard Hayes,
lrmo; Claude Jones. Simplex; David
Mcqueen. Cheraw; Thos. II. Pope,
hemingway; Andrew Ingram, Che
raw; Edmund Scrivcn, Sumter; Rob-
ert Millican, Vance; George Nance
Anderson; Perley Savage, Union;
Alex Stinson. ,Jr., Chester; CorpI. II.
ID. Rast, Cameron: Private Samuel c.
Watson. Greenwood; Farrier Ernest
NJ. Longshore. Newberry; Privates
Furman b. Hilton, Bethune; Harri-
son Swilling, Anderson; Henry \.
Coleman. shelton: Eldred Dobey,
Edgefield Fred Holmes. Frogmore;
Tom Jones, Chaplin; Sim Woods,
FrogmOrc: John Hazel, GEORGETOWN;
Elijah McFadden, Manning.
Died Of wounds received in action
-Corpl. Christopher J. Nixon, Olan-
ia; Private Bcrnice G., Stealing,
Williamson; Lieuts. Sam David Tur-
tletaub, Charleston; VIM. +. Cald-
we'll, Chester: Privates Hub Rabun.
Cool Spring; Melvin G. Rogers, Ma
rion: Rayford Adair. Greenville;
Walter Jefferson, McColl: Jos. Seig-
Ter. Jr.. Aiken.
Missing in action-Corpl. Harvey
Cook, Grccnville.
Corrections.
Killed In action previously re-
ported wounded severely in action)-
Corpl. Jas. W. McCutcheon, Lake
City.
Wounded. degree undetermined
previously reported missing in ac-
tion) Private Charles Reid, Green
Vile.
Returned to duty (prcviously re.
ported missing) -Priv; Walter 4.
Douglas. Ilartsvillc.
Total Casualties 10 Nov. II.
The total casualties reported Up
to November 18th reached 75,997.
divided as follows:
Killed in action. including 396
at sea ............ .li,26l
Died OF wounds ........... 5,701
Died OF disease .... 49,. 6l39
Died OF accident and other
causes l,lS0
Wounded in action .i0.9l6
Missing in action lincluding
prisoners ...... .... 60
Total .............. 1897