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Scales, Eddie
According to his World War I draft registration, Eddie Scales was of medium height and build. His World War II drat registration elaborated further, listing him as 5-foot 8-inches tall and weighing 196 pounds.
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Scales, Noah
According to his World War I draft registration, Noah was of medium height with a stout build.
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Cutcheon, Franklin Warner M. "Frank was born in Dexter, Michigan and was a young lawyer in Charles Flandrau’s law firm when he met Sally Flandrau. Several years after their marriage he took a job with a law firm in New York City and the couple moved to an old but substantial house at Locust Valley on Long Island. " --Cathy Callopy
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Hentschel, William Ernst
William Ernst Hentschel (1892-1962) was a well-known mid-twentieth century artist. “Billy” Hentschel was a designer for Rookwood Pottery in Cincinnati. He resided at his Burlington home in the old Tandy log cabin with his wife, Alza (1911-1982) who was also an artist.
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Greenway, John Campbell "John Greenway was born in Huntsville, Alabama, and graduated from Yale University with a degree in engineering. Rising to the upper echelons of the mining industry in Minnesota and Arizona, Greenway took a professional break to join the Rough Riders at the beginning of the Spanish-American War. He met his wife, Isabella, through his friendship with her first husband, Robert H. M. Ferguson, another Rough Rider. After their marriage in 1923, the couple moved to Ajo, Arizona, where John built a house for his wife. They had one son, Jack, before John died after a gall bladder operation." --Cathy Callopy
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Hoelscher, August Ferd
He set sail for the war in Europe on 9 Jul 1918, sailing on the Mt. Vernon from Hoboken (N.J.).
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Williams, John Tolbert
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Cropper, Carroll Lee
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Ross, James Elmer
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Duvall, Robert Lee
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Yore, William