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Burke, Bernard Andrew
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Piper, Elva Raymond
He was aboard the transport RMS Walmer Castle (British ship used for US Troops transport) in 1918 and the USS Madawaska transport ship in 1919.
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Smith, Howard
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Sorrell, Leslie
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Delph, William H.
His World War I draft registration cards lists him as tall with gray eyes and dark brown hair.
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Sorrell, Clifford H.
According to his World War II draft registration card he had blue eyes, brown hair with a light complexion.
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Souther, Otto Everett
His World War I draft registration card lists him as having a tall-medium build with gray eyes and light hair.
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Day, Dawson
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Creech, James
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Craddock, Lee R.
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Conner, Harold Owen
According to his obituary he was from one of the pioneering families of Boone County and was a native of Burlington, Kentucky.
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Cason, Thomas Benjamin
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Steele, Kirtley
Kirtley Steele left for the war in Europe on 30 Jun 1918, departing Newport News, Virginia aboard the 'Kursk'.
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Stone, Lewis J.
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Burton, John Wesley
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Black, Harry E.
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Tanner, Rufus W.
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Tanner, Columbus Eli
According to his obituary he was a member of Simon Kenton Post of the American Legion. He is listed on his World War I Draft Registration as being of medium build with blue eyes and brown hair.
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Teese, William Adams
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Terrill, Elmer
According to his obituary he was very involved in his community and a member of various civic organizations: American Legion Post, Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, Eastern Star.
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Biddle, Frank Thomas
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Bickers, Everett
It is listed on his World War I draft registration card that his is of medium build with dark gray eyes and brown hair.
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Bennett, Arthur J.
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Baker, Walter L.
World War I draft Registration Card lists Walter as being of medium build with blue eyes and light brown hair.
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Anderson, Leonard Harvey