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Outside of these two divisions, thousands of Texans were in other organizations and did their duty as only real men can know or under- stand. Speaking of Texas troops, the com- manding general of the American Expeditionary Forces referred to them as men "who did what was to be expected when we remember the his- tory of their state, nurtured, as they are, in the cradle of loyalty and patriotism. I con- sider that the work of the 90th Division was not surpassed and the 36th was a very good second to it." Approximately 3,000 loyal Texans paid the supreme sacrifice in France in order that freedom and justice might not die.
And after two years the war was over and the boys came home. They found that the reconstruction area had problems far more reaching than the problems of warfare. There are battles of peace as of war. Instinctively the men who were organized into the greatest fighting organization of our National history turned into an organization of their own, wherein they might work together toward the forwarding of the same principles of decent government for which they went to war in 1917.
For these reasons, therefore, the American Legion had its birth. Its work in the promot- ing of 100 per cent Americanism and kindred subjects speaks for itself.
The future of the American Legion will be what its membership shall make it, and re- membering of what material this membership is composed, we may say that the future is very bright. On the experience of the past shall we build our plans for a larger and better America always.
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CAPTAIN IRA C. OGDEN,
Formerly of San Antonio. Killed in action near St. Etienne, France, October 10, 1918. Distinguished Service Cross awarded by War Department for his extra- ordinary heroism in action, as Captain of the 14'st Infantry. Also received the French Croix de Guerre with Palms.
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LIEUTENANT ROBERT ECKFORD THOMPSON, DECEASED Killed in Action September 13th, 1918, in the Famous St. Mihiel Drive, France B. L., University of Texas, Law Department, 1916 Member of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity Temple
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CAPTAIN HERBERT PEAIRS San Antonio
CAPTAIN CHARLES T. KUHLMAN Served with the 71st Brigade, 36th Di- vision. Wounded in Action October 8, 1918. Decorated with the Croix de Guerre San Antonio
MAJOR PETER SCHRAM Wholesale Dealer in Tobacco and Cigars Taylor
CAPTAIN HADYN POTTER MAYERS,
Deceased Date of birth September 15, 1890 Captain of 60th U. S. Infantry, Regular Army. Killed in action July 31, 1918 Awarded the Distinguished Service Cross San Antonio
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COLONEL DAVID M. DULLER Consulting Engineer Served in the Corps of Engineers in the U. S. Army from May, 1917, to August, 1919. Lieutenant Colonel in com- mand of 310th-602d Engineer Reg- iment in France and Germany Houston
MAJOR ALEXANDER Y. WALTON Civil Engineer San Antonio
COL. A. W. BLOOR
Colonel 42d U. S. Infantry, from Oct. 14th, 1917 to July 8th, 1919, the date upon which it was demobolized. Attorney at Law Austin
COL. WM. E. JACKSON Member of the firm of Jackson & Co., Cotton Merchants. Col. 141st Infantry. Served Overseas six months. Hillsboro.
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LIEUT. HENRY A. WHITAKER Electrician San Antonio
LIEUT. WM. HAMPTON Enlisted April 22, 1917 Awarded Croix de Guerre by the French Government for distinguished service in action. Discharged July 18, 1919. Student San Antonio
LIEUTENANT ALEXANDER H. FRASER Born in San Antonio September 19, 1886. Son of John A. Fraser. Died October 28, 1918, while serving in the Air Ser- vice Signal Corps at Kelly Field. San Antonio.
LIEUTENANT FELIX STAFFEL Served in 141st Infantry, 36th Division, A. E. F. Awarded the Croix de Guerre by the French Government San Antonio
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1ST LIEUTENANT G. F. STOCK With Gulf Refining Company Port Arthur
FIRST LIEUT W. B. COWART, Deceased Date of Birth December 26, 1892. Killed in action September 17, 1918. Award- ed the Croix de Guerre November 29, 1918. Served as Pilot in American Escadrille No. 1 Houston
DR. E. R. TOWNSEND Physician and Surgeon MRS. E. R. TOWNSEND Served two years as Army Nurse, 18 months in France in War Zone Eastland
LIEUT. FARRELL DABNEY MINOR, JR., Deceased, Wounded during the second battle of the Marne July 26th, 1918, and died August 29th, 1918, in Base Hospital, France. Beaumont
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SGT. EDMOND LOUIS SARRAN, JR. Deceased Date of birth November 29, 1889 Killed in the Argonne Drive in France, September 26, 1918 San Antonio
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DAVID A. SARRAN, Deceased Enlisted in the U. S. Navy September, 1913. Cited for bravery by the Sec- retary of the Navy. Died in the Service October 1, 1918 San Antonio
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THEODORE P. SARRAN Enlisted in U. S. Navy, 1913 Chief Boatswain's Mate San Antonio
ROBERT LEE SARRAN Served Overseas in the 36th Division Mo- tor Truck Corps. Enlisted, 1916, and Discharged February, 1919 San Antonio
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MCKEAN L. EILERS Austin
A. J. EILERS, JR. Served as Sergeant in the M. T. C. R. U., No. 312 Austin
CAPT CHAS. K. HORTON Member of Firm of Horton & Horton, Contractors Superintendent of Construction Houston
ALBERT C. SCHRAM
Second Lieutenant 166th Machine Gun Company, 42d Division, Remagen, Germany, 1919 Taylor
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JAMES W. TURNER, Deceased Date of birth February 4, 1894 Served in 141st Infantry, Company E, 36th Division. Awarded Croix de Guerre by French Government. Killed in battle October 8, 1918 San Antonio
WM. SIDNEY CARRIERE, Deceased Date of Birth, October 6, 1895 Served as Army Field Clerk, 34th Division, Hdqs., Camp Cody, New Mexico. Died October 6, 1917. San Antonio
POLIDORO DE SOSA, Deceased Date of birth, August 5, 1891 Enlisted April 26, 1918, served Oversea, engaged in the Drive at St. Mihiel and Argonne, receiving Wounds causing Death on the 13th of September,. 1918 San Antonio
HARRY C. CLARK, Deceased Army Field Clerk, A. G. D. Native Texan. Date of birth December 1, 1897. Killed December 23, 1918, Briery, France San Antonio
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PETER A. KLAUS, Deceased Date of birth March 27, 1886 Received wounds in France in an aero- plane attack which resulted in his death on Octobed 14, 1918 San Antonio
WILLIAM C. REYNOLDS, Deceased Date of birth January 22, 1896 Killed in Action near Fey-en-Haye, France, September 21, 1918 San Antonio
CORP. LAWSON G. WILLIAMS Deceased Served in Motor Truck Company No. 1 San Antonio
VICTOR FLATO, Deceased Born October 27th, 1891, Native Texan. Died in service in France September 3rd, 1918, while serving with the 133rd Field Artillery, 36th Division San Antonio
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PRIVATE WM. JOSEPH VILLEMAIN, Deceased Date of birth December 19, 1886 Served Overseas in France and died from shot wounds received while on guard duty at Fort Leavenworth, Kan. San Antonio
PRIVATE HENRY A. CARDENAS, Deceased Date of birth October 27, 1893 Served in the Depot Brigade, 90th Divis- ion. Died at Base Hospital, Camp Travis, October 21, 1918 San Antonio
PRIVATE ALFRED R. SIMPSON of Travis County
Cited five times for bravery. Wears the Croix de Guerre, Merit de Guerre, Distin- guished Service Cross, and Medaile Mili- taire, and has been recommended for the Congressional Medal. Austin
PRIVATE JACOB A. MILLER, Deceased Served in Quartermaster Department U. S. Army from September 3, 1918, until his death October 11, 1918 San Antonio
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SGT. THOMAS EDWIN PINDER Deceased Date of birth May 5, 1893 Served overseas in France and was killed in action on October 8, 1918, at St. Etienne, France San Antonio
SGT. EMIL A. MEYER, DECEASED Enlisted on June 1st, 1917, Fort Sam Houston. Died Camp Merritt, N. J., October 16th, 1918 San Antonio
SGT. THOS. D. APPLEWHITE, DEC'D. Served with the 6th Infantry, 5th Division. Killed in Frapelle Engagement in Vosges, France San Antonio
SERGEANT WILBER F. LANE, Deceased Date of birth November 26, 1894. Served in 349th Field Hospital Company. Killed at Camp Dodge, Des Moines, Iowa April 14, 1918 San Antonio
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LIEUT. IRVINE MURDOCK MCCRACKEN Deceased
Date of birth, December 29, 1885 Killed December 18, 1917, at Camp Kear- ney, Cal., while being instructed in grenade throwing. San Antonio
PRESENTED BY THE PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION OF THE MAIN AVENUE HIGH SCHOOL IN HONOR OF OUR BOYS WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE IN THE WORLD WAR 1917 - 1918 SIDNEY BROOKS LEE HALTOM ALBERT HAYS HAYDEN MEYERS IRA OGDEN WENDELL PRIME HARRY RHODES BAYLISS ROYSTER ROGER WALKER BEDFORD WEAVER
EMIL ZUHLKE EDWARD VANCE
BRUNO PHILLIP, Deceased
Date of birth October 13, 1887 Entered the Army April 26, 1918. Served in France until he was killed in ac- tion, September 3, 1918 Boerne
To Our Heroes and Heroines
Here's to the state of a single star That sends its gleaming message afar, To tell of strength and a courage rare, Of skies that are blue and a land that is fair Of heroes who lived for the common weal, Of heroes who died that we might feel Ourselves secure in our broad domain Won by a faith that was not in vain. Then here's to our state of the many flags Whose hope for the future never lags, Whose allegiance grows ever more loyal and true
To her flag of the present-our red, white and blue.
MRS. C. P. STAFFORD. San Antonio.
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ABNER E. LIPSCOMB Awarded the Croix de Guerre from France; Merito de Guerra from Italy; Distin- guished Service Cross from Unit- ed States, for gallantry in Action in France Brenham
EDWIN M. GORMAN, Deceased Date of birth, March 6, 1897 Killed during the second battle of the Marne, France, July 21, 1918. Oakwood
CHARLES LAWLESS GREEN, (Deceased ) Date of Birth, January 18, 1899. Student University of Texas, Prior to Enlistment. Volunteered in Naval Aviation Killed in Aeroplane Accident August 2, 1919. Cameron.
FRANK PIERCE BURKHART, Deceased Date of Birth January 17, 1893 Died in Service in France, October 4, 1918 Houston
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This page was patriotically given by a friend, Sidney A. Long, in memory of Corporal Thos. W. Wood-Gone West.
IT " was a sad message indeed that brought the the news to loved ones and freds that Tom Wood had made the "supreme sacrifice" on November 5th, just six days before the armis- tice was signed.
The noble, self-sacrificing motherhood of America is now realizing, as never before, the heart sorrow and the tragedy of war, as the names of the "dead on the field of honor," are reported daily. Who can fathom the depths of the heartaches and the soul throbs that are borne upward on the wings of prayer, implor- ing Divine strength and comfort in this dark hour of their sore trial? But this, we are told, is war, and now the dreaded day of tribu- lation for many loved ones is at hand.
Among the more than fifty thousand soldier boys who, in the strength of their young man- hood, left their beautiful homeland for the bloody battlefields, nevermore in mortal flesh to return, was our young friend, Thomas W. Wood, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wood, of 809 Pierce avenue, Houston.
Tom was just twenty-five years of age, a graduate of the Houston High School, and was identified with this church and Sunday School, having joined the old Shearn Church a num-
ber of years ago, when it was located on Texas Avenue.
He was a volunteer in the service, and in one of his letters home, he stated he was glad to learn that al lof his relatives in this war were volunteers also.
In France he was with the 357th Ambulance Company, 90th Division, which work, obviously, was a very dangerous, although a most import- ant branch of the active service. In writing of the hazardous nature of his duties, he remarked concerning the part that fear plays while un- der fire on the battlefield: "We find oursel- ves in some mean places sometimes, and I have learned that only a fool doesn't know fear; however, if a man has a high and right regard for duty, fear doesn't bother but just enough to make him careful."
In another letter we get a further insight in- to his nature, when he says "I find that the one thing that gives me most worry and con- cern is, driving under shrapnel, sometimes through gas, pitch dark, and over muddy, shell- torn roads, with patients in the ambulance. *
* * Running into mustard gas with four to eight helpless patients in the ambulance, you have to put on your mask, put masks on all the patients, and then drive out of this hell." Safe at home by the side of our comfortable firesides, we can scarcely imagine the heroic grit and character necessary to carry out an operation of this nature.
To those who knew him, it hardly seems pos- sible that a young man of Tom's build, gentle and sympathetic disposition should have been assigned to the particular line of duty in which he was engaged. But doubtless his official su- perior knew him best, and so, where the bul- lets from the machine guns were raking the field, shells on the land and in the air were bursting, and deadly, hell-born gases were hurled in waves and clouds across the shell- torn field, with that high conception of duty overcoming fear, referred to by him, there is where we find they placed him, only to die the death of the young hero that he was.
He realized that he was an American, and could not honorably do otherwise. The incom- parable heroes of the Alamo could have done no more. What a beautiful, high and noble mem- ory, therefore, sealed with the crimson flow of his very life's blood, he has bequeathed to a loving father and mother, brother and sisters!
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HERBERT ORAL RINEHOLD Student.
Age 10 years. Saved two of his com- panions from drowning, May 23, 1919, while boating at Lam_ bert Beach, Bracken- ridge Park. San Antonio
ERNEST A. NEIL, Deceased. Date of Birth, November 3, 1899. Killed in Battle at Bouserches, Belleau Wood, France, June 10, 1918. San Antonio.
ROSS SMITH Real Estate, Mortgages Waxahachie
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Barnhill, Pleas Daniel, '96 Med. Brenham
Barnhill, Thomas Mebane, '10 Acad.
Uvalde
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Benedict, Carl Stone, '21 Acad Austin
Boog, John Charles, '20 Acad.
D'Hanis
Brahan, Robert Weakley, Jr., '18 Acad. Plainview
Brooks, Sidney Johnston, Jr., '17 Acad.
San Antonio
Caldwell, Marven Alfred, '19 Eng. Austin
Carpenter, John Ewing, '18 Acad. Ferris
Carrigan, Alfred Holt, Jr., '20 Acad Wichita Falls
Childress, Samuel Torbett, '19 Eng. Cameron Clay, Henry Robinson, Jr., '19 Law .. Fort Worth Cochran, Luckett, '17 Law El Paso
Cowan, Samuel Luther, '18 Law.
Lampasas
Cowart, William Barrett, '18 Eng
Houston
Craig, Samuel Reid, '16 Acad. El Campo
Creaton, LeRoy Bates, '17 Acad Austin Delesdernier, Stafford Grainger, '01 Law Houston
Edmond, James Archibald, '15 Acad
Waco
Ellis, James G., Jr., '12 Med Denison Ewell, James Heath, Jr., "11 Law Goliad Ferrell, Hubert, '09 Med. Tyler
Fry, Earl, '18 Acad.
Blue Ridge
Garrett, Frank Berry, '13 Eng. Dallas Garrett, Victor Earl, '18 Acad. & Law .. Kerrville Gardner, Kenneth Stanfield,' 20 Acad .. Beaumont Gholson, Samuel Creed, '18 Acad ... Holly Springs Goodfellow, John James, Jr., '18 Eng. San Angelo
Green, Lawless Cameron '16 Acad., '18 Med. Gonzales
Greer, James Frank, '17 Eng Waco
Grubbs, Lloyd Thildmon, '18 Acad Orange
Hadra, Frederick, '90 Acad. San Antonio
Heard, Calvin Fleet, '19 Acad. Temple Higginbotham, James Horace, '16 Acad .Dallas Johnston, Stephen Burroughs, Jr., '15 Acad., '14 Law. Lockhart
Jones, John Paul, '22 Eng. Del Rio Jordan, Louis John, '15 Eng. .. Fredericksburg Kane, Bothwell Bierce, '16 Acad Fort Worth Key, Oscar C., '19 Med. Whitesboro
Kimble, Edwin R., '14 Eng
Galveston
Kyser, Hawthorne Eugene, '15 Acad. Marlin Latimer, Oscar, '18 Ph. Houston
Leeper, Dan Chiles, '19 Acad. Denison Linn, Frank Curtis, Jr., '16 Acad Yoakum
Winston, Granville Perry
Bastrop
Lynch, Woods Walker, '99 Med
Midland
Zuhlke, Emil, Jr., '18 Eng
San Antonio
Alice
Lynn, James, '20 Acad.
McCracken, Irving Murdock,
'10 Eng ..
San Antonio
Mcclendon, Joel Hilliard,
'18 Acad. & Law.
Dallas
McNeil, Herbert Lee, '10 Acad.
Galveston
MacDonnell, Albert Sneed, '19 Eng Austin
Macfarlane, Alexander Swearingen, '18 Eng. London, Ont
Martin, William Benjamin, '17 Acad., '-18 Law. Austin
Moore, Charles Joel, '14 Eng
Austin
Moore, J. A., '00 Med
Temple
Moore, Zack Jackson, '15 Med.
Bartlett
Murray, James Powell,
'03 Acad., '18 Eng
Austin
Murray, Wiley Badgett, '18 Acad San Saba
Ogden, Ira Charles,
'09 Acad., '10 Law
San Antonio
Peek, Sterling Martin, '20 Acad
Lubbock
Penn, Eugene Doak, '17 Acad., '18 Law Austin Plowman, George Harden, '15 Acad. Dallas
Poole, Miss E. Pearle, '19 Acad Shive
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Queen, Dudley W., '11 Med Georgetown Ramsey, Samuel David, '13 Acad., '14 Law. Dallas
Richardson, James Clark Newton, '20 Acad Liberty Hill
Rodgers, Albert Clayton, '18 Acad .Otto
Ryan, Henry Michael, '12 Ph San Antonio Scherding, Walter Tips,
'17 Acad. & Law Austin
Schlick, Walter August,
Scott, Bradford R. A. Jr., '14 Acad., '16 Med. San Antonio
Shanklin, Richard, '14 Acad
Belton
Smith, Cole Fro, '10 Med. San Antonio Stout, Samuel Donald, '16 Acad., '18 Med .. Ennis Taylor, Yancy Davis, '19 Law. San Antonio Terry, Robert Edward, '12 Eng. San Antonio Thompson, Robert Eckford, '15 Law. .Temple Thomson, William Deans, "11 Eng .... Eagle Lake Voorhies, Clyde Clinton, '18 Acad .... Midlothian Wallace, Mahlon Dey, '17 Acad. Mt. Calm
Watkins, Walter Wallace, '21 Acad
Llano
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Allison, Elmer Curtis, 2nd Lieut Ballinger
Anderson, Farris Shelton, 1st Lieut .. Mesquite
Bevill, Walter Gustavos, Corp. Inf. Greensboro, Alabama
Bourland, William F.
Capt. Engineers
Rock Springs
Brailsford, Thomas R.,
1st Lt. Mar. Cor.
Houston
Brown, Vories P., Jr., 1st Lt. Inf .. San Antonio Bull, Richard Platt, Jr., Private Coast Artillery Corps. Austin
Carter, Joseph Daniel, Capt. Eng. Dallas Cox, Romeo Willis, Private Inf. Childress
Craig, Samuel Reid, Capt. Inf El Campo Crocker, Norman G., Private Eng. Center Crook, Edward Bishop,
Private Coast Artillery Corps Lorena Curtis, Manson Franklin, Pvt. Inf Rogers
Easterwood, Jesse L., Lieut. Naval Air Service Wills Point Ellis, James G., Jr., Capt. Med Corps .... Denison
Findlater, James Ronald, Pvt. Inf ..
San Angelo
Gardner, Benjamin H., Jr.,
Slaton, Frank William, 1st Lieut Inf. Dallas 2nd Lieut. Infantry. Palestine Goldbeck, Eric Albert, Corp. Mar. Corps .. Uvalde Gorman, Edwin Mobley,
Private Marine Corps.
Oakwood
Graham, Cyrus Earle, 1st Lt. Air Serv. Bryan Greer, James Francis, 1st Lt. Air Serv. Waco
Harrison, George Little, Capt. Field Art .. Houston Hausser, Charles, 1st Lt. Inf. Eagle Pass
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2nd Lieut. Air Service. Dallas
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Matthews, John Lamar, Mechanic Air Service Wills Point Mayers, Hadyn Potter, Capt. Inf. San Antonio McFadden, Willford, 2nd Lieut. Air Service San Antonio
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Peters, Herbert N., Capt. Infantry. Sabinal Peyton, Harry Lamar, 1st Lt. Air Serv Waco Prime, Wendell Francis, 1st Lieut. Infantry Sioux City, Iowa
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1st Lieut Marine Corps Houston Rust, Charles Edward, 1st Lieut. Air Service. Galveston
Teague, Charles Leroy, Corporal Inf ... Knox City Thomas, William George, 2nd Lieut. Air Service Rogers Thompson, John Percy, Sgt. Mar. Cor .... Houston
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Crupley, Sam
Dartie, Ike
Dean, Robert Crockett
Ellison, Horace
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Graham, Roy H.
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Heard, Lt. Leon
Hellums, Jacob Leslie
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Henson, Duke Hoover, Jesse W.
Hughes, Walter L.
Kimrough, Chas. Lamb.
Kleen, Walter H.
Knight, James Henry
Lamb, Earl H.
Lanham, Howard
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Leslie, Walter
Lewellen, Grady
McFarland, Wm. H.
Miller, Earl H.
Moore, Lt. Z. H.
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Oliver, Augustus C.
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Parmer, Claude I. Perry, V. I.
Queen, Lt. Dudley W.
Ray, Clifton G.
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Riley, Sam
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Rollins, Ellbridge
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Vaden, A. D.
Wade, Clarence A. Watson, Shelley
Whittington, John T.
Williams, Albert
Williams, Willie
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Gibson, Barney H.
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Wallace, Joe T.
Watts, John C.
White, Sgt. Edwin K.
Williams, Clarence Wilson, Edward F.
Brazoria County
Apling, Walter Klemments, Charles Lee, Harry Manaker, Fred
Robinson, Harold
Saunders, Willie
Scraeder, Arthur Singleton, I. T. Singleton, L. D.
Brazos County
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