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NAME: Allen, Earl J. DOB: 4/11/1893 DOD: 1/19/1972 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover,N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army. Drafted 2/25/1918 in Hornell N.Y., as a Private. Assigned to Co. A, 307th Infantry American Expedition Forces from 4/7/1918 to 1/3/1919. Fought in battles of Vesle and Argonne in France. Was wounded by German machine gun fire in the Argonne Forest. Received the Bronze Star and Purple Heart. Was promoted to Pfc. 4/16/1918, Cpl 8/23/1918, and Sgt, 9/17/1918. Discharged 3/24/1919. All info taken from discharge papers.
NAME: Atwell, Charles W. DOB: 7/4/1897 DOD: 10/11/1969 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, NY INFO: U.S. Army. Drafted 10/22/1918 as a Private. Assigned to the 10th Cavalry. Discharged 12/12/1918 due to physical reasons at Camp Wheeler, Ga. All info taken off discharge papers.
NAME: Backus, Claire C. DOB: 12/28/1894 DOD: 11/16/1967 BURIED: Valley Brook Cemetary Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Marine. Enlisted June 10, 1918 as a Private. Post Band Marine Corps, Paris Island, South Carolina and Quantico, Virginia. Discarged January 29, 1919. Info taken from notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker town of Andover Historian and records of the Allegany County Clerk.
NAME: Barrett, Phillip K. DOB: 5/24/1890 DOD: 10/13/1918 BURIED: France
NAME: Beeman M. K. DOB: Unknown DOD: Unknown BURIED: Unknown INFO: Drafted but was discharged for physical disability. Andover News.
DOB: 4/3/1889 DOD: 12/-/1962 BURIED: Unknown INFO: U.S. Army. Drafted in Belmont September 27, 1917 as a Private. Served with Co. E, 327th Infantry. Discharged January 15, 1918. Info taken form discharge papers.
DOB: 7/2/1887 DOD: 10/2/1975 BURIED: Gate of Heaven, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army. Drafted in Belmont, N.Y. on September 27, 1917. Assigned to Battery B, 307th Field Artillery until November 14, 1917; then to Medical Detachment, 307th Engineers. Served overseas May 19, 1918 to Febuary 2, 1919. Discharged Febuary 13, 1919. Info taken from discharge papers.
NAME: Bloss, Archie L. DOB: 8/31/1895 DOD: 8/26/1939 BURIED: Valley Brook Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Navy. Enlisted May 7, 1918 as a Second Class Musician in the U.S. Navy at Chicago Ill. Discharged January 15, 1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling Baker Town of Andover historian.
NAME: Bowlsby, Robert L. DOB: Unkown DOD: Unknown BURIED: Unknown INFO: U.S. Army. Drafted February 26, 1918 as a Private. Trained at Camp Upton. Assigned to the American Expedition Forces April 26, 1918. Was in the battles of Baccarat Sector 6/21 to 8/4/1918. Vesle Sector 8/11 to 8/18/1918. Oise-Aisne offensive 8/18 to 9/16/1918. Meuse- Argonne offensive 9/26 to 11/11/1918. Arrived in U.S.A. 5/6/1919. Discharged at Camp Upton 5/19/1919. Info taken from notes of Mrs. Arling Baker Town of Andover historian.
DOB: 2/1/1897 DOD: 6/8/1986 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army. Enlisted 5/26/1918. Trained at Camp Jackson. Promoted to Corporal 7/11/1918. Promoted to Sargent 7/23/1918. Transferred to Camp Taylor, Kentucky 10/11/1918. Discharged 11/29/1918. Info taken from notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker Town of Andover Historian and Records of the Allegany County Clerks office.
NAME: Boyd, Harry S. DOB: 3/26/1895 DOD: 9/10/1987 BURIED: Batavia, New York
DOB: 11/7/1891 DOD: 11/20/1946 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army. Inducted 9/27/1917 at Andover, N.Y. He was assigned to the 21st Co., 8th Bn., 153rd Depot Brigade. He was discharged 10/16/1917 at Camp Dix, N.J. Info taken from National Personnel Records Center, St. Louis, Mo.
NAME: Briggs, Arling C. DOB: 1/3/1895 DOD: 1/24/1991 BURIED: Valley Brook Cemetary, Andover, N.Y.
NAME: Brundage, Floyd C. DOB: 8/25/1863 DOD: 3/26/1958 BURIED: Los Angeles, Cal. INFO: U.S. Army. Captain. Trained and commissioned at Camp Presedio, Cal. with the 3rd Battery. Sent to Camp Lewis. Washington, then transferred to Fort Sill, Oklahoma, then to Columbia, South Carolina, then to Camp McClellan Alabama. Discharged 3/-/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker Town of Andover Historian.
NAME: Burdick, Ernest G. DOB: 4/11/1888 DOD: 6/19/1963 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y.
NAME: Burger, Homer W. DOB: 6/19/1895 DOD: 2/14/1930 BURIED: Candor, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army. Inducted 10/23/1918 as a Private at Tioga County N.Y. Served with the 56th Dep. Brigade. Discharged 12/15/1918. Info taken from discharge papers.
NAME: Burgett, James E. DOB: 7/11/1893 DOD: 10/30/1976 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y.
DOB: 8/3/1896 DOD: 1/28/1985 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army Inducted 8/6/1918 in the 34th Regiment, Battery D, 12th Division, Field Artillery at Camp McClellan Ala. Discharged at Camp Upton, 2/5/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Calhoun, Charles G. DOB: 4/4/1891 DOD: 9/21/1938 BURIED: Batavia, N.Y.
NAME: Calhoun, Winfield S. DOB: 9/19/1868 DOD: 12/20/1955 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army Enlisted 9/25/1918. Trained at Fort Slocum, N.Y. Transferred to Quarter Masters Dept. Camp Meigs, Washington, D.C. Was also at Brookfield Aviation School at San Antonio, Texas. Discharged 6/15/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover, and from the records of the Allegany County Court House.
NAME: Carpenter, George A. DOB: 11/1/1900 DOD: 5/24/1965 BURIED: Portland, N.Y.
NAME: Casey, John J. DOB: 7/3/1894 DOD: 7/9/1968 BURIED: Hornell, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army. Inducted 5/26/1918 and trained at Camp Dix, N.J. as a Corporal in Company 36, 153rd Depot Brigade. Transferred to Co. K, 345th Infantry, American Expedition Forces in France 8/22/1918. Served as a guard at a supply station. Returned to the U.S. 1/21/1919. Discharged at Camp Upton, N.Y. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Charland, Joseph DOB: DOD: 9/16/1914 BURIED: France INFO: Was superintendent of the Andover Silk Mill. Left Andover when WWI broke out to fight with homeland of France. Was killed in action Sept. 16, 1914 at L’Ecouvillon at the age of 34. Obit. Jan. 15, 1915
NAME: Clark, Lawrence D. DOB: 6/15/1896 DOD: 11/10/1944 BURIED: Valley Brook Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S.Army. Enlisted as a Private 7/5/1917 at Fort Slocum, N.Y. Assigned to MD Evac. Hosp. #1, the MD Evac. Hosp. #3, and then to the Ambulance Co. 164. Served overseas from 2/10/1918 to 7/7/1919. Promoted to Pfc. 11/23/1917. Discharged 7/17/1919. Info taken from notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker historian for the Town of Andover and from personnel discharge papers.
NAME: Cornish, Earl DOB: DOD: BURIED: INFO: Enlisted in the U.S. Army and assigned to Columbus 10 Recruit Co. Barracks, Ohio on July 28, 1916. Reenlisted June 1918. Also fought in the Mexican Border War. Andover News.
NAME: Crawford, Finla G. DOB: 6/16/1894 DOD: 4/13/1973 BURIED: Cameron Mills, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army Pvt. Inducted on Aug. 30th, 1917. Sept. 17th, 1917 assigned to Co. A, 331st Machine Gun Batallion. On Oct. 15th , 1917 promoted to Corporal and was responsible for the 6th squad. In May of 1918 was selected for officers school at Camp Dodge, Des Moines, Iowa. July 6th, 1918 sent to Camp Hancock, Ga. Commissioned Oct. 15th, 1918 as a 2nd Lt. and was assigned to the 33rd Co. 3rd Group which was a training Co. for men going overseas. Nov. 11th, 1918 sent to Washington D.C. on special historical assignment. Discharged in Aug. 1919. Info taken from personal notes.
NAME: Daniher, Harold J. DOB: 9/10/1899 DOD: 4/15/1968 BURIED: Gate of Heaven, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army no other info found.
NAME: Davis, Uriah V. DOB: 6/1/1893 DOD: 9/9/1977 BURIED: Lexington, Mass. INFO: U. S. Army, enlisted 3/8/1918 and graduated from the Rochester School of Aerial Photography 6/8/1918. Transferred to Madison Barracks, N.Y. 7/13/1918. Promoted to Sgt. 10/8/1918 and transferred to Ft. Ethan Allen, Vermont in charge of recruiting and Aerial Training, commissioned 1st Lt. 12/28/1918. Honorably discharged to the Aviation Section Signal Reserve Corps. Taken from the Andover News.
NAME: Dennison, Owen J. DOB: 3/27/1890 DOD: 2/25/1948 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pfc, inducted 2/26/1918 at Broome County N.Y. Assigned to Co. A, 144th MG BN., Co.G 308th Inf. Regt. St. Aigan Cas Co 1445, Co. G 306th Inf. Regt. Discharged 4/4/1919 at Camp Upton N.Y. Info taken from records from the National Personnel Records Center St. Louis, MO
NAME: Depew, Merritt DOB: 1/1/1892 DOD: 11/15/1960 BURIED: Friendship, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army inducted 9/27/1917 in Belmont, N.Y. as a Private. Was the first person inducted from the Town of Andover and the second one from Allegany County. Served with Btry B, 307th Field Artillary and 307th TM Btry. Served overseas 5/18/1918 to 3/3/1919. Promoted to Cpl. 12/21/1918. Discharged 3/17/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover and from personal discharge papers.
NAME: DeRemer, Paul E. DOB: 4/17/1896 DOD: 6/12/1961 BURIED: Looneyville, West Virginia INFO: U.S.Army, Pfc., inducted 6/25/1918. Trained at Camp Dix, N.J. Assigned to a machine gun Co. of the 345th Infantry. Sailed overseas 8/22/1918. Served as a guard at a supply station. Returned to U.S. 1/5/1919. Discharged 1/21/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: DeRiberolles, Robert DOB: Unknown DOD: Feb. 7, 1915 BURIED: France INFO: Came to Andover in 1913 from France to work in the Andover Silk Mill. Left in Sept. 1913 to fight for France in WWI. Was a brave soldier and was promoted to Sgt. and was to receive a medal for his bravery. Was wounded Sept. 7, 1914 and died of his wounds Feb. 4, 1915. Obit. March 12, 1915
NAME: Dewey, Charles DOB: unknown DOD: unknown BURIED: unknown INFO: unknown
DOB: 9/29/1894 DOD: 8/1/1965 BURIED: Florence, Arizona INFO: U.S.Army, enlisted to a machine gun company with the 107th Inf. He was promoted to Sgt. during tour of duty with this company in East Poperinghe Line, Belgium July 1918 and during its service at Dickebusch Lake, Belgium Aug. 1918. Recommended for promotion because of bravery shown in his company against Hindenburg Line (Scheldt Canal) 9/29-30/1918 in France. Commissioned 2nd Lt. and assigned to this company 10/31/1918. Detailed for a month machine gun school 3rd Army Corps. Other battles: Busigny-LaSambre Canal 10/11-21/1918, La Salle River, France 10/17/1918, Jonc Der Mer Ridge, France 10/18/1918, Vierstraat Ridge, Belgium 8/31-9/2/1918, St Maurice River France, 10/19-20/1918. Authorized to receive one gold chevron. Discharged at Camp Upton, N.Y. 4/2/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover, N.Y.
NAME: Diffin, Paul R. DOB: 1/21/1897 DOD: 10/2/1953 BURIED: Florence, Arizona INFO: U.S. Army, Inducted 9/5/1918 as a Private and trained at Camp Jackson, South Carolina. Discharged from Camp Upton, New York 6/3/1919. Info was taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Dodge, George D. DOB: 1/8/1894 DOD: 10/24/1972 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover INFO: U.S. Army, Private, enlisted 7/22/1918 at Belmont, N.Y. at the age of 25. Assigned with the Sixth Co. 152nd Depot Brigade American Expedition Forces in France 8/25/1918 to 3/-/1919. Discharged 3/10/1919. Info taken from records at the Allegany County Court Office.
NAME: Dodge, Levi S. DOB: 10/5/1892 DOD: 3/15/1961 BURIED: Woodlawn Cemetary, Wellsville, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Private, inducted 4/1/1918 and trained at Camp Dix, N.J. Assigned to Co. B, 78th Division 320th Regiment of the American Expedition Forces in France 6/1918. Transferred to the 125th Regiment 32nd Division, Co. F. Badly wounded by shrapnel 10/11/1918. More than 20 pieces of shrapnel were removed from his body. Arrived in U.S. 12/14/1918. Discharged 4/4/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover and records from the Allegany County Clerks office.
NAME: Dodge, William J. DOB: 10/28/1894 DOD: 1/10/1918 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Private, inducted 11/1917. Trained at Camp Dix, N.J. and at Camp Green, Charlotte, N.C. Assigned to Co. E, 7th Infantry. Died of pneumonia on 1/10/1918. He was the first man from Andover to die in WWI. Info was taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Dolan, John G. DOB: 3/10/1899 DOD: 2/4/1956 BURIED: Gate of Heaven, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Private, enlisted 7/13/1918 at Rochester, N.Y. Was assigned to Co. 3, 153rd Depot Brigade at Camp Dix, N.J. On 9/13/1918 he left for France and arrived there 9/25/1918. No battles. Left France 1/8/1919 and arrived in the U.S. 1/21/1919. Discharged 2/15/1919. Info taken from the records of the Allegany County Court office.
NAME: Doran, Dennis L. DOB: 1879 DOD: 7/9/1932 BURIED: Dansville, New York INFO: U.S. Army, Captain of Co. E, 5th Regiment of the New Jersey National Guard, including the period of time during which the regiment was on the Mexican border. He organized the machine gun company of the 5th regiment when the United States entered World War I. The 5th became the 114th Regiment and Captain Doran was transferred from that to Company of the 111th Machine Gun Battalion, 2nd Division. He also served some time with the Signal Corps while in France. All info came from his obituary in the Andover News.
NAME: Driscoll, Mortimer J.
DOD: 9/10/1932 BURIED: St. Johns Cemetary, Andover, New York INFO: U.S. Army, inducted 9/27/1917 and trained at Camp Dix, New Jersey. Was in the American Expedition Forces in France with Battery C, 307th Field Artillery on 5/27/1918. Was in the battles of St. Mihiel, 9/12-16/1918, Meuse operations, Meuse-Argonne 10/18 to 11/11/1918, Toule 8/29-11/4/1918, Toul Sector, Preney Raid 9/26/1918, Grandpre Attack 10/23-24/1918. Arrived in U.S. 5/14/1919. Was in the 78th Division. Discharged from Camp Dix, N.J. 5/22/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover and the records of the Allegany County Clerks office.
NAME: Duffy, Owen F. DOB: 8/19/1893 DOD: 11/18/1947 BURIED: Wellsville, New York INFO: U.S.Army, Private, inducted 9/27/1917 at Belmont, N.Y. Served with Battery C, 307th Field Artillary until 3/14/1917 then to Co. K, 325th Infantry. Received the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism in action near St. Juvin, France on 10/16/1918. Pvt. Duffy, with another soldier, voluntarily made several trips out into "No Man’s Land", under heavy fire and carried 8 wounded men to cover. ( from "Heroes All" by Harry R. Stringer, P:133). Also fought at Toul Margache, St. Mihel, and Moluse Argonne in France. Served overseas from 5/1/1918 to 4/14/1919. Promoted to Pfc. 6/21/1918. Discharged 5/23/1919. Info was taken from his personal discharge papers.
NAME: Dugan, Leo W. DOB: Unknown DOD: 12/3/1939 BURIED: New Castle, Pa. INFO: U.S.Army, enlisted as a Private with Co. K, 3rd New York Infantry of Hornell N.Y. Served at the border during the Mexican trouble. Transferred to remount station Camp Wadsworth, South Carolina. Discharged 3/-/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Dunham, William E. DOB: 9/13/1889 DOD: 5/11/1939 BURIED: Alfred Rural Cemetary, Alfred N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Served 3 years in New Jersey National Guard before joining Co. K of the New York National Guard in Hornell in 1910. He served with Co. K all thru its war activities, both on the Mexican border before WWI and from 10/20/1917 to 3/31/1919 in WWI. He saw much fighting and "was a real soldier." He was awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received during the war. Discharged after the war. Andover News.
NAME: Eggleston, Vernon L. (Rev.) DOB: 3/3/1869 DOD: 8/3/1922 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: Served with the YMCA. Enlisted 2/1/1918. Sent directly to France. Served at Vosges Mts., Alsace Lorraine, Neufchateu, Cornimont, and Gerardemer. Then at Marcelles. He received injuries while carrying the wounded from the battle fields of France, from which he never recovered. Returned to the U.S. 12/-/1919. Served in Hoboken N.J. and then in Panama. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
DOB: 7/9/1897 DOD: 6/19/1963 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover N.Y. INFO: U.S.Army, enlisted 4/1/1916 in Co. K, at Hornell N.Y. Was sent to France in 4/16/1918 to serve with the 108th Infantry, 27th Division of the American Expedition Forces. Was in the battles of Kimmel Hill, and Yrpes. Was in the battle that broke the Hindenberg Line between St. Quentin and Cambrai. Was wounded 9/29/1918 and gassed the same day. Taken to base hospital No. 11 in Rouen, France. Afterward transferred to hospital in London, England. ( He was shot 4 times and hit with shrapnel 1) Discharged 1/21/1919. Awarded the Purple Heart. Fought in the Mexican Border War. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Eshenbaugh, John H. DOB: 1/22/1892 DOD: 3/20/1966 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Private, enlisted 5/26/1918 at Hornell, N.Y. at the age of 26. Was assigned with Co. F, 158th Infantry. No battles. Discharged 5/1/1919. Info taken from the Allegany County clerks office Belmont, N.Y.
DOB: Unknown DOD: Unknown BURIED: Unknown INFO: U.S. Army, inducted 5/26/1918. Trained at Camp Dix, N.J. in Co. 36, 153rd Depot Brigade. Transferred to Co. K, 345th Infantry of the American Expedition Forces in France 8/22/1918. Served as guard at a supply station. Returned to U.S. 1/5/1919. Discharged 1/21/1919 at Camp Upton, N.Y. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Folwell, Gerard W. DOB: 11/25/1898 DOD: 10/3/1954 BURIED: Valley Brook Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, enlisted 8/21/1917 at the age of 22 at Belmont, N.Y. Was assigned to the Detachment Quartermaster Corps. Attained the rank of Sgt. 11/23/1918. No battles. Discharged 1/12/1919.. Info taken from the records at the Allegany County Clerks office Belmont, N.Y.
NAME: Fuller, Allen E. DOB: 8/16/1891 DOD: 8/8/1979 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Private, enlisted 10/2/1917 at Coudersport, Pa. at the age of 26. Was assigned with Co. I, 30th Infantry, 3rd Division with the American Expedition Forces in France. Discharged 4/12/1919. Info taken from the records of the Allegany Country Clerks office.
DOB: 11/2/1891 DOD: 5/27/1949 BURIED: Gate of Heaven Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Navy, enlisted 6/23/1917. Served 29 months on the USS Susquehanna. This ship made 15 round trips transporting to and from France while he was onboard. Released subject to call 6/-/1919. Info found in the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover and from the notes of the Allegany Country Clerks office.
DOB: 9/7/1895 DOD: 2/-/1966 BURIED: Erie, Pa. INFO: U.S. Army, inducted and served in the 68th Regiment of the Coast Artillery Co. Served with the American Expedition Forces in France from 8/10/1918. Returned to U.S. 3/31/1919. Discharged 4/6/1919. Info found from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Goble, Jerry H. DOB: 9/2/1892 DOD: Unknown BURIED: Unknown INFO: U.S. Marines, Private, enlisted at Buffalo, N.Y. 11/-/1913. Served at Hingham, Mass. Promoted to Cpl. 3/24/1917. Promoted to Sgt. 7/27/1917. Discharged 11/2/1917. Also fought in the Mexican Border War. Info found in the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover, and from personal discharge papers.
NAME: Graves, Louis DOB: DOD: BURIED: INFO: Enlisted in to the U.S. Army June 1918. Andover News.
NAME: Gustafson, Carl O. DOB: 1889 DOD: 1975 BURIED: Wellsville, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pfc., inducted 4/1/1917. Trained at Camp Dix, N.J. Assigned to the 78th Division, 310th Infantry of the American Expedition Forces in France. Was in the battles of Argonne, St. Mihiel, Hazebrouck Arrasm and Grand Pre. Returned to U. S. 6/-/1919. Discharged 6/-/1919. Info found in the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
DOB: 1/30/1891 DOD: 1/2/1957 BURIED: Lancaster, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, inducted on 9/27/1917 and trained at Camp Dix, N.J. Discharged on 11/-/1917. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Hammond, Lynn G. DOB: 2/2/1896 DOD: 12/14/1966 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, inducted 4/30/1918. Trained at Camp Dix, N.J. Assigned to Co. I, 312th Infantry of the American Expedition Forces in France on 4/19/1918. Was in the battles of St. Mihiel 9/12-16/1918, Leiney Sector 9/16 to 10/4/1918. Arrived back in U.S. 5/24/1919. Discharged 4/31/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Hann, Hildred H. DOB: 2/20/1892 DOD: 1/13/1970 BURIED: Phillipsburg, Pa. INFO: U.S. Army, Private. Served with the 2nd Army Headquarters with the Australian Aerial Squadron making maps. Info was taken from the Andover News.
NAME: Hann, Howard J. DOB: 3/30/1897 DOD: 8/13/1944 BURIED: Numidia, Pa. INFO: U.S. Army, inducted 8/6/1918. Trained at Camp McClellan, Ala. with the 18th Training Battery. Transferred to Camp Taylor, Ky. where he was promoted to 2nd Lt. Field Artillery R.C. Discharged on 11/15/1918. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Hann, Victor W. DOB: 11/6/1895 DOD: 10/6/1974 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pfc. enlisted 8/26/1917 at Hornell, N.Y. at the age of 25. Assigned with the Provost General Co. No battles. Discharged 1/26/1919. Info take from the records of the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Hardy, Clarence W. DOB: 1/8/1898 DOD: 5/7/1970 BURIED: Hutchinson, Ka. INFO: U.S. Army and Navy, assigned to the 8th Div. 2nd Battalion of the Aviation Div. Naval Militia at Mich. On 5/28/1917 transferred to National Navel Co. with a rate of Hospital Apprentice 1st class. On 2/1/1918 rate was changed to 2nd class gunners mate. On 2/1//1918 transferred to U.S.N.R.F. class 4 for duty in class 5 aviation with rate of Chief Quartermaster. Transferred to aviation ground school at Boston Institute of Technology, graduated 6/8/1918. Discharged 8/28/1918. Transferred to Naval Air Station Montauk, Long Island for flying duty as senior pilot and commander of the 3rd Div. Seaman Guard. Released 2/28/1918. Went in WWII as a M.D. and retired as a Lt. Col. in the Army after 38 yrs service. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker historian for the Town of Andover, and the Andover News.
NAME: Hardy, Harold D. DOB: 9/27/1893 DOD: 9/9/1941 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, enlisted 7/27/1917 at Adrian, Mich. Arrived in France 6/23/1918. Was Reg. Supply Sgt. for the 329th Inf. 83rd Div. of the replacement division. Retained to the U.S. 1/31/1919. Discharged 2/10/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Harris, Walter H. DOB: 10/26/1896 DOD: 10/30/1973 BURIED: Gate of Heaven, Andover, N. Y. INFO: U.S.Army, Pvt. Inducted at Buffalo, N.Y. on 9/28/1918. Served in the Air Service. Discharged 1/27/1919. Info taken for discharge papers.
NAME: HELMER, EARL I. DOB: 1895 DOD: 9/28/1918 BURIED: Hope Cemetery, Hornell, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt. Left Hornell with Co. K, and stayed with it until it reached Spartonburg, then transfered to Co. G., 108th Reg. as a bugler. He was killed in action while acting as a messenger. Andover News March 25, 1921. Obit.
DOB: 3/20/1896 DOD: 6/13/1970 BURIED: Schenectady, N.Y. INFO: U.S.Army, Pvt. enlisted 7/17/1917. Assigned to the quartermasters corps in Spartansburg, S. Car. Promoted to Cpl. 1/21/1918. Promoted to Sgt. 3/5/1818. Discharged from remount station Camp Wadsworth, S. Car. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Hoyer, Max J. DOB: 12/28/1896 DOD: 9/22/1922 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt. enlisted 9/3/1918 at Albany, N.Y. Medical discharge 12/10/1918. Info taken from discharge papers.
NAME: Hultquist, Milton E. DOB: 10/9/1893 DOD: 1/11/1964 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt. enlisted 6/29/1918 at Jamestown, N.Y. Was assigned with the 5th Training Battalion Signal Corps. No Battles. Discharged 1/23/1919. Info taken from the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Hunt, Van Gorder DOB: 9/11/1889 DOD: 4/17/1923 BURIED: Hornell Rural Cemetery INFO: Enlisted in the Army in 1911 in the Helen Gould Reg. at Rochester. Was with General Persing on the Mexican Border, and in France. He was a Sgt. He was stationed in China at the American Consulate from 1919 till 1922. He was then stationed in Alaska where he contracted tuberculosis and died in Cal. Andover New obit.
NAME: Ingrahm, Robert DOB: DOD: BURIED: INFO: Enlisted in the U.S. Army Aug. 18, 1916. Assigned to Co. K 3rd Infantry National Guard N.Y. Andover News.
NAME: Jean, George J.
DOD: 11/8/1961 BURIED: National Cemetary on Long Island INFO: U.S. Army, inducted 2/-/1918. Went to France and was assigned to Co. D, 306th Infantry, American Expedition Forces. Saw active service in the Argonne Section. Discharged 4/-/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Jones, Winford DOB: 2/?/1894 DOD: BURIED: INFO: Enlisted in the U.S. Army unknown date. Assigned to Co. K 3rd Infantry, National Guard, N.Y. Called to the front June 23, 1916. Andover News.
NAME: Karcanes, John G. DOB: 12/22/1894 DOD: 9/24/1969 BURIED: Valley Brook Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, inducted 5/26/1918. Was assigned to Co. 36, 9th Training Battalion 153rd Depot Brigade. Discharged from Camp Dix, N.J. on 9/14/1918. Info taken from notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover and from the records from the Allegany County clerks office.
DOB: 12/29/1884 DOD: 6/27/1955 BURIED: Augusta, Ga. INFO: U.S. Army, enlisted in the cavalry in 1902. Served 2 ˝ yrs. in the Philippine Islands, 3 yrs. in the Hawaiian Islands in the infantry, was wounded twice in action while on the island of Layte. Also fought in the Mexican Border War. He was promoted up through the ranks from Pvt. to Lt. Col. Was the commanding officer at Camp Hancock in Ga. Info taken from the note of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Kemp, Harold L. DOB: 11/21/1895 DOD: 2/10/1995 BURIED: Lancaster, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt. trained at Camp Dix, N.J. Assigned to the 305th Inf. Co. L, 77th Div. of the American Expedition Forces on the SS Cedric 3/15/1918. Saw much active service and was gassed 8/26/1918. Returned to the U.S. 2/-/1919. Discharged 2/19/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Kemp, Raymond C. DOB: 2/10/1887 DOD: 9/9/1960 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt. enlisted 10/22/1918 at Hornell, N.Y. at the age of 31. Was assigned to with Co.5, 153rd Dept. Brigade. No battles. Discharged 12/15/1918. Info taken the records of the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Knowl, William B. DOB: Unknown DOD: Unknown BURIED: Unknown INFO: U.S. Marines, enlisted 6/15/1917 at Port Royal, S. Car. Was promoted to Corporal on 3/2/1918. Was assigned to the 10th Reg. 92nd Co. Discharged at Quantico, Va. on 3/18/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Lang, William A. DOB: 2/26/1896 DOD: 6/14/1973 BURIED: Bay Pine, Florida INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt. Inducted 6/25/1918 at Olean, N.Y. Assigned to Co. E, 345th Infantry. Served overseas from 8/23/1918 to 1/9/1919. Promoted to Pfc 10/7/1918. Honorable discharged 1/23/1919. Info taken from discharge papers.
NAME: Lynch, Michael V. DOB: 7/11/1887 DOD: 3/3/1967 BURIED: Gate of Heaven Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Corporal , Co. 17, 5th Training Battalion, 153rd Depot Brigade, Camp Dix, N.J. Inducted 11/23/1917. Discharged 11/30/1918. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover and from the records of the Allegany County clerks office.
DOB: 10/31/1896 DOD: 8/10/1918 BURIED: St. Johns Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Sgt., enlisted on 6/10/1917. Trained at Camp Green. Assigned to the 47th Infantry, Co. C, of the American Expedition Forces in France on 5/1/1918. Then assigned to the 4th Division. Was killed in action at the battle of Pekin on the Veil River on 8/10/1918. Was the first soldier from Andover to be killed. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: McDonough, James L. DOB: 4/1/1898 DOD: 5/17/1985 BURIED: Gate of Heaven Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: Enlisted in the U.S. Army and assigned to Co. A,N.Y. Infantry at Brunnsville, Texas to guard Mexican border, July 21, 1916. Served 8 months in Mexico and the balance of time in San Domingo. March 1917 enlisted in the U.S. Marines and served 3 years. Discharged 12/20/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover, and the Andover News.
NAME: McGinnis, Charles P. DOB: 1890 DOD: 9/12/1946 BURIED: New York City, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pfc. inducted on 9/24/1917 and trained at Camp Dix N.J. Assigned to the Sales Commissary Unit No. 7 of the American Expedition Forces in France on 3/4/1918. Active service: Aisne Marne offensive, St. Mihiel offensive, Meuse Argonne offensive and was with the Army of occupation. Returned to the U.S. 8/3/1919. Discharged 8/5/1919. Also fought in the Mexican Border War/ Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover and from the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Mead, Leroy DOB: 3/9/1889 DOD: 6/23/1969 BURIED: Baker Cemetary, Baker Rd, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt. enlisted 6/22/1918 at Belmont, N.Y. Was assigned with Co. L, 147th Engineers. No battles. Discharged 12/14/1918. Info taken from the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Morehess, Charles A. DOB: 1889 DOD: 6/20/1938 BURIED: Arlington National Cemetary, Washington D.C. INFO: U.S. Army, 1st. Lieutenant enlisted. Assigned with the American Expedition Forces with the Army Corps of Engineers and served at St. Mazaire France in construction work. Discharged 3/4/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Mulcahy, Daniel H.
DOD: 1/4/1965 BURIED: Gate of Heaven Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, inducted 9/27/1917 and trained at Camp Dix, N.J. Was assigned to Co.H, 325th Inf. of the American Expedition Forces on 4/25/1918. Battles: Loul Sector 6/26 - 8/6/1918, Marbache 8/15 - 9/11/1918, St. Mihiel 9/12 - 9/16/1918, Marbache 9/17 - 9/20/1918, Meuse - Argonne 9/26 - 11/3/1918. Arrived in the U.S. 5/17/1919. Discharged 5/26/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover, and from the notes of the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Mulcahy, William DOB: 4/9/1889 DOD: 7/7/1926 BURIED: St. Johns Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Sgt. enlisted at Kansas City on 8/20/1917. Saw worst fighting and hardships in the late war in France. Was in the battles of St. Michiel, Verdun, Bosges Mountain, and Meuse Argonne. Member of the 35th Div. 11th Co., 152 Depot Brigade. Then assigned to the 138th Ambulance Corp of the 35th Div. Discharged at Camp Upton, N.Y. on 5/17/1919. Info taken from obituary in the Andover News.
NAME: Mulconery, Lyle E. DOB: 1/11/1898 DOD: 11/26/1973 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Sgt. enlisted 6/22/1919 at Camp Mercedes, Tx. at the age of 21. Assigned with Co. A, 344th Battalion of the Tank Corps. No battles. Discharged on 6/21/1920. Info taken from the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Myers, Carlyle D. DOB: 2/12/1896 DOD: 6/6/1965 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, inducted on 7/22/1918. Trained at Camp Dix, N.J. Assigned with Co. B, 47th Battalion, U.S. Guard. Discharged at Camp Dix 12/27/1918. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Myers, John M. DOB: Unknown DOD: Unknown BURIED: Unknown INFO: U.S. Army, enlisted in 6/-/1917. Served with Military Police at Newport News, Va. with Co. H, 47th Infantry. Discharged on 4/-/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: O’Grady, Thomas DOB: Unknown DOD: Unknown BURIED: Unknown INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt. enlisted on 4/10/1917 and trained at Fort Slocum with the 22nd Inf., 1st Div. Transferred to the Military Police. Sailed for France 4/7/1917. Returned to the U.S. 8/10/1919. Upon being discharged he reenlisted in the regular Army for one year. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
DOB: 9/2/1896 DOD: 2/19/1963 BURIED: Valley Brook Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt. enlisted 9/3/1918 at Belmont, N.Y. at the age of 22. Assigned to Co. A, 153rd Depot Brigade. No battles. Discharged on 3/29/1919. Info taken from the notes of the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Perkins, Ernest DOB: DOD: BURIED: INFO: U.S. Army, entered service 11/12/1917. Was Sgt. Maj. of the Medical Corps at Camp Hospital No. 31 at Camp DeMeucon, France. Taken from the Andover News.
NAME: Perry, Harold L. DOB: 7/9/1896 DOD: 1/18/1989 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, enlisted on 7/-/1916. Was sent to the Mexican border. Released on 10/-/1917. Was inducted on 8/26/1918 and was discharged 1/6/1919. Info was taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover and the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Perry, Ralph W. DOB: 1/31/1896 DOD: 11/8/1989 BURIED: Newark, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pfc. Trained at Camp Upton with Battery D, 305th F.A.N.A. On 4/15/1918 was assigned to the American Expedition Forces in France. Saw active service at Bellau Wood, Chateau Tierry, and the Argonne. Returned to the U.S. on 2/-/1919. Discharged on 2/-/1919 from Camp Upton. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover and the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Reisman, Leonard T. DOB: 4/9/1899 DOD: 4/20/1955 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, enlisted on 6/30/1917 at the age of 19 at Hornell, N.Y. Was a wagoneer of the Wagoneer Supply Co., 38th Inf. in France for the American Expedition Forces from 6/10/1918 to 8/18/1918. Was in battles of Vesle Sector 8/4-9/1918, St. Michiel Offensive 9/12-14/1918, and the Meuse Argonne Offensive 9/30-10/27/1918. Discharged on 9/22/1919. Info taken from the notes of the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Rice, John J. DOB: 5/22/1893 DOD: 1/2/1950 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt. enlisted on 7/22/1918 at Hornell, N.Y. at the age of 25. Was assigned to the 59th Pioneer Inf. of the American Expedition Forces. Was in the battles of Meuse Argonne Offensive and Verdun Sector. Discharged on 8/8/1919. Info taken from the notes of the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Richardson, Max A. DOB: 12/17/1896 DOD: 3/31/1974 BURIED: Gate of Heaven Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, inducted on 8/-/1918 and trained at Camp McClellan. Discharged on 2/-/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
DOB: 11/1/1891 DOD: 2/1/13/1974 BURIED: Gate of Heaven Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Sgt. inducted on 9/5/1917 and trained at Camp Dix N.J. On 5/27/1918 he was assigned to Battery C, 307th Field Artillery of the American Expedition Forces in France. He was in the battles of St. Mihiel 9/12-16/1918, Meuse Operations, Neuse-Argonne 10/18 - 11/11/1918, Toul 8/19 - 10/4/1918, Toul Sector, Preney Raid 9/26/1918, and the Grandpre Attack 10/23-24/1918. Arrived in the U.S. on 8/-/1919. Was discharged on 9/9/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Robbins, Harry D. DOB: 1895 DOD: 11/12/1957 BURIED: Valley Brook Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt. enlisted on 9/27/1917 at the age of 22 at Angelica, N.Y. Assigned to Battery A, 319th Field Artillery from 11/8/1917 to 5/16/1919. Assigned to the American Expedition Forces in France 5/19/1918 to 5/11/1919. Was in the battles of Loul Sector, Marbache Sector, St. Michiel Offensive and Meuse Argonne Offensive. Served with 3rd Co., 152nd DB from 5/17/1919 to discharge. Discharged on 5/20/1919. Info taken from the notes of the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Robbins, Welcome N. DOB: 1/3/1894 DOD: 6/9/1958 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt. enlisted on 5/27/1918 at the age of 23 at Ft. Worth, Tx. Was assigned to Co. H, 142nd Inf. of the American Expedition Forces in France from 7/18/1918 to 7/13/1919. Was in the battles of Muise Argonne Offensive 10/6-29/1918. Discharged on 7/26/1919. Info taken from the notes of the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Rockwell, Wilson J. DOB: 5/31/1888 DOD: 9/2/1969 BURIED: Austin, Minn. INFO: No information found.
NAME: Rusetti, Leonard DOB: DOD: BURIED: INFO: Left Andover to go home to Italy and get married. Enlisted 1914 in the 14th Reg. Italian Army and was discharged in 1919. Was on the front lines in Austria till 1917. Of the 3,500 men in that unit, only 700 servived. His last 1 ˝ years in the service was spent as a telephone operator and had many hazardous and dangerous experiences there. Andover News. Oct. 1, 1920
NAME: Sheriff, Walter DOB: 10/7/1887 DOD: 6/14/1919 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt., inducted 9/27/1917 at Belmont, N.Y. Assigned to Btry C, 307th Inf. until 11/14/1917. Then assigned to Co H. 319th Inf. until 1/25/1919. Then assigned to Co. D, 328th Inf. until death. Died of meningitis on 6/14/1919. Overseas from 4/1/1918 to 6/12/1919. Info was taken from personal discharge papers.
NAME: Snyder, Leo S. DOB: 6/29/1891 DOD: 1/4/1975 BURIED: Valley Brook Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt., inducted 4/26/1918 and trained at Camp Dix, N.J. Was assigned with supply company of the 336th Field Art. 87th Div. of the American Expedition Forces from 8/-/1918 to 3/-/1919. Discharged on 3/20/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover, and from the Allegany Country clerks office.
NAME: Snyder, Raymond O. DOB: 9/19/1889 DOD: 8/28/1975 BURIED: Hillside Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt., inducted on 2/27/1918 and trained at Camp Dix, N.J. Was assigned with the 302nd Supply Train, Headquarters Co. of the 77th Div. with the American Expedition Forces from 4/-/1918 to 4/-/1919. Discharged on 4/20/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover and from the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Starr, Stephen N. DOB: 5/8/1898 DOD: 9/8/1953 BURIED: Gate of Heaven Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Navy, Seaman 2nd Class, enlisted on 7/30/1918 at New Haven, Conn. to serve 4 years. Discharged on 3/25/1921 at Norfolk, Va. Info taken from persons discharge papers.
DOB: 6/2/1890 DOD: 6/27/1970 BURIED: Alfred, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt. enlisted on 6/17/1916 for 6 years, was assigned to Co. K, of Hornell, N.Y. previous to the war. Transferred to Auxiliary Remount Depot # 307, Quartermaster Corps, U.S. Army, at Camp Wadsworth, S. Car. In Federal service from 7/5/1916 to 10/5/1916 and from 7/16/1917 until discharged on 3/10/1919 because of demobilization. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover and from persons discharge papers.
NAME: Storms, John M.
DOD: 5/16/1961 BURIED: V.A. Cemetary, Bath, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, enlisted on 7/-/1917 and was assigned to Co. A, 47th Infantry of the American Expedition Forces and saw much active service. Discharged on 4/5/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover and from the records of the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Steudor, Henry DOB: Unknown DOD: Unknown BURIED: Unknown INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt, inducted on 2/27/1918 and trained at Camp Dix, N.J. Assigned with the 302nd Supply Train, Headquarters Co. of the 77th Division of the American Expedition Forces in France from 5/-/1918 to 5/-/1919. Discharged on 5/20/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover, and from the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Temple, Dean DOB: Unknown DOD: Unknown BURIED: Unknown INFO: Unknown
NAME: Temple, Ralph E. DOB: 5/28/1894 DOD: 12/11/1944 BURIED: Gate of Heaven Cemetary, Andover, N.Y. INFO: U.S. Army, inducted on 5/25/1918 and trained at Camp Dix, N.J. Discharged on 7/1/1918. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Teribury, Lawrence B. DOB: 5/21/1896 DOD: 9/8/1965 BURIED: Unknown INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt. inducted on 4/1/1918 and trained at Camp Dix, N.J. Was assigned to the 78th Div. of the American Expedition Forces in France from 5/19/1918 to 3/-/1919. Was wounded 10/18/1918 in the Argonne Forest. Was also in the battles of St. Mihiel and Arras. Arrived in U.S. on 3/15/1919 and was discharged on 3/25/1919. Info taken from the notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover and from the notes of the Allegany County clerks office.
NAME: Tuller, Floyd M. DOB: 7/18/1897 DOD: 9/-/1979 BURIED: Unknown INFO: U.S. Army, Pvt. inducted on 10/22/1918 and discharged on 12/15/1918. Info taken from persons discharge papers.
AME: Wahl, Arthur S. DOB: Unknown DOD: Unknown BURIED: Unknown INFO: Reverend, drafted and assigned to the 307th Field Art. at Camp Dix, N.J. on 4/12/1918, and was released because of bad eyes. Andover News
NAME: Welch, William J. DOB: DOD: BURIED: INFO: Sgt. Ordnance at Camp Dodge, Iowa. Andover News.
NAME: Williams, Hamilton, B. DOB: Unknown DOD: Unknown BURIED: Unknown INFO: Reverend, enlisted on 5/1/1918 and was sent to Camp Humphreys, Va. Served 6 months. Info taken from notes of Mrs. Arling R. Baker, historian for the Town of Andover.
NAME: Wooster, Winfield S. DOB: Unknown DOD: Feb. 14, 1953 BURIED: Oxford, New York INFO: Veteran of WWI serving from June 1917 until March 1919. Obit. Andover New Feb. 19, 1953
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NAME: YEAGER, WILLIAM DOB: 0/0/1893 DOD: 1/13/1947 BURIED: Morehead City, NC INFO: Family Members
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NAME: Beeman, Wellington Y.
NAME:
Bessette, Alexander L.
NAME:
Boyd, Fay E.
NAME:
Brainard, Harold S.
NAME:
Burgett, Ralph O.
NAME:
Diffin, James Archie
DOB:
10/8/1887
NAME:
Emery, Harold
NAME:
Farley, William H.
NAME:
Gallagher, William E.
NAME:
Gill, Ernest V.
NAME:
Hammond, Charles M.
NAME:
Horan, Dean J.
DOB:
1/11/1890
NAME:
Kemp, Elmer E.
NAME:
Lynch, Thomas M.
DOB:
5/16/1887
NAME:
Osborn, Leonard I
NAME:
Richardson, Porter W.
NAME:
Stearns, J. Victor
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Unknown
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Yeager, Mortimer
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