Roll of Honor listing American Expeditionary Forces names
A lengthy catalog of service members and their units in the American Expeditionary Forces, with many listed by name and posting, including Ardgay Scotland Camp Devens Paris France Forts and depots. The list features soldiers from various branches and assigned locations across the war zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Allsopp
Uni
Ardgay
Scotland
Ae Oe Berry
Devens Ebster Blanchard
Alexander Sth
Bo Mamie Ie
Des Wesse
H.briggs
Fort Banks
Winthrop
Edward L. Burke
France
Fororge
H. Briggs
Camp Meigs
Washington
D. C
Ft. McHenrymerearacHenry
Baleary
Byer
D. Norman Campbell
Harold Coolidge
104Th Inf
Maene Eet Co
H. Cram
Camp Devens
Howard Daniels
Newport
John ‘Davis
Raymond Durkee
Caisson
76Th
Albert
W. Hvans
151St
James Madison Fairbanks
American Ambulance Corps
Paris
Harland Flagg
R. J. Crandall Forbes
Bat
Ralph Gates
Glenn Gould
Frank Giannoni
U. S. Marines
Fort Andrews
Boston
Walter Gilmore
O’brien
European
Frank Greenough
Arthur ’T. Goding
Devens H. Wesley Hall
Devens
William T. Hayes
79Th
F. A
Camp Hogan
Houston
Texas
Harry Heath
U. 8 Int
Carl Hoar
Segt
Camp
Hugh Hodgen
R. I
William Huntoon
Vernon
John Kenney
Philip Klein, Wagoner
101St Eng
26Th
Harland, Lawrence
Quantico
Theron Lowden
U. S. Inf
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Soren Mekklesen
Military Police
Frank McCarthy
John D. McWayne
J. Buchanan Nims
Wagoner
R. Earl Randall
U.S. S. Lenape
Everett Reed
G. Howard Reed
John P. Sisson
Ambulance Corps
Allentown
Walter H. Welch
U.S. S. Wyoming
Charles S. West
U. S
A Winter Forest Trial Ends In a Narrow Escape
A first person account recalls cutting wood during a harsh winter to save fuel. While battling cold and fatigue, the narrator finishes a long chopping day only to be knocked from a tree by a falling oak. Rescued by hunters, he survives and reflects on prayers answered and life saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Old
Jericho
Wm. C. Kenyon
Spring Arrives as Snowmelts Beneath Bright Sun
Poetic fragment describes warm sun banishing winter, winds freeing fields, tulips blooming in yellow white and red, birds singing, trees budding, children playing outdoor games as spring returns.
Knitting Chorus Spans Family Lines and Love
Poem celebrates knitting as a family and community act. Across generations from grandma to father the craft unites households and rooms lit by oil lamps and electric light. Knitting is described as a hopeful, loving bond more precious than gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littell McClung
County Court Items Detail Sudbury and Hudson Estates
Rufus Hurlbut of Sudbury named administrator of Lizzie Jones estate with a 22000 bond. estate valued at 12859.12 with 8859.12 personal property. Several Maynard Sudbury entities tied to lawsuits and probate filings note attached claims and bonds. Howard Wilson of Maynard and Martha Wirtanen of Agate sue for contract damages. others face tort actions, estates of Daniel Noonan Hudson, Bridget McNally Hudson, Charles Hunt Hudson listed with inventories. Etta M. Lawrence of Somerville seeks adminship of Louisa Littlefield Hudson estate valued at 400. Multiple administrators, heirs, and attorneys named including L W Sims, J Massirman Co., and Atty. Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Bedford
Concord
Maynard
Rufus
H. Hurlbut
Sudbury
Lizzie Jones
McIntire
Joshua W. Carr
Howard
Wilson
Mayparert Oikari
Martha Wirtanén
Agate
Charles L. Hunt
Hudson
Harry Inman
Gleasondale
Robert Inman
Herbert Inman
Marlboro
Joseph Massirman
Chelsea
J. Massirman Co
Cora
Slacke
Waltham
Elm St
Massirman
Arthur E. Slacke
Charles Denison
Boston
Caroline
Anna B. Tower
Hattie 9. B. Denison
East Cambridge
Restiion Carroll
Balcom
Clara M. White
Charles P. Tucker
Ernest L
Crossman
Worcester
George, L. Whitcomb
Fred E. Morris
Tremont St
Maud A. Whitcomb
Sidney D.haynes
Peter J. O'Malley
Sarah A. Walker
Main St
O’malley
Carlton B. Walker
Hollis S.howe
Clara A. Howe
Hollis S. Howe
Fierriman M. Howe
Hudson, Sons
Attys.“Swain, Carpenter
Apsley Rubber. Co
William J. Coady
William J. Coady Jr
John T. Coady
John B. Rice
Julie’ B. Jefts
Etta .M. Lawrence
Somerville
Atty. H. Harding Hale
Liberty Loan subscriptions show strong support from American Woolen Co
The American Woolen Co reports total third Liberty loan contributions of 2 305 000 with Maynard's 80 000 and its mills and offices totaling 1 203 350. The largest mill leads with 15 450 from Wood Worsted of Lawrence. several plants across New England and nearby states contributed sizable sums from 1 650 to 158 450, highlighting broad company participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolen Co
Massachusetts
Maynard
American ‘Woolen Co
Pegler M. Wood
Lawrence
Washington
Bos bin Shee
iNew York
Vacious Mills
Rochdale
Mass
Valley
Providence
R. I
Puritan
Plymouth
Sawyer
Dover
N. H
Weybosset
R.I
Royalston
S. Royalston
Saranac
Blackstone
Provy
Heéca
Uxbridge
Pioneer
Pittsfield
Chase
Webster
Anchor
Harrisville
Narragansett
Warren
Kennebec
Fairfield
Baltic
Enfield
Leerand
Bay State
Lowell
Qunegan
Old ‘Town
Beall
W. Fitchburg
Ray
Burlington & Champlain
Winooski
Fulton
N. Y
Riverside
Olneyville
Forest
Bridgeton
Bradford
Louisville
Prospect
Tenens
Globe
Utica
N .Yt
Newport
Indian Spring
Madison
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A.B. Baggesen
Main ST. Concord
P. O
Louis Lucta
Douglas Avenue
Garfield Street
Milton‘ C. Bean
Optometrist
Nason St
Dr. B. Garland
Maynard, Mass
George H. Woods
B. A. King West Acton
Residence
Maynard Marble
Granite Works
P. G
Oulding South
Mase
Cutting A Corp
Edward Surette
W. C. Strout
Concord ST
Fanny Rodman Titcomb
Middlesex
GEO
Titcomb
Amt
Udbury Road
Wee Te
Lia
Iene
Goodrich
Silvertown Gords
Urbads
Whrers
America
Godrich Guarante
Supreme Service
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Boylaton
Mayrard
Board of Selectmen
Creighton
Board
Frank Binks
A. B. Morse
Albert Emith
AIC
Freder W. Leyland
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Harry H. Gardner
Suffolk
Commonwealth
Hasterly
Concord and
Cambridge
Orlando Batch
Patch
Mill
Millbrook
James Mullins
Lincon
Micajah Rice
Paul Harris
Harris
Hahry H. Gardner
Swain, Carpenter , & Nay
Mor
Paddick Building
Tremont Street
Silloway
Great Road
Joseph Hannon
East
St. Maynard