Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-12-15
l5l,Ol6 NAMES
OF CASUALTIES
GIVEN TOPUBLIC

'HAAoiA1ANN YIN DSC. 1f.-WilH To-
days lengthy casualty, total of Isl, :
Git names of American casualties in
France have been made public. They
are divided as follows: Killed in ac-
ton, 26,517; died of wounds, 10, 160;
died OF accident or other cause, 2,033
died of disease, 14,64O; wounded, ST.
12S; missing, including prisoners,
5,543.
The Georgians in the latest lists
are:
Killed in Action.-Lieut Joe Glenn
Maddox, GAINESVILLE.
Died of Disease.-Privates Paul Da-
Wis, R. F. D. l, Macon; Robt. Drum
mond, Bowden; Charlie Clack Law
renceville; Henry R. Wright, Airing
ton; Farrell Asbell, Gresston; Thomas
L. Gay, R. F. D. 2, Matthews ;Lovett
Speer, R. F. D. 2, College Park; John
l. Rehberg, Cairo; Henry G. Holden,
K F. D. IA, Commerce; Walter W.
CrOwell, Atlanta.
Wounded straightforward Ralph
r. Hobbs, Ocilla; Privates VIM S.
Thompkins, R. F. D. l, Harrison; Fritz
X. Whitaker Columbus; Homer Will
sen, Atlanta; Edgar Epps, R. F. D. l,
Blythe; Joe Russell, Chubas; jennie
Parham, R. F. d. 3, RoopeVille; Scott
H. Cook, r. F. D. 6, Eastman; Joseph
L. Cooper, R. F. D. 4, Rupert; Eugene
c. Carter, Dallas; Luther Ward R. F.
u. 2, Whitesburg; Peter D. Courtney,
Griffin Yates A Jones, Newman; Ser
geant Howard S. Hall, Hahira; Cor
poral John Ivy Beck, Mcintyre; Pri-
Yates Leonard B. Hawkins, Villa RIGA;
Elmer c. Moore, Swainsboro; Elmer
E. Taylor, Duluth; Lum Baxter, Col
Umbus; Julian Crook, Cedartown;
Lieuts. Roy w Tibbets, Athens; Frank
C. Davis, Columbus; Sergeants, David
l. Castleberry, Atlanta; Arthur W.
Davis, Folkston; Albert Burden, At
laEta; Privates Lewis Garvin, Gar
field; Gus Collin, R. F. D. 8, Augusta;
Richard F. Simmons, Cedartown;
Frank Smith, billiard; Reuben H.
Smith, LAGRANGE; Joseph c. Tritt,
Jr., R. F. D. /, Cedartown; Daniel
Heath, r. F. D. 5, Wrightsville; Sam
uel j. Price, Rising Fawn; VIM R
Elliott, R. F. D. 2, Zebulon; Frank
Morton, luton; Willie o. Couch, r. F.
.. l, Turin; James y. McNeal, R. F. D.
Il Haschton; Nuby A. Brown, Au,
gusta; Lawson Bryant, r. r. d. 2,
Cairo James H. Denton Atlanta.
Wounded, Degree undetermined
Corporals Chas. E. Armour, Rayle;
Geo. A. Sumner, Augusta; Privates
Glady Powell, Pinehurst; Sergeant
Thos F. Tate, Dahlonega; Corporal
John W. Barrett, Atlanta; Privates
Raymond Haverty, Atlanta; Geo C.
Mitchell, Rentz; Mack Moon, Thomp-
son; Tom Boyer, Milledgeville; Willis
Ross, Jr., MacontOn; VIM. T. McKin-
ley Bowersville; Reid M. Anthony, La
Fayette; Warren W. Bishop, Wood
bury; Joseph w. Davis, Macon; Robt.
Watson, Cordele; Sergeants Seaborn
A. Galding; Privates Frank Bowen
Savannah; Stephen NJ Cannon R. F
D. 5, Atlanta; Joshua Outright,
Greensboro; Lacy NJ. Strickland, Ell
berton James D. Vaughan, Middleton;
Grady Lynn, Wildwood.
Wounded Slightly.-Sergeant Harry
Preston Simpson, Poulan; COrpOrals
James Henry Gill, Atlanta Edgar c.
Daniel, R. F. D. 5, Jefferson; Privates
Charlie German, Statesboro; John P.
Curry, R. F. d. /, Adrian; Jim J.
Gray, r. F. D. 2, Newell; John B. Huff,
Dumanelle; Samuel c. Browning, r. F.
D. 10, Dublin; Jack Wade, R. F. D. 3;
Unadilla Sam Jenkins, Gardi; King S.
Shirley, Hollywood Gully E. Gabrels,
GAINESVILLE; Lewis Dimon, Columbus;
Garttrell Norman, Bowersville; Clark
Frown, Fitzgerald; Jesse L. Davis,
DeSoto; Dave Williams, Savannah;
Wallace A. Carter, Albany; Sergeant
E. L. Peacock, Chickamauga; Corporal
Otis Down, Milan; Cooks, Russell
W Parks, Milstead; Howlette c.
Grimes, Newman; Emzie Glass, Nc
Donough; Privates Robt. A Bowen.
Sylvester; Manalcus A. Hobbs Dear
inf; James B. Rose, Daisy; VIM. H.
McCard, Ashburn; John Quillian, Ma
con; Joe Lynn, r. F. D. /, MoBganville.
Missing in Action,-Privates Junius
Williams; Pal B. Pruitt, Atlanta;
James W. Moss. Calhoun; Samuel P,
Knox, Martin; Willard j. Arnold, r. F.
D. 4, Lawrenceville; jesse s AndeT-
son, R. F. D. 8, Royston; Granville w.
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