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From Linda Fluharty, October 2019

I have published a book, IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY, that contains biographical sketches of Marshall County SERVICE DEAD from the Civil War, World War I, and the Korean War Era.

The book includes 169 SERVICE DEAD WHO ARE NOT NAMED ON THE SERVICE DEAD MEMORIAL AT THE COURTHOUSE IN MOUNDSVILLE.

The book also includes bios of MARSHALL COUNTY NURSES who served in World War I & World War II, which I will eventually put online.

THE BOOK WILL NOT BE SOLD. MOST of the bios I wrote are posted here or on my Civil War Regimental sites - 1st WV Cavalry, 1st WV Infantry, 12th WV Infantry.

7 Vietnam era SERVICE DEAD and a few World War II dead are also UNREMEMBERED ON THE MEMORIAL. - They are REMEMBERED on this page.

UPDATE, February 2, 2024

On February 1, I discovered that most of the previously overlooked names, which I submitted in 2021, were added to the granite memorials on the courthouse grounds "LAST FALL." The county chose not to include the Marshall men who died while serving in the Confederate Army. However, since they WERE Marshall men who DIED in the Civil War, they are memorialized on this page.


DON'T MISS!

Marshall County WWII Veterans

Civil War: West Virginia

WVGenWeb Military Research Site


REVOLUTIONARY WAR
Revolutionary War Soldiers' Graves, Ohio County, WV
Ohio & Marshall County Revolutionary Patriots
A Short Sketch of the Life of Henry Clarke
Christopher Parriott Pension Application
Captain John Baker
 
WAR OF 1812
Rosters
Pension File of Jacob Sivert
 
CIVIL WAR
Civil War: West Virginia - Adj. Gen. Records & Hundreds of Biographies
History of Marshall County Book, 1925 - Civil War - MANY ERRORS CORRECTED!
  • History of Marshall County, West Virginia, 1925 - See COMPLETE BOOK (ERRORS!)
  • 1st West Virginia Cavalry Regiment - Biographies, Records & More -
    First West Virginia Infantry - Book, Biographies & More
    The Civil War Medals of WV... Where Are They?
    12th West Virginia Infantry - Book, Biographies & More
    Battery "D" 1st W. Va. Light Artillery
    Militia & Home Guards, Marshall County
    1883 Pensioners' Roll, Marshall County (Most are Civil War)
    1890 Marshall County "Special" Census of Veterans & Widows
    Soldiers' Biographies - Presidents, Soldiers, Statesmen, 1898
    Soldiers' Obituaries
    Civil War Union Veterans Buried In Sand Hill Cemetery
    History of the Panhandle, West Virginia
    Civil War Ancestors of T. Vernon Anderson
    9th W.Va. Infantry - Adjutant General's Report, (1864 Memorandum)
    11th W.Va. Infantry - Adjutant General's Report, 1864
    Company "B" 7th West Virginia Infantry - Records & Biographies
    Sarah Barker Brandon Sweeney - Civil War Mother
    First Confederate Casualty
    Letter - 6th W.Va. Infantry Soldiers
    13 Veterans of Civil War Survive in Marshall County
    Tree Planting Song
    When General Taylor Ate His Dinner Here
    First Marshall Soldier to Fall In Battle
    Reminiscences of a Moundsville Man
    Woman Shouted at Whig Meeting
    Miscellaneous Civil War Articles - Marshall County
    The Era When Our Veterans Received Adoration and Respect
    Survivors, Company "I" 6th W.Va. Cavalry
    Civil War Soldier Descendants, 1961
    Civil War Soldiers Buried at West Alexander, Pa. Cemetery
     
    The names of 148 Civil War dead are missing from the 2019 Service Dead Memorial.
    ALL of the missing names are found among the soldiers in this list below
    OR on my Civil War sites.
    https://www.lindapages.com/cwlist.htm
     
    ACCUSED OF BEING A CONFEDERATE SYMPATHIZER
    George Standiford, Citizen, Died While a P.O.W.
    CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS
    Charles A. Hoge, Co. "F" 2nd Md. Infantry, C.S.A. - Died of Wounds
    John Wilmoth Lewis & Sons, C.S.A. - John Jr., Walter & Thomas Died
    Samuel A. Smith, Confederate Soldier, Civil War
    UNION SOLDIERS
    Robert H. Adams, Co. "E" 9th W.Va. Infantry - Died While P.O.W.
    Uriah T. "Duck" Alley - Last Civil War Survivor in Marshall County
    James Anderson, Co. "F" 39th Iowa Infantry - Died of Disease
    John C. Anderson, Co. "L" 6th W.Va. Infantry - P.O.W.; Died of Disease
    Lee Anshutz, Capt., Co. "C" 155th Penna. Infantry - K.I.A.
    Jacob Antill, Co. "I" 61st Penna. Infantry - K.I.A., Wilderness
    William Ashby, Co. "B" 7th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Capt. John P. Baggs, Co. "A" 11th Infantry - Snake Hunters
    John Thomas Baird, Co. "H" 7th W.Va. Infantry - K.I.A., Antietam
    James Madison Baker, 17th W.Va. Infantry
    James M. Baker, 77th Ohio Infantry - Died of Wounds
    Lt. Col. Francis W. H. Baldwin, 7th W.Va. Infantry
    Richard Ball, Co. "L" 6th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    William Morgan Bane, Co. "A" 86th Illinois Infantry - K.I.A., Cheatham Hill
    Jonathan Barcus, 6 W. Va. Cavalry - Died of Disease 1870
    William Barkes, Co. "B" 6th Kansas Cavalry - Died of Disease
    Ide Manfred Bartlett, Co. "I" 6th W.Va. Cavalry - Died of Disease
    (Theodore) Perry Biddle, Co. "I" 77th Ohio Infantry - Died of Disease
    George W. Blake, Co. "H" 11th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Joseph C. Bloyd, Co. "H" 11th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    The James Bonar Family
    John Nelson Bonnett - 13th Ohio Infantry - K.I.A., Stone's River
    James David Bonar - Co. "L" 4th W.Va. Cavalry - Died at Andersonville
    Thomas Snodgrass Bonar, Co. "D" 1st W.Va. Infantry
    James M. Boyd - Co. "A" 6th W.Va. Infantry - Hanged
    Eli Brant, Co. "F" 7th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    John B. Briggs, Co. "C" 15th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Frederick Bruhn - Accidental Death In Co. "K" 6 W.Va. Infantry
    Andrew J. Burge, Co. "L" 6th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Harvey M. Burge, Co. "L" 6th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    John Wesley Bush, 17th W.Va. Infantry
    Edward F. Bynon, Co. "H" 195th Ohio Infantry - Died in 1865
    Joseph Cain, Co. "L" 4th W.Va. Cavalry - Died at Andersonville
    Philip Caldabaugh, 189th Ohio Regiment
    Stephen Carfer, Co. "K" 15th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Wounds
    Caleb & Mary Ellen (Welling) Chambers
    Eli Chambers, Co. "A" 17th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Josiah Chambers, 7th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Wounds
    John Chedester, Co. "I" 15th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Wounds
    James Clark, Co. "K" 17th W. Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Robert Clouston, Co. "C" 6th Iowa Infantry - Died of Disease
    George & Thomas Coffield, 7th W.Va. Infantry - Both Died
    Elijah Coulter, Co. "D" 7th W.Va. Cavalry - Died of Disease
    Andrew Coulter, Co. "I" 4th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Dr. Samuel F. Craig, 7 W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Samuel Criswell, Co. "B" 126th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
    William G. Crow, Co. "G" 85th Pennsylvania Infantry
    Josiah Cunningham, 6th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Martin Davidson, Batt'y "H" 1st W.Va. Lt. Artillery - Died While P.O.W.
    Samuel P. Davis, Co. "A" 11th W.Va. Infantry - Died in 1861
    James Delaney, Co. "B" 7th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    John Hixenbaugh Denny, Co. "B" 7th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Isaac Newton Doman, Co. "B" 79th Illinois Infantry - Died in Tenn.
    John P. Dougherty - Co. "H" 11th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Isaac E. Dowler, Batt'y "H" 1st W.Va. Lt. Artillery - Died of Disease
    Jacob Dowler, Co. "C" 5th W.Va. Cavalry - Died of Apoplexy
    Michael Dunn, Co. "I" 6th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Frederick Eimer, Co. "H" 15th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Joseph Elliott, Co. "I" 15th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Hiram Emory, 7th W.Va. Infantry - K.I.A., Hatcher's Run
    Samuel Evans, Co. "I" 6th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    David Founds, Co. "A" 17th W.Va. Infantry
    Franklin Founds, Co. "C" 7th W.Va. Infantry - K.I.A. Antietam
    William Harrison Frey, 92nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry
    Nicholas Fry, Co. "A" 11th Penna. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Dr. George C. Gans, Surgeon 10th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Samuel C. Garlow, Co. "E" 6th Iowa Cavalry - Died of Disease
    Elijah "L.G." Geho & Samuel Geho - Both Died
    Emanuel Geho, Co. "C" 11th W.Va. Infantry - Died at Andersonville
    Joseph Geho, Co. "K" 6th W.Va. Cavalry - Died of Disease
    James Giles, Co. "B" 7th W.Va. Infantry - K.I.A., Hatcher's Run
    Oliver & Son, William O. Gorrell, Iowa Infantry - Both Died
    Pension Application of Edward Grandon
    Elias Wayman Gray, Co. "B" 7th W.Va. Infantry - K.I.A., Wilderness
    Maxwell Gray, Co. "D" 61st Penna. Infantry - K.I.A., Spotsylvania
    Edward S. Gregg, Co. "L" 4th W.Va. Cavalry - Died 1864
    Isaac Grimes, Co. "I" 3rd W.Va. Inf. & Co. "C" 7th W.Va. Infantry
    Joseph Grimes, Co. "C" 7th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Samuel Groves, 2nd New York Cavalry - Died at Andersonville
    George H. Gunn, Co. "I" 15th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Samuel Gunn, 11th Penna. Infantry
    Leonidas Harris, Co. "F" 15th Ohio Infantry - W.I.A.; Died 1864
    Reuben Harris, Co. "E" 12th Illinois Infantry - Died of Disease
    William G. Hartley, Co. "F" 7th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Alpheus Heartley, Co. "H" 7th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Richard M. Heatherington, Co. "E" 1st Iowa Cavalry - Died of Disease
    Adam Helms, 6th W.Va. Cavalry & 1st W.Va. Light Artillery
    Cornelius Higgs, Co. "H" 7th W.Va. Infantry - Died, Date Unknown
    Benjamin F. Hill, Co. "C" 83rd Illinois Infantry - Died of Disease
    Thomas Warren Hill, 15th W.Va. Infantry
    Francis Hoge, Confederate Soldier
    James M. & Jacob Howard, 1st W.Va. Infantry
    William H. Hoyt, Batt'y "H" 1st W.Va. Lt. Artillery - Died of Disease
    Joseph Hubbs, Co. "E" 77th Ohio Infantry - Died of Wounds
    Eli Benson Huggins, Co. "H" 17th W.Va. Infantry
    George Johnson, Batt'y "H" 1st W.Va. Lt. Artillery - Died of Disease
    Franklin Johnston, Co. "A" 17th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    William B. Johnston, Co. "I" 6th W.Va. Cavalry - K.I.A., Rocky Gap
    Jacob Kantriner, Co. "I" 15th W.Va. Infantry - P.O.W. Died of Wounds
    George Kemple, Co. "F" 3rd W.Va. Cavalry - Died of Disease
    Kiger Family In The Civil War
    John Lancaster, Co. "L" 6th W.Va. Infantry - Died in 1863
    Benjamin F. Large, Co. "D" 126th Ohio Infantry - Died of Disease
    Thomas Lemasters, Co. "H" 11th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Zadock Lewellen, Co. "A" W.Va. Exempts Infantry - Died of Disease
    Jackson Lewis, Co. "B" 7th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    James A. Lightner, Co. "G" 5th W.Va. Cavalry - K.I.A., Moorefield
    Denton Lock, A Moundsville Black Soldier - K.I.A., Fort Wagner
    Lt. Col. Jonathan H. Lockwood
    James W. Logsdon, Co. "H" 17th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Joseph Lowe, Emancipated Slave - Died of Disease
    Malsed Brothers, William & Andrew, Died in War
    Samuel B. Manning, Batt'y "H" 1st W.Va. Lt. Artillery - Died of Disease
    George Marsh, Co. "I" 15th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Jesse Masters, Co. "B" 7th W.Va. Infantry - Died 1865
    Mathew Masters, Co. "B" 7th W.Va. Infantry - K.I.A. Spotsylvania
    Elias Matheny, Co. "B" 7th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    The 3 Andrew Mathews/Matthews
    James McCluskey, Co. "L" 6th W.Va. Infantry - K.I.A. at New Creek
    Court Martial of Lt. James H. McGill
    Samuel McGill, Co. "A" 11th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Jacob McMasters, Co. "H" 11th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Wounds
    William Mellon, Co. "L" 6th W.Va. Infantry - Died While P.O.W.
    Elijah Miller - 6th W.Va. Cavalry - Died in Accident
    Thomas Mobley, Co. "A" 3rd W.Va. Cavalry - Died 1865
    John Montgomery, 1st W.Va. Infantry, A Biography
    Francis/Franklin Moore, Co. "I" 15th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Daniel Morris, Co. "P" 6th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Ebenezer Morris, Co. "P" 6th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Lt. Col. Thomas Morris, KIA Snicker's Ferry
    Judson Mozingo, Batt'y "H" 1st W.Va. Lt. Artillery - Died of Disease
    Muldrew Brothers in the Civil War
    Samuel C. Murphy, Co. "D" 11th Penna Infantry
    David S. Musgrave, Co. "L" 6th W.Va. Infantry - Died From Asphyxia
    George W. Nelson, Co. "B" 79th Illinois Infantry - Died in 1862
    Lafayette Nelson, Co. "A" 3rd West Virginia Cavalry - Died of Disease
    Lt. Samuel A. Parriott, 4 W.Va. Cav. & 17 W.Va. Inf.
    William Delaney Patton, 77th Ohio Infantry
    John W. Price, Co. "A" 11 W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Andrew Jackson Pride, Co. "I" 6th W.Va. Cavalry - Died of Disease
    Louis Pugh, Co. "I" 6th W.Va. Cavalry - Died at Andersonville
    Robert Purdy, 6th W.Va. Cavalry & Potomac (Md.) Home Brigade
    Joseph Pyle - Veteran Given Belated Honor
    Grave & Obit of Jacob B. Pyles, 4th W.Va. Cavalry
    William H. Pyles, Co. "H" 11 W.Va. Infantry - Died of Wounds
    Thomas A. G. Ray, "H" 15th W.Va. Infantry
    Henry Reynolds, Co. "I" 6th W.Va. Cavalry - Died of Disease
    Moses Richey, Co. "E" 14th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    William M. Richmond, 4th W.Va. Cavalry
    Isaac Riggs, 8th Penna. Reserves - Died of Wounds
    Robert Riggs, Co. "A" 118th Illinois Infantry - Died in 1863
    Jesse Roach, Co. "L" 6th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Smith Risinger, 9th Penna. Reserves
    Francis Marion Roberts, Co. "H" 7th W.Va. Infantry - K.I.A., Chancellorsville
    James Nixon Roberts, Sgt, Co. "E" 15th Iowa Infantry - Died of Wounds
    Johnsey & Walter Roberts, Co. "A" 9th W.Va. Infantry - Both Died
    John Roome, Co. "A" 11th W.Va. Infantry, Died of Disease
    Alexander P. Rulong, Co. "G" 4th W.Va. Cavalry - Died of Disease
    Schneider/Snyder Brothers Died in the Civil War
    Robert Sherman, Co. "B" 7th W.Va. Infantry - K.I.A., Antietam
    Daniel Shoup, Co. "E" 77th Ohio Infantry, KIA
    David Shilling, Co. "L" 6th W.Va. Infantry - K.I.A., New Creek
    Newton Gilbert Sims (From Calhoun County WVGenWeb site)
    David Alexander Sivert, Co. "A" 3rd W.Va. Cavalry
    Joseph B. Sivert, Co. "A" 3rd W.Va. Cavalry - Died in 1863
    William Sloan, Co. "E" 7th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Wounds
    John Ashbury Smith, Co. "H" 4th Iowa Infantry - K.I.A.
    Lewis H. Smith's Letters Home - Died of Wounds
    Thomas Fletcher Smith, Co. "A" 11th W.Va. Infantry - Died 1861
    James W. Snedeker, Co. "A" 30th Iowa Infantry - Died of Disease
    Standiford Family In The Civil War
    Daniel Stephens, Co. "H" 11th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Joseph Stewart, Co. "L" 6th W. Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Jaramiah Stipes, Unknown Regiment - Died in 1863
    Henry Summers, Co. "I" 15th W.Va. Infantry - Died in 1863
    John W. Sutter, Co. "H" 7th W.Va. Infantry - K.I.A. at Gettysburg
    Stewart Tagg, Co. "I" 6th W.Va. Cavalry - Died of Disease
    Benjamin Taylor, Co. "H" 11th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    David C. Taylor, Co. "H" 122nd Ohio Infantry - Died of Disease
    Daniel S. Terrill, Co. "L" 4th W.Va. Cavalry - Died of Disease
    John A. Thompson, Major 7th U.S. Cavalry - Murdered in 1867
    Western Talbot Thompson, Allegiance Unknown, Died at Battle of Shiloh
    Barney Thornberry, 15th Ohio Inf. & 3rd W.Va. Cav. - Died of Disease
    Tomlinson Brothers in the 6th W.Va. Cavalry
    Five Truman Brothers in the Civil War - 3 Died
    George Trussell, Co. "D" 6th Iowa Infantry - Died at Andersonville
    James M. Venus, 9th Missouri Cavalry - Died of Disease
    Thomas Vousden, Co. "E" 10th Penna. Infantry Res. - K.I.A.
    John W. G. Wable - Co. "C" 17th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    John S. Wallace, Batt'y "H" 1st W.Va. Lt. Artillery - Died of Disease
    Manassah Bane Wayman - Died of Disease, 1864
    Napoleon Wayt, Co. "G" 33rd Indiana Infantry - Died 1862
    Silas Whipkey, Co. "A" 18th Penna. Cavalry - Died of Disease
    Eli Jackson White & James White, 18th Penna Cavalry - Both Died
    Joseph C. White Finds His Children
    Thomas Williamson, Co. "I" 6th W.Va. Cavalry - Died of Disease
    Marshall County Wilson Brothers in Iowa - Civil War
    James A. Wood, Co. "H" 11th W.Va. Infantry
    Thomas B. Wood, Co. "H" 11th W.Va. Infantry - Died of Disease
    Ezra Yoho, Co. "C" 3rd W.Va. Cavalry - K.I.A., Moorefield
    Charles Younger & Sons in the Civil War - And a Postwar Murder
    Related Links:
    George Tyler Moore Civil War Center - Shepherd College
    David Kerns, 1st W.Va. Infantry
    Gamaliel Kerns, 1st W.Va. Infantry
    Co. K, 140th Penna. Volunteers
    The Civil War Battles In West Virginia
    1890 Special Census, Ohio County, WV
    Unclaimed W.Va. Union Civil War Medals
    West Virginia In The Civil War
     
    INDIAN WARS
    Benjamin C. Criswell - Medal of Honor Recipient
    James A. Criswell Obituary
    Elgin Bert Jones
     
    SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR
    Co. "M" Roster, Etc.
    Spanish-American War Soldiers' Obituaries
    Co. "M" 1st West Virginia Infantry
    Co. "M" 1st Sgt. Nielson & Trumpeter Stultz
     
    WORLD WAR I
    Marshall County Rosters, World War I - 1925 Book
    Marshall County World War I Deaths & Obits
    Marshall County Casualties, World War I - 1925 Book
    Decorated Soldiers of World War I
    Distinguished Service Medals, Marshall County
    Soldiers of the Great War, West Virginia - Names & Photos
    314th Field Artillery - Book
    314th Field Artillery - Supply Company
    St. Joseph's Settlement World War I Veterans
    Sherrard's Eskey Brothers in World War I
    Clyde Stanley Kelley, 326th Field Signal Battalion
    Lawrence Larry Lancaster - Survived - Awarded Bronze Star
    Edwin E. Logan, Moundsville, W.Va. - (Barbara Welling Fox)
    Denver Pearle Martin - Survived the War
    Arch Parks - Mess Sgt., Camp Lee, Va.
    Joseph Henry "Paddy" Schmid
    Clarence Willard Vandine - Survived the War
    Ross Monte Wiley
    James Ralph Wilkerson, Wounded in Action
    William H. Wirt, DEAD-NOT-DEAD
    Died in Service
    Ralph L. Alexander, K.I.A., France - Also see Obits & Articles
    Peter Barovic, K.I.A., France
    Claude Worthington Benedum, Died of Disease
    The Blake Brothers - American Legion Post #46, Benwood
    Harold A. Chambers, Died of Disease, Camp Lee - Also see Obits & Articles
    Slater Chambers, Died of Disease, Camp Lee - Also see Obits & Articles
    George Grayson Calvert, K.I.A., France. - Also see Obits & Articles
    Morgan L. Carter, K.I.A., France. - Also see Obits & Articles
    William F. Conaway, Died of Disease - On Memorial but NOT Marshall County
    Walter C. Courtwright, Died of Disease - Also see Obits & Articles
    Lester Crow, Died of Wounds, France
    Mike Datzko, K.I.A., France
    Lewis Lester Davis, Died of Disease, England - Also see Obits & Articles
    Forest Lee Delaney, K.I.A., France - Also see Obits & Articles
    John James Dobias, K.I.A., France - Also see Obits & Articles
    Lester Delno Durbin, K.I.A. - Also see Obits & Articles
    John Hughie Earliwine, Lost at Sea - Also see Obits & Articles
    William Herbert Eller, Died of Disease - Also see Obits & Articles
    James Evans, K.I.A., France
    Howard M. Fisher, K.I.A. - On Memorial but NOT Marshall County
    James Robert Fitzgerald, K.I.A. - On Memorial but NOT Marshall County
    William P. Fox, Died of Wounds - Also see Obits & Articles
    Oliver Earl Francis, K.I.A., France - Also see Obits & Articles
    Rufus Garrett, Died of Disease, Camp Lee, Va. - On Memorial but NOT Marshall County
    David W. Geho, K.I.A., France - Also see Obits & Articles
    Lawrence Goodman, Died of Disease, Pittsburgh - Also see Obits & Articles
    Silas Gittings, Died in Auto Accident - Also see Obits & Articles
    Austin Ellsworth Gray, K.I.A., France - Also see Obits & Articles
    John L. Gray, Accidental Death, France - Also see Obits & Articles
    Matthew Green, Died of Disease, France - Also see Obits & Articles
    Jesse Perry Grim, K.I.A., France
    Cas C. Hale, Died of Disease or Accident, France - Also see Obits & Articles
    John David Hanna, Died of Disease, Camp Lee - Also see Obits & Articles
    Walter Ray Hartley, K.I.A., France - Also see Obits & Articles
    Friend William Hawkins, Died of Wounds - On Memorial but NOT Marshall County
    Joseph Hedges, K.I.A., France - Also see Obits & Articles
    Jesse Bond Hewitt, Died of Disease - Also see Obits & Articles
    John Hoyt, Died of Wounds, France
    Roy Samuel Hubbs, Died at Sea - Also see Obits & Articles
    Albert I. Jones, K.I.A. - Also see Obits & Articles
    Dwight Lorain Keller, K.I.A., France
    Paul Lajck, Died of Disease; Buried at Sea
    Thomas Francis Logsdon, Died of Disease, Camp Meade - Also see Obits & Articles
    Alvin Wesley Logston, Died in France - Also see Obits & Articles
    Ralph Earl Lowe, Died of Disease, Fort Screven - Also see Obits & Articles
    Jacob Pressley Loy, K.I.A., France
    Alexander G. Mackay, Died of Wounds, France - Also see Obits & Articles
    Albert Anthony Mountain, K.I.A. - Also see Obits & Articles
    Paul A. Norrington, Died at Sea - Also see Obits & Articles
    William P. Offterdinger, Died of Disease, Belgium - Also see Obits & Articles
    John T. Oliver, K.I.A.
    William Nice, W.Va. National Guard - Struck by Train - Also see Obits & Articles
    Manuel Niotis, Died of Wounds, France
    John Robert Orum, K.I.A., France - Also see Obits & Articles
    Ellsworth Richmond, Died of Disease, Camp Lee - Also see Obits & Articles
    Paul B. Riddle, K.I.A., France - Also see Obits & Articles
    Walter Bertram Riggle - On Memorial but NOT Marshall County
    William A. Riggle, Died of Disease, Ft. Screven - Also see Obits & Articles
    Walter Risor, Died of Disease, Camp Forest, Tenn.
    Robert W. Robinson, Accidental Death, Ft. Screven - Also see Obits & Articles
    Patrick Joseph Rodgers, K.I.A., France
    Mike Victor Saner, K.I.A., France - Also see Obits & Articles
    Lester W. Scott, Died of Wounds, France
    John Shimp, Died of Hemorrhage, Bellaire, Ohio
    Robert Ronald Shipley, Died of Disease - Also see Obits & Articles
    Arthur H. Siburt, Died of Disease at Home - Also see Obits & Articles
    Thomas "Earl" Staley - Died of Disease - Also see Obits & Articles
    George Creed Stewart, K.I.A., France - Also see Obits & Articles
    Samuel Tucker, Died of Wounds, France - Also see Obits & Articles
    Frank Hobart Turvey, Died of Disease, Morgantown - Also see Obits & Articles
    George Varlas, K.I.A., France - Also see Obits & Articles
    Elbert Whorton, K.I.A., France - Also see Obits & Articles
    Joe S. Wiblin, Died of Disease, France - Also see Obits & Articles
    John M. Williams, K.I.A., Belgium - Also see Obits & Articles
    Pearle Robert Yates, Died of Disease, Camp Lee - Also see Obits & Articles
    Died in Service - NOT on Memorial
    Mary Elizabeth Armstrong, R.N., A.N.C. - Died of Disease
    John Oren Earnest - K.I.A., France
    Wayland Orland Grandstaff - Died of Disease, France
    John Wilford Gray, K.I.A., France
    Guy M. Peoples - Died of Disease
    Clem Hayes Jones - Died of Disease in France
    George McClintoc - Died of Disease in France
    Charles Floyd Miller - Died of Disease En Route to France
    Charles Anthony Murtaugh - Died of Disease at Camp Taylor, KY
    Carl Pyles - Died of Disease at Camp Humphreys, VA
    Roderic Rayburn - Died of Disease in France
    Lawrence Cullen Riggs - Died of Disease
    George Skitarelich - Died of Wounds
    John Calvin Smith - Died of Disease at Camp Lee, VA
    Arthur C. Van Dyne - K.I.A.
    Harry Olin Vaughn - Died of Disease at Columbus Barracks, Ohio
    Harry J. Waywacker - K.I.A., France
     
    WORLD WAR II
    Marshall County WWII Veterans - Interior Courthouse Wall - MANY OBITS!
    Marshall County WWII Veterans - NOT on Courthouse Wall
    Some of the Veterans
    Photos of Marshall County Vets - Young American Patriots
    St. Joseph's Settlement World War II Veterans
    World War II Draftees
    1569 Mail Bag, 1943
    Lawrence R. Berardi & Son - U. S. Army
    Union High Deaths in WWII
    Charles L. Boswink, U. S. Army
    John W. "Jack" Cunningham, U. S. Navy
    Joseph D. Donato, U. S. Army, P.O.W.
    Brownie Evick, U. S. Army Air Corps - Died 1940
    Nat Brownfield Frey, Lost in Battle of Java Sea - (NOT on Memorial)
    Jack Gould Receives Recognition
    Clarence J. Isleman, Canadian Army - Death Due to Service - (NOT on Memorial)
    Robert E. Kestner, Army Air Corps
    Jernwood Leek, Killed in Action, Italy - (NOT on Memorial)
    Remembering Bill Musilli, U. S. Army
    Wilfred I. Myers, U. S. Army
    Joseph Samuel Polsinelli, U. S. Navy Reserves
    Raymond Carl Richmond, U. S. Army, Died While Japanese POW
    James Lloyd Rose, First Marshall County Boy Killed
    Samuel Schane, U.S. Navy - Marriage
    Sgt. Melvin Porter Simms, U.S.A.A.F. - Died in Crash - (NOT on Memorial)
    George David Zearott, Jr. - U. S. Navy Reserves
     
    KOREAN WAR ERA
    Veterans
    W.Va. Korean War Casualties - (National Archives)
    Joseph Samuel Polsinelli, U. S. Navy Reserves
    Died in Service
    Pfc. Eugene Melvin Cunningham, U. S. Army - K.I.A.
    Corporal Leslie Paul Curtis, U. S. A. F. - Died in Japan, Non-Combat
    Pfc. Daniel David Decrease, U. S. Army - K.I.A.
    Pfc. Ralph E. Kern, U. S. Air Force - Died in Auto Accident
    Maj. Gen. James M. Lewis, Died While Base Commander - (NOT on Memorial)
    Airman Melvin Lee McCombs, U. S. Air Force - Died in Auto Accident
    Pvt. Robert Lee Postlewait - Struck by Bulldozer - (NOT on Memorial)
    Vincent Provenzano, U. S. Air Force - Died in Plane Crash
    Samuel C. Robinson, U. S. Air Force - Died in Car Accident
    Maurice Ray Sills - K.I.A. - (NOT on Memorial)
    Lieut. William Skidmore, U. S. A. F. - Died in Fiery Crash
    Forrest Finley Smith - Died in Helicopter Crash - (NOT on Memorial)
    Harry Richard "Dickie" Wallace - K.I.A. - (NOT on Memorial)
    Glen L. Whitlatch, Distinguished Service Cross
    Leroy Thomas Yost, K.I.A.
     
    VIETNAM WAR - VIETNAM ERA (1961-1975)
    Roll Of Honor
    Veterans
    W.Va. Vietnam Casualties - (National Archives)
    Joseph Angelo Polsinelli
    Lt. Col. Samuel J. Cunningham, U. S. A. F.
    Gary Wolfe
    Died in Service
    Philip Gene Allietta, U.S.A.F., Died in Accident, 1970 - (NOT on Memorial)
    Lyle Glen Aston, U. S. Army, K.I.A., 1969
    Col. Joseph Clair Austin, MIA Since 1967
    David L. Conner, U.S.M.C., Died of Wounds, 1970
    Edwin Russell Danehart, U.S.M.C., K.I.A., 1969
    Tech. Sgt. Glenn Lee Fullerton, U.S.A.F., Died of Illness in Vietnam, 1971
    Capt. Garland J. Isiminger, U.S.A.F., Killed in Crash, 1965
    Frank Michael Koerner, U.S.M.C., K.I.A., 1969
    Tedd Malcolm Lewis, U. S. Army, K.I.A., 1970 - (NOT on Memorial)
    Robert Melvin Lough, Jr., U.S.M.C., K.I.A., 1969
    Joseph Elliott Mercer, U.S.M.C., Died in Accident, 1962
    Robert Niedermyer, U.S.A.F., Died in Accident, 1962
    Carl Wayne Oliver, U. S. Army, K.I.A., 1967 - (NOT on Memorial)
    Archie Andrew Porter, U. S. Army, K.I.A., 1967 - (NOT on Memorial)
    Franklin Delano Porter, U. S. Army, K.I.A., 1964
    Willard F. Prochaska, U.S.M.C., K.I.A., 1969 - (NOT on Memorial)
    John Edward Roberts, Jr., U.S.M.C., K.I.A., 1969 - (NOT on Memorial)
    Gary Schubert, U.S.M.C., Died of Wounds, 1967
    Paul Edward Wade, U. S. Army, Died in Accident, 1967 - (NOT on Memorial)
    Sp-4 William Kevin Wayt, U. S. Army, Died 1972
    Sgt. John R. Weekly, U. S. Army, Died in Fire, 1967
    Sgt. William Carl Whitlatch, Jr., U. S. Army, K.I.A., 1969
    Kermit Yoho, U. S. Army, K.I.A., 1966
    Leonard Joe Zelaski, Jr., U.S.M.C., K.I.A., 1968
     
    AFGHANISTAN
    Ryan Hammond Killed in Afghanistan Crash - OBITUARY
     
    MISCELLANEOUS MILITARY
    Marshall County Men in Four Wars
    Marshall County Honors Veterans - 2001
    Service Veterans of Marshall County
    Lt. Col. Samuel J. Cunningham, U. S. A. F. [Career]
    Marshall County Military Monument Dedication
    West Virginia Medal of Honor Recipients


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