Marshall County In World War I, 1914-1918

History Of Marshall County, W. Va.

by Scott Powell, 1925; pages 290-292.

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CASUALTY LIST
1914-1918

Presented by Linda Cunningham Fluharty.

WORLD WAR I CASUALTY LIST

KILLED IN ACTION
Moundsville
Delaney, Forest LeeWhorton, ElbertVarlis, George
Oliver, John T.Alexander, RalphJones, Albert I.
Gray, Austin E.Vandine, ChesterLancaster, Lawrence(1)
Gray, John W.Calvert, George GraysonFrancis, Oliver Earl
Gray, JohnStaley, Earl.
Benwood
Rodgers, Patrick J.Blake, William ThomasDobias, John
.Romano, Michael(2).
Cameron
Fisher, Howard M.(3)Durbin, Lester DelnoWilliams, John M.
Grim, JesseWilkinson, James R.(4).
Loudensville
Hartley, Walter H. [R.]
Miscellaneous
Saner, Mike V.: Rosby's Rock
Mountain, Albert A.: McMechen
Fitzgerald, James R.: Elm Grove(5)
Orum, John (PHOTO): Sherrard
Datzko, Mike: Glen Dale
Geho, David: Bellton
KILLED BY ACCIDENT
Nice, William H.: Moundsville
DIED OF WOUNDS
Moundsville
Tucker, SamuelShimp, JohnOffterdinger, William [Jr.]
.Wiblin, Joe S..
Miscellaneous
Logsdon, Alvin W.: McMechen
Crow, Lester: Glen Easton
Scott, Lester: Dallas
Green, Mathew (PHOTO): Wheeling, RFD 2
Lajek, Paul: Benwood
WOUNDED
Moundsville
Baker, WilliamHill, Felix WarrenJones, Arthur W.
Bier, AlexanderWest, EdwardLeek, Charles
Gladys, PeterBonar, WilliamKimberly, Ralph
Gardner, LennieThack, JosephRomel, Louis
Magers, James E.Leek, OrangeMcSwain, Lester
Garrison, William N.Fox, ThomasMiller, Atlee H.
Gray, JohnJones, Arthur L.Bonar, David
Burley, Creston C.Myers, GeorgeSuhodalsky, Sam
Prochanzy, OldrichRush, Jesse LloydScroggins, Donald Skelton
.Safreed, Albert G..
Benwood
Scully, William P.Parker, Thomas N.Wucelich, John
Krepelka, KarlVucelich, MichaelCarpenter, Lewis V.
Appoloni, SilveoGeogeline, Samuel.
Cameron
Miller, EarlHoward, Leslie C.Amos, Jesse
Gunn, Ralph E.Anderson, C. E.Williams, John Maywood
Robinson, James L.Ingersoll, Talmage James.
McMechen
Tribett, EarlWodiske, WilliamStrober, Henry Erit
Yates, William T.Richmond, William Q.Dombroskie, Leo
Rock Lick
Supler, John M.Bowers, Earl S..
Bellton
Long, Lee A.Hill, MiltonDayton, Lindsey F.
Miscellaneous
Skiterelich, George: Boggs Run
Stern, Otis: Silver Hill
Hackenburg, William J: Wheeling, RFD 2
Weaver, Chas. H.: Delaware, OH
Decker, William: Bellaire, OH
DIED IN CAMP
Lowe, Ralph E: Glen Easton, Fort Screven
Yates, Pearl[e] R.: Benwood, Camp Lee
Logsdon, Francis Thomas: Moundsville, Camp Meade (obit: Thos. Francis)
Hanna, John: Moundsville, Camp Lee
Chambers, Slater: Cameron, Camp Meade
Eller, William T.(6): Moundsville, Great Lakes
Peoples, Guy: Cameron, Camp Sherman
Riggle, William Alfred: Dallas, Fort Screven
Robinson, Robert William: Sherrard, Fort Screven
Richmond, Elsworth: Dallas, Camp Lee
Turvey, Frank: McMechen, Morgantown
Courtwright, Walter C: Cameron, Fort Screven
LOST AT SEA
Norrington, Paul: Moundsville, lost on Otranto
Hewitt, Jesse Bond: Moundsville, died at sea
Blake, Edward Leo: Benwood, lost on Cyclops
Hubbs, Roy Samuel: Glen Easton, lost on Otranto
MISSING IN ACTION
Eller, William T.: Cameron, RFD 2
Cook, Archie N: Benwood
Taylor, Curtis E: Silver Hill
Martin, Denver P: Mannington
CAPTURED BY GERMANS
Darman, Chester: Moundsville


(1) - Lawrence Lancaster - See Lawrence Lancaster - Severely Wounded - Bronze Star

(2) - Michael Romano - There were two men of this name who worked at Benwood at the time they registered for the draft. Both seem to have survived.

(3) - Howard M. Fisher - See Howard M. Fisher - KIA - Not From Cameron.

(4) - James R. Wilkinson - See James R. Wilkerson, Wounded in Action

(5) Elm Grove is in Ohio County. Since a number of men died in service from areas that border on Marshall County, it seems inappropriate to selectively include people.

(6) - William T. Eller did not die in camp, but William Herbert Eller did. William T. Eller is correctly presented in the "Missing in Action" section. He was honorably discharged February 18, 1919 and filed a Veteran Compensation claim in Pennsylvania in 1934.



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