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West Virginians Among Army Wounded in Europe
Ninety two West Virginians were listed by the War Department as wounded in action in the European theater. The notice names service members with their mothers, wives, or siblings listed, noting several later notifications of additional wounds or awards including the Purple Heart and Silver Star for actions in Germany and Tunisia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Louise M. Brown
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Ward
Grover Byrne
B. Cohenour
Kame A. Cohenour
Blue Sulphur Springs
Charles W. Cole
Hettie O. Luevenne Criss
Harold Cutuip
M "Beaton
Oo O
Rosella W. Ellis
Russell
Loretta
Powell
James Estepp
Pfc
Seeteie L Bruce
Estnut St. Clarksbur
Clifford Maire
William Hale
Sidney
Lertie
Hall
Minnie Hall
Servia
Bainbridge C. Hughes
Sallie BE. Hughes
Annat
Serene Pic
A D. Jami
Shinnston
James m, Jr
Betty J. Kellem
Mt. Clare
Faward Mascioli
Selvatores
Raar
Antown
George P. McClaugherty
Laura E. McClaugherty
Priiceton
Samuel C. McNeill
Bennet H. McNeill
Pentress
John E. M. Meadows
Clare Mewart
Brooming Rose
Cam H. Thompson
Lether Thompson
Montcalming
D. Thompson
Deweyney Thompson
Bould Mile
George E. Toorne
Doroth Thorne
Mennington
Rendall Toler
Lillian Toler
Clear Fors
Robert Tork
Patrick A. Tork
Fairmont
Vern BE. Walden
Essie Walden
Dunkard
Morganown
Arvil W. Walle
Prances Poors Walls
War Eagles
Jre Ware
Hazel M. Ward
Kermit
William P. Whelan
M. Whelan
Cole
France
Kelly
Meadows
Germany
Thompson