Connecticut Men Named in Army Casualty List Toll
Long list from the War Department shows thirty Connecticut men named among the forces killed and wounded. The roster includes several Fairfield county soldiers and multiple branches with officers, noncoms, and privates from Bridgeport Ansonia Norwalk Milford and beyond. Theまとめ reflects actions in action, missing, wounded, and died of disease across varied units and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Fairfield County
Sal
Taha Sywashington
Connecticut
Pershing
War Department
Bridgeport
Bhélton
Norwalk
Hm Branchville
Milford
Ieutenants
Charles RR
Mid- Auch
Jackson
Mich
William Air Russell
Detysit
Irby JM Curry
Mar
N. J
Freeman T. Croley
Williamsburg
Raymond H. Hardke
Baldeagie Lake
Minn
Sidney Hebert
Napoleonville
Ray B. Hinchman
North Vernon
Ind
Joseph Hocks
Philadelphia
Albert Hollin
Albert ‘Lea
Benjamin Leibowitz
New York
N. Y
Fletcher A. MacDonald
Alameda
Cal
John C. Moe
le Roy
Joseph Moscorello
Brooklyn
Sam Nazzaro
Mainstreet
Branchville
Bristol
Louis Tracy
Brunswick, IL
William Bartilsen
Beaudoin
Minneapolis
Frank J. Naylor
James R. Nees
Poland
Oliver X.nelson
Milwaukee
Wis
William 3. Nevins
Rockville
Robert Newlin
Sloomingdale
Anthony ¥. Nicastro
Acorn St
John T. Ring
Kernersville
Frank Sockel
Chicago
John Degnan
John Flowers
Cockrum
Miss
Paul F. Haertsmann
Glennburne
Oscar E. Nicholson
Carlton
Thomas F. Patterson
Eupora
Henry Penney
Danville
John McLernon
Baltimore
Bishop
Batterton
Paris
Wesley G. Bedker
Burlington
Herbert J. Brnckley
Ill
Victor Jones
Duquesne
Frederick P. Taggart
Whittier
Samuel M. Burns
Aledo
Eugene Flavin
Marathon
Howard H. Nelson
Cleveland
Ohio
John W. Standfast
Flushing
L. I
A. L. Sims
Groveport
John T. Thornton
Hesterville
Migs
Joseph Casio
N.Y
Allen P. Darby
Vermit Non
Howard P. Burton
Veryay
Hugh M. Todd
Dyersburg
Tonn
Army Casualties and Registrations Highlight War News
The list records numerous fallen, wounded, and missing soldiers from various states and towns, with officers and enlisted men named. It also reports registration day closures by the Stock Exchange and other institutions for the draft, plus notes on personnel changes at Lee Bros. and a light World War I anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martin Conboy
Draft
New York City
Stock Exchange, Cotton Exchange
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Kedzie Smith
Diveit
John ‘T. Fallon
Rexbury
Mass
Joseph Lafonie
William Horace Warridon
Augusta
Mont
Lewis Raby
Ute
Iowan
L. Bastie
James R. Beckham
Howlka
Tse
John A. Dean
Butler
Michael Duffy
Phillipsburg
Ward M. Fay
Wakefield
Albert Fines
Cleburne
Texas
West Firth
Terryville
Conn
Idmas Fitzgerald
South Boston
Mas
Henry A. Foster
Imboden
Jatk
Warner. Franklyn
Westfield
John F. Harrington
Greenfield
Fred T. Merrill, Jr
Portland
Oregon
Robert &. Neel
Re Creek
Walter Arnold
Lson
Chinook
Walter Witon
West Medford
Amas
Derry
Robert M. C. Iam
Catcsauqua
Pas
Albert C. Kay
Parsons
Venn
John Elmer Jackson
Indianapolis
Solomon Kenpwk
Detroit
Charles C. Lane
Newmansville
Dominico Lea
Des Moines
Iowa
Dondnicko Guctino
Washington
Mitton Luistiz
Par Rockaway
John Mares
Ocothan
Moyers
Mexico
William D. Martin
San Point
Idaho
Manusl Martines
Taos
N. Mex
William D. Mayo
McDonugh
Basil Palmer
Glencoe
Watter Chandler
Alva Robbins
Laure
Fred I. Rune
Dkelso
Wash
Angela Santarelli
Tooele
Utah
Charles Edward Woitriver
Harrisburg
Otis B. Thomas
Yonkers
Ag Tee
Wrank Carbauga
Greencastle
Donald D. Sparr
Cromwell Iowa
Sam Chambers
Sanders
Monroe Co
Otly Kane Norton
Oakland
Bartley
van Henrik
Ullen
Carl Thomas Gunnill
Madison
James J. McCarthy
Diamea McGuinness
Harry Kenneth Skungie
Hersey
Cook Charles E. Slocum
Third
Toledo
Priveteus
Eddie P. Carter
Houston
James H. Caylor
Kansas City
Michael Chittick
Nico Patano
Casserta
Italy
John J. Ford
Mandrolo
Charles M. Wrench
Center
Cote
Guy WN. Stafford
Battle Creek
J. Statz
Richmond
Ming
M. Pattie
Winsted
LaFleur
Caturo
Harold Pp
Possard
Waterville
James H. Merritt
Camp
Weak Afiller
Evie
Elmer Pera
Maina
Matt Paterson
Crystal Falls
George W. Philbroos
Witla Tinker, Jr
New Wasen
Raymond Allen Wilson
Lexington
Ir. A. Coughlin
Laurel St
Zachary WH
Button
Lagrange
Carl Malvin Jenkins
Middletown
Nathaniel B. Thornton
Columbus
Charles Musar
Capo Aloriando
Messina
William T. Gharigs
Chatsworth
Peter J. Flaming
Woburn
Acre
J. Ward
Waters
Pitoy Gates Wood
Cou
Knauth
Naeus Joseph Lidemeyer
New Iberia
Lewis H. Wood
Cedartown
Oscar i
Strickland
Portsmouth
Earl Robert Bentley
Henny Bray
Jervt J. Gorham
George F. Ryan
Imstel
Johnb. Garner
George Herman
Oil City
Albert Wr
Shenandoah
William G. Jackson
Pittsburgh
Ayrton V. Leader
Bedford
Charles Anderson
New Haven
Samuel MM. Brehrman
Paterson
Elmer Carlson
Fulton, Il
Stephen J. U
Lorin E. Vr
Lewistown
Harry Qlie
Alvin Rampune
Powervaloo
Moore
John Steve Org Spencer
Wiss
Charles HW
Trnz State College
John Zajycago
Benjamin G. Ganz
New Brighton
Par
Robert A. Ruste
Montrose
Wenry Vozzolo
Hartford
Kansas
Marshell Kierris
Maonticelta
Shirrel Morris
Dublin
George A. Morrison
Camden
Lelon W. Moyers
Cunningham
Abe Muchinen
As Radio
Tranwood
Os Martin Ramstead
Superior
Louis Ll. Rath
N. Wi
Ldorenzo Rea
Livermore Walls
Deserve Recrisci
Airmount
Wo. Va
Fred Sector
Grogsville
Tenn
Alfred Roesener
Bremen
Dewey H. Shearer
Anderson, & C
William H. Reardon
Tlaviford
Wig
Lester M. Pittslay
Basel
Floyd WB. Begley
Eden, Mo
Inverne Biers
Charles PF. Bonner
Chico
Manawa
Andy Tounzen
van Buren
Sey
TNE
LEE Bros
Stephen A. Novakoski
Noble Avenue
Wissner Piano Company
Lee Brothers Co
Mr. Novakoski
New Jingland
Columbia
George Alexandar
Dash
Dashti
Tash
George
Washington Star
Axminster Rugs
AH Oriental Designs
Lee
Main Street
LEE Bros. Furniture CO
Arch Street
Lee’s