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WHAT THEY GAVE US.

I realize, of course, that no words are adequate to bring com- fort to you when you contemplate the name of your loved one upon this honor roll. You have made a greater contribution to your country's service than most of your fellow citizens, be- cause of your loved one was demanded the supreme sacrifice and to you is left only the incomparable memory.

But what a rich sacrifice it was and what a sacred memory it leaves. I do not think of these boys as dead. To me they will always be alive, because the service they rendered gave a new and living hope to the world of the Better Day for which these men made their supreme gift.

I am inspired when I contemplate the eager courage with which they went forth to lay their lives upon the altar of the cause which their country had adopted as its own. I believe that their supreme gift will live through the ages. No nation may receive the rich sacrifices of human life which have been given to us by these boys and not be better and stronger as the result of these pure gifts. The world could not have won its cause except for the contribution which America made, and America could not have won without these lives, whose memory we hallow.

May God make us worthy as a nation of what they gave to

us, and may He impart to us the courage, the unselfish fidelity and the patriotic devotion which led them unafraid into the land of those immortals who have given themselves as willing sacrifices to the cause of human advancement.

Governor's Office, ToPEKA, Kansas, Jtaly 20, 1920.

INTRODUCTION.

The following list of Kansas casualties is compiled from rec- ords furnished the state of Kansas by the War Department under provisions of the act of Congress approved July 11, 1919. In certain cases incomplete information has been fur- nished, and in others, owing to present inaccessibility of the records, no records of deceased soldiers have been prepared. It is believed, however, that the state will eventually receive from the War Department a complete list of casualties, and records of deceased soldiers not included in the present publi- cation will be compiled and published as a supplement to the

present list. C. I. MARTIN,

The Adjutant General. Adjutant General's Office, ToPEKA, Kansas, July 20, 1920.

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Adjutant General's Department.

KANSAS CASUALTIES. GROUPED BY CAUSES AND CLASS OF THE SERVICE.

	National army.	National Guard.	Regular army.	EnUsted reserve corps.	Regular army officers.	Emer- gency officers.	Total.
Killed in action	272 105 816 22 9 50	181 66 96 9 3 23	49 19 112 15 12 10	2	3 1 5	29 17 29 10 3	536
Died of wounds	208
Died of disease . .	7 1	1 065
Accidents	57
Other causes	1	28
Unknown		83

Total	1,274	378	217	10	10	88	1.977

Inducted for service in national army 45,626

Volunteered in National Guard 9,766

Commissioned officers and volunteers enlisted in regular army and reserve 13,659

Total number of Kansans who served in the army (not including marines) 69,051

BATTLE DEATHS, BY STATES.

PREPARED BY STATISTICS BRANCH, GENERAL STAFF, WAR DEPARTMENT.

The table below includes all killed in action and died of wounds in Europe. Marines attached to the army are not included. Figures for number who served are for all troops furnished the army regardless of whether or not they served overseas.

States.	Number who served.	Battle deaths.	Deaths per 1,000 who sen'ed.	States.	Number who served.	Battle deaths.	Deaths per 1,000 who served.
Montana	39,511 324,299 28,090 54,508 400,475 10,166 15,648 106,917 144,366 114,534 20,702 26,402 49,157 18,355 147,495 51,225 218,049 79,538 60,722 79,475 107,902 87,276 82,547 69,051 12,403 139,940 107,538 52,042	681 5,517 474 908 6.621 166 241 1,645 1,988 1,554 275 342 624 230 1,846 625 2,622 955 714 922 1,245 993 630 771 137 1,537 1,168 546	17.2 17.0 16.9 16.7 16.5 16.3 15.4 15 4 13.8 13.6 13 3 13.0 12.7 12 5 12.5 12.2 12.0 12.0 11 8 11.6 11.5 11.4 11.3 11.2 11.1 11.0 10.9 10.5		13,542 81,695 18,900 273,331 122,489 32,786 175,344 32,318 81,298 11,422 5,558 58,224 116,030 37,442 66,437 17,342 93,086 59,108 71,838 8,147 36.286 278 2.288 6.144 18.044 3,065	142 855 183 2,605 1,157 307 1,620 288 722 97 47 460 915 276 404 103 501 288 325 34 117 1 2 2 0 221	10 5
Pennsylvania. .		10.5
North Dakota	Utah	9.7
Connecticut . . .		9.5
New York		9.5
Vermont . .		9.4
New Hampshire.	Texas	9.2
Wisconsin	South Dakota	8.9
Massachfsetts.	8.9
New Jersey		8.5
Idaho. . . .		8.5
Maine. .	South Carolina	7.9
Washington	7.9
Rhode Island .		7.4
Michigan		6.1
Maryland	District of Columbia. .	5.9
Ohio . . .	5.4
Virginia		4.9
		4.5
		4.2
	Florida	3.2
Oklahoma	Philippine Islands. . . . Alaska	3.6
Tennessee	.9
Kansas	Hawaii Porto Rico	.3
	.0
		.0
Iowa Nebraska	Totals
4,090,735	47,949	11 7

Kansas Casualties in the World War.

BATTLE DEATHS, BY DIVISIONS.

(From a Statistical Summary of the War -with Germany, by Leonard P. Ayres, colonel, general staff, chief of the statistics branch of the general staff, U. S. army.)

Regular Army Divisions.

First 4,204

Second 4.419

Third 3,102

Fourth 2,587

Fifth 1,908

Sixth 97

Seventh 302

Total 16,619

National Guard Divisions.

Twenty-sixth 2,168

Twenty-seventh 1,791

rwenty-eighth 2,531

Twenty-ninth 940

Thirtieth 1,652

Thirty-second 2,898

Thirty-fifth 960

Thirty-sixth 591

Thirty-seventh 992

Fortv-second 2,713

Ninety-third* 574

Total 17,830

National Army Divisions.

Seventy-seventh 1,990

Seventy-eighth 1,359

Seventv-ninth 1,396

Eightieth 1,141

Eighty-first 250

Eighty-second 1,338

Eighty-eighth 27

Eighty-ninth 1,419

Ninetieth 1,387

Ninety-first 1,390

Ninety-second 185

Total 11,882

REPORT ON CASUALTIES AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES.

Kansas contributed largely to the Thirty-fifth and Forty-second (National Guard) divisions and to the Eighty-ninth (national army) division. Casualty reports of these divisions follow:

Thirty-fifth Division, by Organizations.

	In action.	Of wounds.	Of disease.	( Other causes.	Total dexths.
	i	I' S. i	1	g, 1 i a	0 0	3 §	i	3 1 B	0 33 i	ST. i
		1			1	1			1	2

137 Infantry		156 173	4 6	53 65		34 45 1 59 35 7 H 4 10		33 16	4 14	276
138 Infantry	8	299
	1
139 Infantry ,	9 6	152 185 8 21 16 20	"■3' I 2	51 54 1 5 6 4	""r 1	I 1	51 59 1 3 6 4	10 10 1 4 1 2	313
140 Infantry	333
128 M. G. Bn	17
129 M. G Bn	2	40
130 M. G. Bn	32
	1	38
110 Engr. Train
110 F. S. Bn		2			I	3 1 4 2			1
110 Supply Train			2	3
1 10 San. Train				2		6
110 Tr. Hq. & M. P. . .		2 1 9 10 2			1		5
60 Art. Brigade					1
128 F. .Artillery		2	4 10 7 1 1		12 22 14				25
129 F. Artillery					42
130 F. Artillery			1 1 2	2	24
110 T. M. Battery		0
110 Amm. Train		1			12		16

Total	26	759	18	264	4	277	2	180	50	1,480

* "Incomplete division brigaded with the French from the time of its arrival in France in the spring of 1918 until the signing of the armistice. Its service in the line was fully as long as that of any of the so-called combat divisions. This is indicated by a comparison of its casualties with those in the other divisions. The division was made up of colored soldiers from National Guard units of various states."

Adjutant General's Department.

Forty-second Division, by Organizations.

•	In action.	Of wounds.	Of disease.	Other causes.	Total deaths.
	1	i a	i	M B. 1 i 3	3	f a. B a	S	s. i	O B i	M E. 5-
		1			1	1 2 55 59			1	•)
83 Infantry Brigade						2
165 Infantry ....	15 7	483 233	4 3	201 147	1 1	""l	59 15	20 12	798
166 Infantry 84 Infantry Brigade	454
	16 14 1	455 439 9 53 47 23 1 5	8 11	148 165 6 16 12 10	2	49 59 3 11 7 15 2 8 8 12 2 2^ 32 20	1 2	33 15 1 5 6 4	27 27 1	685
168 Infantry	678
149 M. G. Bn	19
150 M. G. Bn	85
151 M. G. Bn		(2
	2	52
	3
117 F. S. Bn			3			1		17
117 Supply Train		8
		4 2		1			7 2		24
117 Tr. Hq. & M. P		6
67 Art. BriK;»(ie					1
149 V. Artillen-	2	16 18 8 4 10	'"'l' 1	4 13 13 2 6	2 ......		3 4 4	4 1 3	46
150 F. Artillery	67
151 F. Artillery	1	45
117 T. M. Battery	6
1 17 Amm. Train			6				22

Total	58	1,811	28	747	8	375	4	159	98	3,092

Eighty -ninth Division, by Organizations.

	In action.	Of wounds.	Of disease.	Other causes.	Total deaths.
	t	W 1 i	o m 3	1 a 3	o i	ts a, a. 3 3	C m	E. a. 3	f "I	1 i
						1 1 31 45				1
		1 228 211							2
353 Infantry	7 6	4 3	116 94	' r	" r	8 7	11 11	383
354 Infantry	357

355 Infantry	12 7	170 172 5 31 16 16 2 4 11 5	2 1 1 ...... 2	136 67 5 15 15 18	1 1	55 51 3 4 5 10 1 6 8 7	1 1	io 15	16 10 1 1 1 4	371
356 Infantry	305
340 M. G. Bn	13
341 M. G. Bn		1	2 2	52
342 M.G. Bn		38
	2	44
314 Engr. Trwn ...			3
314 F. S. Bn		1	4 4 3 1 1 3 8	1 '""i ......		1	2	15
314 San. Train		23
314 Tr. Hq. & M. P					15
164 Art. Brigade				1 1	1
340 F. Artillery	1	11 1 1		6 16 9 1 7 2			18
341 F. Artillery			20
342 F. Artillery. . .				1	18
314 T. M. Battery				1
314 Amm. Train		1 4		2 1			i 2		11
314 Supply Train		9

Total	35	890	15	493	6	269	4	48	60	1,700

Kansas Casualties in the World Wai:

KANSAS CASUALTIES.

Grouped by Towns Shown as Being Residence of Deceased Soldiers.

The following towns, listed in War Department records as being the residence of deceased soldiers, are not listed in postal guide :

No. of casualties,

Amsterdam 1

Chicopee (discontinued postoffice) 1

Coalville 1

Curranville 1

Norris 1

A'o. of casualties.

Newkirk 1

Newport 1

Northville 1

Quindaro 1

In thirteen cases no residence is given in records furnished this de- partment.

Town.

No. of casualties.

Abilene 20

Achilles 1

Ackerland 1

Ada 2

Adams 1

Admire 1

Agenda 1

Alamota 1

Alden 1

Alexander 3

Allen 2

Allison 1

Alma 3

Almena 2

Altamont 2

Alta Vista 1

Altoona 2

Alton 1

Americus 2

Amy 1

Anthony 4

Arcadia 4

Argonia 2

Arkansas City 6

Arlington 2

Arma 1

Arrington 1

Asherville 2

Ashland 1

Assaria 1

Atchison 15

Athol 1

Atlanta 2

Attica 2

Atwood 4

Augusta 13

Aulne 1

Aurora 1

Axtell 2

Baker 1

Baldwin City 1

Barclay 1

Barnard 4

Town.

No. of casualties.

Barnes 1

Bartlett 2

Basehor 1

Baxter Springs 6

Bazaar 1

Beardsley 1

Beattie 1

Bellaire 1

Belle Plaine 2

Belleville 13

Beloit 12

Belpre 4

Bennington 1

Bentley 1

Bern 1

Beverly 1

Bigelow 1

Bird City 1

Bison 2

Black Wolf 1

Blue Hill 1

Blue Mound 3

Blue Rapids 1

Bluff City 1

Bogue 1

Boicourt 1

Boling 1

Bonner Springs 3

Breezy Hill 1

Bremen 2

Bridgeport 1

Bronson , 2

Brookville 2

1

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No. of Town. casualties.

Burlingame 3

Burlington 13

Burns 5

Burr Oak 2

Burrton 2

Bushong 2

Caldwell 3

Calista 1

Cambridge 1

Caney 3

Canton 3

Carbondale 1

Carlton 1

Cassoday 1

Catharine 1

Cawker City 4

Cedar Point 2

Cedar Vale 6

Centerview 1

Centerville 2

Centralia 3

Chanute 15

Chapman 2

Cheney 5

Cherokee 2

Cherryvale 9

Chetopa 2

Cimarron 1

Circleville 1

Claflin 1

Clay Center 4

Clayton 2

Cleburne 1

Clements 2

Cleveland 1

Clifton 3

Clinton 1

Clyde ■. 3

Coffeyville 13

Colby 4

Coldwater 2

Columbus 4

Colwich 1

Concordia 7

Corbin 1

Corning 3

Cottonwood' Falls 4

Council Grove 5

Courtland 2

Covert 1

Crestline 1

Croweburg 3

Cuba 3

Cullison 2

Cummings 2

Cunningham 2

Bearing 3

Deerfield 2

Delavan 1

Dellvale 1

No. of Town. casualties.

Delphos 2

Densmore 1

Denton 1

De Soto 2

Devon 1

Dexter 1

Dighton 2

Dillwyn 1

Dodge City 8

Doniphan 2

Dorrance 1

Douglass 3

Downs 6

Dresdon 2

Drury 1

Dunkirk 1

Duquoin 2

Dwight 1

Earleton 1

Easton 1

Edgerton 1

Edmond 2

Effingham 1

El Dorado 14

Elgin 1

Elk City 2

Elkhart 5

Ellinwood 3

Ellis 4

Ellsworth 3

Elmo 1

Elmont 1

Elwood 1

Ematon 1

Eminence 1

Emmett 1

Emporia 20

Englevale 1

Englewood 2

Enterprise 4

Erie 6

Esbon 1

Eskridge 2

Eudora 3

Eureka 5

Everest 1

Fairview 1

Farlington 1

Floral 1

Florence 2

Flush 1

Fontana 1

Ford 3

Formoso 1

Fort Leavenworth 4

Fort Scott 16

Fowler 1

Frankfort 4

Franklin 1

Fredonia 11

Kansas Casualties in the World War.

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No. of Town. casualties.

Frontenac 1

Fulton 1

Furley 1

Galena 16

Galesburg 2

Galva 1

Garden City 5

Garden Plain 2

Gardner 3

Garfield 2

Garnett 8

Garrison 2

Gas 1

Gaylord 4

Gem 2

Geneseo 1

Geuda Springs 2

Girard 5

Glade 1

Glasco 2

Glen Elder 5

Goddard 1

Goff 2

Goodland 4

Gordon 1

Gorham 1

Gove 2

Grainfield 3

Great Bend 20

Greeley 3

Greenleaf 6

Greensburg 2

Greenwich 1

Grenola 2

Gretna 1

Gridley 2

Grigsby 1

Grinnell 1

Gross 2

Halstead 1

Hammond 1

Hanston 1

Hardtner 1

Harlan 1

Harper 3

Harris 1

Hartford 2

Havana 1

Haven 2

Havensville 2

Haviland 1

Hays 4

Hazelton 1

Hepler 1

Herington 5

Herndon 1

Hiattville 2

Hiawatha 2

Highland 1

Hill City 6

No. of Town. casualties.

Hilltop 1

Hollenberg 1

Holton 10

Holyrood ., 2

Home 1

Homewood 1

Hooser 1

Horton 11

Howard 7

Hoxie 3

Hoyt 1

Hudson 2

Hugoton 5

Humboldt .' 4

Hutchinson 32

Independence 18

Ingalls 1

lola 13

Ionia 1

Irving 1

Jamestown 3

Jefferson 1

Jennings 1

Jetmore 5

Jewell 7

Johnson 2

Junction City 15

Kanopolis 3

Kanorado 2

Kansas City 68

Keighley 1

Kensington 1

Kingman 10

Kingsdown 2

Kinsley 2

Kiowa 2

Kismet 2

La Crosse 2

Lafontaine 1

La Harpe 4

Lakin 1

Langdon 1

Langley 1

Larned 5

Latimer 1

Lawrence 30

Leavenworth 31

Lebanon 6

Lebo 2

Lecompton 1

Lehigh 1

Lenexa 1

Leon 3

Leonardville 1

Le Roy 2

Lewis 2

Liberal 10

Lillis 1

Lincoln 3

Lincolnville 1

12

Adjutant General's Department.

No. of Town. casualties.

Linsborg 1

Lindsey 1

Linn 2

Linwood 3

Little River 1

Logan 3

Long Island 2

Longton 3

Loring 1

Lorraine 1

Lewisburg 3

Lewisville 1

Lucas 3

Lucerne 1

Luray 2

Lyndon 10

Lyons 8

McCracken 1

McDonald 3

McFarland 1

McLouth 1

McPherson 15

Macksville 3

Madison 4

Manchester 3

Manhattan 13

Mankato 7

Maplehill 3

Mapleton 3

Marion 3

Marquette 1

Marysville 7

Mayetta 2

Meade 3

Medicine Lodge 5

Menlo 2

Meriden 2

Merriam 5

Milan 1

Mildred 2

Milford 1

Miller 1

Milo 1

Miltonvale 2

Minneapolis 7

Minneola 1

Moline 2

Monrovia 1

Montana 1

Mont Ida 1

Montrose 1

Moran 4

Morland 2

Morrill 1

Morrowville 1

Mound City 4

Moundridge 2

Mount Hope 1

Mulberry 4

MuUinville 1

No. of Town. casualties.

Mulvane 2

Muncie 1

Muscotah 6

Nashville 2

Natoma 3

Neal 1

Neodesha 11

Neosho Falls 3

Ness City 4

New Cambria 2

Newton 17

New Ulysses 3

Nickerson 1

Niotaze 2

Norcatur 4

Northbranch 1

Norton 4

Nortonville 4

Oakland 1

Oakley 3

Oberlin 4

Ogallah 2

Ogden 1

Oil Hill 1

Oketo 1

Olathe 2

Olmitz 1

Olsburg 2

Onaera 3

Oneida 2

Opolis > 1

Orion 1

Osage City 7

Osawatomie 7

Osborne 2

Oskaloosa 11

Oswego 10

Ottawa 13

Overbrook 1

Overland Park 1

Oxford 2

Ozawkie 1

Palco 1

Palmer 1

Paola 14

Paradise 2

Parker 3

Parsons 11

Paxico 1

Peabody 5

Peck 1

Penokee 1

Perry 2

Peru 1

Pfeifer 1

Phillipsburg 4

Piedmont 1

Piper 1

Piqua 1

Pittsburg 31

Kaiisas Casualties in the World War.

13

No. of Town. casualties.

Plains 1

Plainville 1

Pleasanton 1

Plymouth J.

Pollard 1

Pomona 1

Powhattan 1

Prairie View 4

Pratt 8

Preston 2

Protection 3

Quenemo 1

Quinter 2

Radley 1

Randall 3

Rantoul 5

Redfield 2

Redwing 1

Republic 3

Reserve 2

Richland 3

Richmond 2

Riley 1

Robinson 1

Rock 1

Rock Creek 1

Rolla ■. 1

Roper 1

Rosalia 2

Rose 1

Rosedale 4

Roseland 1

Rossville 3

Ruleton 1

Rush Center 1

Russell 10

Russell Springs 1

Sabetha 4

St. Francis 4

St. John 5

St, Marys 4

St. Paul 1

Salina 20

Saxman 1

Scammon 3

Scandia 1

Scott City 2

Scottsville 2

Scranton 3

Sedan 5

Selden 3

Selma 1

Seneca 8

Severance 1

Severy 1

Seward 3

Shady Bend 1

Sharon 1

Shields 1

Sitka 1

No. of Town. casualties.

Skiddy 1

Smith Center 11

Smolan 1

Soldier 5

Solomon 1

Somerset 1

South Haven 1

Sparks 1

Spearville 1

Stafford 5

Stanley 1

Stark 1

Sterling 7

Stockton 4

Strawn i

Studley 3

Summerfield 3

Sylvan Grove 1

Syracuse 4

Talmadge 1

Tampa 2

Tecumseh 3

Tipton 1

Tonganoxie 5

Topeka 58

Towanda 1

Trego 1

Troy 4

Turner 1

Urbana 1

Valley Center 1

Valley Falls 3

Vesper 1

Victor 1

Virgil 1

Vliets -. . 1

Wakarusa 3

Wa Keeney 6

Wakefield 3

Waldo 1

Walnut 1

Wamego 6

Washington 7

Waterville 2

Wathena 3

Waverly 3

Wayne 1

Weir 5

Welda 1

Wellington 4

Wellsville 3

Weskan 1

West Mineral 1

Westmoreland 2

Westphalia 2

Wetmore 1

White City 5

White Cloud 1

White Water 2

Wichita 69

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Adjutant General's Department.

No. of Town. casualties.

Wilder 1

Willard 2

Williamsburg 3

Willis 1

Wilson 2

Winchester 2

Windom 2

No. of Town. casualties.

Winfield 18

Winona 2

Woodston 1

Yates Center 5

Yoder 1

Zenda 1

Zenith 1

LIST OF AUTHORIZED ABBREVIATIONS.

A.

Absent without leave AWOL

Accident A

Adjutant Adj

Adjutant General AG

Adjutant General's Department AGD

Adjutant General's Office AGO

Adjutant General's Resei've Corps AGRC

Adjutant's Office ■ Adj 0

Administrative Company Adm Co

Administrative Section, General Staff Adm Sec GS

Advance Animal Transport Depot Adv Anl Trans Dep

Advance Guard Adv Gd

Aero Construction Company Aer Co (Cons)

Aero Squadron (construction) Aer Sq (Cons)

Aero Squadron (repair) Aer Sq (Rep)

Aero Squadron (supply) Aer Sq (Sup)

Aide-de-camp ADC

Air Park Air Pk

Air Park Company Air Pk Co

Air Service AS

Air Service, Aircraft Production ASP

Air Service, Mechanics Regiment AS Mech Regt

Air Service, Military Aeronautics ASA

Air Service, Reserve Corps ASRC

Allotment Almt

Allotted Alot

Allowances Alws

Ambulance Company Amb Co

Ambulance Section Amb Sec

Ambulance Service Park Amb Serv Pk

Ambulance Service Section Amb Sen- Sec

American Expeditionary Forces AEF

American National Red Cross ARC

American Red Cross Convalescent Home ARC Conv Home

American Red Cross Hospital ARC Hosp

Ammunition Am

Ammunition Supply Company Am Sup Co

Ammunition Train Am Tn

Animal Transport Depot Anl Trans Dep

Antiaircraft Artillery A-AA

Antiaircraft Battery A-A Btry

Antiaircraft Headquarters A-A Hq

Antiaircraft Machine Gun Battalion A-A MG Bn

Kansas Casualties in the World War. 15

Antiaircraft Machine Gun Company A- A MG Co

Antiaircraft Sector A-A Seer

Antiaircraft Service A-AS

Appointed Aptd

Appointment Apmt

April Apr

Army Army

Army Air Service AAS

Army Artillery AA

Army Artillery, Brigade Headquarters AABHQ

Army Artillery Headquarters AAHQ

Army Artillery Park AA Pk

Army Corps Army Corps

Army Headquarters AHQ

Army Inspection Park Army Insp Pk

Army Mine Planter Service AMPS

Army Nurse Corps ANC

Army Observation Group A Obsn Gp

Army Observation Wing A Obsn Wg

Army Operations Division, General Staff AODGS

Army Regulations AR

Army Reserve Material Unit Army Res Mat U

Army Service Corps ASC

Army Tank Headquarters A Tank Hq

Army Transport Service ATS

Army War College AWC

Article of War AW

Artillery Arty

Assigned Asgd

Assignment Asgmt

Assistant Asst

Assistant Band Leader A Bnd Ldr

Assistant Chauffeur A Cf r

Assistant Chief of Staff A C of S

Assistant Director of Railways AD Ry

Assistant Engineer A Engr

Assistant Packmaster A Pkmr

Assistant Provost Marshal APM

Assistant Veterinarian A Vet

August Aug

Automatic Arms Repair Detachment Aut Arms Rep Det

B.

Bakery Company Bkry Co

Balloon Company Bin Co

Balloon Group Bin Gp

Balloon Wing Bin Wg

Band Corporal Bnd Corp

Band Leader Bnd Ldr

Band Sergeant Bnd Sgt

Barracks Bks

Base Animal Transport Depot Base Anl Trans Dep

Base Hospital Base Hosp

Base Veterinary Hospital Base Vet Hosp

Battalion Bn

Battalion Adjutant Bn Adj

Battalion Commander Bn Comdr

Battalion Engineers, Camouflage Bn Engrs Cam

Battalion Engineers, Mounted Bn Engrs Mtd

Battalion Bngineers — Service Bn Engrs (Serv)

16 Adjutant General's Department.

Battalion Engineers — Flash & Sound Ranging . . Bn Engrs (F & SR)

Battalion Sergeant Major Bn Sgt Maj

Battalion Supply Sergeant Bn Sup Sgt

Battery Btry

Battery Commander Btry Comdr

Battery Orders O

Biplane Pursuit Group : Bip Purs Gp

Biplane Pursuit Squadron Bip Purs Sq

Biplane Pursuit Wing Bip Purs Wg

Brigade Brig

Brigade Adjutant Brig Adj

Brigade Commander Brig Comdr

Brigade Headquarters BHQ

Brigadier General Brig Gen

Bugler Bglr

Bugler, first class Bglr Icl

Bulletin Bui

Bureau of War Risk Insurance BWRI

Butchery Company Butch Co

C.

Camp Hospital Camp Hosp

Camp Infirmary Camp Ifmy

Camp Quartermaster Camp QM

Canal Zone CZ

Captain Capt

Casemate Electrician Cm Elec

Cavalry Cav

Cavalry Brigade Cav Brig

Cavalry Division Cav Div

Cavalry Division Headquarters Cav Div Hq

Cavalry Drill Regulations CDR

Cavalry Reserve Corps Cav RC

Central Department C Dept

Central Officers' Training School COTS

Changes C

Changes Army Regulations CAR

Chaplain Chap

Character Char

Chauffeur Cfr

Chauffeur, first class Cfr Icl

Chief Engineer Officer CEO

Chief Loader Ch Load

Chief Mechanic Ch Mec

Chief Ordnance Officer COO

Chief Planter Ch Plan

Chief Quartermaster CQM

Chief Signal Officer CSO

Chief Surgeon C Surg

Chief of Air Service C of AS

Chief of Artillery C of A

Chief of Cavalry C of Cav

Chief of Coast Artillery C of CA

Chief of Engineers C of E

Chief of Infantry C of Inf

Chief of Militia Bureau C of MB

Chief of Motor Transport Corps C of MTC

Chief of Ordnance C of Ord

Chief of Staff C of S

Chief of Tank Corps C of Tank Corps

Kansas Casualties in the World War. 17

Circular Cir

Clerk Clk

Clothing Clo

Clothing and Bath Unit Clo & Bth U

Coast Artillery CA

Coast Artillery Corps CAC

Coast Artillery Drill Regulations CADR

Coast Defenses C Def

Colonel Col

Color Sergeant Col Sgt

Commanding General CG

Commanding General, Service of Supply CG SOS

Commanding Officer CO

Commutation Com

Company Co

Company Commander Co Comdr

Company Orders O

Compilation of General Orders, Circulars and

Bulletins, War Department, 1881-1915 C of 0 1881-1915

Compilation of Orders, 1916 Supplement C of 0 1916 Sup

Confined Conf

Confinement Conf m

Construction Company Cons Co

Continued Contd

Contract Surgeon Cont Surg

Convalescent Camp Conv Camp

Convalescent Depot Conv Dep

Cook Ck

Corporal Corp

Corporal Bugler Corp Bglr

Corps Air Service Corps AS

Corps Artillery Park Corps Arty Pk

Corps Mobile Veterinary Hospital Corps Mob Vet Hosp

Corps of Engineers CE

Corps of Intelligence Police CIP

Coxswain , Coxn

D.

Day Bombardment Group Day Bomb Gp

Day Bombardment Squadron Day Bomb Sq

Day Bombardment Wing Day Bomb Wg

December Dec

Dental Corps DC

Dental Reserve Corps DRC

Department Dept

Department Commander Dept Comdr

Department Hospital Dept Hosp

Depot Battalion Dep Bn

Depot Quartermaster DQM

Deputy Assistant Chief of Staff DAC of S

Deputy Chief of Staff DC of S

Detached Officers List DOL

Detached Service DS

Detachment Det

Died of Disease D

Died of Wounds DW

Director of Finance D of Fin

Director of Military Intelligence Division, Gen- eral Staff D of MID GS

Director of Operations, General Staff D of O GS

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18

Adjutant General's Department.

Director of Purchase and Storaee n * tic

Director of War Plans Division; aVn.;;! sVVi ' ' S ?! fe.

Bisoharge: d7schrS '""°"' '=^""^' ''^« ' ' S-^'J^PD GS

Discontinued Disch

Dishonorably Discharged S?^"*^

Distinguished-service Cross So^''" ^^^^^

Distinguished-service Medal . no Vt

District upM

Division Dist

Division Adjutant' '.'.[ S-^ a ,.

Division Air Service . n?^ a o"^

Division Headquarters . . uun

Division Judge Advocate , JS- t a

Division Ordnance Officer . . n-^' nn

Division Quartermaster *.".'.'.*.'.'.*.'.".*."" Div OM

E.

Eastern Department ... F D <-

Electrician Sergeant, first class.' .' .' .' .■.■.■.■.■ Elec Sp-t 1.1

Electrician Sergeant, second class Elec S?t 2p

Embarkation Service .... ^^^i %^^ ^cl

Emergency Officer .' .' ^"'^ ^^^^

Engineer p^

Engineer Department . .' i^"^^ r^ .

Engineer Field Manual ...:::; S"f ^ ^f Jj^

Engineer Reserve Corps 5"f ^ l]^ ^

Engineer Train . S"^^ JC

Engineers . Engr Tn

Enlisted g"ps

Enlisted Man ^^l

Enlistment .... ^^,

Enlisted Reserve 'c'or'ps ■..■.'.' pg'/T*

Evacuation Ambulance Company p"^l a u ^

Evacuation Hospital . ^ ^^^"^ ^"^b Co

Excellent ^^^<^ Hosp

Executive Assistant,' Chief 'of' Staff .' .■.';;.■"■■ Ex AC of cj

executive Division, General Staff ' " Ex Div G^

Expert Rifleman PP '^ ^^

Expiration Term of Service i^rpo

Extra Duty .'.'.".■■.■.■■.'.■.'.■.■.■; ED

F.

February „

Federal Service ^f5 c

Field Artillery If ^^"^

Field Artillery Drill Regulations! .'!.'." ! faDT?

f!! L' ^^!i!''^ ^^--^ Corps : : : : : ^^gj

FClk

Field Laboratory" .' .' .' .' .' S J^°^P

Field Orders .... Ei^^^^

Field Hospital p xj

T?;^i-j T „ui..-x_ r Hosp

Field Remount Squadron' .'.'.'.*.'.'.' F R«r« q

Field Service Regulations ...::.: L^p "" ^^

Field

Signal Battalion .'.*.'.*.*.'.' .' .' .* .* .* .' .* F

PSR

Field Signal Battalion, Motorized .' .' .' ! .* .* .' .* .' .' .* .' f SiS Bn Mtz F^lfr."\ .S-«-^i-' Mounted ! ; ! | g?! ij Mtd

&HCo

Fire Truck and Hose Company" ' ' .* ." .' .' .' .' .' .* ." .* .' .* FT

Kansas Casualties m the World War. 19

First-class Gunner Icl Gun

First Lieutenant 1st Lt

First Sergeant 1st Sgt

Forfeit Forf

Fort Ft

Fraudulent Fraud

Friday Fri

From fr

Furlough Fur

G.

General Gen

General Court Martial GCM

General Court Martial Order GCMO

General Headquarters GHQ

General Hospital Gen Hosp

General Order GO

General Repair Shop Gen Rep Sh

General Service, Infantry GSI

General Staff GS

General Staff Corps GSC

General Staff Officer No. 1 Gl

General Staff Officer No. 2 G2

General Staff Officer No. 3 G3

General Staff Officer No. 4 G4

General Staff Officer No. 5 G5

Good • G

Graves Registration Unit Gr Reg Unit

Guard Gd

Guard Cotjipany Gd Co

Guard and Fire Company GF Co

Gun Commander Gn Comdr

Gun Pointer Gn Ptr

H.

Hawaiian Department H Dept

Headquarters Company Hq Co

Headquarters Troop Hq Tr

Heavy Artillery Hv A

Heavy Artillery Mobile Repair Shop Hv A Mob Rep Sh

Heavy Field Artillery Hv FA

Heavy Mobile Ordnance Repair Shop Hv Mob Ord Rep Sh

Heavy Tank Battalion Hv Tank Bn

Honorably Discharged Hon Disch

Horse Artillery HA

Horseshoer Hs

Hospital Sergeant Hosp Sgt

Hospital Ship Hosp Ship

Hospital Train , Hosp Tn

I.

Inclosure Incl

Inclusive Inc

Indorsement Ind

Inducted Inctd

Infantry Inf

Infantry Brigade Inf Brig

Infantry Division Inf Div

Infantry Drill Regulations IDR

Infantry Replacement Inf Repl

20 Adjutant GeneraVs Department.

Infantry Reserve Corps Inf RC

In Hands of Civil Authorities In Hands C Auth

Inland Waterway Company Inl Wy Co

Inspected and Condemned IC

Inspector General IG

Inspector General's Department IGD

Inspector General's Reserve Corps IGRC

Instrument Repair Unit Inst Rep Unit

Interpreter Intpr

J.

January Jan

Joined Jd

Judge Advocate JA

Judge Advocate General JAG

Judge Advocate, General Courts-Martial JAGCM

Judge Advocate General's Department JAGD

Judge Advocate General's Reserve Corps JAGRC

July Jul \ To be used only when

June Jun ( date space is limited.

Junior Military Aviator Jun Mil Av

K.

Kansas Ks

Killed Kd

Killed in action KA

L.

Laboratory Unit Laby Unit

Laundry Company Laun Co

Leave of Absence Lv

Letter of Instruction Let Inst

Lieutenant Lt

Lieutenant Colonel Lt Col

Lieutenant General Lt Gen

Line of Duty Ld

M.

Machine Gun Battalion MG Bn

Machine Gun Battalion, Antiaircraft MG Bn A-A

Machine Gun Battalion, Motorized MG Bn Mtz

Machine Gun Company MG Co

Machine Gun Firing Manual MGFM

Machine Gun Squadron MG Sq

Machine Gun Squadron, Motorized MG Sq Mtz

Machine Gun Troop MG Tr

Major Maj

Major General Maj Gen

Manual for Army Bakers M AB

Manual for Army Cooks MAC

Manual for Courts-Martial MCM

Manual of Interior Guard Duty MIGD

Manual for the Medical Department MMD

Manual for Noncommissioned Officers and

Privates MNCOP

Manual of Physical Training MPT

Manual for the Quartermaster Corps MQMC

Manual of Topography M Topog

March .« Mch

Marksman Mm

Kansas Casualties in the World War. 21

Master Electrician Mr Elec

Master Engineer, Senior Grade Mr Engr sr gr

Master Engineer, Junior Grade Mr Engr jr gr

Master Gunner Mr Gun

Master Hospital Sergeant Mr Hosp Sgt

Master Signal Electrician Mr Sig Elec

May May

Mechanic Mec

Mechanician Mecn

Medal of Honor MH

Medical Corps MC

Medical Department MD

Medical Depot Med Dep

Medical Laboratory Med Laby

Medical Reserve Company Med Res Co

Medical Reserve Corps MRC

Medical Supply Company Med Sup Co

Medical Supply Depot Med Sup Dep

Memorandum Memo

Memorandum Receipt M/R

Mess Sergeant Mess Sgt

Meteorological Service Met Serv

Middle Atlantic Coast Artillery District MAC AD

Military Aviator Mil Av

Military Intelligence Division, General Staff. . MID GS

Military Police MP

Military Police Corps MPC

Miscellaneous Misc

Mobile Hospital Mob Hosp

Mobile Laboratory Mob Laby

Mobile Laundry Unit Mob Laun Unit

Mobile Operating Unit Mob Opr Unit

Mobile Optical Unit Mob Optic Unit

Mobile Ordnance Repair Shop Mob Ord Rep Sh

Mobile Veterinary Hospital Mob Vet Hosp

Monday Mon

Monoplace Pursuit Brigade Mon Purs Brig

Monoplace Pursuit Group Mon Purs Gp

Monoplace Pursuit Squadron Mon Purs Sq

Monoplace Pursuit Wing Mon Purs Wg

Monoplace Pursuit Brigade Mnp Purs Brig

Month Mo

Months Mos

Motor Car Company MC Co

Motorcycle Company Mtcl Co

Motor Dispatch Service MDS

Motor Sergeant M Sgt

Motor Supply Train M Sup Tn

Motor Transport Company MT Co

Motor Transport Corps MTC

Motor Transport Corps Park MTC Pk

Motor Transport Corps Reserve Park MTC Res Pk

Motor Truck Company M Trk Co

Multiengine Night Bombardment Brigade .... M-eng Nt Bomb Brig

Multiengine Night Bombardment Group M-eng Nt Bomb Gp

Multiengine Night Bombardment Squadron. . . M-eng Nt Bomb Sq

Multiengine Night Bombardment Wing M-eng Nt Bomb Wg

Murdered M

Musician Mus

Musician, first class Mus Icl

22 'Adjutant General's Department.

Musician, second class Mii= 9/.1

Musician, third class •';!!!!.'!;! Mus 3cl

N.

National Army xj »

National Guard '.'.'.'.'.'.'. nG

Noncommissioned Officer . .[ jsjqq

North Atlantic Coast Artillery District! '.'.'.'.'.' NACAD

Northeastern Department NF Dpnf

North Pacific Coast Artillery District" V.'. NPCAD

Not m line of duty ' " " " iafl r n

November Not LD

Number i i ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ] ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ] no'

0.

^^!!!Z!l?^" S^-^^P ObsnGp

sn

Observation Squadron Ohcn Q«

R^!!i:™«<'."..y^'"^ : •■:::::: : obS w\

Observer, second class OHq 9o^

October ; ; ; ; ; oct

Ordnance Department .".'.'.'.' OrH nor,+

Ordnance Depot ... ({i^ n^

Ordnance Officer. .:..:::::::::::::: 80 ^^

Ordnance Reserve Corps OvH pp

Ordnance Sergeant ." ." Ord Sp^t

Outpost Company !.'!.'."!!.' Out C?

P. Packmaster Pi,^„

Paid !!i::::::::::::::::;:: pS

Panama Canal Department PC Dent

Panama Coast Artillery District PCAD

Paragraph p

Park :::; ^i^

Personnel Adjutant Pl ^di

Philippine Department V.V.V.V:.:.'. P Dept

Philippine Scouts PS

Photographic Laboratory .■.■:.■:.■:::::: Photo Laby

Photo Section .... Ph^to Sec

Pioneer Regiment, Infantry Pion Inf

S%\''^" '■■■'■'■'• Plat

Plotter PI .

Ponton •• "^ '..!!..!!..'.'.".'.;""' Pon

Porto Rican Regiment, Infantry ' PRRI

Postal Express Service ] * pgg

Post Exchange pg

Post Hospital .............'.'.'.'.'..' !> Hosp

Post Laundry PL

Private Pvt

Private, first class Pvt Icl

Provost Marshal General .,', PMG

Provost Marshal General's Department! '.'. PMGD

Provost Marshal General's Office PMGO

Purchase, Storage & Traffic, General Staff " * PS & T GS

Qualified Quartermaster

Q.

Qual QM

Quartermaster Corps QMC

Kansas Casualties in the World War. 23

Quartermaster General QM Gen

Quartermaster General's Office QMGO

Quartermaster Reserve Corps QMRC

Quartermaster Sergeant QM Sgt

Quartermaster Sergeant, senior grade QM Sgt sr gr

Quarters Qrs

R.

Radio Section Rad Sec

Radio Sergeant Rad Sgt

Railhead Detachment Rhd Det

Railhead Supply Detachment Rhd Sup Det

Railroad Transportation Officer RTO

Railway Ordnance Repair Shop Ry Ord Rop Sh

Railway Transport Corps RTC

Reappointed Reaptd

Received Reed

Recruit Ret

Reduced Rd

Reenlisted ,. Reenl

Reference Re

Reference to telegram Retel

Refrigerating Plant Company Ref PI Co

Regiment Regt

Regimental Regtl

Regimental Sergeant Major Regtl Sgt Maj

Regimental Special Orders RSO

Regimental Supply Sergeant Regtl Sup Sgt

Regiment Engineers — Construction Regt Engrs (Cons)

Regiment Engineers — Electrical and Mechani- cal Regt Engrs (Elec& Mech)

Regiment Engineers — Forestry Regt Engrs (For)

Regiment Engineers — General Construction... Regt Engrs (Gen Cons) Regiment Engineers — Light Railway Opera- tion Regt Engrs (Lt Ry Opr)

Regiment Engineers — Mining Regt Engrs (Min)

Regiment Engineers — Quarry Regt Engrs (Quarry)

Regiment Engineers — Road Service Regt Engrs (Rd Serv)

Regiment Engineers — Sappers Regt Engrs (Sap)

Regiment Engineers — Searchlight Regt Engrs (SL)

Regiment Engineers — Supply and Shop Regt Engrs (Sup & Sh)

Regiment Engineers — Supply Service Regt Engrs (Sup Serv)

Regiment Engineers — Topographical and Sur- vey Regt Engrs (T & S)

Regiment Engineers — Water Supply Service.. Regt Engrs (W Sup Serv)

Regular Army RA

Relieved Reld

Remount Depot Rmt Dep

Remount Service Rmt Serv

Repair Section Rep Sec

Repair Unit Rep Unit

Replacement and Salvage Company Repl & Salv Co

Requalified Requal

Reserve Officers' Training Corps ROTC

Reserve Vehicle Depot Res Veh Dep

Road Service Rd Serv

Rules of Land Warfare RLW

S.

Sales Commissary Sales Comsy

Sales Commissary Unit Sales Comsy Unit

Salvage Company Salv Co

24 Adjutant General's Department.

Same date sd

Sanitary Corps Sn C

Sanitary Squad Sn Sqd

Sanitary Train Sn Tn

Saturday Sat

Secretary, General Staff SGS

Secretary of War Sec War

Section Sec

Sector Seer

Sentence Sent

Sentenced Sentd

September Sept

Sergeant Sgt

Sergeant Bugler Sgt Bglr

Sergeant, first class Sgt Icl

Sergeant Major Sgt Mai

Sergeant Major, junior grade Sgt Maj jr gr

Sergeant Major, senior grade Sgt Maj sr gr

Service Battalion Serv Bn

Service Battalion Reserve Serv Bn Res ,

Service Company Serv Co

Service of Light RailM^ays Serv Lt Ry

Service of Supply SOS

Service Park Unit Serv Pk Unit

Sharpshooter Ss

Ship Repair Shop Ship Rep Sh

Sick Sk

Signal Corps Sig C

Signal Corps Depot Sig C Dep

Signal Reserve Corps Sig RC

Signal Officer Sig O

Single Engine Night Bombardment Group S-eng Nt Bomb Gp

Single Engine Night Bombardment Squadron. S-eng Nt Bomb Sq

Single Engine Night Bombardment Wing S-eng Nt Bomb Wg

Small Arms Ammunition SA Am

Small Arms Firing Manual SAFM

Soldier Sol

South Atlantic Coast Artillery District SAC AD

Southeastern Department SE Dept

Southern Department S Dept

South Pacific Coast Artillery District SPCAD

Special Court Martial Sp CM

Special Court Martial Order Sp CMO

Special Duty SD

Special Orders SO

Special Regulations SR

Squad Sqd

Squadron Sq

Squadron Sergeant Major Sq Sgt Maj

Squadron Supply Sergeant Sq Sup Sgt

Stable Sergeant Stab Sgt

Statement of Charges S of C

Station Sta

Stevedore Battalion Stev Bn

Stevedore Company Stev Co

Subsistence Sub

Summary Court SC

Sunday Sun

Supply Company Sup Co

Supply Depot Sup Dep

Supply Officer Sup O

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t

Supply Sergeant Sup Sgt

Supply Train Sup Tn

Supply Troop Sup Tr

Surgeon Surg

Surgeon's Certificate of Disability SCD

Surgeon General Sur Gen

Surgeon General's Office SGO

Surgical Assistant Surg Asst

Switchboard Operator Sb O

T.

Tank Battalion ■. Tank Bn

Tank Brigade Tank Brig

Tank Company Tank Co

Tank Corps Tank C

Telegraph Battalion Tel Bn

The Adjutant General of the Army TAG

Thursday Thurs

Train Tn

Train Headquarters and Military Police Tn Hq & MP

Training Center Tng Cen

Transferred Tricl

Transportation T

Transportation Company T Co

Transportation Corps TC

Transportation Regiment T Regt ,

Transportation Request T/R

Trench Mortar Battalion TM Bn

Trench Mortar Battery TM Btry

Troop Tr

Troop Orders O

Tuesday Tues

U.

Unassigned Unasgd

United States US

United States Army USA

United States Marine Corps USMC

United States Navy USN

V.

Verbal Orders VO

Very Good VG

Veterinarian Vet

Veterinary Corps VC

Veterinary Hospital Vet Hosp

Veterinary Reserve Corps VRC

Veterinary Service Vet Serv

Voucher Vou

W.

Wagon Company Wag Co

Wagoner Wag

War Department WD

War Plans Division, General Staff WPD GS

Warrant Wrnt

Warrant Officer Wrnt Off

War Risk Insurance WRI

Water Tank Train W Tank Tn

Wednesday Wed

Western Department W Dept

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RELATIVES AND FRIENDS OF DECEASED SOLDIERS.

Corresponding numerals precede the name of the soldier and the name of relative or friend named by the soldier as the person to be notified in case of emergency.

1. Daniel Ackerman, father, Merriam, Ks.

2. Albert L. Adams, father, 238 E. 30th St., Kansas City, Mo.

3. George E. Adamson. father, 2032 College Ave., Kansas City, Mo.

4. Mrs. Abbie Addy, mother, 808 E. 3d St., Galena, Ks.

5. Mrs. Amanda Adolph, mother, Scranton, Ks.

6. John H. Ahrens, father, R. F. D. 4, Pittsburg, Ks.

7. Erastus E. Aills, 327 N. 7th St., Salina, Ks.

8. Mrs. A. L. Aker, wife, R. F. D. 1, Winfield, Ks.

9. Silas E. Akers, father, R. F. D. 3, Chanute, Ks.

10. Mrs. J. W. Albaugh, wife, 2042 63d St., Brooklyn, N. Y.

11. Joseph Aleksiehes, brother, 535 Northrup Ave.. Kansas City, Ks.

12. Winona Allen, mother. R. F. D. 3, Oberlin, Ks.

13. Mildred Barnes, friend, Earleton, Ks.

14. George M. Allison, father, Hoyt, Ks.

15. Aaron S. Altman, father, Lincoln, Ks.

16. Mrs. Eva N. Phillips, mother. Amy, Ks.

17. Roy M. Alvord, brother, Jewell, Ks.

18. Bruce Amos, father, R. F. D. 1, Colby, Ks.

19. Oscar Anderson, father, Clyde, Ks.

20. Mrs. Jennie Anderson, mother, R. F. D. 4, Lyons, Ks.

21. Deck J. Anderson, father, Paola, Ks.

23. Nels Anderson, father, box 42, Scranton, Ks.

24. Mrs. Eldore J. Anderson, Bronson, Ks.

25. Mrs. Amanda Anderson, mother, R. F. D. 1, Wetmore, Ks.

26. Robert L. Smith, friend, Hugoton, Ks.

27. John E. Andrews, father, 528 S. 11th St., Independence, Ks.

28. Mrs. Flora Andrews, mother, Leon, Ks.

29. Mrs. Teresa Weber, stepmother. Breezy Hill, Ks.

30. Mrs. Lizzie Kaltenbach, mother, R. F. D. 2, Randall, Ks.

31. Sam M. Armstrong, father. 918 E. Solemn St., Portland, Ore.

32. W. S. Armstrong, father, Centralia, Ks.

33. Otha Arnold, father, 2002 S. Palasado St., Wichita, Ks.

34. Edward Arnold, father, Latimer, Ks.

35. Mrs. Cornelia Asher, wife, 1120 Congress St.. Emporia, Ks.

36. Charles F. Ashley, father, lola, Ks.

37. Mrs. Mary Ashworth, mother, Gardner, Ks.

38. Tom Aslin, father, Vermillion, S. Dak.

39. Mrs. Margaret A. Asplund, mother, 2055 X. 4th St., Kansas City, Ks.

40. John F. Atkinson, father. Diamond, Mo.

41. Manson E. Atwell, father. New Albany, Ks.

42. John W. Aukerman, father, 917 W. 9th St., Winfield, Ks.

43. Leslie Austin, brother, 715 W. 22d St. Cheyenne, Wyo.

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47. Mrs. May Bagwell, mother, Tonganoxie, Ks.

48. John Baier, father, Elmo, Ks.

49.

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Kansas Casualties in the World War. 131

50. William Bailey, father, R. F. D. 27, Topeka, Ks.

51. William A. Baird, father, R. F. D. 6, Topeka, Ks.

52. Mrs. Lucina L. Baker, mother, 620 Western Ave., Topeka, Ks.

53. Mrs. Lucy Baker, mother, 105 Columbia Ave., Leavenworth, Ks.

54. Adison Baker, father, Ashland, Ks.

55. Green Baker, father, R. F. D. 2, Pratt, Ks.

56. Mrs. Ada Baker, mother, 1006 Kearney St., Manhattan, Ks.

57. Mrs. Mary F. Balding, wife, 102 S. luka St., Pratt, Ks.

58. Mrs. Myrtle Bale, wife. Sparks, Ks.

59. William C. Jones, foster parent, R. F. D. 5, Emporia, Ks.

60. Mrs. Georgiana B. Ball, wife, El Monte, Cal.

61. Charles W. Ball, father, 22 G. E. St., Hutchinson, Ks.

62. Mrs. Annie J. Dodge, mother, 720 Hudson St., Burlington, Ks.

63. Mrs. Ella M. Bankson, mother, R. F. D. 1, Plains, Ks.

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65. Mrs. H. Bannon, Solomon, Ks.

66. Mrs. Hazel Banta, wife, 3332 Troost Ave., Kansas City, Mo.

67. Phillip Banworth, father, R. F. D. 1, Dorrance, Ks.

68. W. H. Barker, father, Rosalia, Ks.

69. Ephrian W. Barnes, father, Smith Center, Ks.

70. Mrs. Margarete Prather, sister, Gypsum City, Ks.

71. John M. Barnett, father, Lucerne, Ks.

72. Miss Alice Barnicle, sister, 1018 Tamm Ave. East, St. Louis, Mo.

73. Mrs. Emma Barr, mother, Holton, Ks.

74. Mrs. Ethel A. Barrett, wife, Downs, Ks.

75. John Barrett, father, R. F. D. 1, Randall, Ks.

76. Mrs. Sophia Barricklow, mother, R. F. D. 2, Paola, Ks.

77. Mrs. Elmer E. Bartell, wife, Zeandale, Ks.

78. Mrs. Ida M. Barton, mother, Chetopa, Ks.

79. Mrs. Leimie E. Bates, mother, Cottonwood Falls, Ks.

80. Mrs. Mary E. Bates, mother, Burlington, Vt.

81. William C. Battersby, father, Salina, Ks.

82. Albert C. Baughman, father, Ellis, Ks.

83. A. G. Baxter, father, Waverly, Ks.

84. Allen R. Bayly, father. Tar River, Okla.

85. Mrs. Mary V. Beach, mother, Manchester, Ks.

86. Mrs. Mark Beach, wife, Clinton, Ks.

87. W. J. Beach, father, Minneapolis, Ks.

88. Mrs. Louie B. Beale, mother, 1208 4th Ave., Dodge City, Ks.

89. August Beam, father, Waldo, Ks.

90. Mrs. Blanche Beaman, wife, R. F. D. 2, Oakley, Ks.

91. Mrs. Edna Beames, mother, R. F. D. 4, Belleville, Ks.

92. Mrs. Martha J. Beard, mother, R. F. D. 1, Belvue, Ks. 921/2. John Beard, father, 1209 W. 5th St., Topeka, Ks. 93. .

94. Mrs. Rebecca Beaty, mother, 810 S. B St., Arkansas City, Ks.

9."). John W. Beaver, father. La Harpe, Ks.

96. John Beck, father, luka, Ks.

97. Mrs. Alice Powell, mother, 25 N. 10th St., Kansas City, Mo.

98. Mrs. Julia Becker, mother, Lehigh, Ks.

99. Nicholas Becker, father, R. F. D. 2, Great Bend. Ks.

100. John S. Beecher, father. Hill City, Ks.

101. John Beggs, 529 W. 2d St., Junction City, Ks.

102. Mrs. Christine L. Behrhorst, wife, R. F. D. 5, Walnut, Ks.

103. August Beitz, father, R. F. D. 2, Hartford, Ks.

104. James Belden, father, Lebanon, Ks.

■105. Mrs. Emma Belin, mother, 1703 7th St., Clay Center, Ks.

106. Mrs. Josephine Belin, wife, Riley, Ks.

107. Miss Almeda Benge, sister, Akron, Ind.

108. Mrs. Emma T. Bennett, mother, Oxford, Ks.

109. Mrs. Mary Bennett, mother, 533 Franklin St., Whittier, Cal.

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110. Alfred J. Bennett, father, R. P. T>. 1, Cheney, Ks.

111. Fred S. Bennett, father, 520 S. Washington St., lola, Ks.

112. Andrew Benson, father. Independence, Ks.

113. Frank Benyshek, father, Cuba, Ks.

114. Mrs. Mary Berentz, mother, R. F. D. 5, Oswego, Ks.

115. Oscar Downing, friend, Danville, 111.

116. Daniel E. Berger, father, 317 S. 9th St., Salina, Ks.

117. Mrs. Eva E. Berkibile, mother, St. Johns, Ks.

118. Mrs. Arthur C. Berquist, wife, 1139 Elm St., Kansas City, Ks.

119. Mrs. Ruba E. Berry, wife, 1316 Dirr Ave., Parsons, Ks.

120. Mrs. Margaret G. Berry, mother, 620 24th St.. Cedar Falls, Iowa.

121. Fred Beskow, sr., father, R. F. D., Lyndon, Ks.

122. Mrs. Lela Everts, sister, Courtland, Ks.

123. William A. Bevis, father, box 522, Osawatomie, Ks.

124. George R. Beyers, father, 823 H St., Perry, Okla.

125. Mrs. Anna Bichlmeier, mother, R. F. D. 3, Horton, Ks.

126. John Biernaski, father, Minneola, Ks.

127. George Bigham, Fontana, Ks.

128. J. B. Billard, father, Topeka, Ks.

129. C. E. Birch, Haskell Inst., Lawrence, Ks.

130. Willis S. Bird, father, Stockton, Ks.

131. Isaac T. Bishop, father, 2222 Stevens Ave., Parsons, Ks.

132. Mrs. Grace Bivin, wife, 204 E. Elm St., Enid, Okla.

133. Frank Black, brother, R. F. D. 5, Marion, Ks.

134. Mrs. Dora Black, mother, Gorham, Ks.

135. James E. Black, father, 1215 S. Hickory St., Ottawa, Ks.

136. Mrs. Etta Blackburn, mother. Bazaar, Ks.

137. James P. Blackledge, father, Onaga, Ks.

138. Mrs. Helen Helms, mother, Wakefield, Ks.

139. Mrs. Mary C. Blair, mother. Cotter, Iowa.

140. C. G. Blakely. father, Topeka, Ks.

141. Mrs. Madge Blanchard, wife, Corozal, Canal Zone.

142. Mrs. Minnie Bay, mother, Quapaw, Okla.

143. Mrs. M. E. Bleckley, mother. 111 N. Lorraine Ave., Wichita, Ks.

144. Mrs. Jane Blevins, Bluflfville, Ks.

145. Miss Minnie Blevins. sister, 524 2d .Vve. East, Hutchinson, Ks.

146. John M. Blevins, father. Linden, Mo.

147. E. H. Blockberger, father, 5th and Chestnut Sts., Leavenworth, Ks.

148. Albert Carter, friend, Lyons, Ks.

149. Mrs. Grayce Blow, wife, Waverly, Ks.

150. Mrs. Nancy Bly, mother, 1734 Topeka Ave., Topeka, Ks.

151. Peter Bodmer, father. Paradise, Ks.

152. Mrs. R. O. Boice, mother, R. F. D. 1, Spring Hill, Ks.

153. Miss Pachite Bondera, sister, Rometa, Mexico.

154. .

155. Mrs. Ida P. Booze, wife, 1108 S. Hickory St., Ottawa, Ks.

156. Harry W. Borton, brother, Kanorado, Ks.

157. Christian Bosseck, father, Lafontaine, Ks. 158.

159. Mrs. Sarah Root, mother, R. F. D. 1, Wellington, Ks.

160. John W. Bottorflf, father. Downs, Ks.

161. John Bougher, father. Independence, Colo.

162. James Bowden, sr., 733 Sandusky St., Kansas City, Ks.

163. Wilton E. Bowers, father. Downs, Ks.

164. Mrs. Delia Bowers, mother, Drumright, Okla.

165. Mrs. Flora M. Boyle, mother, Lindsey, Ks.

166. Mrs. Matilda C. Boyles, mother, Luray, Ks.

167. Mrs. Ellen Bradfield, mother, 1014 Madison St., Topeka, Ks.

168. Mrs. Mary Cooper, mother, 104 S. Walnut St., Ottawa, Ks.

169. .

170. Marshall Bradshaw, father, R. F. D. 7, Port Scott, Ks.

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171. Mrs. Mabel Brainard, wife, Fairport, Ks.

172. Eugene P. Breman, father, Rosalia, Ks.

173. Dr. W. B. Kelly, grandfather, 31 W. Myrtle St., Independence, Ks.

174. Allen M. Branch, father, 1021 S. 4th St., Atchison, Ks.

175. .

176. Mrs. Lucy C. Tubbs, mother, Kiowa, Ks.

177. Mrs. Mary Brannum, mother, 423 S. Sycamore St., Tola, Ks.

178. Mrs. Marie Lupton, mother, 313 N. St. Francis St., Wichita, Ks.

179. Mrs. Dora Hunter, mother, 1424 S. H St., Arkansas City, Ks.

180. Mrs. Fannie Bratton, mother, R. P. D. 5, lola, Ks.

181. Samuel Bray, father, Zurich, Ks.

182. Mrs. Alice F. Franklin, mother, R. P. D. 2, Springville, Miss.

183. Mrs. Joseph E. Bregar, mother, R. F. D. 2, Pittsburg, Ks.

184. Mrs. Lizzie Breit, wife, Pfeifer, Ks.

185. Mrs. Alma M. Brandle, wife, McCabe, Mo.

186. B. F. Brenton, father. Piedmont, Ks.

187. Mrs. Otto Brewer, mother, 500 S. Hillside, Wichita, Ks.

188. Oscar Brewer, brother. New Ulysses, Ks.

189. Mrs. E. N. Bright, mother, St. John, Ks.

190. John M. Brodbeck, father, R. P. D. 1, Wichita, Ks.

191. Dr. Andrew Brodie, 1039 N. Lawrence Ave., Wichita, Ks.

192. Mrs. Mary Brogden, mother, 305 Lawrence St., Topeka, Ks.

193. Myrt Bronson, father, R. P. D. 3, Osage City, Ks.

194. Mrs. Sadie Bronson, 1813 Bunker Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

195. Mrs. Olive Sellenberger, cousin. Sterling, Ks.

196. Mrs. Mary Brophy. mother, 50 New Orbiston, Bellshill, Lanarkshire. Scotland.

197. Mrs. Mazie Broughton, wife, 710 Kansas Ave., Pittsburg, Ks.

198. Delphius Brouilette, father, Scottsville, Ks. .

199. Florence Brown, wife, Bennington, Ks.

200. Mrs. Ella Brown, mother, 720 E. Central St., Arkansas City, Ks.

201. Thomas Brown, father, Atwood, Ks. 201%. M. B. Brown, father, Madison, Ks.

202. Miss Mable Wilson, friend, Morris, Ks.

203. Mrs. Lillian V. Brown, wife, box 24, Boston, Mo.

204. James P. Brown, father, Girard, Ks.

205. Mrs. Mary A. Brown, mother, Lebanon, Ks.

206. Mrs. Emma Brown, mother, Goddard, Ks.

207. Mrs. Mary A. Brown, mother, Duquoin, Ks.

208. Albert Brown, father. Great Bend, Ks.

209. Mrs. Rue Brown, mother, Norwood, Mo.

210. John Brown, father, R. F. D. 2, Elk City, Ks.

211. J. C. Brown, father, 505 N. Main St., Atlanta, Ks.

212. William H. Brown, father. Mulberry, Ks.

213. Mrs. Florence I. Brown, mother, Syracuse, Ks.

214. Joe W. Brown, father, 701 Parallel Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

215. Mrs. L. E. Brown, mother, 1225 Oread St., Lawrence, Ks.

216. Mrs. Florence Brown, mother, Holton, Ks.

217. Prairie P. Brown, sr.. father, R^ P. D. 7, Garnett, Ks.

218. Mrs. Mattie Brown, R. F. D. 3, Kingman, Ks.

219. Mrs. May Brown, mother, R. F. D. 1, Atwood, Ks.

220. Mrs. Emma Broxson, mother, 339 N. Hydraulic St., Wichita, Ks.

221. Pleas Bruce, father, Hugoton, Ks.

222. Carl Brueckman, father, 2015 E. 8th St., Kansas City. Mo.

223. Henry Brueggeman, father, Palco, Ks.

224. John W. Brullman, father, Louisburg, Ks.

225. T. A. Brumbaugh, father, 816 Colorado Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

226. Mrs. Emily P. Brun, mother, Museotah, Ks. 227. .

228. August Brunkow, father, Wamego, Ks.

229. A. J. Brush, father, 422 E. 40th St., Newton, Ks.

230. John F. Bryan, father, Annapolis, 111.

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231. Miss Adaline White, friend, 1401 Buchanan St., Topeka, Ks.

232. Mrs. Flora Stahler, sister, Wilson, Ks.

233. Mrs. Ella Buchanan, mother, 514 E. 8th St., Abilene, Ks.

234. E. S. Buchanon, father, Wakefield, Ks.

235. George W. Buchanan, father, Inglevale, Ks.

236. Edward R. Buck, father, Hooser, Ks.

237. Mrs. Mamie Buckworth, wife, Powersville, Mo.

238. G. F. Budde, father. Weir City, Ks.

239. Mrs. Sophia Buehre, mother, R. F. D. 6, McPherson, Ks.

240. John H. Bullock, father, R. F. D. 1, Maple Hill, Ks.

241. W. W. Junkins, grandfather, Baldwin, Ks.

242. Mrs. Xellie Burbank, mother, Muscotah, Ks.

243. Mrs. Ethel Burchett, wife, 634 S. E. 2d St., Newton, Ks.

244. Duncan M. Burdick, father, R. F. D. 4, Chanute, Ks.

245. Mrs. Sarah E. Burdick, mother, R. F. D. 5, Neosho, Mo.

246. Mrs. Frank R. Burdick, wife, Burlington, Ks.

247. Ed Burghardt, father. Protection, Ks.

248. Mrs. Mary E. Burkhart, mother, 319 Lowman St., Fort Scott, Ks.

249. David J. Burnett, father, 1202 Park St., Dodge City, Ks.

250. Mrs. Mattie Burnett, wife, 723 Locust St., Topeka, Ks.

251. Mrs. Etta B. Burns, mother, R. F. D. 2, Council Grove, Ks.

252. William M. Burns, father, 818 S. Market St., Wichita, Ks.

253. Mrs. Lucy Burns, mother, P. O. bo.x 470, Ba.\ter Springs, Ks.

254. T. J. Burns, father, 401 Shawnee Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

255. Mrs. Hulda M. Burns, mother, Kentland, Ind.

256. Mrs. Lula Burns, mother, R. F. D. 2, Tonganoxie, Ks.

257. James H. Burrows, father, Hugoton, Ks.

258. Mrs. Ellen Burton, mother, 105 State St., Emporia, Ks.

259. Charles M. Bush, father, Bushong, Ks.

260. Mrs. Clara Bush, mother, R. F. D. 1, Macksville, Ks.

261. John Buster, father. North Branch, Ks.

262. Mrs. Bert C. Butcser, wife, 607 N. Main St., Hutchinson, Ks.

263. Dee Butler, father. Clayton, Ks.

264. Mrs. Angelina Sullivan, sister, Indian Reservation, Horton, Ks.

265. John Call, brother. Valley Falls, Ks.

266. Alvin S. Calkins, father, R. F. D. 3, Colby, Ks.

267. Alva S. Calkins, father, R. F. D. 3, Colby, Ks.

268. Mrs. Emma H. Mann, mother, 842 S. Lawrence St., Wichita, Ks.

269. Tobe Campbell, father, 1020 E. 7th St., Pittsburg, Ks.

270. Mrs. Mary Baker Campbell, mother, LaCygne (via ilound City), Ks.

271. .

272. Mrs. Sue Campbell, mother, R. F. D. 1, box 19, Wichita, Ks.

273. .

274. James T. Canning, father, route 1, Munden, Ks.

275. Mrs. Erna Cantrell, wife, Protection, Ks.

276. James W. Capps, father, R. F. D. 4, Arcadia, Ks.

277. Mrs. Minnie Carey, mother, box 384, Towanda, Ks.

278. Andrew Carlson, father, Alta Vista, Ks.

279. Frank A. Carlson, father, R. F. D. 1, box 53, Jamestown, Ks.

280. Fedell Carmel, father, R. F. D. 2, Pittsburg, Ks.

281. James Carnes, father, R. F. D. 3, Fort Scott, Ks. 282 Leonard Carnes, father. Fort Scott, Ks.

283. Alfred D. Carpenter, father, Oswego, Ks.

284. Mrs. Lizzie Carraway, mother. Weir, Ks.

285. Mrs. Annie Carroll, mother, Frontenac, Ks.

286. Mrs. Delia Carson, mother. Smith Center, Ks.

287. Mrs. Anna Carson, mother, Peabody, Ks.

288. James Carter, father, R. F. D. 3, Clay Center, Ks.

289. .

290. Mrs. Bert Kennedy, sister, 115 Military Ave., Dodge City. Ks.

291. Thomas Carter, father, Howard, Ks.

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•292. Mrs. Mary Cartwright, wife, 201 E. 15th St., Pittsburg, Ks.

293. William C. Cary, father. Eskridge, Ks.

294. Mrs. Katie Casey, mother, R. F. D. 1, box 8, Glen Elder, Ks.

295. E. W. Cash, father, Auburn, Ky.

296. H. E. Cashman, father, Altamont, Ks.

297. Mrs. Ida M. Cassady. mothei", 101 S. Washington St., Port Scott, Ks.

298. Mrs. Martha Cassel, mother, R. F. D. 1, Beverly, Ks.

299. Mrs. Bertie Cavenee, wife. Cedar Vale, Ks.

300. Mrs. George Ann Ceas, mother, 235 E. 2d St., Junction City, Ks.

301. Mrs. Matilda Chamberlain, mother, general deliver}-, Parkei% Ks.

302. Mrs. Harriet C. Chambers, mother, 425 W. 2d St., Chanute, Ks. 303 .

304. Mrs. Belle Tressell, mother, R. F. D. 3, Ruston, La.

305. Mrs. Lillian P. Chandler, mother, room 314, Fourth Nat. Bank Bldg., Wichita, Ks.

306. Homer Barton Chandler, brother, R. F. D. 1, Argonia, Ks.

307. Mrs. Bira Chapman, mother. 208 Wisconsin St., Neodesha, Ks.

308. James H. Chapman, father, general delivery. Pecan Gap, Tex.

309. John Baldwin Chapman, father, 910 Stone St., Great Bend, Ks.

310. Napoleon Chaquette, father, Clyde, Ks.

311. Edward Charlton, father, 1545 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, Ks.

312. R. E. Chears, father, W. 12th St., Larned, Ks.

313. John Adams Cheshire, father, 1526 Troost Ave., Kansas City, Mo.

314. Albert Christel, father, 604 Judson St., Fort Scott, Ks.

315. Athanas Christoff, father, 412 N. 5th St., Kansas City, Ks.

316. James E. Clark, father, care A'alley State Bank, Syracuse, Ks.

317. Rueben Richard Clark, father, Keytesville, Mo.

318. Ben F. Clark, father, R. P. D. 5, Howard, Ks.

319. Mrs. Edith E. Clark, mother, R. F. D. 2, Pittsburg, Ks.

320. Amos Claxton, father, 1602 Main St., Goodland, Ks.

321. Daniel L. Clay, father, R. F. D. 1, Cherryvale, Ks.

322. Mrs. Mary Henshaw, mother, 2227 N. Mark St., St. Louis, Mo.

323. M. H. Sinclaire, friend, Densmore, Ks.

324. Mrs. Freda Clement, wife, 626 Miami Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

325. Mrs. Grace Clemons, mother, R. P. D. 1, Otego, Ks.

326. Mrs. Kate Clendening, mother, R. F. D. 2, Fulton, Ks.

327. Mrs. Rose M. Cline, wife, Tonganoxie, Ks.

328. Mrs. Emily C. Coate, mother. Trinity, Texas.

329. Mrs. Wilma Cobb, wife, 718 Louisiana St., Little Rock, Ark.

330. W. L. Coberly, father, 2232 Jackson Ave., Wichita, Ks.

331. E. E. Cochran, Whitewater, Ks.

332. Mrs. Malvina Cochran, mother. Port Scott, Ks.

333. Chant N. Cole, father, R. P. D. 3, Greenleaf, Ks.

334. .

335. Mrs. Amy Quinn, mother. Smith Center, Ks.

336. Moses Cole, father, R. P. D , Athol, Ks.

337. William S. Coleman, father, Goodland, Ks.

338. Mrs. Sythe Collins, mother, 1501 S. Edith St., Chanute, Ks.

339. Mrs. Lucille Mitchell, mother, 1018 N. Robinson, Oklahoma City, Okla.

340. Enos Comer, father, 618 W. 7th St., Abilene, Ks.

341. John P. Cone, father, 1206 Tenn. St., Lawrence, Ks.

342. Mrs. Lois Congdon, mother, Burlington, Ks.

343. Nathaniel Conner, father, Grisby, Ks.

344. Mrs. Clara Conner, wife, 321 Tennessee St., lola, Ks.

345. Peter Constantopulos, brother, 302 Kansas Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

346. M. E. Cook, father, R. F. D. 4, box 69, Pittsburg, Ks.

347. M. C. Cooke, 523 N. Poplar St., Wichita, Ks.

348. Mrs. Bertha Cookson, mother, Madison, Ks.

349. John R. Coonrod, Arcadia, Ks.

350. Mrs. Amada Coons, mother, Belleville, Ks.

351. Mrs. Maud Cooper, w^ife, Arcadia, Ks.

352. John Cooper, father, Lucas, Ks.

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353. Mrs. Mary F. Cooper. R. F. D. 1, Humboldt, Ks.

354. Nels G. Corlberg, father, Delavan, Ks.

355. Mrs. Nacy F. Corriston, mother, 407 Shawnee Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

356. Mrs. Sarah H. Coughenour, wife, R. F. D. 2, Pittsburg, Ks.

357. Steve E. Coulter, father. Crofts, Ks.

. 358. William T. Cortney, father, 17 W. 14th St., Lawrence, Ks.

359. Lizzie Courtright, 323 S. Saint Marys St., Caldwell. Ks.

360. Mrs. Ella B. Cox, mother, Cummings, Ks.

361. Mrs. Johanna Cox, mother, R. F. D. 1, Jefferson, Ks.

362. Mrs. Emma Cox, wife, 1404 N. Michigan St., Pittsburg, Ks.

363. Leonard B. Cowles, father, care Armour Company, Kansas City, Ks.

364. Mrs. Thomas L. Crab, mother, Attica. Ks.

365. Charles Augustus Craig, father, 251 X. Mill St., Kansas City, Ks.

366. .

367. John Craig, father, 200 E. Park St., Hutchinson, Ks.

368. Henry Cramer, father, R. F. D. 1, Wellsville, Ks.

369. Arthur W. Cramer, father, Lebo, Ks.

370. Charles T. Crandell, father, Peru, Ks.

371. William A. Creek, uncle, R. F. D. 1, Rosalia. Ks.

372. Mrs. Ellen Cravan, mother, Axtell, Ks.

373. Miss Alary Brocoe, friend, 911 N. Grand St., Neodesha, Ks.

374. .

375. William Crook, father, Glascow, Ks.

376. Thomas Crowder, father, 729 Missouri St., Lawrence, Ks.

377. Joseph Cruey, father, R. F. D. 7, Osage City, Ks.

378. John Culp, father. Fort Scott, Ks.

379. Mrs. Pearl Culver, Yates Center, Ks.

380. Mrs. Olive Cummickel, 425 E. Eiiclid Ave., Topeka, Ks.

381. .

382. Jim Cummings, father, Morrowville, Ks.

383. Clarence Cunningham, brother. Chapman, Ks.

384. .

385. Mrs. Mary Cunningham, mother, 135 South Chautauqua St., Wichita, Ks.

386. Eugene C. White, friend, Medical Department, Port Leavenworth, Ks.

387. Mrs. Mary B. Curran, mother, Abilene, Ks. 388. .

389. Mrs. Goldie Currier, wife. R. F. D. 3, Belleville. Ks.

390. Mrs. Franklin Curtis, wife, Gaylord, Ks.

391. Mrs. Lyda Curtis, mother, Valley Falls, Ks.

392. Mrs. Dorothy Curtis, wife, 516 N. 1st St., Arkansas City, Ks.

393. Mrs. Clara J. Curtright, mother, 220 N. 2d St.. Lyons. Ks.

394. George W. Cushing, father. Downs, Ks.

395. James G. Cutler, father, 520 N. Broadway, Abilene, Ks.

396. Mrs. Essie E. Dahrens. mother, Hanston, Ks.

397. .

398. James Daley, father, Earlton, Ks., R. 1.

399. John G. Dalsing. father, R. F. D. 4, Coffeyville, Ks.

■. M' s. D. W. Danielaon, mother, R. F. D. 5, Belleville, Ks.

401. Mrs. Elizabeth Dauber, mother. Burns, Ks.

402. Joseph Davey, father, Beattie, Ks.

403. Pete Thorsen, friend, general delivery, Merriam, Ks.

404. Harry M. Davies, father, 1020 Walnut St., Kansas City, Mo.

405. Mrs. Margaret Davies, mother, London House Duffryn, Merionette, Xorth Wales,

England.

406. Fred Davis, brother, general delivery, Studley. Ks.

407. Frank M. Davis, father, R. F. D. 1, Ba.xter Springs, Ks.

408. John P. Davis, Cherryvale, Ks.

409. John T. Davis, Osage City, Ks.

410. Mrs. Lizzie Jeffords, grandmother, Nickerson, Ks.

411. Mrs. Alice Davis, mother, 1225 E. 27th St., Los Angeles, Cal.

412. John W. Davis, father, Winchester, Ks.

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413. Charles Henry Day, father, Rantoul, Ks.

414. George K. Day, brother. R. P. D. 1, Dwight, Ks.

415. Mrs. Josie Day, mother, Blue Springs, Neb.

416. M. A. Dealy, father, Hutchinson, Ks.

417. David Morgan Dean, father, Lyons, Ks.

418. John R. Debo, R. F. D. 2, Delaware, Okla.

419. Mrs. Minnie Deck, mother, Eudora, Ks.

420. Cornel Dechant, father, Antonino, Ks.

421. Mrs. Fern Calloway Dee, wife, Greenleaf, Ks.

422. Mrs. Johanna Defrees, mother, R. F. D. 1, Ackerland, Ks.

423. George H. Deines, father, R. F. D. 1, Russell, Ks.

424. Juan De La Gena. Mambusas, Capis, P. I.

425. John J. Delzeit, father, Denton, Ks.

426. Fred Demars, R. F. D. 4. Miltonvale, Ks.

427. Franz Demel, father, Claflin, Ks.

428. William Demeritt, father. R. F. D. 17, Richland, Ks.

429. James De Mos.s, father, R. F. D. 3, Topeka. Ks.

430. Mrs. Sylvia Depril, mother, Seammon, Ks.

431. Mrs. Euphemia Derby, mother, Frontenac, Ks.

432. John Derrick, R. F. D. 2, Hollenberg, Ks.

433. Frank D. Deshon, father, Logan, Ks.

434. Mrs. Ella Dewlen, mother, R. F. D. 2, bo.x 38. Independence. Ks.

435. Ja.sper W. Dickinson, father, Adams, Ks.

436. .

437. Mrs. Alice Dilatush, mother, 1913 Kansas Ave., Topeka, Ks.

438. Leviah H. Dillman, father, Atlanta, Ks.

439. Mrs. Elizabeth Shafer, mother, general delivery. Highland, Ks.

440. H. P. Dingus, father. Mound City, Ks.

441. Mrs. Alice Dixon, 10 Hall St., Council Grove, Ks.

442. Alfred C. Dixon, brother, Milan, Ks.

443. John Doane, father, Osborne, Ks.

444. Gertrude Doerfer, sister, 1513 Broadway, Goodland, Ks.

445. Mrs. Clara Doerfer, wife, Ness City, Ks.

446. Dan Doerr, father, Barnes, Ks.

447. Mrs. Edna Doidge, wife, 108 W. 12th St., Topeka, Ks.

448. Samuel L. Doll, father, 449 Ave. C East, Kingman, Ks.

449. Samuel D. McVeigh, brother-in-law, 2916 Main St., Parsons, Ks.

450. Peter Donnelly, father, Densmore, Ks.

451. .

452. Miss Sadie Dorsey, Lawrence, Ks.

453. Mrs. Mary Dotson, mother, general delivery, Neodesha, Ks.

454. Frank Doty, father, R. F. D 1, Rose, Ks.

455. Mrs. Jessie Doty, 330 Fremont St., Manhattan, Ks.

456. Mrs. Rose Lea Doud, mother, Rossville, Ks.

457. E. Douglas, father, Oakland, Ks.

458. Mrs. Nellie Dowty, mother. Route 1, Moreland, Ks.

459. F. O. Drake, Jewell City, Ks.

460. Charles Emel Drake, brother, R. F. D. 2, Seward, Ks.

461. Mrs. Louise Dreyer, mother, R. F. D. 1, Realiotos, Texas.

462. F. K. Drovetta, father, Rydal, Ks.

463. W. M. Drumm, father, Bigelow, Ks.

464. Mrs. Dorothy Ducret. wife, 3427, S. Burton St., Kansas City, Mo.

465. Mrs. Agnes Dudney, mother. Route 2, Maple Hill, Ks.

466. Mrs. Hattie Dufield, mother, R. F. D. A, Kismet, Ks.

467. Henry J. Duffy, father, R. F. D. 4, Wathena, Ks.

468. Miss Hazel Havender, sister, Whiting, Ks.

469. Mrs. Mollie E. Dunn, mother, R. F. D. 4, Shady Bend, Ks.

470. Mrs. M. C. Dow, mother, Naponee, Neb.

471. Mrs. Rose J. Dutro, mother, R. F. D. 1, Rose, Ks.

472. Grant Duvall, father, general delivery, Colwich, Ks.

473. .

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474:. John K. Dyer, father, R. F. D. 6, box 54, Wichita, Ks.

475. Mrs. A. M. Eaton, mother, R. F. D. 28, South Topeka, Ks.

476. Mrs. Laura M. Eberhard, Alida, Ks.

477. Anthony Eccher, father, general delivery, Liberal, Mo.

478. Mrs. Irene Thomas, aunt, 541 State Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

479. John Eckhart, father, Norcatur, Ks.

480. Mrs. Anna Eder, mother, Eudora, Ks.

481. Mrs. Jane Edgerle, mother, 406 E. 5th St., Cherryvale, Ks.

482. Mrs. Martha Edmiston, mother, 425 East 21st St., Pittsburg, Ks.

483. Mrs. Winifred I. Edmonds, wife, 3113 Colfa.x Ave.. S. Minneapolis, Minn.

484. Ether Klipple Edwards, brother, Craig, Colo.

485. Melvin L. Edwards, father, R. F. D. 6, Sterling, Ks.

486. .

487. Edna Florence Young, sister. 1340 Haskell Ave., I>awreuce, Ks.

488. Mrs. Laura Ehlers. mother, R. F. D. 2, Dresden, Ks.

489. John Ehrlick. Marion, Ks.

490. Mrs. Sarah Eilts, wife. Rush Center, Ks.

491. Wes E. Elarton, father, Dexter, Ks.

492. Mrs. L. M. Elkinton, mother, Parker, Ks.

493. John Ellenberger, father, 1010 Merchant St., Emporia, Ks.

494. Mrs. Lena M. Elliott, mother, 725 7th St., Hutchinson, Ks.

495. Mrs. Bertha Ellis, mother, R. F. D. 1, Flush, Ks.

496. Mrs. Laura Ellis, mother, 215 The Drive, Topeka, Ks.

497. Mrs. Ida Ellison (no relation), Jamestown, Ks.

498. Mrs. Honour Ellison, mother, Scammon, Ks.

499. Mrs. Vada Bowman, sister, Wildona, Colo.

500. Mrs. V. Elstum, wife. 1915 Parallel Ave., Kansas City, Mo. hQl. John W. Elwick, father, 509 West 7th St., Abilene, Ks.

502. Hans Enburg, father, Weskan, Ks.

503. Mrs. A. A. Engstrom. mother, Oberlin, Ks.

504. Leslie M. Enyeart, father. Alden, Ks.

505. Peter Eresch, father, Beloit, Ks.

506. Daniel Erickson, father, general delivery, Wayne, Ks.

507. Mrs. Ida Erickson, mother, 15 Franklin Ave., Topeka, Ks.

508. Mrs. Adah Esmond, mother, 417 West Jackson St.. lola, Ks.

509. .

510. J. A. Evans, father, Route 2, Cedar Vale, Ks.

511. John P. Everett, father, Ottawa St., De Soto, Ks.

512. James Middleton, brother-in-law. R. F. D. 1, Woodbine, Ks.

513. .

514. .

515. Mrs. Eliza Ewing. mother. 613 Pottawatomie St.. Leavenworth, Ks.

516. Byron A. Ewing. father, 732 N. 3d St., Lawrence Ks.

517. William F. Fairchild, father, R. F. D. 2, Earlton, Ks.

518. Mrs. Matilda Foster, mother, R. F. D. 1, Elmdale, Ks.

519. James D. Farris, father, Norwich, Ks.

520. David Fawcett. sr., father, R. F. D. 1, Norcatur, Ks.

521. Ulysses Grant Feasel, father, R. F. D. 3, Concordia, Ks.

522. George N. Featherkyle, father, Robstown, Texas.

523. Mrs. George A. Fellman, mother, R. F. D. 4, Leavenworth, Ks.

524. Abraham Fenoglio. brother. Mulberry, Ks.

525. Charles Fenno, father, Goodland, Ks.

526. Clarence F. Fenton, father, 622 W. B St., Hutchinson, Ks.

527. James Ferguson, father, Eskridge, Ks.

528. Mrs. Amelia Ferguson, mother, Lyons, Ks.

529. Nora Patterson, sister, R. F. D. 2, Grenola, Ks. 530. .

531. Raymond Fessenden, father, Cherokee, Ks.

532. Thomas Fife, father, R. F. D. 8, Winfield, Ks.

533. David Milton Findley, father, Route 1, Penokee, Ks.

534. Mrs. Mary Finley, mother, 1317 N. 10th St., Kansas City, Ks.

Kansas Casualties in the World War. 139

535. John W. Finnell, 610 E. 5th St., Newton, Ks.

536. A. L. Finney, father, Cambridge, Ks.

537. Liugi Fiori, father, Clifton, N. J.

538. Gominico Fiorinzi, brother, general delivery. Gross, Ks.

539. John Fischer, father, R. F. D. 2, Korn, Okla.

540. William P. Fish, general delivery, Skiddy, Ks.

541. .

542. .

543. Mrs. Olive Angelia Fitch, mother, Pleasanton, Neb.

544. James J. Fitzpatrick, father, St. Marys, Ks.

545. James T. Fitzpatrick, father, R. F. D. 7, Richland, Ks.

546. John Fleming, father. Atchison, Ks.

547. Mrs. Mary Fleming, Arkansas City, Ks.

548. Mrs. Kate Fleming, mother, 1803 Seward Ave., Topeka, Ks.

549. W. E. Fletcher, father, box 455, Norton, Ks.

550. Mrs. Hazel B. Flint, wife, R. F. D. 1, Milo, Ks.

551. Mrs. Mary Flook, mother, Waterville, Ks.

552. Wurt Folkers, father, Nashville, Ks.

553. .

554. George R. Ford, father, Noxie, Okla.

555. Richmond Y. Ford, sr., 1438 Tyler St., Topeka, Ks.

556. C. J. Forgey, father, Calhan, Colo.

557. Ernest Holm, brother-in-law, general delivery, Lindsborg, Ks.

558. Miss Anna Foresberg, sister, Logan, Ks.

559. Mrs. Elizabeth Forsythe, mother, 506 W. 8fh St., Pitt.sburg, Ks.

560. Morris M. Fosdiok, father, Dighton, Ks.

561. Mrs. Dora Fornight. mother, Burlington, Ks.

562. George T. Poster, falher. 235 N. St. Clair Ave., Wichita, Ks.

563. Mrs. E. Melvin, aunt, Greenfield, 111.

564. Mrs. Ella Foster, mother, 216 E. Carpenter St., Hutchinson, Ks.

565. Augustia W. Foulk, father, Calista, Ks.

566. William Fowler, father, R. F. D. 4, Oswego, Ks.

567. Charles E. Pox, father, 238 N. 18th St., Kansas City. Ks.

568. Mrs. Eva L. Fox. motlier, Grenola, Ks.

569. Ollie L. Frakes, mother, R. F. D. 5, Paola, Ks.

570. Charles Joseph Frank, father, Irving, Ks.

571. Mrs. Pearl E. Franklin, wife, R. F. D. 1, Morland, Ks.

572. Mrs. Alice Frary. mother. 706 S. Wilson St., Fort Scott, Ks.

573. Mrs. Minnie Eraser, Moundridge, Ks.

574. William C. Frazer, father, Irene, Ks.

575. Mrs. Hattie Freed, mother, Anthony, Ks.

576. Mrs. Ida May Free!, R. F. D. 1, Elmont, Ks.

577. Mrs. Mary Freeman, mother, Beloit, Ks.

578. Mrs. Emma Prey, mother, R. F. D. 1, Coifeyville, Ks.

579. .

580. Nels P. Frost, father, Smolan, Ks.

581. Ralph Fruehling, father, R. F. D. 2, Marysville, Ks.

582. William Frye, father, 515 N. Steuben St., Chanute, Ks.

583. George Fulk, father, Longton, Ks.

584. Mrs. Anna Fuller, 607 N. Catalpa St., Pittsburg, Ks.

585. William Edward Fulton, father, Niotaze, Ks.

586. Mrs. Mary Johnson, guardian, Peabody, Ks.

587. Louise Funke, father, Herkimer, Ks.

588. J. W. Fury, father, Miltonvale, Ks.

589. Ira T. Gabbert, father, 103 S. Market St., Caldwell, Ks.

590. Mrs. Elizabeth Gadow, mother, 2d and Limit Sts., Leavenworth, Ks.

591. Frederick W. Gahre, father, Wilson, Ks.

592. Mrs. Ella Cattron, mother, 929 N. Market St., Wichita, Ks.

593. Miss Lettie Gallins, sister, 215 Garfield Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

594. Thomas F. Gallivan, brother, Colto Armory, Hartford, Conn.

595. George Gano, general delivery, Washington, Ks.

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596. W. N. Gard, father, Dwight, Ks.

597. R. P. Garnett, father, Cleveland, Ks.

598. Andrew J. Garrett, father, general delivery, Ottawa, Ks.

599. Mrs. Lissie Garrison, mother, 208 N. Pine St., Pratt, Ks.

600. Mrs. Rosie McCollin.s, sister, 1122 Splitlog Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

601. Mrs. Eva Gates, mother, Ale.xander, Ks.

602. Joseiah S. Gause, father, Haviland, Ks.

603. Mrs. Margaret S. Gay, wife, 332 S. Lawrence Ave., Wichita, Ks.

604. James H. Gear, father, 705 East St., Tola, Ks.

605. John Geisinger, father, R. F. D. 2, Selden, Ks.

606. Ira H. George, father, Linn Creek, Mo.

607. Mrs. Anges Gersic, mother, 266 N. 5th St., Kansas City, Mo.

608. John H. Giager. father, general delivery, .\ltamont. Ks.

609. Jasper Gibbs, brother, Jetmore, Ks.

610. Jasper Gibbs, father, Jetmore, Ks.

611. George Washington Gibson, sr., Effingham, Ks.

612. Mrs. Grace Olive Burdett, mother, Esbon, Ks.

613. Samuel Clinton Gilbert, father, R. F. D. 3, Emporia, Ks.

614. Reuben Gilbert, father, Lincolnville, Ks.

615. Miss Velda E. Stewart, friend, 1324 Laramie St.. Manhattan, Ks.

616. Roy Short, brother, R. P. D. 4, Fredonia, Ks.

617. .

618. Mrs. Mina Gill, mother, Lyndon, Ks.

619. Mrs. Elijah C. Gillen. mother, R. F. D. 7, Independence. Ks.

620. R. H. Gilliespie, father, R. F. D. 3, Coffeyville, Ks.

621. Mrs. Minta Gilliland, R. F. D. 1, Maple City, Ks.

622. John M. Gillock. father, Hutchinson, Ks.

623. James H. Gilnwiro, father, R. F. I). 1, Cuba, Ks.

624. .

625. Miles Gjonovich, brother. 2216 N. 4lh St., Kansas City, Ks.

626. .

627. William Glockie, father, Havana, Ks.

628. Mae Marsteller, sister. Route 1, Solomon, Ks.

629. — .

630. Mrs. Josephine Goad, mother, Kinsley, Ks.

631. Robert G. Goff, father, R. F. D. 1, Horse Branch, Ky.

632. Mrs. Anna Goode, mother, 3106 Orvjlle Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

633. James A. Goodrich, father, R. F. D. 2, Long Island, Ks.

634. Mrs. Mary L. Goodsell, wife, 2138 Lincoln St., Topeka, Ks.

635. Mrs. Rose Champe, sister, Saxman, Ks.

636. Pink Gordon, brother, Amarillo, Te.vas.

637. D. H. Hall, Muscotah, Ks.

638. Mrs. Barbara E. Gordon, mother, Belleville, Ks.

639. Andrew J. Gorges, father, R. F. D. 2, Wamego, Ks.

640. J. A. Gor»ly, father, 125 W. 2d St., Junction City, Ks.

641. Mrs. Katie Gossett, mother, 1437 Wabash St., Wichita, Ks.

642. Mrs. A. W. Lackey, mother, Douglass, Ks.

643. Mrs. Emma F. Gluck, mother, 318 Grand Ave., Leavenworth, Ks.

644. William Gough, brother, 502 X. Steuben St., Chanute, Ks.

645. Mrs. .^nna Graf, mother, Munjor, Ks.

646. Mrs. Dollie Graham, mother. Galena, Ks.

647. Aleck Graham, father, 921 N. Locust St., Pittsburg, Ks.

648. George Grant, father, R. F. D. 1, Parker, Ks.

649. Zachary T. Grant, father, Burlington, Ks.

650. Mrs. Ida M. Vance, R. F. D. 1, Chetopa, Ks.

651. John S. Graves, father, 32d and State .Vve., Kansas City, Ks.

652. Mrs. Florence Gray, mother, Jewell Cjty, Ks.

653. William A. Gray, father, Harwood, Mo.

654. Mrs. Letta Gray, mother, 802 N. 10th St.. Beatrice, Xeb.

655. Frank Greacian, father. Hill City, Ks.

656. Mrs. Lulu Frazer, Independence, Ks.

Kansas Casualties in the World War. 141

657. Mrs. Lilly Green, mother, Florence, Ks.

658. Christ Green, father, Newton, Ks.

B59. Mrs. Amelia Green, mother, R. F. D. 4, Paola, Ks.

660. Oakley Ross Green, father, Beloit, Ks.

661. W. M. Greene, Centralia, Ks.

662. Mrs. Bertie C. Shaefer, sister. Garden City, Ks.

663. Byron B. Gregg, father, Stockdale, Ks.

664. A. H. Gregory, father, box 34, Oxford, Neb.

665. James W. Grennan, father, Burlington, Ks.

666. John Gress, father, Seneca, Ks.

667. Mrs. Ida Bollinger, mother, Watonga, Okla.

668. Mrs. Alta Griffith, mother, 502 W. 12th St., Coflfeyville, Ks.

669. John Groth, cousin, general delivery, Sterling, Ks.

670. Dewey C. Grover, father, Stockton, Ks.

671. Julia May Jacobs, mother. Route 4, Dallas, Texas.

672. Mrs. Viola Lucas, grandmother, 425 Neosho St., Emporia, Ks.

673. .

674. Mrs. Edna L. Lof. Gryboski, wife, Kinsley, Ks.

675. Mrs. Elizabeth Guggisberg, mother, R. F. D. 1, Burns, Ks.

676. Mrs. Dora Gunston, mother, Hoxie, Ks.

677. John Guntermann, brother, Scranton, Ks.

678. David Gustafson, brother, Cleburne, Ks.

679. Charley Gutschenritter, father, Oskaloosa, Ks.

680. Alfred Guy, father, Muscotah, Ks.

681. Mrs. May Guy, wife, 405 S. Emporia Ave., Wichita, Ks.

682. Elijah L. Guy, father, R. F. D. 3, Osawatomie, Ks.

683. Charles W. Woolwine, guardian, Dodge City, Ks.

684. Mrs. Martha M. Hacke, mother, R. F. D. 1, Greenwich, Ks.

685. Mike Hadaehek, father, R. F. D. 3, Cuba, Ks.

686. Mrs. W. M. Hewitt, mother, 1806 Grand Ave., Leavenworth, Ks.

687. Mrs. Susie Hagerman, mother. Medicine Lodge, Ks. 688. .

689. Charles F. Hale, father, Neodesha, Ks.

690. Frank Hall, father, Russell, Ks.

691. Mrs. Clara H. Hall, mother, 118 S. Kansas Ave., Chanute, Ks.

692. Henry Hallau, father, R, F. D. 1, Shores, Va.

693. John D. Hamil, father, R. F. D. 2, Tonganoxie, Ks.

694. Jake Hamman, father, 352 W. Front St., Cherryvale, Ks.

695. Frank L. Hanawalt, father, R. F. D. 4, Jewell, Ks.

696. Emma A. Hancock, mother, R. F. D. 2, Mankato, Ks.

697. Mrs. Bell Hand, mother, Louisburg, Ks.

698. .

699. Milton Hankison, father, R. F. D. 1, Wauneta, Ks.

700. Miss Florence Goodwine, cousin, 246 N. Topeka Ave., Wichita, K». '

701. George W. Hanlin, brother, Osawatomie, Ks.

702. Mrs. Julia F. Hanna, wife, Burlingame, Ks.

703. Mrs. Nettie Jaynes, sister, R. F. D. 1, Alexander, Ks.

704. Swan B. Hansen, father, box 313, McPherson, Ks.

705. Mrs. Hattie Lambin, mother, Wellsville, Ks.

706. Anton Hanzlick, father, R. F. D. 3, Belleville, Ks.

707. Peter Happ, father, R. F. D. 2, Palmer, Ks.

708. Mrs. Emma Harbeson, mother, Dearing, Ks.

709. Mrs. Barbara Harden, mother, Syracuse, Ks.

710. William F. Harding, father, 424 5th Ave., Leavenworth, Ks.

711. Mrs. Bell Hardy, wife, Delphos, Ks.

712. Mrs. Bird Harkey. mother, 110 S. Broadway, Fort Scott, Ks.

713. Mort Harman, father, Fredonia, Ks.

714. Mrs. Emma F. Harmonson, mother, Norton, Ks.

715. Charles M. Harness, father, Mankato, Ks.

716. .

717. Mrs. Maude Barnum, sister, 161 W. 95th St., New York, N. T.

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718. Mrs. Dora B. Harris, mother, 4472 San Francisco Ave., St. Louis, Mo.

719. J. R. Harrold, father, 343 Ellis Ave., Wichita, Ks.

720. Mrs. Mary B. Hart, wife, care of J. Paul, 315 E. 6th St., Olympia, Wash.

721. .

722. Mrs. Florence B. Hartshorn, mother, 156 Blk. W, Pueblo, Colo.

723. Mrs. Tillie A. Harvey, mother, Quinter, Ks.

724. J. B. Haslett, father, Paola, Ks.

725. John Hasstedt, father, R. F. D. 1, Piqua, Ks.

726. Mrs. James Haston, mother, Sterling, Ks.

727. Mrs. Susie Hathaway, wife, Anthony, Ks.

728. .

729. Mrs. Cora Haury. wife, Newton, Ks.

730. Ira Hawkins, father, Jetmore, Ks.

731. French Hawkins, father. Harper, Ks.

732. Mrs. Cora Hawley, mother, Horton, Ks. 738. Mrs. Etta Hayden, mother, Opolis, Ks.

734. Dolph S. Hayden, stepfather, Windom, Ks.

735. Mrs. Mandy Haynes, mother, 608 Steppo St., Kansas City, Mo.

736. James B. Haywood, father. R. F. D. 1, Bushong, Ks.

737. Caleb Heald, father, Goff. Ks.

738. James Healy, Great Valley, New York.

739. Mrs. Margaret Healy, mother, Lincoln, Ks.

740. Mrs. Elizabeth Heffner. mother, Lyons, Ks.

741. Mrs. William Heflfron, mother, R. F. D. 1, Lookeba, Okla.

742. Mrs. G. A. Hage, mother, 116 W. 12th Ave., Emporia, Ks.

743. Mrs. Helen Heidle, mother, R. F. D. 6, Junction City, Ks.

744. Ben Heigert, father, R. F. D. 2, Paxico, Ks.

745. Anton Heim, father, St. Marys, Ks.

746. James E. Heintz, brother, Elkhart, Ks.

747. .

748. .

749. Ma.x R. Hellstrom. father, R. F. D. 18, Richland, Ks.

750. Mrs. C. G. Helmer. mother. Republic, Ks.

751. Mrs. Florence M. Helsel, wife, luka, Ks.

752. Mrs. Katie McKictrick, sister, 2449 Stout St., Denver, Colo.

753. William H. Henderson, brother, Louisville, Ks.

754. James M. Hendricks, father, Erie, Ks.

755. Mrs. Elizabeth Hendricks, mother, Axtell, Ks.

756. John Henner, father, R. F. D. 1, Maple Hill. Ks.

757. Louis Hennuy, father, Arma, Ks.

758. Thomas Henry, father, Seneca, Ks.

759. John W. Henry, sr., father, Lorraine, Ks.

760. Mrs. Lillian Dudley, friend, 1032 N. 8th St., Atchison, Ks.

761. Mrs. Rose Hentsehell, mother, Richfield, Ks.

762. Mrs. Addie Herd, wife, 828 Mississippi St., Lawrence, Ks.

763. Mrs. Susan T. Herman, mother, R. F. D. 28, Topeka, Ks.

764. Leonard Herman, brother, Selma, Ks.

765. John Herrell, father, Stafford, Ks.

766. George W. Hersh, father, Frankfort, Ks.

767. Fred Her^ig, father, Meherrin, Va.

768. Jacob Hess, father, R. F. D. 1, Hill City, Ks.

769. C. D. Hestwood, father, Liberal, Ks.

770. Mrs. Ethel L. Wagoner, mother, Dearing, Ks.

771. Mrs. Willa Hickcox, mother, 225 Hancock St., Topeka, Ks.

772. Mrs. Maimie Stiver, niece, Council GrovS, Ks.

773. Charles Hicks, sr., father, Linwood, Ks.

774. Walter S. Higgins, father, box 50, Hayne, Ks.

775. Mrs. Belle Higgins, mother, R. F. D. 1, Hays, Ks.

776. Amos C. Hillegus, brother. R. F. D. 3, Chetopa, Ks.

777. Miss Hazel Hiues, sister, Ellinwood, Ks.

Kansas Casualties in the World War. 143

778. Frank O. Hines, father, 111 Main St., Nedoesha, Ks.

779. Mrs. Melissa Hinkle, mother, 410 Brown St., Osawatomie, Ks.

780. Nathan Hinkle, fattier, Forgan, Okla.

781. William F. Hinkley, father, 1118 Wyoming St., Kansas City, Ks.

782. Carl Hitchcock, father, R. F. D. 3, Jamestown, Ks.

783. Fred Hobson, father, Bartlett, Ks.

784. William L. Hodgson, uncle, Hutchinson, Ks.

785. Fred A. Hodler, brother, R. F. D. 2, Beloit, Ks.

786. Mrs. Harriet Hoeb, mother, Orion, Ks.

787. Michael Hoehn, father, R. F. D. 2, Lenexa, Ks.

788. Joseph HofBinger, father. Garrison, Ks.

789. Arthur B. Hoffman, father. Reece, Ks.

790. Charles Hoffman, father, R. F. D. 1, Hope, Ks.

791. John Hoffman, father. R. F. D. 1, Nortonville, Ks.

792. James Hogan, sr., father, Natoma, Ks.

793. Mrs. James G. Weeks, sister, 1614 W. i7th St., Topeka, Ks.

794. John Hohn, father. Westmoreland, Ks.

795. Mrs. Sadie Holding, mother, St. Paul, Ks.

796. Mrs. Dora Holeman, mother, Selma, Ks.

797. Mrs. Sallie A. Hollingsworth, mother. La Harpe, Ks.

798. Joel Holmgren, father. R. F. D. 2, Bridgeport, Ks.

799. John E. Holm, father, R. F. D. 1, Garrison, Ks.

800. Mrs. Novelle Holman, mother, R. F. D. 1, Weir, Ks.

801. Mrs. Nettie Holmes, mother, Syracuse, Ks.

802. Mrs. Josephine Holmes, wife, R. F. D. 5, Hartford, Ks.

803. Mrs. Olive E. Holmes, sister, Motor Route A, Ness City, Ks.

804. P. B. Holmes, father, Douglas, Ks.

805. Mrs. Josie A. Holmes , mother, Langdon, Ks.

806. Evelon G. Hood, father, 514 E. 2d St., Newton, Ks.

807. John Hood, father, Washington, Ks.

808. Mrs. Rosie L. Hoofer, mother, R. F. D. 1, La Crosse, Ks.

809. .

810. J. W. Hopkins, father, Lebanon, Ks.

811. Henry Hopp, father, Oronogo, Mo.

812. Stephen A. Hoppas, father, R. F. D. 2, Dresden, Ks.

813. Mrs. Minnie Davis, mother, Vermilion, Ks.

814. Mrs. Blanche Horton, wife, R. F. D. 1, Perry, Ks.

815. .

816. Alf. Houghton, father. Mound City, Ks.

817. Mrs. Catherine Rhods. mother, Walnut, Ks.

818. Charles P. Hovey, father, R. F. D. 2, Miltonvale, Ks.

819. Mrs. Minnie M. Howard, mother, 727 Ave. B East, Hutchinson. Ks.

820. James Howell, father, R. F. D. 1, Almena, Ks.

821. A. Oscar Hubbard, father, Garnett, Ks.

822. Mrs. Etta Hyes. friend, Atwood, Ks.

823. William T. Asher, brother-in-law, R. F. D. 4, Wetumka, Okla.

824. Mrs. Mollie Huckleberry, mother, R. F. D. 2, Galesburg, Ks.

825. Mrs. Elizabeth Hudson, mother, Oskaloosa, Ks.

826. J. A. Huff, father, 425 S. Oak St., Ottawa, Ks.

827. Simon J. Huffer, father,. R. F. D. 4, Elk City, Ks.

828. Jim Huffman, father, Hest (via Ava), Mo.

829. Mrs. Jesse Hughes, mother, Yates Center, Ks.

830. Miss May Hughes, sister, R. F. D. 1, Scammon, Ks.

831. Mrs. Annie Hughes, mother, R. F. D. 3, Norton, Ks.

832. Mrs. Lottie Hughey, mother, 1219 Sumner St., Kansas City, Ks.

833. Rolland Huitt, brother, 1912 W. 15th St., Topeka, Ks.

834. Harry Humble, father, box 235, Elkhart, Ks.

835. Mrs. Henrietta Hundley, 13 Atchison St., Atchison, Ks. 836. .

837. Charles Hunt, father, 709 Cedar, Ottawa, Ks.

838. Robert Davis, brother-in-law, Buffalo, Okla.

144 Adjutant General's Department.

839. Hillaid Hunter, father, 811 Elm St., Lawrence, Ks.

840. Samuel T. Hunter, father, R. F. D. 1, Perry, Ks.

841. Miss Mattie Hurd, sister, Luray, Ks. ,

842. Dexter Hurlbert, father, box 24, "Waco, Mo.

843. Harvey Hutchens, father. Elk City, Ks.

844. Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchinson, mother, box 136, Mulberry. Ks.

845. Bert Hutton, brother, 505 University St., Wichita, Ks.

846. John Ifland, father. Smith Center, Ks.

847. James England, uncle, 112 N. Main St., Neosho, Mo.

848. Mrs. Lillie lugraham, mother, Belmont, W. Va.

849. William E. Ireland, father, Yates Center, Ks.

850. Henry S. Ireton, father, R. F. D. 8, Winfield, Ks.

851. Charles M. Irwin, father, Le Roy, Ks.

852. Mrs. Jane Irwin, mother, Oskaloosa, Ks.

853. James Irwin, Mulvane, Ks.

854. Nathan Isaacs, brother, Meriden, Ks.

855. Mrs. 'Alberttnes Isaacson, mother, Courtland, Ks.

856. Ben Van Dalsen, friend, Fairview, Ks.

857. Mrs. Dollie Ison, wife, 1714 Waba.sh Ave., Kansas City, Mo.

858. Benjamin H. Jackson, father, Elden, Mo.

859. Hon. W. A. Jackson, father, Atchison, Ks.

860. -.

861. Mrs. Emma James, wife, R. F. D. 2, Putnam, Okla.

862. Andrew F. New, stepfather, R. F. D. 6, Washington, Ks.

863. Elmer James, brother, Madison, Ks.

864. Robert Janne, father, R. F. D. 3, Dorrance, Ks.

865. Miss Sarah G. Barrier, aunt. Eureka, Ks.

866. D. W. Jeffers, father, Centerville, Ks.

867. Mi-s. Ella E. Jeffords, mother, 736 Quindaro Blvd., Kansas City, Ks.

868. Charles Pickett, grandfather, 115 N. Mam St., Galena, Ks.

869. Mrs. Matilda M. Jennings, mother. Route 3, Waterville, Ks.

870. Ellis Jennings, father. Smith Center, Ks.

871. Mrs. Minnie Jennings, mother, Scammon, Ks.

872. Mrs. Katie Tremer, mother, 513 S. 1st St., Abilene, Ks.

873. Mrs. R. W. Jeromy, mother. Emporia, Ks.

874. Mrs. J. E. Jessen, mother. Mission, Texas.

875. James A. Jessop, father, R. F. D. 1, Lyndon, Ks.

876. Ed. Jewell, father, Canton, Ks. 877. .

878. Mrs. Mary Johnson, mother, 433 W. 36th St., Newton, Ks.

879. Mrs. May Johnson, mother, Kanopolis, Ks.

880. John E. Johnson, brother, Grainfield, Ks.

881. Mrs. Mary Johnson, mother, 428 Cottonwood St., Emporia, Ks.

882. Mrs. Sarah Johnson, mother, Lingle, Wyo.

883. Mrs. Sarah Johnson, mother, 601 Spruce St., Wamego, Ks.

884. Mrs. Falitha Brown, sister, 108 S. Central Ave., Chanute, Ks.

885. .

886. Roy L. Johnson, brother, Luray, Ks.

887. Louis Johnson, brother, K. F. D. 2, Fredonia, Ks.

888. Gilbert W. Johnson, father, R. F. D. 2, Redfield, Ks.

889. John Johnson, father, R. F. D. 1, Roseland, Ks.

890. Eric Johnson, father, R. F. D. 1, Herndon, Ks.

891. Mrs. 'Eliza Ganley, sister, Ringwood, Okla.

892. Mrs. S. J. Johnson, Blackwell, Okla.

893. Charles F. Jones, father, Neosho Rapids, Ks.

894. Mrs. Elizabeth E. Jones, 1508 Tyler St., Topeka, Ks.

895. .

896. Mrs. Linda Jones, 1734 Packson Ave., Wichita, Ks.

897. R. R. Jones, father, 709 Clay St., Topeka, Ks.

898. Ben J. Jones, father, 307 S. Poplar St., Wichita, Ks.

899. Mrs. Laura Jones, wife, Douglass, Ks.

Kansas Casualties in the World War. 145

900. H. Llewellyn Jones, father, Meade, Ks.

901. Mrs. Chaney Jone.s, mother, 416 Michigan Ave., Lawrence, Ks.

902. Prank Jones, father, Netawaka, Ks.

903. John L. Jones, father, Moran, Ks.

904. Mitchell Jordan, father, Yoder, Ks.

905. Mrs. Eva Jordan, mother, W. 6th St., Abilene, Ks.

906. Mrs. Julia Joyce, mother, 214 Osage St., Leavenworth, Ks.

907. Mrs. Sarah Judd, mother, Wathena, Ks.

908. .

909. Mrs. Katie Kaiser, mother, K. F. D. 4. Phillipsburg, Ks.

910. John F. Karnatz, father, Burr Oak, Ks.

911. John F. Karnatz, father. Burr Oak, Ks.

912. Wesley Kasha, father, R. F. D. 1, Narka, Ks.

913. Herman W. Kastens, father. Route 4, Anthony, Ks.

914. James A. Kaufman, father, R. F. D. 1, Penokee, Ks.

915. Dave Kaufman, father. Roper, Ks.

916. Mrs. Lizzie Kearns, mother, 421 Alabama St., Lawrence, Ks.

917. Adam H. Keck, father, 1916 Steavens St., Parsons, Ks.

918. Mrs. Mary E. Cox, mother, general delivery. New Albany, Ks.

919. Mrs. Alice Keefer, mother, general delivery, Tampa, Ks.

920. John Keeler, father, Hudson, Ks.

921. James E. Keeler, fatlier, Barnard, Ks.

922. Mrs. Mollie Keelin, mother, 800 Wood St., Galena, 'Ks.

923. George Keeney, father, R. F. D. 3, Onaga, Ks.

924. William Kehr, father, R. F. D. 1, Burns, Ks.

925. Sarah J. Keith, mother, Route 5, Columbus, Ks.

926. .

927. Mrs. Hanah Parks, mother. Miller, Ks.

928. Mrs. Lottie E. Kelley, wife, R. F. D. 2, Aurora, Mo.

929. Mrs. Louella Nelson, mother, 302 W. 3d St., Paola, Ks.

930. Matt Kelley, father, Oketo, Ks.

931. Mrs. Olive Kelsey, mother, R. F. D. 1, Tongano.xie, Ks.

932. Mrs. Mattie Kelsey, mother, Easton, Ks.

933. James N. Kemp, father, 615 Alma St., Saint Marys, Ks.

934. Robert H. Kendall, father, Delavan, Ks.

935. Mrs. Emma Kennedy, mother, 82 6 Massachussetts St., Lawrence, Ks.

936. Rev. Charles N. Kessler, father, general delivery, Cheney, Ks.

937. .

938. George W. Kice, father, 502 New York Ave., Wichita, Ks.

939. Mrs. Sophronia Kile, mother, Cabool, Mo.

940. Sidney B. Kimble, father, Tyrone, Okla.

941. Alor W. King, father, Harris, Ks.

942. Othe E. King, father, R. F. D. 1, Douglass, Ks.

943. .

944. Arthur S. Kingsbury, father. Smith Center, Ks.

945. Mrs. Mary Kinnard, wife, Williamsburg, Ks.

946. Helena Robbins, sister, 747 S. Water St., Wichita, Ks.

947. Mrs. Mary A. Kirby, mother, N. College Ave., Fort Collins, Colo.

948. Frank Kirkbride. father, R. F. D. 1, Barnard, Ks.

949. Mrs. Mary A. Kirkpatrick, mother, R. F. D. 1, Geuda Springs, Ks.

950. Mrs. Kate Kirschbaum, mother, general delivery. Downs, Ks.

951. Elias Kitterman, father, Longton, Ks.

952. Wesley Klabsuba, father, R. F. D. 3, Belleville, Ks.

953. Mrs. Katie Kleiner, mother. Route 1, Riley, Ks.

954. Mrs. Nellie Kliewer, mother, R. F. D. 3, Newton, Ks.

955. Charles Kline, father, R. F. D. 1, Lucerne, Ks.

956. Samuel R. Kline, brother, box 277, Fleetwood, Pa.

957. Fred Klinge, brother, 304 Leland St., Topeka, Ks.

958. Mrs. Duvall Knarr, mother, Jewell City, Ks.

959. Mrs. Jennie Knitig, mother, Selden, Ks.

10 — World War — 4185

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967.

968.

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972.

973.

974.

975.

976.

977.

978.

979.

980.

981.

982.

983.

984.

985.

986.

987.

988.

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996.

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999. 1000. 1001. 1002. 1003. 1004. 1005. lOOC. 1007. 1008. 1009. 1010. 1011. 1012. 1013. 1014. 1015. 1016. 1017. 1018. 1019.

Mrs. Margaret Knoblauch, wife, R. F. D. 2, Cheney, Ks.

John Chambers, cousin, Wells, Ks.

Mrs. George W. Knowles, mother. Belle Plaine, Ks.

Mrs. Ruth Knowlton, wife, Randall, Ks.

Mrs. Katie Knox, mother, Svlvan Grove, Ks.

Mrs. Mary Ahart, sister, 256 N. 2d St., Salina, Ks.

Charles Kobi, father. White City, Texas.

Andrew Kocher, father, R. F. D. 2, Mapleton, Ks.

Henry C. Kohlmeier, father, R. F. D. 2, Linn, Ks.

John Komarek, father, R. F. D. 6, Great Bend, Ks.

H. J. Komantz, father. Glade, Ks.

Lou Koons, mother, Augusta, Ks.

George Korphage, father, R. F. D. 4, Madison, Ks.

Mrs. John B. Kosakowski. wife, 308 Ottawa St., Leavenworth, Ks.

George Kramer, father, Mankato, Ks.

Mrs. Martha Krebaum, mother, Great Bend, Ks.

John Krebs, father, Clay Center, Ks.

Joseph Kren, father, 607, Altman Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.

Henry Krenkle, father, Simpson, Ks.

John Krentzel, father, Route 1, box 37, Hudson, Ks.

Mrs. Kate Kreps, mother, 234 South College, Salina, Ks.

John Kresin, father. Glen Elder, Ks.

Mrs. Enrestine Kresin, mother, Route 1, Paola, Ks.

Mrs. W. M. Gallon, sister, Fleming, Colo.

Nick Krici, father. Route 1, box 128, Belgium, Wis.

M:s. Mary Kubitscheck, mother, Brookville, Ks.

Mrs. Mary Margaret Kubler, mother, 1907 N. Michigan, Pittsburg, Ks.

^\ illiam Kuhlmann, father, Hermann, Mo.

Mrs. Rosie Kurz, mother, Kendall, Ks.

Peter Labarge, father, R. F. D. 2, Clyde Ks.

Edward Lacey, father, Corbin, Ks.

Mrs. Tillie Overstreet, mother, Ansley, La.

J. A. Lahman, father, Winona, Ks.

Add Lamb, father, Americus, Ks.

W. B. Lamb, father, Esbon, Ks.

James A. Lambert, father, Montana, Ks.

W. F. Lammey, father. Smith Center, Ks.

Charles Lamson, father, R. F. D. 1, Little River, Ks.

Mrs. Rosa Rotzenhart, sister, care Geo. Ladner, Ouaga, Ks.

Mrs. Emma Landis, 655 Green St., San Francisco, Cal.

Haddock W. Lane, father, box 373, Liberal, Ks.

Charles Lane, Quincy, Ks.

Mrs. F. J. Langor, mother. Great Bend, Ks. Levi Lantis, father, R. F. D. 3, Ottawa, Ks. Jessie M. Largent, mother, Seneca, Ks.

Ola G. La Rue, wife, Woodston, Ks.

Marion Lasswell, father, R. F. D. 14, Rossville, Ks.

C. W. Latham, father. Glen Elder, Ks.

Daniel Lauteret, father, R. F. D. 2, Monett, Mo.

Walter Lawrence, father. Chapman, Ks.

Louise P. Lawson, mother, Eudora, Ks.

Mrs. May M. Cobley, mother, Bonner Springs, Ks.

Timothy Cummings, uncle, Basehor, Ks. David C. Leavel, father, 501 Exchange St., Emporia, Ks. Charles J. Ledbetter, father, R. F. D. 1, Canton, Ks. Mrs. Ollie Lee, mother, Walnut, Ks.

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1020. 1021. 1022. 1023. 1024. 1025. 1026. 1027. 1028. 1029. 1030. 1031. 1032. 1033. 1034. 1035. 1036. 1037. 1038. 1039. 1040. 1041. 1042. 1043. 1044. 1045. 1046. 1047. 1048. 1049. 1050. 1051. 1052. 1053. 1054. 1055. 1056. 1057. 1058. 1059. 1060. 1061. 1062. 1063. 1064. 1065. 1066. 1067. 1068. 1069. 1070. 1071. 1072. 1073, 1074. 1075. 1076. 1077. 1078. 1079.

Mrs. Rebecca Leedy, mother, Cedar Vale, Ks.

William A. Lefmann, father, Eudora, Ks.

Charles M. Leggitt, father, R. F. D. 5, Belleville, Ks.

Mrs. W. F. Leland, wife, Ardmore, Okla.

Charlie Lemmie, father, R. F. D. 2, Allen, Ks.

F. W. Lennen, father. Soldier, Ks. James Leonard, father. Rose, Ks.

Peter C. Levens, father, R. F. D. 1, Turon, Ks.

Mrs. Helen Locknayns, mother, Wetmore, Ks.

Mrs. Mary Leupold, mother, Frankfort, Ks.

Ambrose M. Lewellen, father, Gaylord, Ks.

Mrs. Cora G. Lewis, mother, Kinsley, Ks.

Mrs. Katherine Cox, mother, Neosho Falls, Ks.

Mrs. Fanny Lillis, Winchester, Ks.

Henry Limper, father, Edwardsport, Ind.

Charles Lindsay, father, R. F. D. 2, La-i\Tenceville. HI.

Larsen J. Lindstrom, father, R. F. D. 4, Oswego, Ks.

Mrs. Sarah Linger, mother, R. F. D. 27, Topeka, Ks.

Lafe Linnell, father, Almena, Ks.

Mrs. .Jennie Overstreet, mother, 2025 Edith St., Murphysboro. 111.

Mrs. Catherine Livingston, mother, R. F. D. 2, Stockton, Ks.

Mrs. Susan A. Livingston, mother. Kanopolis, Ks.

Mrs. Anna Lobb, mother, McLovith Ks.

Mrs. Dell Lochrie, mother, 713 S. 11th St., Kansas City, Ks.

Frank C. Loekwood, father, Duquoin, Ks.

Mrs. Olive Boltinghouse, mother, 2033 Buchanan St.. Topeka, Ks.

Mrs. S. S. Lofstead, wife, Ogallah, Ks.

Charley L. London, brother, R. F. D. 3, Tarkio, Mo.

Mrs. Walter Long, St. John, Ks.

Ora G. Long, father. Blue Mound, Ks.

Oscar Longnecker, father, R. F. D. 3, Weir, Ks.

Mrs. Katherine Lontkowsky, mother, 1609 Grand Ave., Pittsburg, Ks.

George W. Lockingbill, father, Hiattville, Ks.

Arthur D. Loomis, father, Cheney, Ks.

Charles W. Loree, father, R. F. D. 2, Beloit, Ks.

Mrs. Nellie Cartner, mother, 625 N. Franklin St., Junction City, Ks.

William Love, brother, R. F. D. 1, Odin, HI.

Mrs. Hanna W. Lovgren, wife, 1225 S. 7th St., Atchison, Ks.

Mrs. Rose Halsted, mother. Gross, Ks.

Frank Lucas, father, Nashville, Ks.

Mrs. Irene Luker, mother, Lyons, Ks.

G. W. Lundy, father, Fontanelle, Iowa.

Mrs. John Luttijohann, wife, R. F. D. 4. Topeka, Ks.

Mrs. Henry Lutz, mother, Holton, Ks.

John M. Lynch, father, 201 B. 2d St., Garnett, Ks.

William J. Lynn, father, 122 S. Hydraulic St., Wichita, Ks.

Mrs. Hattie Lyon, mother, Lincoln, Ks.

Mrs. Mary McAllister, mother, Burlington, Ks.

Mrs. Mabel F. McCabe, wife, 1208 C Ave. East, Oskaloosa, Iowa.

Patrick McCarren, father, R. F. D. 5, Gower, Mo.

Mrs. Una McLain Ault, sister, 810 W. Central St., Wichita, Ks.

E. P. McClaran, father. Culver, Ks.

Mrs. Blanche McClosky, wife, Agra, Ks.

Francis J. McCoin, father, Goddard, Ks.

Mrs. Susan McCollum, mother, Burlington,

Robert McCombs, sr., father. Galena, Ks.

Ks.

Mrs. Wilmina L. McCormick, wife. Buhl, Idaho.

Mrs. Stella Trammel, sister, box 83, Baxter Springs, Ks.

William McCoy, father, 1020 Depot St., Peoria, lU.

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1080. Mrs. Mary McCoy, 2207 McCoy Ave., Wichita, Ks.

1081. Mrs. Mary McCoy, mother, 2207 McCoy Ave., Wichita, Ks.

1082. Dr. E. McCracken, father, Hiawatha, Ks.

1083. Mrs. Mabel McCreary, mother, Osvi^ego, Ks.

1084. Harry McCuIlough, father, Burlington, Ks.

1085. Elum McCurtain, father, Hodgens, Okla.

1086. R. G. McDaniel, father. Corning, Ks.

1087. Mrs. Celia McDaniel, wife, Sabetha, Ks.

1088. Clyde J. Boyd, uncle, Columbus, Ks.

1089. Mrs. Maggie McDermott, mother, Portales, N. Mex.

1090. Samuel McDonald, father, Howard, Ks.

1091. Mrs. Minnie McDonald, mother, Logan, Ks.

1092. Mrs. Johna May McDuffie, wife, Aubrey, Texas.

1093. Charles McFadden, father. Great Bend, Ks.

1094. John McFarland, father, Monrovia, Ks.

1095. Mrs. Aletha McGriflf, wife, Liberal, Ks.

1096. Mrs. Mary McKay, Florence, Ks.

1097. Mrs. Anna M. McKee, mother, R. F. D. 5, Sterling, Ks.

1098. Martin A. Gibson, father, McPherson, Ks.

1099. John McKenzie, father, Kingman, Ks.

1100. William McLane, father, R. F. D., Fowler, Ks.

1101. Charles W. McMahan, father, R. F. D. 1, Paola, Ks.

1102. B. S. McNeel, father, Meade, Ks.

1103. James E. McMillen, father, Peabody, Ks.

1104. William McMinimy, Frankfort. Ks.

1105. Robert L. McMurray, father, R. F. D. 5, Parsons, Ks.

1106. Mrs. Flcnora McNeeley, wife, 202 Branner St., Topeka, Ks.

1107. Champ McXett, father, Hardtner, Ks.

1108. Mrs. Julia M. McVey, mother, R. F. D. 2, La Harpe, Ks.

1109. Mrs. Minnie McWilliams, mother. White Cloud, Ks.

1110. Mrs. Alice Mack, mother, R. F. D. 2, Westfield, Pa.

1111. Mrs. Myrtle Mack, wife, 330 N. James St., Kansas City, Ks.

1112. Mi-ss Ella Madden, sister, R. F. D. 3, Lebo, Ks.

1113. John Maddock, father, Manhattan, Ks.

1114. Mrs. Lydia R. Magnuson, wife, 530 E. Marlin St., McPherson, Ks.

1115. Mrs. Mary A. Mahoney, mother, R. F. D. 3, Yates Center, Ks.

1116. Mrs. Mary Mairs, wife, 200 F East, Hutchinson, Ks.

1117. Mrs. Mary Majors, mother, 1305 L St.. Atchison, Ks.

1118. Mrs. George Malherbe, mother, Kaw City, Okla.

1119. Mrs. Clara E. Malm, wife, McPherson, Ks.

1120. Andrew W. Manley, father. 2308 N. 9th St., Kansas City, Ks.

1121. Mrs. Mary Manning, mother, 252 N. 3d St., Salina, Ks.

1122. Roy Manning, brother, Keokuk, Iowa.

1123. Charles Marek, father, McCracken, Ks.

1124. Frank L. Marcy, father, Milford, Ks.

1125. Jonathan Markley, father, Oneida, Ks.

1126. Mrs. Louise Castango, mother, box 227, West Mineral, Ks.

1127. Joseph T. Marr, father, Lovewell, Ks.

1128. Charley H. Marrs, father, Westphalia, Ks.

1129. Mrs. Matilda W. Marshall, foster mother, 117 S. 4th St., Arkansas City, Ks.

1130. John G. Marten, father, Onaga, Ks.

1131. William Martin, brother, R. F. D. 2, Decatur, 111.

1132. Mrs. Ethel Martin, wife, Burden, Ks.

1133. James Martin, father, R. F. D. 2, Carbondale, Ks.

1134. John W. Martin, father, Kiowa, Ks.

1135. John C. Martin, father, R. F. D. 1, Boicourt, Ks.

1136. .

1137. Mrs. Metta H. Marymee, wife, McPherson, Ks.

1138. .

1139. Mrs. Mary E. Mason, mother, 612 N. Santa Fe St., Salina, Ks.

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1140. Miss Stella J. Massey, sister, Burlington, Ks.

1141. George Faushier, friend, Great Bend, Ks.

1142. Mrs. Bertha Armstrong, sister, 1807 Delmars Ave., Hollywood, Cal.

1143. Henry Masterson, father. Corning, Ks.

1144. Mrs. Frank J. Mather, Concordia, Ks.

1145. James P. Mathes, father, Crowburg, Ks.

1146. Mrs. Emeline Mathewson, mother, Edward (via. Fort Scott), Ks.

1147. Walter C. Deal, brother-in-law, R. F. D. 5, Ottawa, Ks.

1148. Miss Addie Matthews, sister, Mullinville, Ks.

1149. Mrs. Virginia Mattingly, wife, 714 S. 16th St., Arkansas City, Ks.

1150. Frank May, father, Lebanon, Ks.

1151. John J. May, father, Jennings, Ks.

1152. Mrs. Jessie A. May, mother, R. F. D. 1, Hartford, Ks.

1153. Mrs. Sarah Meagher, mother, Lillis, Ks.

1154. William H. McKinney, guardian, Smithville, Okla.

1155. Asa Meek, father, Strawn, Ks. 1156. .

1157. Henry Mehl, 6tli & Chestnut, Leavenworth, Ks.

1158. Andrew Melgren, father, R. F. D. 1, Cleburne, Ks.

1159. Mrs. D. E. McCullum, mother, Lincoln Center, Ks.

1160. William G. Melton, father, R. F. D. 16, box 2, Tecumseh, Ks.

1161. Mrs. Eva W. Hinman, friend, Wakefield, Ks.

1162. Mrs. Nellie Barlow, sister, 917 Halton, Joneslioro, Ark.

1163. Fred Merillat, father. Enterprise, Ks.

1164. Mrs. Olive V. Merrill, mother, 235 N. 5th St., Fredonia, Ks.

1165. Manford Mettler, father, box 115-A, Drexel, Mo.

1166. Mrs. Lula J. Metz, R. F. D. 1, Kingsdown, Ks.

1167. Frank L. Metzker, father, Coldwater, Ks.

1168. Otto A. Meyer, father, Cedar Point, Ks.

1169. Bernard Meyer, father, R. F. D. 1, Belpre, Ks.

1170. Henry Meyer, father, Sabetha, Ks.

1171. Ed. J. Meyer, brother, R. F. D. 2, Great Bend, Ks.

1172. Dr. J. H. Middlekauf, father. Hays City, Ks.

1173. Mrs. Fannie L. Middlemass, wife, Somerset, Ks.

1174. Roy Walworth, brother-in-law, Towanda, Ks.

1175. W. G. Miesse, father, Marion, Ks.

1176. Mrs. Mollie Miles, mother, 503 N. Grand St., Pittsburg. Ks.

1177. John Miller, father, Ellsworth, Ks.

1178. George Miller, brother, R. F. D. 10, Greeley, Ks.

1179. Jonathan A. Miller, father, Hammond, Ks.

1180. Mrs. Ella Hogan, aunt, Garfield, Ks.

1181. Milton C. Miller, father, 141 Wabash Ave., Wichita, Ks. ^

1182. Mrs. Minta MuUeneix, mother, 1900 E. 10th St., Wichita, Ks.

1183. John H. Miller, father, R. F. D. 1, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

1184. Mrs. Ella Henderson, mother, Grant City, Mo.

1185. Henry Miller, brother, Moundridge, Ks.

1186. J. H. Mills, father, Corning, Ks.

1187. John Minet, father, Ingalls, Ks.

1188. Massimino Mingori, father, R. F. D. 2, Mulberry, Ks.

1189. .

1190. Fred Minns, father, McPherson, Ks.

1191. Mrs. Augusta Mischefsky, mother, 420 Cheyenne St., Leavenworth, Ks.

1192. Joseph Mitchell, father, Croweburg, Ks.

1193. Mrs. Susan C. Mitchell, mother, Binghamton, Tenn.

1194. Mrs. E. P. Boldwin, mother, Beloit, Ks.

1195. .

1196. .

1197. Frank Mitschler, father, Marysville, Ks.

1198. Mrs. Grace H. Moles, wife, 1100 Oregon St., Hiawatha, Ks.

1199. Eckerd L. Kleppe, brother-in-law, Troy, Ks.

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Adjutant General's Department.

1200. Edward L. Mollenhour, father, Chetopa, Ks.

1201. Mrs. Mary Sims, sister, Wagstaff, Ks.

1202. Mrs. Mai-y A. Monroe, mother, Woodston, Ks.

1203. Charles M. Monroe, father, R. P. D. 1, Enterprise, Ks.

1204. Olney Monroe, father, R. P. D. 3, Waverly, Ks.

1205. T. P. Montgomery, father, Mankato, Ks.

1206. Mrs. Christina Bush, mother, box 220, Wilson, Ks.

1207. Mrs. Julia Montgomery, mother, Galena, Ks.

1208. Richard J. Montgomery, father, Montrose, Ks.

1209. James D. Mooney, father, R. P. D. 9, Blue Mound. Ks.

1210. James W. Moore, father, Leavenworth, Ks.

1211. Mrs. Sarah Moore, mother, care Roekhurst ranch, Sheridan, Cal.

1212. Mrs. Ruth Moore, wife, Stromsburg, Xeb.

1213. Mrs. Nettie L. Moore, mother, Wa Keeney, Ks.

1214. Mrs. Hilda B. Moore, wife, 713 W. 8th St., Pittsburg, Ks. 121.5. Mrs. Winnie Moore, wife. R. F. D. box 83, Winfield, Ks.

1216. William H. Moore, father, Allen, Ks.

1217. John P. More, father, Ionia. Ks.

1218. Maria Moreland, mother, Alida, Ks.

1219. Mrs. Delia Morford, mother, Galena, Ks.

1220. Mrs. Alice S. Morris, mother. Garnett, Ks.

1221. William A. Morris, father. 934 Haskell Ave., Kansas City, Ks. ^ 1222. B. P. Morris, father, Wakita, Okla.

' 1223. Ford Morris, father, R. F. D. 6, Minneapolis. Ks.

1224. Ford Morris, father, R. F. D. 6, Minneapolis, Ks.

1225. John W. Morris, father, R. F. D. 2, St. Paul. Ks.

1226. Elmer Morris. R. F. D. 6. Garnett, Ks.

1227. Mrs. Helen Sacra, sister, 122Vs N. 5th St., Quincy, 111.

1228. Mrs. Daisy Morrison, mother, 515 South St., Tola, Ks.

1229. Mrs. Sadie Wynott, aunt, 2141^ S. Campbell St., Springfield, Mo.

1230. John G. Morton, father, R. P. D. 1, Tamp, Ks.

1231. Hugh Mosher, brother, Havana, Ks.

1232. Mrs. George R. Mosher. mother, 202 Mill St., Xeodesha, Ks. M233. Robert W. Moss, father. Medicine Lodge, Ks.

1234. E. H. Mountain, father. .\da. Ks.

1235. Mrs. Mary A. Moyer, mother, Centralia, Ks.

1236. Mrs. Albert Smith, sister. Colony, Ks.

1237. William Mueller, father, R. F. D. 1, Vesper, Ks.

1238. Mrs. Sara Mulligan, mother, 418 Cedar St., Topeka, Ks.

1239. Mrs. Florence Mullins, mother, R. P. D. 3, Osawatomie, Ks.

1240. Martin A. Mumma, fahter, Garnett, Ks.

1241. Charles E. Munday, father. Stark, Ks.

1242. John I. Munkers, brother, 839 State Ave., Kansas City. Ks.

1243. Daniel E. Murdock, father, R. F. D. 1, Kenneth, Ks.

1244. Mrs. James Murphy, mother, 345 Pennsylvania Ave., Wichita, Ks.

1245. Mrs. James P. Murphy, mother, 7 Raymond Ave., Rockville Center, N. Y.

1246. Mrs. Laura Huckins, mother, Horton, Ks.

1247. Mrs. Margaret Musser, mother, El Dorado Springs, Mo.

1248. Albert J. Myer, father. Soldier, Ks.

1249. William P. Myers, father, R. F. D. 1, Bendena, Ks.

1250. George Myrick, father, Salina, Ks.

1251. Mrs. R. G. Xantz, mother, Chanute, Ks.

1252. Mrs. Anna Xation, mother, 14 ^^ N. National, Fort Scott, Ks.

1253. Mr. Albert Neuer, father, R. F. D. 2, Selden, Ks.

1254. Mrs. Ella M. Dingman, mother, 541 E. 25th St., Pittsburg, Ks.

1255. Mrs. Ellen Xeely, mother, Gridley, Ks.

1256. Mrs. Christie Xelson, wife. Bennington, Ks.

1257. Otto M. Buck, friend, R. P. D. 1, Larned, Ks.

1258. Mrs. Emma Olson, mother, box 28, Kismet, Ks.

1259. John Xemrava, brother, R. P. D. 2, Holyrood, Ks.

1260. Mrs. Anna M. Xesbitt, wife, 644 Barnetl Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

Kansas Casualties in the World War. 151

1261. Mrs. John Nester, mother, 502 Walnut St., Mary.sville, Ks.

1262. Mrs. Lusetta Brown, mother, Burrton, Ks.

1263. W. H. Nevill, father, R. F. D. 4, Lebanon, Ks.

1264. Thomas New, R. F. D. 2, Mound City, Ks.

1265. Mrs. Mattie Taylor, mother, 611 B Ave., Hutchinson. Ks.

1266. Charles Augusta Newcomb, father, Foosland, 111.

1267. Calvin L. Newcomer, father, R. F. D. 2, Russell, Ks.

1268. Earl Newland, brother, Burlington, Ks.

1269. Robert Newlee, father, Clements, Ks.

1270. William Schuessler, friend, general delivery, Newkirk, Okla.

1271. Thomas B. Newton, father 15 N. Minnie Ave., Rosedale, Ks.

1272. James T. Newton, father, Hutchinson, Ks.

1273. Edward Nicholas, father, Havensville, Ks.

1274. Mrs. Ester Nicholas, mother, Tullahoma, Tenn.

1275. Bert E. Nichols, father, R. F. D. 2, Fowler, Ks.

1276. Tom G. Nichols, brother, Edina, Mo.

1277. Mrs. Lucy Nielander, mother, 370 Parallel St., Atchison, Ks.

1278. Anthony Nieman, brother, R. F. D. 4, Selden, Ks.

1279. Mrs. Barbara E. Nixon, mother, general delivery. Medicine Lodge, Ks.

1280. Dr. C. R. Pegg, grandfather, Bird City, Ks.

1281. Mrs. Lulu Noel, mother. Dearborn, Mo.

1282. Mrs. Will Fenner, sister, Provident City, Te.xas.

1283. Bert E. Norris, father, R. F. D. 1, South Haven, Ks.

1284. Mrs. Anna W. Norris, mother, 301 E. 12th St., Hutchinson, Ks.

1285. Thomas Norris, father, R. F. D. 1, Erie, Ks.

1286. — .

1287. William North, father, 1917 W. 32d Ave.. Denver, Colo.

1288. John W. Nowers. father, 224 Woodlawn Ave., Topeka, Ks.

1289. Mrs. Mary J. Nuce, mother, 406 Vine St.. Dodge City, Ks.

1290. Mrs. Minnie Nutz, mother, 224 Lowman St., Fort Scott, Ks.

1291. Victor M. Oakleaf, father, Cherryvale, Ks.

1292. Axel Oberg, father, R. F. D. 1, Hutchinson, Ks.

1293. Mrs. Ollie Ogier, wife, R. F. D. 1, Menlo, Ks.

1294. John Ohmes, father, Greeley, Ks.

1295. Mrs. Olive Oliver, mother, Attica, Ks.

1296. Henry Oliver, father, R. R. 3, Cedar Vale, Ks.

1297. Mrs. Ella Olson, mother, 413 W. 3d St., Topeka, Ks.

1298. Mrs. Betty Olson, mother, Assaria, Ks.

1299. Mrs. Clara L. Olson, mother, R. F. D. 4, McPherson, Ks.

1300. Miss Bertha A. Moore, friend, Olsburg, Ks.

1301. Mrs. M. Orcutt. mother. 350 S. 18th St.. Kansas City, Ks.

1302. F. A. Orr, brother. Independence, Mo.

1303. George Osner, father, Kingman, Ks.

1304. Mrs. Martha R. Otis, wife. 1146 Ohio St., Lawrence, Ks.

1305. John Owen, father, Winchester, Ks.

1306. Mrs. Abbie Owens, mother, 2554 Alden St., Kansas City, Ks.

1307. Mrs. Rosa L. Palmer, mother, R. 1, Meriden, Ks.

1308. Mrs. Julia L. Palmer, wife, R. F. D. 1, Bern, Ks.

1309. Mrs. Palle Palmer, mother. National Military Home, Leavenworth, Ks.

1310. Thomas E. Park, father, general delivery, Farlington, Ks.

1311. John M. Park, father, Clements, Ks.

1312. George Parke, father, Furley, Ks.

1313. .

1314. .

1315. George W. Parks, father, 116 Joplin St., Galena, Ks.

1316. William Parks, father, R. F. D. 1, Cedar Point, Ks.

1317. Robert W. Parks, father, 1934 N. Wichita St., Wichita, Ks.

1318. S. W. Parks, father, 2050 Buchanan St., Topeka, Ks.

1319. .

1320. Charles Parsons, father. R. F. D. 2, Barnard, Ks.

1321. Mrs. Lucy C. Partridge, mother, La Cygne, Ks.

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1322. Mrs. Eva Lessenden, mother, Osawatomie, Ks.

1323. Earl Petterson, Fisher, Ks.

1324. G. L. Paulson, Atwood, Ks.

1325. Henry W. Paustian, father, 639 Blunt St., Clay Center, Ks.

1326. Mrs. Rilla Pavey. mother, 324 A.shland St., Topeka, Ks.

1327. F. F. Pawling, father, 1217 Scott Ave., Port Scott, Ks.

1328. Ada Spencer, sister, 1710 Benton Boulevard. Kansas City, Mo.

1329. Frank M. Pearson, father, 1114 S. 24th St., Parsons, Ks.

1330. Mrs. D. Pearson, mother, Cullison, Ks.

1331. Mrs. Ollie Pearson, aunt, 615 N. Juliette. Manhattiin, Ks.

1332. .

1333. Artie Peffley, father, 719 South Star, El Dorado. Ks.

1334. John H. Perkins, father. Oil Hill, Ks.

1335. Miss Lu(Nille Perkins, daughter, 410 E. Madison Ave.. Casey, III.

1336. Mrs. Mary Perry, mother. El Dorado, Ks.

1337. Frank F. Vibbers, uncle, R. 2, Kensington, Ks.

1338. Charles Persinger, father. Canton, Ks.

1339. Frank Petermell, Franklin, Ks.

1340. Mrs. Ida Peters, mother, R. F. D. 3, Leavenworth, Ks.

1341. Mrs. Anna Peters, wife, R. F. D. 3, Valley Falls. Ks.

1342. Mrs. Helen Petersen, mother, 942 Gilmore Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

1343. Mrs. Mary Peterson, mother, R. F. D. 2, Everest. Ks.

1344. Mrs. Caroline Peterson, mother, general delivery, McPherson, Ks.

1346. Phillip Pfannenstiel, father. Sterling, Colo.

1347. F. D. Phelan, father, Scranton, Ks.

1348. Frank Phillips, father, box 174, Jetraore, Ks.

1349. Mrs. L. H. Hodgson, friend, 323 East St., Emporia, Ks.

1350. Mrs. Margaret Pate, mother, R. F. D. 6, Burlington, Ks.

1351. Frank M. Phillips, father, White Water, Ks.

1352. James M. Phipps, father, McDonald, Ks.

1353. .

1354. J. T. Pickens, fatlier. 746 Rhode Island St., Lawrence. Ks.

1355. Hugh W. Pickett, father, R. F. D. 4, Prague, Okla.

1356. Henry Y. B. Pickering, father, general delivery. Junction City, Ks.

1357. Mrs. Emma M. Piehler, wife, Alden, Ks.

1358. Stephen T. Pientka, father, Tampa, Ks.

1359. .

1360. Joseph C. Pierce, father, Pleasanton, Ks.

1361. .

1362. Oliver P. Pierce, father, R. F. D. 2, Burden, Ks.

1363. Thomas A. Hagan, grandfather, R. F. D. 3, Geuda Springs, Ks.

1364. J. F. Pilsher, father, Glasco, Ks.

1365. Mrs. Elsie H. Pine, wife, Spearville, Ks.

1366. Mrs. Carolina Pinkall, mother, Lindsborg, Ks.

1367. David Pittman, father. 207 S. E. 5th St., Xewton, Ks.

1368. .

1369. Mrs. Irene Plummer, wife, De Soto, Ks.

1370. Mrs. Amanda Plummer, wife. Kalvesta (via Garden City), Ks.

1371. .

1372. Mrs. Emma Yeneka, mother, Leavenworth, Ks.

1373. Jess Dean, brother-in-law, McDonald, Ks.

1374. Robert L. Pollock, father. Sterling, Ks. 13 75. Roy A. Popham, father, Minneapolis, Ks.

1376. John Poppendorfer, father, Luray, Ks.

1377. Mrs. Rosa Porter, mother, Kingman, Ks.

1378. .

1379. Mrs. Alice Pottenger, mother, R. F. D. 3, Burlingame, Ks.

1380. Mrs. Lillian Potter, wife, 614 S. 5th St., Atchison, Ks.

1381. Mrs. David Potter, mother, 1018 Commercial St., Emporia, Ks.

1382. Mrs. Oma Piather, mother, R. F. D. 1, Leon, Ks.

1383. George H. Pratt, father, Studley, Ks.

Ka7isas Casualties in the World War. 153

1384. Mrs. Sarah E. Pratt, mother, 132 E. 12th Ave., Emporia, Ks.

1385. James Preble, father, R. R. 1, Agenda, Ks.

1386. Albert H. Press, father, Cuba, Ks.

1387. David Price, father, R. F. D. 2, Galesburg, Ks.

1388. Joseph L. Price, father, Caiiey, Ks. 1389. .

1390. .

1391. D. G. Priestley, father, Cherokee, Ks.

1392. William M. Proctor, father. R. F. D. 1, Havensville, Ks.

1393. Artley R. Piirton, father, Minneapolis, Ks. ,

1394. Mrs. P. Wensler, mother, 21.5 E. 2d St., Junction City, Ks.

1395. Mrs. Mary Pyne, mother, 500 Van Burcn St., Topeka, Ks.

1396. W. R. Raber, father, Powhattan, Ks.

1397. Mrs. Emily Rabideaii, mother, Ben Allen, Ks. 1397 lA. Robert L. Raber, father, R. F. D. Piedmont, Ks.

1398. Jackson L. Rader, father, Howard, Ks.

1399. Lowrey Moore, brother, Oakley, Ks.

1400. James P. Rafter, father, 713 N. 1st St., Pittsburg, Ks.

1401. Mrs. Minnie Raible, mother, Overbrook, Ks.

1402. Michael Raile, father, St. Francis, Ks.

1403. .

1404. D. A. Ramsey, father, 015 Ellinwood St., Osage City, Ks.

1405. Mrs. Scott Elliot, mother. Lyndon, Ks.

1406. Mrs. Ada Randel, R. F. D. 1, Cedar Vale, Ks.

1407. August R. Rasmussen, father, R. P. D. 2, Scandia, Ks.

1408. Andrew Rathgeber, father, R. F. D. 1, Kiowa, Ks.

1409. Ed Rawlings, brother, R. F. D. 8, Beloit, Ks.

1410. Fred L. Raymond, 1111 Rural St., Emporia, Ks.

1411. Mrs. Martha Raymond, wife, Hillsboro, Ks.

1412. Mrs. Alice Sweeten, mother, R. F. D. 2, Galena, Ks.

1413. Matt Reeh, father, Beardsley, Ks.

1414. Mrs. Caroline Reetz, mother, R. P. D. 2, Augusta, Ks.

1415. A. Reeves, father, Medicine Lodge, Ks.

1416. John Reichenberger, father, R. F. D. 1, Mount Hope, Ks.

1417. Jacob Reichert, father, R. F. D. 4, St. Francis, Ks.

1418. Henry J. Reid, father. Pence, Ks.

1419. Mrs. H. D. Reid, mother, 1331 Colorado Ave., Colorado Springs, Colo.

1420. Sebastian Reil, father, Wathena, Ks.

1421. Henry Reilly, Brookville, Ks.

1422. Fred E. Remick, father, R. P. D. 3, Osborne, Ks.

1423. John Rengstorf, father, R. F. D. 1, Bremen, Ks.

1424. Mrs. Lydia Renick, grandmother. Garden City, Ks.

1425. Joseph Rettele, father, R. F. D. 1, Seneca, Ks.

1426. Mrs. Reynolds, Geneseo, Ks.

1427. Mrs. Ed Rhoades, mother, 223 Indiana Ave., Neodesha, Ks.

1428. Mrs. Mary Rhodes, mother, Croweburg, Ks.

1429. Nathan Rice, R. F. D. 4, Louisburg, Ks.

1430. Samuel J. Rice, father, 1172 Garfield Ave., Topeka, Ks.

1431. Ed Rice, father, 216 E. 2d St., Hutchinson, Ks.

1432. Mrs. Marion Rice, mother, Lebanon, Ks.

1433. Fred Richards, father, R. F. D. 1, Galena, Ks.

1434. Mrs. Grace Richardson, wife, R. F. D. 2, El Dorado, Ks.

1435. Elza Richardson, father, R. F. D. 6, Parsons, Ks.

1436. Mrs. Margaret C. Richardson, mother, R. F. D. 1, Odin, III.

1437. .

1438. John Riedl, father, Spearville, Ks.

1439. Mrs. Luella Rigdon, mother. Sterling, Ks.

1440. Mrs. Bessie Righthouse, wife, 403 West St., lola, Ks.

1441. Mrs. Albina Turner, mother. Smith Center, Ks.

1442. Wilford H. Riley, brother. Fort Morgan, Colo.

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1458.

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1493.

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1495.

1496.

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1500.

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1502.

Peter Ring, father, Marysville, Ks.

William Rinker, father, "Washita, Okla.

Mrs. Bessie Lyman, cousin, R. F. D., box 10, Forestville, Conn.

Mrs. Minnie W. Ritter, mother, Eminence, Ks.

Albert Robards, Dawson Spring, Ky.

Harry Robb, father, R, F. D. 22, Wakarusa, Ks.

W. M. Robb, father, Keal, Ks.

Mrs. Elizabeth Robbins, wife, R. F. D. 5, Lawrence, Ks.

Mrs. Fannie Robbins, mother, R. F. D. 5, Oberlin, Ks.

Thomas C. Roberts, father, R. F. D. 16, Tecumseh, Ks.

Mrs. Dora M. Roberts, mother, Bucyrus, Ks.

Mrs. Mabel Roberts, wife, box 125, Humboldt, Ks.

Mrs. Jane Robertson, mother, R. F. D. 1, Athol, Ks.

Jalez E. Robinson, father, Nortonville, Ks.

Mrs. Ida M. Robinson, mother, 201 S. 1st St., lola, Ks.

Mrs. Hazel Robinson, wife, Wakarusa, Ks.

Mrs. Susie Robinson, wife, Moline, Ks.

George H. Robsou, father, R. F. D. 1, Devon, Ks.

Carl A. Rocklund, father, 1336 Massachusetts St., Lawrence, Ks.

William Roderick, father, 1017 S. 18th St., South Bend, Ind.

Mrs. Margaret Rodgers, wife, 435 W. 9th St., Concordia. Ks.

William B. Roe, father, Norcatur, Ks.

William J. Roe, father, Russell, Ks.

A. L. Roehr, Hugoton, Ks.

Mrs. Mary A. Rogers, mother, lola, Ks.

Will Rogers, Xortonville, Ks.

Noah T. Rogers, father, 410 W. 2d St., Newton, Ks.

Alfred Teeter, stepfather, 803 Thompson Ave., St. Joseph, Mo.

William H. Root, father, R. F. D. 5, Sabetha, Ks.

Millard F. Rose, father, Satanta, Ks.

Mrs. Margaret Roseberry, mother, Moundville, Mo.

Xancy Rosenborg, 231 S. Laura Ave., Wichita, Ks.

Louis Rosenkrantz, brother, Planter Hotel, Leavenworth. Ks.

George W. Rouner, father, Luray, Ks.

Aaron Rowan, father, 1714 W. Main St., Chanute, Ks.

Mrs. Hazel K. Raymond, sistei-, 511 11th St., Columbus, Ga.

Jaceff Rupp, father, Catherine, Ks.

Doctor B. Rush, father, R. F. D. 3, Chanute, Ks.

John R. Rush, father, Eugene, Mo.

John K. Russell, father, Nashville, Ks.

Mrs. Lulu M. Russell, mother, Hoxie, Ks.

Winfield Russell, father, Chanute, Ks.

Loren L. Russell, father. Soldier, Ks.

Mrs. Samuel Russell, mother, Merriam, Ks.

Claude Ryan, father, 285 S. Freemont St., Kansas City, Ks.

Anton Sack, father. Hays, Ks.

Mrs. A. B. Osboru. mother, 1708 N. Smelter St., Pittsburg, Ks.

Mts. H. Sample, Demar, Ks.

Mrs. Alice Sanders, mother, 1343 Haskee Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

Ray E. Sanders, father, 217 W. 11th St., Junction City, Ks.

Mrs. Mary Sanders, mother, Newkirk, Okla.

Kansas Casualties in the Wo)id War.

155

1503. 1504. 1505. 1506. 1507. 1508. 1509. 1510. 1511. 1512. 1513. 1514. 1515. 1516. 1517. 1518. 1519. 1520. 1521. 1522. 1523. 1524. 1525. 1526. 1527. 1528. 1529. 1530. 1531. 1532. 1533. 1534. 1535. 1536. 1537. 1538. 1539. 1540. 1541. 1542. 1543. 1544. 1545. 1546. 1547. 1548. 1549. 1550. 1551. 1552. 1553. 1554. 1555. 1556. 1557. 1558. 1559. 1560. 1561. 1562.

Mrs. Etta Sandhagen, mother, Haven Ks. Mrs. Lillian Sandifer, wife, Pittsburg, Ks.

John W. Santee, fatlier, R. F. D. 2, Williamsburg, Ks.

Mrs. Louise Carpenter, mother, Neodesha, Ks.

Mrs. Flora Saunders, mother, 232 W. 5th St., Hutchinson, Ks.

Frank Saunders, father, Ada, Ks.

Mrs. Minnie Sauzek, mother, R. F. D. 1, box 64, M'ichita, Ks.

Mrs. Louise E. Savage, mother, R. F. D. 1, Newton, Ks.

C. A. Sa^vjer, father, Drury, Ks.

Mrs. Mary J. Scales, mother, Gridley, Ks.

Mrs. Virda Schaich, mother, Talmage, Ks.

Fritz Schaplowski, father, R. P. D. 3, Halstead, Ks.

John R. Seharpf, father, R. F. D. 3, Dorance, Ks.

George R. Schauer, father, R. F. D. 5, Phillipsburg, Ks.

Mrs. Lola Schesser, wife, R. F. D. 2, Prairie View, Ks.

Mrs. William Scheufler, wife, R. F. D. 3, Hoisington, Ks.

Mrs. Ethel Schippel, wife, 503 E. Walnut St., Salina, Ks.

Fred G. Schlodder, father, R. F. D. 2, Howard, Ks.

Reinhart Schmidt, father, Lucas, Ks.

Mrs. Mary Schnable, mother, Clayton, Ks.

George Schneider, father, R. F. D., Birchtree, Mo.

George Schneikart, father, 81 N. Mill St., Kansas City, Ks.

Mrs. Bertha A. Schooley, mother, R. F. D. 4, Pittsburg, Ks.

Peter O. Showalter, father, Moundridge, Ks.

Henry Schrader, father, 733 First Ave. East, Hutchinson, Ks.

Mrs. Minnie Schrader, mother, Ellsworth, Ks.

Mrs. Helen Schroeder, mother, R. P. D. 1, box 16, Baxter Springs, Ks.

Gus D. Schroeder, brother, 300 E. 10th St., Newton, Ks.

Henry Schultz, father, R. F. D. 4, box 6, Hanover, Ks. .

John Schurter, father, Lamont, Ks.

August Schwandt, father, 516 Dakota St., Leavenworth, Ks.

Mrs. Louise Mann, sister, Iowa Point, Ks.

Gus Schweighofer, father, 209 West Wea St., Paola, Ks.

Mrs. Marj' Schwinn, mother. Weir, Ks.

Thomas A. Scott, father, R. F. D. 2, Bellaire, Ks.

Matthew M. Scott, father, Studley, Ks.

William R. Scott, father, R. F. D. 1, Hutchinson, Ks.

Sam T. Scott, father, Gove, Ks.

Fred A. Ruth, stepfather, box 50, Cunningham, Ks.

Edwin Scrivens, father, Perth, Ks.

Mrs. Emma Seroggins, mother, Hill City, Ks.

Porter Seacat. father, Star Route, Ashland, Ks.

Mrs. Emma Seal, mother, 415 S. Main St., Wichita, Ks.

Walter Wooten, uncle, Alta Vista, Ks.

Mrs. Victoria Seichepine, mother, R. F. D. 1. Piper, Ks.

Ed. Wurst, stepfather. Hunter, Ks.

Mrs. B. H. Selfridge, wif?, lock box 47, Sterling, Ks.

Mrs. Ruby Sellards, wife, Burlingame, Ks.

Cyrus Sester, father, Wamego, Ks.

W. E. Setser, father, R. F. D. 4, box 18, Wakefield, Ks.

Mrs. Alice Dean Sexon, mother, Norris City, 111.

Mrs. Bird W. Seymour, mother, Rantoul, Ks.

James O. Seymour, sr., father, general delivery, Rantoul, Ks.

Mrs. Opal Shafer, wife, 330 W. 2d St., Cherryvale, Ks.

156 Adjutant General's Department.

1563. William Shannon, father, general delivery, Mapleton, Ks.

1564. "William N. Sharp, father, general delivery, Sterling, Ks.

1565. Mrs. Lydia M. Sharp, mother, 314 Walnut St., Osawatomie, Ks.

1566. Mrs. Belle C. Sharp, 1212 Lafayette St., Wichita, Ks.

1567. Mrs. Harriett Shaw, wife, Pratt, Ks.

1568. Frank Shaw, father, Greenleaf, Ks.

1569. Mrs. Bernice Jaques, sister, Crescent Apts., Topeka Ave., Wichita, Ks.

1570. Mrs. Evelyn Shaw, 642 Madison St., Chicago, 111.

1571. Stephen Sheedy, father, 545 Reynolds Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

1572. Mrs. Jennie Sheern, mother, Garnett, Ks.

1573. Frank M. Shepard, father, 1220 Kenton St., Leavenworth, Ks.

1574. Mrs. Rachel Shepard, mother, Deerfield, Ks.

1575. Mrs. Lena Shetley, wife, Hatfield, Ark.

1576. Mrs. Anna Kneen, mother, Andreas, Isle of Man, England.

1577. Mrs. Ella M. Shipley, mother, Rossville, Ks.

1578. Alonzo L. Shirkey, father, Frankfort, Ks.

1579. Mrs. Arra Shoemaker, mother, Moran, Ks.

1580. Grandville Shoemaker, father, R. F. D. 3, Glen Elder, Ks.

1581. George Shook, father, R. F. D. 5, Lebanon, Ks.

1582. William H. Shook, father, 415 S. 3d St., Abilene, Ks.

1583. Mrs. Margaret E. Shook, mother, 415 S. 3d St., Abilene. Ks.

1584. John T. Short, father, 301 S. A St., Herington, Ks.

1585. Mrs. Laura Showalter, mother, R. F. D. 8, Wichita, Ks.

1586. Mrs. Bess Shower, wife, Carnegie, Okla.

1587. Mrs. Mary Shultz, mother, Williamsburg, Ks.

1588. Cyrus Shy, father, Angola, Ks.

1589. F. M. Sidener, Burns, Ks.

1590. George Siebenthaler, Merriam, Ks.

1591. Mrs. L. M. Sill, mother, Madison, Ks.

1592. Jemina Simmons, mother, R. F. D. 2, Carbondale, Ks.

1593. Charles M. Simmons, father, 2521 Chessney, Kansas City, Ks.

1594. Nick Simon, father, 148 Arter Ave., Oakland. Ks.

1595. Frank W. Simpson, father. Soldier, Ks.

1596. .

1597. Joseph B. Sims, father, Stafford, Ks.

1598. Henry Singleman, father, 3940 Fisher Ave., Rosedale, Ks.

1599. Isreal Sipes, father, R. F. D. 1, Pittsburg, Ks.

1600. George W. Ferguson, grandfather, Courtland, Ks.

1601. .

1602. Gus F. Skaer, father, 1049 State St., Augusta, Ks.

1603. Clint H. Skaggs, father, Sharon, Ks.

1604. Mrs. M. B. Skaggs, Kansas City, Mo.

1605. Frederick A. Skelton, brother. Coffee Creek, Mont.

1606. Patrick H. Skenyon, father. Little Rock, Ark.

1607. .

1608. .

1609. Roy Slick, brother, Phillipsburg, Ks.

1610. John William Sloan, uncle, 908 Kansas Ave., Great Bend. Ks.

1611. Mrs. Cora D. Sloan, mother, Attica, Ind.

1612. August Slomski, father, general delivery, Tongano.xie, Ks.

1613. Ralph B. Smart, father. R. F. D. 2, Mulvane, Ks.

1614. Mrs. Mamie Smelly, wife, Randolph, Ala.

1615. Mrs. Ella C. Smith, mother, Burdick, Ks.

1616. William Smith, father, Valley Center, Ks.

1617. George F. Smith, father, Cawker City, Ks.

1618. Charles W. Smith, father, box 386, Downs, Ks.

1619. J. J. Smith, Kingfisher, Okla.

1620. Isaac Cotton, uncle, Willard, Ks.

1621. Mrs. Hanah Smith, mother. Weir, Ks.

1622. Mrs. Kate Smith, mother, Montrose, Mo.

1623. Mrs. Ida Gertrude Smith, mother, 419 S. Jefferson St., lola, Ks.

Kansas Casualties in the Woi^ld War.

157

1624. 1625. 1626. 1627. 1628. 1629. 1630. 1631. 1632. 1633. 1634. 1635. 1636. 1637. 1638. 1639. 1640. 1641. 1642. 1643. 1644. 1645. 1646. 1647. 1648. 1649. 1650. 1651. 1652. 1653. 1654. 1655. 1656. 1657. 1658. 1659. 1660. 1661. 1662. 1663. 1664. 1665. 1666. 1667. 1668. 1669. 1670. 1671. 1672. 1673. 1674. 1675. 1676. 1677. 1678. 1679. 1680. 1681. 1682. 1683.

H. J. Smith, father, Seymour, Mo.

Mrs. Nannie M. Smith, mother, 510 N. 11th St., 'Fredonia, Ks.

Erastus M. Smith, father, Hartford, Ks.

Mrs. Rachel M. Smith, wife, Baxter Springs, Ks.

Peter D. Smith, father. Rock, Ks.

Valentien A. Smith, father, Cawker City, Ks.

Mrs. George A. Smith, mother, Bogue, Ks.

Ellsworth O. Smith, father, R. F. D. 3, Mulvane, Ks.

William Smith, father. Admire, Ks.

Mrs. Emma L. Smith, Colby, Ks.

Mrs. Susie Smith, mother, 412 Oak St., Ottawa, Ks.

Fred Smith, father, Fall Leaf, Ks., mail from Leavenworth, Ks.

William Smith, father, Prairie View, Ks.

Mrs. Sadie O. Smith, mother, 808 E. 12th St., Topeka, Ks.

Mrs. Anna Smith, mother, 2008 S. 10th St., St. Joseph, Mo.

George T. Srnith, father, Marysville, Ks.

Mrs. Leta Smith, mother, 938 N. 7th St., Salina, Ks.

William J. Smith, father. Gross, Ks.

W. G. Smith, 315 N. McCabe St., Winfield, Ks.

James M. Smyth, father. Eureka, Ks.

Mrs. Mary L. Snell. mother, 1105 N. Jefferson St., Junction City, Ks.

Parker E. Snow, father, Agra, Ks.

Mrs. Alice Snyder, mother, 1705 Gold St., Wichita, Ks.

James G. Snyder, brother R. F. D. 1, Memphis, Mo.

John Sommerla, father, R. F. D. 2, box 66, Leavenworth, Ks.

Mrs. Ida E. Sparling, mother, general delivery, Oneida, Ks.

Morris A. Frazier, brother-lin-law, R. F. D. 4, New Cambria, Ks.

Mrs. Josie Masquat, sister, Horton, Ks.

Andrew Speer, father, general delivery, Muscotah, Ks.

Mrs. Margaret Spillane, wife, 229 W. 9th St., Junction City, Ks.

Mrs. Gertrude Spoonmore, mother, Townsend, Mont.

Mrs. Rose R. Spotts, mother, R. F. D. 16, Tecumseh, Ks.

Mrs. Sarah A. Sprankle, mother, R. P. D. 9, Wichita, Ks.

Mrs. Luce Springer, mother, Coflfeyville, Ks.

Hosea Springer, father, Woodburn, Ore.

Emery Squires, father, Rosalia, Ks.

Fred H. Staatz, father, R. F. D. 4, Chapman, Ks.

Mrs. Charlie Stanley, mother, Holton, Ks.

J. W. Stanley, Gardner, Ks.

Gaylord Stanton, father, R. F. D. 2, Wa Keeney, Ks.

Mrs. Mary Starks, mother, 625 W. Allen St., Clinton, Mo.

Mrs. Mary Starr, mother, Vermillion, Ks.

Mrs. George Startz, father, R. F. D. 2, Liberty, Ks.

James Stauffer, father, Hepler, Ks.

Jacob F. Stauffer, father, New Cambria, Ks.

John Steffen, father, Newton, Ks.

Ralph Pitto, uncle, Atchison, Ks.

J. W. Dahlhammer, friend, Manchester, Ks.

Edwin P. Stephens, father, 1705 N. Lawrence St., Wichita, Ks.

T. R. Stephenson, father, general delivery, Argonia, Ks.

Mrs. Mina Stephenson, mother, St. Francis, Ks.

J. S. Sterling, father, Franklin, Mo.

Mrs. Mary C. McCrum, mother, 2708 E. 27th St., Kansas City, Mo.

158 Adjutant General's Department.

1684. Thomas W. Stevenson, father, general delivery, Richmond, Ks

1685. Mrs. Mary Stewart, mother, R. F. D. 1, Tipton, Ks.

1686. Richard Morgan Stewart, father, R. F. D. 1, Bartlett, Ks.

1687. Mrs. Georgia Stewart, mother, R. F. D. A, Elkhart, Ks.

1688. Mrs. Carrie Stewart, 2055 N. Market St., Wichita, Ks.

1689. Peter H. Stilley, father, 607 E. Main St., Beloit, Ks.

1690. Mrs. Dora Stillman. mother, Nortonville, Ks.

1691. Asa S. Pierce, uncle, R. F. D. 1, box 20, Bison, Ks.

1692. Edward Stine, brother, 1706 E. 1st St., Wichita, Ks.

1693. Mrs. Laura R. Stipp, mother, Urbana, Ks.

1694. Mrs. Nettie Stites. mother, Geneseo, Ks.

1695. Frank Stittsworth. father. Shields, Ks.

1696. William M. Stockwell. father, Stafford, Ks.

1697. Mrs. Mattie Stofer, Waverly, Ohio.

1698. Albert Stonebraker. father, Circleville, Ks.

1699. J. M. Storer, father, Alton, Ks.

1700. "Mrs. Neely Storey, mother, 608 Andrick St., Fort Scott, Ks.

1701. Isaia Stotts, father, R. F. D. 1, Mulberry, Ks.

1702. Albert Stout, brother, Horton, Ks.

1703. William H. Stouts, father. Greensburg, Ks.

1704. Mrs. Mable Thompson, sister, Independence, Ks.

1705. Frederick Strasser, father, general delivery. Hiattville, Ks.

1706. Otto Strauss, father, R. F. D. 5, Junction City, Ks.

1707. Joseph Strickland, father, R. F. D. 4, Oswego, Ks.

1708. J. L. Stuckey, father, R. F. D. 6, MePherson, Ks.

1709. Jacob Stull. father. Brownell, Ks.

1710. Thomas Stumpflf. father. R. F. D. 2, Merriam, Ks.

1711. Michael Stumps, sr.. Bushton, Ks.

1712. Conrad Stunz, father, 803 E. 6th St., Cherryvale, Ks.

1713. Elija T. Sturgis, Herington, Ks.

1714. Peter Sturm, father, general delivery, St. Francis, Ks.

1715. Mrs. Ruth A. Stutes, mother, R. F. D. 4, Burlington, Ks.

1716. George Stutes, father, 624 Franklin Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

1717. Fred Sueltz, father, Dearing, Ks.

1718. .

1719. John Summers, father, 419 Chandler, Topeka, Ks.

1720. William Frank Super, father, R. R. D. 1, Penokee. Ks.

1721. Adam Suppes. father, McCracken, Ks.

1722. .

1723. Charles E. Sutherland, father, 1411 Harrison St., Topeka, Ks.

1724. Mrs. Armento Muuzie, mother, 231 North Front St., Salina, Ks.

1725. John Sutton, father, Cawker City, Ks.

1726. John Swan, father, R. F. D. 1, Jamestown, Ks.

1727. Hamilton Swan, father, R. P. D. 1, Topeka, Ks.

1728. Mrs. Loia Swart, mother, general delivery, Newberg, Ore.

1729. Mrs. Mary A. Swai-tz, mother, R. F. D. 3, Arcadia, Ks.

1730. Mrs. Emilia Swiderski, mother, R. F. D. 2, Leavenworth, Ks.

1731. Mrs. Katy Switala, mother, 241 S. Mill St., Kansas City, Ks.

1732. Mrs. Mollie Fischer, mother, R. F. D. 1, bo.\ 168, Joplin, Mo.

1733. William Tacker. father, Macksville, Ks.

1734. Fred Tagler. father, R. F. D. 1, Enterprise, Ks.

1735. Mrs. Ethel Talbott, wife, 4119 Oak St., Kansas City. Mo.

1736. Miss Clara Tapsee, s-ister, Mayetta, Ks.

1737. Mrs. Emma M. Tate, mother, R. F. D. 2, Cummings, Ks.

1738. Mrs. Luella M. Schwerdieger, mother, Belleville, Ks.

1739. Jacob W. Taves, father, Coy, Okla.

1740. Ira Huddleston, uncle. Homewood, Ks.

1741. Mrs. Emma Taylor, mother, Norton, Ks.

1742. Mrs. Allie Taylor, wife. Gem, Ks.

1743. Mrs. Sarah Taylor, mother, Seneca, Ks.

1744. Mrs. James F. Bell, sister, Greenleaf, Ks.

Kansas Casualties in the World War. 159

1745. Mrs. Arlet A. Taylor, mother, 715 E. Sherman St., Hutchinson, Ks.

1746. Mrs. Ellen Taylor, mother, Cottonwood Falls, Ks.

1747. Charles Taylor, father, R. F. D. 3, Wamego, Ks.

1748. .

1749. August Thieme, father, Goflf, Ks.

1750. John L. Thiessen, father, R. F. D. 2, Buhler, Ks.

1751. Mrs. Eva Thomas, wife, 806 S. 19th St., Independence, Ks.

1752. Mrs. Dora Thomas, wife, 611 N. Meade Ave., Wichita, Ks.

1753. Mrs. Alice Thompson, motlier, 1442 Washington St., Topeka, Ks.

1754. .

1755. Moses Thompson, father, Summertield, Ks.

1756. Mrs. Janie Thompson, mother, Englewood, Ks.

1757. Mrs. Lizzie Davis, mother, 204 N. Hill St., Fort Scott, Ks.

1758. Mrs. C. W. Thompson, mother, Hallowell, Ks.

1759. Mrs. Mary B. Thompson, mother, 19th and Ottawa Sts., Leavenworth, Ks.

1760. Mrs. Mary Thompson, mother, R. F. D. 1, Dellvale, Ks.

1761. John G. Tliorn, father, R. F. D. 1, Altoona, Ks.

1762. Dave W. Throckmorton, brother, Troy, Ks.

1763. Silas Thurlow, father, R. F. D. 2, Winfleld, Ks.

1764. Mrs. Ketura Thurman, mother, 941 Alabama Ave., Lawrence, Ks.

1765. M. H. Tidball, father, Collyer, Ks.

1766. Mrs. Alice Tindall, mother, Ballinger, Texas.

1767. S. N. Tipton, Westphalia, Ks.

1768. William W. Tisdale, father, Russell, Ks.

1769. Mrs. Mary Titolski, mother, S. 4th St., Leavenworth, Ks.

1770. Mrs. Mary Titolski, mother, S. 4th St., Leavenworth, Ks.

1771. Mrs. Emma Tolley, wife, 205 E. 16th St., Junction City, Ks.

1772. Thomas J. Tompkins, father, Beloit, Ks.

1773. Mrs. Ha Woods, sister. 1009 N. Johnson St., Charlotte, N. Carolina.

1774. Mrs. Mary Trapp. mother, Herington, Ks.

1775. William H. Traver, father, Peabody, Ks.

1776. Miss Hattie Travis, sister, Victor, Ks.

1777. Joseph Trego, sr., father, R. F. D. 1, Newton, Ks.

1778. Mark C. Trent, father, R. F. D. 4, Erie, Ks.

1779. Mrs. Anna Trezise, wife. Delia. Ks.

1780. Mrs. Mittie Triessel, mother, Garden City, Ks.

1781. A. S. Troeymel, Kingsdown, Ks.

1782. Andrew J. Trout, brother, Lyndon, Ks.

1783. Clinton Trout, father, De Soto, Ks.

1784. Mrs. Florence C. Troutman, wife, 110 Walnut St., Ottawa, Ks.

1785. Louis Trover, R. F. D. 6, Smith Center, Ks.

1786. Mrs. Agnes Tro.xell, wife, R. F. D. 2, White Cloud, Ks.

1787. .

1788. .

1789. Jesse Tucker, brother, Englewood, Ks.

1790. Jessie M. Tucker, mother. 933 Tennessee St., Lawrence, Ks.

1791. Blinn S. Turner, father, R. F. D. 5, Marshfield, Mo.

1792. Mrs. Laura Turner, mother, R. F. D. 1, Columbia, Mo.

1793. James P. Tuttle, father, Anthony, Ks.

1794. H. R. Tweed, father, R. P. D. 1, Carlton, Ks.

1795. Charles Tweedy, R. P. D. 10, Winfleld, Ks.

1796. Miss Ellen Ganoung, friend, Arlington, Colo.

1797. Lewis C. Umberger, father, R. F. D. 1, Elmdale, Ks.

1798. A. E. Umphenour, father, Parsons, Ks.

1799. Mrs. Amelia Ungles, mother, Arlington, Ks.

1800. Mrs. W. M. Vaughn, mother, Columbus, Ks.

1801. Mrs. J. E. Ure, mother. Park, Ks.

1802. J. Wamminack, father, 304 E. 9th St., Junction City, Ks.

1803. Mrs. Elmora VanCampen. mother, R. F. D. 3, Haven, Ks.

1804. Mrs. Emma A. VanCleave, mother, 821 W. Sycamore St., Independence, Ks.

1805. Mrs. Flossie G. Hall, sister. La Crosse, Ks.

160

Adjutant General's Department.

1806.

1807.

1808.

1809.

1810.

1811.

1812.

1813.

1814.

1815.

1816.

1817.

1818.

1819.

1820.

1821.

1822.

1823.

1824.

1825.

1826.

182/.

1828.

1829.

1830.

1831.

1832.

1833.

1834.

1835. 1836. 1837. 1838. 1839. 1840. 1841. 1842. 1843. 1844. 1845. 1846. 1847. 1848. 1849. 1850. 1851. 1852. 1853. 1854. 1855. 1856. 1857. 1858. 1859. 1860. 1861. 1862. 1863. 1864. 1865.

Mrs. Dena A'andyke, mother, R. F. D. 2, Prairie View. Ks.

Albert Vanek, father, Geneseo, Ks.

Samuel VanMeter, father, Vona, Colo.

Mrs. Erma M. VanTasell, wife, 430 Willow Ave., Topeka, Ks.

Homer M. Varner, father, Moran, Ks.

Mrs. Calvin O. Varner, mother, Great Bend, Ks.

Mrs. Aura Verdier, mother, R. F. D. 3, Osawatomie, Ks.

Mrs. Nellie Verhoeff, mother, Grinnell, Ks.

Mrs. Jessie Vestal, mother, 315 X. Grove, Wichita, Ks.

Mrs. Mary L. Vickroy, wife, 266 N. 5th St., Kansas City. Ks.

Mrs. Sarah Vigola, mother, Osage City, Ks.

Dr. James F. Vigor, father, Pomona, Ks.

Mrs. Will Vigus. mother, Ozawkie, Ks.

Mrs. Jennie Viles, mother, Muscotah, Ks.

Mrs. Mattie M. Viola, mother, 510 N. W. 7th St., Abilene, Ks.

Joseph Vodraska, father, Black Wolf, Ks.

Walter C. Stephens, brother, Ruleton, Ks.

Anton Vopata, father. R. F. D. 1, bo.\ 43, Irving, Ks.

John Voss, father, Densmore, Ks.

Charles Waddle, father, 109 W. 2d St., Vinton. Iowa.

Mike Wagner, father, R. F. D. 3, Prairie View, Ks.

Mrs. Mary J. Wagner, mother. Wilder, Ks.

]Mrs. Emma Waite, mother, R. F. D. 1, Rantoul, Ks.

Mrs. Belinda Wakeman, mother, Wathena, Ks.

L. R. Walker, father, Effingham, Ks.

Mrs. Delia Walker, mother, 122 0 4th Ave., Hutchinson, Ks.

Mrs. Bessie Walker, wife, 709 Virginia Ave., Martinsburg, W. Va.

Charles A. Walker, father. Piedmont, Ks.

Howa D. Walker, father, 132 S. Mulberry St., Ottawa, Ks.

C. W. Wall, R. F. D. 1, Sedan, Ks.

Samuel Wallace, father, R. F. D. 6, Paola, Ks.

Mrs. Francis Wallace, mother, 3048 W. Silver Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

Mrs. Ruth Walls, w-ife, 923 N. Chestnut St., lola, Ks.

Mrs. Fannie Butts, friend, Adair Apartments, San Diego, Cal.

Mrs. Zady Lippard, guardian, Topeka, Ks.

Mrs. Alfred W. Walton, wife, 14th and Metropolitan Ave., Leavenworth, Ks.

Mrs. Xannia A. Ward, mother, St. John, Ks.

Mrs. Mary Vesser, sister, 214 E. Birch Ave., Arkansas City, Ks.

Ely M. Warner, father, Ellsworth, Ks.

J. B. Warren, father, Linwood, Ks.

William Warren, father, Cheney, Ks.

Nelson Warren, father, 1402 1st St., Winfield, Ks.

Mrs. Laura Washburn, mother, Bonner Springs, Ks.

Harry Watkins, brother, Chanute, Ks.

William M. Watson, father, Floral, Ks.

Mrs. Luella Watson, mother, R. F. D. 6, Beloit, Ks.

Mrs. Sina Watson, mother, 220 N. Keystone St., Stafford, Ks.

Lonnie Wa.xler, brother, Vliets, Ks.

Mrs. Fannie Way, mother, Rock Creek, Ks.

George W. Weast, father, Yellville, Ark.

George W. Weaver, father, Lyons, Mo.

John T. Weaver, father, 404 E. C St., Hutchinson, Ks.

Mrs. Grace Weaver, wife, 918 W. 2d Ave., El Dorado, Ks.

Mrs. Lula Weaver, mother, Brinkley, Ark.

William R. Weaver, father, 209 E. Central Ave., Wichita, Ks.

Mrs. Mattie England, mother, Girard, III.

Andrew P. Wehry, father, Peabody, Ks.

Mrs. E. A. Weible, mother, 924 Alabama, Lawrence, Ks.

Otto Weinberg, father, Troy, Ks.

10)

Kansas Casualties in the World War. 161

1866. Malilon Weir, father, Horton, Ks.

1867. John Weirich, father, 432 W. 2d St., Junction City, Ks.

1868. Mrs. Catherine W. Saunders, sister, Cleveland, Ohio.

1869. Cyrus L. Welch, father, R. F. D. 3, Cherryvale, Ks.

1870. James W. Cox, friend, R. F. D. 3, Howard, Ks.

1871. Mrs. Alto M. Weller, wife, McAllister, Ks.

1872. Albert Wellnitz, father, R. F. D. 2, Emporia, Ks. ■<873. Mrs. O. Wells, mother, 136 N. Estelle Ave., Wichita, Ks.

1874. Willis I. Wells, father, ,^tna, Ks.

1875. Mrs. Maude Johnson, sister, 520 Clark St., Whiting, Ind.

1876. N. S. Welton, father, Rantoul, Ks. 1877. .

1878. Julius Wendlandt, father, Coffeyville, Ks.

1879. Mrs. Lena Wendt, mother. 233 S. Keller St., Olathe, Ks.

1880. George Carter, brother-in-law, Meriden, Ks.

1881. Mrs. Viona V. AVest, mother, R. F. D. 1, Clever, Mo.

1882. Mrs. Laura B. West, mother, Mildred, Ks.

1883. Mrs. Mary E. West, mother, McCracken, Ks.

1884. Mrs. Ruben Westling, 1637 Fillmore St., Topeka, Ks.

1885. James G. Whalen, brother, R. P. D. 1, Great Valley, N. Y.

1886. Thomas Wheatley, father, Bunkerhill, Ks.

1887. Mrs. Mary M. Calentine, mother, 402 Hill St., Joplin, Mb.

1888. Mrs. Mary J. Wheeler, mother. Eureka, Ks.

1889. Mrs. Edna Whetstone, mother, R. F. D. 2, Cunningham, Ks.

1890. .

1891. Mrs. Iva Shawn, sister, R. F. D. 1, Americus, Ks.

1892. William P. White, father, 1309 Adams St., Great Bend, Ks.

1893. Mrs. W. S. White, mother, 608 Kickapoo St., Hiawatha, Ks.

1894. .

1895. John White, father, R. F. D. 1, Americus, Ks.

1896. Mrs. Mary E. White, mother, 121 N. 5th St., Fredonia, Ks.

1897. Mrs. Elizabeth White, mother, 322 Lawrence, St., Topeka, Ks.

1898. Mrs. Minnie White, mother, 1317 Lincoln St., Coffeyville, Ks.

1899. .

1900. William E. Whitesell, father, R. P. D. 4, Newton, Ks. 1901%. .

1901. ■* Truesdale Whiting, father, Dighton, Ks.

1902. Mrs. Nancy Wideman, mother, Greeley, Ks.

1903. John Wiedmer, Madison, Ks.

1904. Henry Wietharn, brother, R. F. D. 5, Seneca, Ks.

1905. Earl M. Kemp, uncle, Gaylord, Ks.

1906. Samuel G. Wikoff, father, box 119, Lyons, Ks. ■ 1907. J. M. Wilde, father, White City, Ks.

1908. Mrs. Sallie Wilder, mother, Macksville, Ks.

1909. Mrs.'Ora Wilkerson, mother, 2711 Garfield, St., Kansas City, Mo.

1910. Mrs. Fannie Willard, mother, Mound City, Ks.

1911. Mrs. Matilda A. Williams, mother, R. F. D. 3, Tonganoxie, Ks.

1912. Mrs. Bertha M. Williams, wife, Cherokee, Ks.

1913. Warren F. Williams, father, Yoder, Ks.

1914. Mrs. Mary Long, mother, R, F. D. 3, Ottawa, Ks.

1915. Mrs. Lissa Williams, mother, R. F. D. 2, Severy, Ks.

1916. Edward R. Williams, father, Caney, Ks.

1917. Mrs. James R. Williams, mother, Preston, Ks.

1918. Charles E. Willison, father, 612 Callahan St., Muskogee, Okla.

1919. Mrs. A. P. Wilson, mother, care L. G. Purvis, Elwood, Ks.

1920. Mrs. Sarah Gossman, mother, Preston, Ks.

1921. Mrs. Thresa M. Wilson, wife, box 192, Oberlin, Ks.

1922. Mrs. H. M. York, mother, 310 N. B St., Herington, Ks.

1923. Mrs. Hazel A. Wilson, wife, 320 E. 1st St., Topeka, Ks.

1924. B; 1 S. Wilson, father, 223 Lake St., Topeka, Ks.

-World War — 4185

162 Adjutant General's Department.

1925. William P. Wilson, father, Edna, Ks.

1926. .

1927. Mrs. Wetha Wimmer, mother. 623 N. Sherman St., Liberal, Ks.

1928. Ed C. Winchester, father, R. F. D. 4, Stafford, Ks.

1929. Mrs. George L. Wingate, wife. R. F. D. 1, Ogden, Ks.

1930. W. C. Wink, father, Oakley, Ks.

1931. Mrs. Crissie A. Winter, mother, R. F. D. 1, Montrose, Ks.

1932. Mrs. Laura Wise, wife, Burlingame, Ks.

1933. Wenzel Whittman, father, R. F. D. 1, Richmond, Ks. 1934. .

1935. Joseph R. Wood, father, Lawrence, Ks.

1936. William Wood, father, R. F. D. 1, Hiattville, Ks.

1937. Henry Wood, R. F. D. 4, Girard, Ks.

1938. Mrs. Otto B. Wood, wife, 1915 Lakin Ave., Great Bend, Ks.

1939. Mrs. Daisy Barlow, sister, 1438 Polk St., Topeka, Ks.

1940. Mrs. Maude Pinkerton, sister, Kingman, Ks.

1941. George W. Work, father, R. F. D. 3, Toronto, Ks.

1942. Mrs. Ed Worley, mother, Manhattan, Ks.

1943. Mrs. Sadie Cassity, aunt, Fredonia, Ks.

1944. .

1945. Jake R. Wren, father, R. P. D. 2, Sedan, Ks.

1946. Mrs. Elsa M. Wright, wife, Montrose, Ks.

1947. Prince A. Wright, father, R. F. D. 1, Alexander, Ks.

1948. Mrs. Edna Wright, wife, Achilles, Ks.

1949. Alonzo Wright, father, Olathe, Colo.

1950. Mrs. AUie E. Wright, mother, 1108 Greely Ave., Kansas City, Ks.

1951. Mrs. Bessie Matoon, friend, 321 Seneca St., Leavenworth, Ks.

1952. Mrs. Cecil Wright, wife, R. F. D., Ida, Ks.

1953. Christopher B. Wuerfele, father, Burlington, Ks.

1954. Robert N. Wymore, father, 115 6th Ave. N. W., Minot, N. Dak.

1955. Mrs. Minnie Garlisch, sister, R. F. D. 3, Kingman, Ks.

1956. Mrs. Emma Yarbrough, mother, 1221 S. Millington St., Winfleld, Ks.

1957. George W, Yates, foster father. 323 Greenwood Ave., Topeka, Ks.

1958. Abraham Yeamans, father. Reeds Springs, Mo.

1959. Albert S. Yelton, father, Caldwell, Ks.

1960. R. C. Yoder, Burr Oak, Ks.

1961. Henry Yokem, father, R. F. D. 1, Humboldt, Ks.

1962. John Young, father. Liberty, Mo.

1963. Benjamin F. Young, R. F. D. 1, Rydal, Ks.

1964. Mrs. Rachael Young, mother, Clifton, Ks.

1965. Charles Young, father, Clifton, Ks.

1966. Xeils C. Zachariassen. father, R. F. D. 1, Meriden, Ks.

1967. Mrs. Amellia Zeileis, mother, P. O. bo.\ 92, St. Marys, Ks.

1968. August Zemke, father, Blue Hill, Ks.

1869. Charles P. Zerbe, father, R. F. D. 3, Alta Tista, Ks.

1970. Mrs. Augusta Zerener, mother, Cheney, Ks.

1971. Miss Otilia Zidek, sister, 1103 Elm St., Marysville, Ks.

1972. .

1973. Mrs. N. L. Zike, wife, Arma, Ks.

1974. Mrs. Grace A. Zimmerman, mother, 405 Spencer St., Council Grove, Ks.

1975. Frank Wuckowisith, brother-in-law, R. F. D. 1, Greeley, Ks.

1976. Conrad Zwitzig, father, Russell, Ks.

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