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(26)-IRWIN, GATEWOOD L .- Sergeant Irwin enlisted in the military service August 2, 1918, and assigned to 39th Company, 10th Battalion, Syracuse Recruit Camp. On August 31, 1918, was sent to Camp Merritt and placed in the 337th Guard and Fire Company. Dis- charged January 25, 1919, at Camp Taylor, Kentucky.
(27)-PATTON, THOMAS C .- Volunteered his services to the army upon June 10, 1917. First a member of the Second Tennessee Infantry and later assigned to Bat- tery D. 115th F. A., 30th Division. Prior to sailing for France June 3, 1918, was stationed at Camp Sevier. Was active in the fighting at Toul, St. Mihicl, Meuse-Argonne and Woevre Offensives. Mustered out of service May 13, 1919, with rank of sergeant.
(28)-BYERLEY, SPENCER G .- Began his military train- ing May 25, 1918, at Fort Oglethorpe. His organ- ization was Company I. 1st Training Battalion. Mus- tered out as a private December 21, 1918.
(29)-LONES, JAMES H .- Corporal Lones enlisted for military training in June, 1917. As a member of Bat- tery D. 115th F. A., 30th Division was stationed at Camp Sevier. Embarked for France June 3, 1918, and was actively engaged in the offensives of Toul. St. Mihiel. Meuse-Argonne and Woevre Plain. Mustered out of federal service May 13, 1919, at Fort Ogle- thorpe.
(30)-GILLESPIE, JOHN KING JR .- Enlisted December 17, 1917, and assigned to Headquarters Company, 2nd Air Service Mechanics. Sailed for France February 26 1918, and upon arrival was assigned to the Air Ser- vice, stationed at Tours. Received his honorable dis- charge May 3, 1919, at Fort Oglethorpe.
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(1)-CATRON, HOWARD SMITHI-During the recent emer- gency was a member of the U. S. Army. Sergeant Catron was on duty at Columbus, Georgia, recruiting men for the service. He served several years in the army.
(2)-VINEYARD, HAYES L .- After entry into military service in July 1918 was sent to Camp Jackson, S. C .. and assigned to auty. He was a member of the 10th Regiment, B. C., and had the rank of private, first-class.
(3)-TORBETT, WILLIAM 1I .- In September 1918 was sent to Camp Gordon, Georgia for military training. Served in various outfits while at this post, including the Central Officers Training School. Honorably dis- charged on February 15, 1919.
(4)-SMALL, HENRY C .- Entered the military service on May 1, 1918 and for duty was assigned to Camp Gor- don, Georgia. As a member of the 19th Ordnance Gas Company, embarked for France on September 1, 1918. Returned from overseas May 5, 1919 and in the same month was discharged. Rank, private.
(5)-CRAWFORD, EARL HOUSTON-After induction in August 1918 was sent to Camp Wadsworth. S. C. and placed in the 5th Pioneer Infantry. With the rank of private was mustered out of the service in December 1918
(6)-ROSE, TED-Volunteered his services in the U. S. Army in August 1918. After qualifying for overseas duty at Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Florida, sailed for France, September 14. 1918. As a member of the A. E. F., acted in the capacity of despatch bearer. Re- turned to the States in the summer of 1919 and re- ceived his honorable discharge.
(7)-PETERS, TIMOTHY CARPENTER-On Mav 8. 1917 entered the military service. For duty was assigned to the general service, infantry, with duties of re- cruiting. Stationed at Fort Thomas, Kentucky and Knoxville, Tennessee. Holds the rank of sergeant.
(8)-DANIEL, W. FONSE-Became a member of the U. S. Army on October 23. 1918. Assigned to the 2nd Company, Development Battalion, stationed at Camp Wadsworth, S. C. Mustered out of the service on De- cember 24, 1918. Rank, private.
(9)-ROBERTS, ARTHUR B .- Received his military train- ing at Camp Travis, Texas. Sailed for France on July 12. 1918 and was a participant in the fighting at St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne. With the rank of private returned to the States on May 28, 1919. En- listment dates from October 3, 1917 to June 28, 1919.
(10)-PRESLEY, WILLIAM E .- On June 7. 1918 entered the military service. For duty was assigned to the 16th Service Company, Signal Corps, with headquar- ters at Fort Thomas. Kentucky. Later transferred to Fort Wood, N. Y., at which place he was honorably dis- charged on February 19. 1919. Rank, private.
(11)-WILLIAMS, JOHN R .- Began his military career on June 24. 1918 at Camp Gordon, Georgia. Foreign ser- vice dates from September 1918 to July 15. 1919. With the rank of private in the Construction Corps, (Infantry), received his discharge in July 1919.
(12)-AIKEN, JOHN P .- Enlisted on July 24. 1918. As a member of Company A. 162nd Infantry, received his military training at Camp Gordon, Georgia. Saw service with the American Expeditionary Force. Hon- orably discharged on July 17. 1.19.
(13)-CRAWFORD, ORVILLE DRURY-After entry into the service on April 26, 1918 for training was as- signed to Camp Hancock, Georgia. Sailed for France in July 1918 and returned to the States in August, 1919. Rank, sergeant.
(14)-FROST, JOHN O .- Was a member of the United States Army during the World War. but military record and organization are unknown.
(15)-McMILLAN, BRICE-On December 4. 1917 entered the service of the U. S. Army. After a period of training at Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Florida, sailed for France on August 14. 1918. As a member of the 418th Motor Supply Train was active at St. Mihiel and Meuse- Argonne. With the rank of battalion sergeant-major returned to the States on July 5. 1919.
(16)-WHITE, EDGAR ALLEN-Became a member of the U. S. Army on May 28, 1918. After a period of preliminary training at Camp Pike, Arkansas, sail- ed for France in Angust 1918. With the rank of private returned to the States in the summer of 1919 and was honorably discharged.
(17)-CARTER, THOMAS BRYAN-Entered military ser- vice on August 25, 1918. Sailed for France on November 13. 1918 as a member of the 154th Company. G. D. I. C. Returned to the States in the summer of 1919 and was honorably discharged.
(18)-MORTON, EWING II .- Began his military career on September 3, 1918, as a member of Headquarters Company, 57th Pioneer Infantry. On September 19 was ransferred to the Depot Quartermaster Corps. Honorably discharged with the rank of sergeant on March 24. 1919 at Camp Wadsworth, S. C.
(19)-WILSON, ANTHONY G .- After entry into the ser- vice of the U. S. Army in June 1918 was assigned to the Ordnance Department. Private Wilson was station- ed at the U. S. Chemical Plant, Saltville, Virginia. Honorably discharged at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia on March 4. 1919.
(20)-SMITII, JOSEPH G .- Began his military career as a member of the University of Tennessee Training Detachment. on July 1. 1918. Later transferred to Camp Jackson, S. C., and was assigned to Mechanics Headquarters Detachment, Field Artillery Brigade, Firing Center. Discharged on March 7. 1919 with rank of mechanic.
(21)-DAWSON, EDGAR-Enlisted in the U. S. Army on April 29, 1918 and for duty was sent to Camp Jackson. S. C. Discharged on May 22, 1918. Rank, private.
(22)-KENNEDY, GRANVILLE S .- After entering the ser- vice in October 1918 was assigned to Company C, 308th Battalion, Tank Corps. Received his training at Camp Polk, N. C. Private Kennedy was discharged on January 10, 1919.
(23)-FRANKLIN, CARY E .- Entered the service on August 21. 1917. After a period of training at Camp Sher- idan, Alahama sailed for France in June 1918. As a member of Company C. 112th Fiold Signal Corps was active at Verdun and in Flanders. Corporal Frank- lin returned from overseas duty on March 26, 1919 and was discharged April 23, 1919, at Camp Sherman.
(24)-O'DELL, MACK-Began his military career on Aug- ust 5. 1918 and for duty was assigned to Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Florida. Private O'Dell was mustered out of the service in May 1919 at Camp Gordon, Ga.
`(25)-DAVIS, FREDERICK S .- Entered the military service in August 1918 and in the following month sailed for France. His organization was Battery E. 74th Field Ar.illery. Private Davis returned from overseas on December 22. 1918 and two days later received his honorable discharge.
(26)-WHITE, MARVIN BENJAMIN-After entering the service on December 11. 1917 for training was sent to Camp Jackson, S. C. As a member of Truck Com- pany No. 5, 1st Corps, Artillery Park, sailed for France on May 20. 1918. Participated in all battles of his command, and was in the Army of Occupation. Rank, cook.
(27)-WHITE, WILLIAM HIOMER-Volunteered his ser- vices to the U. S. Army on April 19. 1917. After a period of training at Camp Shelby, Mississippi, sailed for France in April 1918. As a member of Battery B. 76th Field Artillery. 3rd Division, he was in Champagne-Marne Defensive and Aisne-Marne, St. Mi- hiel and Meuse-Argonne Offensives. Saw service in the Army of Occupation. Discharged September 9. 1919. K'ank, private.
(28)-IIYMAN, HARRY S .- Volunteered his services to the U. S. Army in April 1917 and soon afterwards was discharged. Inducted in June 1918 and for duty was sent to Camp Gordon, Georgia. Unable to meet the physical requirements, he was given his discharge. On September 6, 1918 again entered the service and for duty was placed in the infantry, unassigned. Was ac- tive in various ways during the recent emergency, act- ing in capacity of assistant to the Draft Board and a member of the "Four-Minute Men.
(29)-DUNN, ROY C .- Entered the service of the U S. Army on June 24, 1918 and for duty was assigned to Camp Gordon, Georgia. Later transferred to Camp McClellan. Alabama and assigned to the 17th Company, 5th Replacement Battalion, 157th Depot Brigade. Ser- geant Dunn was active in training several companies for overseas duty. Honorably discharged on January 22, 1919, at Camp Gordon.
(30)-FROST, SAMUEL L .- Enlisted in the Regular Army and during the World War was engaged with his unit in its various activities. Organization unknown.
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(1)-KING, ERNEST N .- Entered the service of the United States Army in September 1909. During the recent emergency was a member of Battery H, 7th Regiment, Coast Artillery Corps. Spent eighteen months with the American Expeditionary Force, taking part in all the battles of his command. With the rank of corporal received his honorable discharge in June 1919.
(2)-LAWSON, ROSCOE L .- On March 4, 1918, enlisted in the United States Army. His organization was Ist Company, Coast Artillery, stationed at Fort Scrivens, Georgia. On September 19, 1918 was transferred to Battery D, 57th Regiment, Ileavy Artillery, and with this organization sailed for France on September 25, 1918. Took part in all the battles of his command.
(3)-SHELTON, HENRY II .- After entry into military service on May 24, 1918 was assigned to Battery B, 54th Coast Artillery Corps. Prior to sailing for France in September 1918 was stationed at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia for military training. Returned to the States on March 7. 1919 and in the same month was mustered out of the service. Rank, private.
(4)-WATKINS, ERNEST E .- Became a member of Bat- tery F, 61st Artillery, Coast Artillery Corps, on Jan- uary 25, 1918. Embarked for France on July 17, 1918 and while in mid-Atlantic was attacked by submarine. Discharged on March 1, 1919. at Fort Scrivens, Geor- gia.
(5)-JAEGER, WILLIAM ALVIN-Volunteered his services to the United States Army on July 5, 1917. First assigned to the Sth Coast Guard Defense and later transferred to Battery C. 58th Artillery, C. A. C. Sailed for France on May 10, 1918 and took part in the fighting at Meuse-Argonne and St. Mihiel. With the rank of corporal returned to the States in April, 1919.
(6)-LONG. EDWARD J .- Entered the military service on May 21, 1918 and for duty was assigned to Park Bat- tery. Second Corps, Artillery Park. Sailed for France on July 10, 1918 and took part in the following bat- tles : Aisne-Marne, St. Mihiel, Oise-Aisne and Meuse- Argonne. Returned to the States July 5, 1919, and discharged July 17. Rank, private.
(7)-BAKER, RAYMOND EDWARD-On March 14, 1918 enlisted in the 43rd Coast Artillery Corps. Embarked for France on October 7, 1918 and returned to the States on December 31, 1918. Mustered out of the service on January 15, 1919 with rank of corporal.
(8)-CRUZE, JAMES E .- Became a member of the United States Army on July 1, 1914. His organization was the 64th Company, Coast Artillery Corps, stationed at Fort Winfield Scott, California. Held the rank of private.
(9)-FORD, COLUMBUS M .- On August 10, 1911 enlisted in the United States Army. His organization was Coast Artillery, "White House Guard." Stationed at Fort Monroe. Va. and Washington, D. C. Had the rank of corporal.
(10)-TURNER, CLAUDE-After entering the service in May 1918 was assigned to the Coast Artillery Corps. Later transferred to Casual Company, No. 532. Trained at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia and Camp Merritt, New Jersey. With the rank of private was discharged in November 1918 at Camp Lee, Virginia.
(II)-CLAPP, GROVER CLEVELAND-On September 5, 1911 entered the military service. During the World War was a member of Battery B, 52nd Coast Artillery Corps. Embarked for France on August 18, 1917 and took part in all of the battles of bis unit. With the rank of sergeant returned to . the States on Jan- uary 2, 1919. ">
(12)-BADGETT, SYLVESTER-Entered the military ser- vice on July 19, 1918. First assigned to the 1st Com- pany, Coast Artillery Corps, and later transferred to the mine layer, General John M. Schofield. With the rank of cook was mustered out of the service on December 10, 1918.
(13)-MINCEY, DEWEY-In June 1916 entered the service of the United States Army. His organization was Battery F. 53rd Artillery, Coast Artillery Corps. As a member of the A. E. F. took part in all the battles of his unit. Held the rank of first-class gunner.
(14)-RUTIIERFORD, CALER B .- Began his military career on June 29, 1918. Received his training at Camp Jackson, South Carolina. With the rank of corporal was mustered out of the service on December 10, 1918, at the above mentioned camp.
(15)-CHANDLER, BART LEITH-Volunteered his ser- vices to the United States Army in June 1916, and for training was sent to Fort Dade, Florida. His outfit was the 1st Company, Coast Artillery Corps. Mus- tered out of the service with the rank of sergeant on February 7. 1919. at Camp Eustis, Virginia.
(16)-CLAPP, JAMES P .- Entered the military service in May 1917. First assigned to the 31st Company, Coast Artillery and later transferred to the 79th Company, Coast Artillery Received his training at Camp Jack- son, S. C. Rank, mechanic.
(17)-CHADWICK, PORTER OLEN-In 1904, enlisted in the United States Army. During the recent emergency was a member of Battery B, 52nd Coast Artillery Corps. Sailed for France in August, 1917, and took part in all the battles of his command. With rank of cor- poral returned to America in December 1918.
(18)-ROSE, JOIIN HOUSTON-After enlisting on August 9, 1909, was assigned to the 8th Company, Coast Artillery Corps. Stationed at Fort Greble, R. 1., until ordered for overseas duty on November 3, 1918. While at sea was ordered back to the States.
(19)-ROSE, THOMAS ARTHUR-On July 19, 1918 be- came a member of the United States Army. Assigned to the Coast Artillery and stationed at Fort Morgan. Alabama. Fort Gaines, Alabama and Camp Shelby, Miss. With the rank of private was discharged in December 1918.
(20)-GORMAN, GILBERT T .- As a member of the 6th Company, Coast Artillery Corps was stationed at Fort Hancock, New Jersey. Enlistment period dates from September 15, 1918 to May 6, 1919. Rank, ser- geant.
(21)- CHANCE, JOHN HENRY-Volunteered his services to the United States Army on December 11, 1917. First assigned to the Mobile Coast Defense. Coast Artillery Corps and later transferred to the Quarter- master Corps, stock record branch. Stationed at Fort Morgan and Fort Gaines, Alabama. Discharged with rank of private first-class on April 30, 1919.
(22)-KRON, HIORACE-Entered the military service on December 13. 1917. As a member of Battery F. 62nd Artillery, Coast Artillery Corps, sailed for France on July 14, 1918 and was active at Meuse-Argonne. Discharged on March 10, 1919 at Camp Sherman, Ohio.
(23)-LONES, RAYMOND J .- Enlisted in the United States Army in 1910. Re-enlisted in November 1913 and spent three years in Panama. Returned to the States and was made first sergeant of Company D, 335th Infantry. Saw service with the A. E. F., in the supply service of the 84th Division.
(24)-COOLEY, FRED F .- Entered upon active duty De- cember 11, 1917 as a member of Battery E, 35th Artill- ery, Coast Artillery Corps. Saw service at the fol lowing stations: Fort Monroe, Curtis Bay, Newport News and Camp Meade. With the rank of corporal was mustered out of the service on December 5, 1918.
(25)-LISTER, WILLIAM G .- After enlisting in the United States Army in 1918 was assigned to the Coast Artill- ery Corps. Had the rank of mechanic.
(26)-HARRISON, JAMES T .- Began his military career on June 23. 1914. First assigned to the 4th Com- pany, Coast Artillery Corps, and later transferred to Battery C. 51st Artillery, Coast Artillery Corps. Prior to sailing for France in September 1917 was stationed at Fort Strong, Mass. Took part in all battles of his command. Returned to the States in May, 1919, and soon afterward received his discharge. Rank, private.
(27)-ELGIN, GUY-Volunteered his services to the United States Army on July 25, 1917. His organization was Headquarters Company, 61st Artillery, Coast Artill- ery Corps. Stationed at Fort Moultrie and Camp Eus- tis. Embarked for France on July 18, 1918 and returned to the States in February, 1919. Discharged on March 4, 1919 with rank of sergeant major, senior grade.
(28)-NICIIOLS, OTHIE T .- After entering the service in May 1917 was assigned to the 2nd Company, Coast Artillery Corps. With the rank of private was station- ed in the Canal Zone during the recent war.
(29)-MITCHELL, RICHARD P .- Enlisted in the United States Army in 1917 and was assigned to the Coast Artillery Corps. Prior to sailing for France was lo- cated on the Pacific Coast. As a member of the A. E. F. spent one month on the front. With the rank of private returned to the States in the summer of 1919 and received his honorable discharge.
(30)-TOPPINS, ARTIIUR F .- Entered the military service on May 24, 1918 and for duty was assigned to Casual Company No. 86, 2nd Coast Artillery Corps. Foreign service dates from August 13, 1918 to June 1919. Rank, private.
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(1)-DARBY, PAGE MILBURN-Entered the service in May, 1918, and received promotion to rank of Army Field Clerk. He was assigned for duty to Headquarters. Port of Embarkation, Hohoken, N. J. He remained in the service there until April 19, 1919, when he was mustered out.
(2)-WEAVER, JAMES RECTOR-Enlisted August 17, 1917, and was assigned for duty to the Quartermaster Corps, Camp Forrest, Georgia. He was placed on detached service in the Camp Supply Company. Corporal Wea- ver remained in service there until January 17, 1919, when he received his discharge.
(3)-CORAM, CLAUDE ALLEN-Volunteered April 7, 1917. in the Machine Gun Company, 3rd Tennessee Infantry. Trained at Camp Sevier until May 11, 1918, when he sailed for France. Saw service in the Ypres Sector, Belgium, against the Hindenburg Line, and at Premont, Busigny, Molain and Ribeauville. He was awarded the American Distinguished Service Cross and the British Military Medal for bravery in action on Sep- tember 29. 1918. Discharged as a private, first-class, April 17, 1919.
(4)-TRENT, CHARLES JAMES-Entered the army on August 12, 1918, and was placed in the Tank Corps, unassigned. He was ordered to the Officers' Training - ac Camp Lee, Virginia, on September 11, 1918. Discharged with rank or privdie on November 23, 1918, at Camp Lee.
(5)-FLENNIKEN, THOMAS PATRICK-After being in- ducted at Knoxville June 21, 1918, he was ordered to Fort Thomas, Kentucky, and sailed for France on August 1, 1918. With the 151st Field Artillery, 42nd Division, he saw service in the Second Battle of the Marne and in the St. Mihiel and Argonne Offensives. fle also went to Germany as a member of the Army of Occupation. Mustered out June 21, 1919, at N. Y.
(6)-HUDGENS, ROY L .- Enlisted September 21. 1917, and was assigned to Headquarters Company, 117th In- fantry. After training at Camp Sevier, he went over- seas in May, 1918, and took part in the Ypres De- fensive and the Hindenburg Line Offensive of his orcalzat'on. Corporal Hudgens returned home and was mustered out April 17, 1919.
(7)-GAULT, IRA CLARENCE-Inducted into the service May 21, 1918, and assigned to the 2nd Corps, Artill- ery Park, at Camp Jackson. Sailed for France July 10. 1918, and took part in the Aisne-Marne, Oise-Aisne. St. Mihiel and Argonne Offensives. After the armis- tice served in Brest Casual Company No. 241. Mus- tered out July 20, 1919, at Camp Gordon, with rank of private, first-class.
(8)-LYLE, JOHN W .- Enlisted in the Quartermaster Corps at Knoxville December 13. 1917, and saw service at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, before sailing for France August 8, 1918, as a member of S. P. U. No. 390, Motor Transport Corps. Was engaged in the St. Mihiel and Argonne Forest battles. Discharged August 13. 1919, at Camp Gordon with rank of private, first-class.
(9)-TROTTER, JOSEPH MEEK-Became a member of the army in September, 1918, in the Students' Army Train- ing Corps at Tennessee Military Institute, Sweetwater, Tennessee. Discharged with rank of officer candidate on May 21, 1919.
(10)-ROUSER, LYNN DAVIS-Inducted into service Sep- tember 4. 1918, and assigned to the 57th Pioneer In- fantry at Camp Wadsworth. Sailed for France Sep- tember 29. and was on duty abroad until June 1. 1919. During this time he was transferred to the 80th Di- vision at Le Mans, France. Corporal Rouser was dis- charged June 11, 1919, at Fort Oglethorpe.
(11)-LaRUE, WALTER L .- Entered the army May 28, 1918 and was assigned to the 1st Replacement Regiment at Camp Pike, Arkansas, until his departure overseas September 29, 1918. Upon arrival in France he was as- signed to Company K, 161st Infantry, 41st Division, with which he served until his return from overseas February 20, 1919. Mustered out as a private on March 20, 1919, at Camp Taylor.
(12)-HULL, ROBERT M .- Entered upon active duty April 26, 1918, and was assigned to Company A, 306th Am- munition Train. 81st Division. Was stationed at Camp Jackson until ordered overseas August 7, 1918. Par- ticipated in the St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne Offen- sives. Discharged July 22, 1919, with rank of private.
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OTHERS IN THE SERVICE
In addition to those in the service, whose photographs and records are shown in the preceding pages, there were more than 2,000 other men from Knox County in the var- ious branches of military, naval and air activity whose photographs and records it was impossible to obtain, though every effort was made to do so.
The names of these men are given below. There are some inaccuracies in spelling, as the names were taken from rosters, records, newspapers, and files. These errors have been eliminated as far as possible through consulting the Knoxville city directory, but a large number of the names did not appear in it. Many of the men lived in the rural districts of the county.
The consolidation of this list with the preceding one shows that approximately 5,000 of the men and boys of Knox County were in federal service between the declaration of war April 6, 1917, and the conclusion of the armistice November 11, 1918. In addition, there were many hundreds of men and women who did war work, but who did not take the federal oath or put on a uniform.
Abbott, Harry J.
Atkin, Grover
Bean, L. L.
Bowen, Andrew
Acuff, George W.
Atkinson, John A.
Bean, O. C.
Bowen, Hugh K.
Adams, Burke
Austin, Charles
Beck, Charles
Bowling. Ollie J.
Adams, Gale
Avery, Edgar
Beeler, Isaac G.
Bowling, John
Adams, Nolloth J.
Ayres, Herbert M.
Belk, Thomas S.
Adams, Wallace W.
Babcock, Robert F.
Bell, George C.
Boyd, Frank, Jr.
Adkins, Sylvanus
Bailey, Dewey A.
Bell, Robert A.
Boyd, Robert L.
Aiken, Henry M., Jr.
Bailey. Joel M.
Bellamy, William O.
Boyd, Wallace Boyles, James
Ailor, Roger Q.
Bailey, Thomas
Bennett, James
Bozeman, James T.
Alexander, John H.
Bailey. W. H.
Bennett, John A.
Brabson, Rohert
Alford, Alton B.
Baird, Pryor H.
Bennett, William H.
Brabson, William A.
Allen, David Lee Allen, Orville
Baker, Clifford
Benton, H. W.
Bradley, Harry
Allison, George W.
Baker, Floyd C.
Bergstrom, G. A.
Bradley, John B.
Allison, Samuel C.
Baker, L. C.
Berry, Hugh M.
Brakebill, James C.
Amburn, Carl
Branam. R. R.
Ancarrow, James R.
Baker, James L.
Bihee, Mont M.
Brand, Carl C.
Anderson, Arch
Baker, J. T.
Bible, Harry P.
Branson, S. H.
Anderson, Charles S.
Baker, Robert L.
Bible, Glenn
Breeden, Elmer Brennan, John Brewer. Alexander
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