Maynard and Boxboro Roll of Honor lists wartime servicemen
Compiled lists from Maynard and Boxboro document residents serving in World War I across the American Expeditionary Forces and allied units. The records name numerous individuals by rank, unit, and location with notes inviting corrections for accuracy and updates on changes of address, rank, or regiment.
War Roll Listing From Red Cross Committee Source
The list records names including James H Masters of the 17th Squadron Aviation camp Waco Texas Robert Poland of Co B Holders Train and Military Police 26 Div B C Steele Lumber unit 3 Ardgay Rosshire Co Scotland Clifton Steele of 20th Engineers Co F 6th Battalion Am Exp Forces. If any names are omitted or misspelled local correspondents should send corrections for a complete record.
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Maynard
Cail
William Gutter'ige
Brooka
Waine Warle Anderson
John Lee
Camp
Devens Whitney Bent
Uatt
American Forestry
Ardgay
Scot
Joseph Beavis
U. 8
Frank J. Binks
Washington
D. C
George W. Binns
Intelligence Dept
France
Joseph Boothroyd
Field Artillery
Camp Devens Lawrence
Brindley
6Th Regt
Robert Brown
102D
F. A
Williams Batsford
3D Field Artillery
Fts
Sam Houston
Texas
Earl Brearley
Naval Reserves Corp
William Baron
H. A
Camp Devens
John Beck
England
John F. Carey
Fred Carleton
U. Cs. Navy
Commonwealth Pier
James Carney
101St Inf
Joseph Chidley
Hugh Connors
Charles 8. Coulter
Guyer Fowler
Convois Automobile
Paris
Daniel Frazier
Naval Reserve
Frederick Fairbanks
Oe Corps
Camp Meade
Maryland
Harry Fowler
Coast Artillery
Warren
Gallagher
Worees
Harold Garney
Poatswain
John
Naval
Fred Hanson
U. S. Marines
Philadelphia
Hans P. Hanson
Harold K. Hanson
John Hardy
John HW
Hietala
Harry Higgins
104Th Inf
Higgins
U. S
New Jersey
Charles Heath
Parker’ Hatch
Newport
Albert Hodges
Ft. Warren
Boston
Helmuth V. Hohendorf
S Dept
F. Hooper
Mc.Arthur
Waco
Wilford Hooper
Walter 3. Kelley
Forces Corp
Svante Kukkula
John Keegan
Veterinary Corps
Joseph Kaler
National
Army
Arthur Koski
Devens
Dominick Laskowiski
Thomas Lawlor
Ralph Lawton
New York City
Charles BE. Lent
Edward F. Ledgard
Zygmu’ Wojka
Kosciusko
Canada
Fred F. Lemoine
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
Hdats
321St
Felix A. George Lesage
Michael Lesage
Ralph Lingley
Joseph J. Lisiocky
Arthur W. Lord
Michael E.lynch
18Th Inf
Anthony Luker
Hingham
Alexander Linczewski
Camp Kosciusko
Daniel Lowney
20Th
Engis
Amer
Roy C. Lent
BE. Marchant
U. S. Marine Corps
U. S. S. Arizona
Elmer Mattson
Millar
Scotlands
Corp
Arthur H. Millington
Camp Greene
N. C
Zachery Minko
Dominick Moore
Frank B. Morris
U.S. Marines
Quantico
Virginia
Cornelius Moynihan
John A. Moynihan
U.S. Inf
Upton
N. Y
William Moynihan
Co. K
Emmett McCarthy
Co. D
William McGrath
21St Stecruit Co
Ft. Slocum
James Mooney
Edward ‘Mahoney
National Army
Samuel Meade
Frank Maynthinl
Oe May
Dental Corps
Séinee Mallinson
William Morrill
Co. C
Fort
William Moore
Roy C. Nelson
Ralpi P. Newton
Waino Nieminen
John Nokelainen
John R. Nordberg
Henry G. Norton
William Oates
Arthur Oates
Fort Sam Houston
George Payne
A. S. S. Powhatan
Cook
Joseph Payne
S. Nashville
Frank Parks
Joel F. Parmenter
Charles Punty
Patrick’ J. Pyne
Carl A. Peterson
John Peterson
Aviation Corps
Carl Persons
U.S. Medical Corps
New Bedford
Carl D. Parsons
Co. A
36Th Engineers
Camp Grant
Rockford
Raymond Palmer
U. S. Dental Reserve Corps
Walter R. Peterson
Charles O. Parker
Ludwick Rajewicz
Albert Rasmussen
U. S. Inf
Ernest A. Rasmussen
Holats
Mil. Pol
Chas
Ryan
U. S. Cav
Force. Corp
James Ryan
Batbra
Camp Dev
Michael Rynkewitz
Julius Rychlichi
Victor Riihilouma
Walter Reed
General Hospital
Colombo Roberts
Fred Sarvella
Oscar Sawyer
Medical Corps
Washington, D. C
Sid Scott
David G. Sharpe
Hdat
Military Police
Harold Sheridan
Seaman
Phillip Szokons
Peter Schultz
William Sweeney
Camp Stuart
James
V. Sweeney
Joseph Stedas
Thomas V. Smith
Frank Smith
John Stankiewicz
Mexican Border
J. W. Taylor
34Th. Co
Wm O. Taylor
Charles Percy Taylor
U. S. Naval Base No. 17
New York
P. O
Eden Tobin
U. S. Naval Reserves
New London
Charles Usher
U. S. Medical Corps
Anthony Wasuick
U. S. S. Arkansas
Stanley Wasuick
Cassion 2
Louis Wasiuk
Samp Devens
Everett White
Albert J. Whalen
Alton P. Whitney
William Zapasnick
Frank Demars
Liverpool Regt
Boxboro
Anthony P. Arruda
George W. Burroughs
Wendell, Burroughs
M Co
George Bernier
Benjamin Edward Braman
Mass
Zenas I.reise
Isshire, Co
Scotland
Litchfielt
Philip
Frank, McNamara
Rosshire
John McNamara
John A. Masters
James H. Masters
Robert Poland
B. C. Steele
Rosshire Co
Clifton Steele
20Th Engineers
Red Cross Committee
Bedford Boys
the . S
Public Safety Committee
George R. Blinn
Anthony
Stanley T
Chauncey
Vernon R
18Th Engineers’ Railway Regt
U. S. Army
P.O
Crier
William J
Utowana
Clo
Davis
Frank B
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Day
Clifford L
Durkin
Medical Dept
Cav
Piers English
Michael L
Ross Shire
Am. Forestry
Fanning
John S., Co. A
Long Wharf
Fletcher
Basil Ey
Motor Truck Co
Camp Logan
Houston
Ford
Milton C
Freeman
Benjamin Charles
Goulding
Edward.l
U. S. Naval Hospital
Phila
Hamilton
William W
149Th Co
Hanson
N. Peter
37Th Int
Laredo
Fenway
Cambridge
Hummingson
Gunnar
Baker
Hunnewell
Edward A
Merchant Marine
Calvin Austin
Hunt
Hugh I
Jackson
William
Keay
David S
School of Military Aeronautics
Loomis
Hubert H
101St U.S. E. A
Ralph L
Ensign
Care Morgan Harjes
Parker
Henry
U. S. S. Aylwin
William A
Riese
J. Harold
101St
Mil
Sullivan
Frederick H
104Th U. S. Inf
Sayer
Peter
13Th Yield Artillery
Charlotte
Tackney
Stephen Evans
Walsh
James J
Tex
John Jr
76Th
Camp Shelby
Hattiesburg
Miss
Wheelock
Arthur S
Wilkins
Willson
Harold E
U.S. S. Chester
Bedford's Roll of Honor Lists Local Men in U S Service
The Public Safety committee seeks corrections for the Bedford roll of honor of local men in the U S service. A card catalogue will be created for relatives and friends, requesting address updates and any changes in service, with photographs desired for file.
Concord Junction Bride Remembered as Child Bride Minister's Wife
A Concord-born bride married a Congregational minister in the early 1800s. At 17 she moved to Stoneham as his wife and parsonage mistress, later widowed when he died serving as an army chaplain in the Civil War. Her life spanned 84 years, ending near Sleepy Hollow cemetery, with a long memory held by Stoneham parishioners.
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Concord
Stoneham
Hor
William C. Whitcomb
Sleepy Hollow
Stoneham Parsonage
Miss Martha Chaplin Davis Dies in Georgetown
In a Bedford area notice Martha Chaplin Davis widow daughter of John S. and Lucy Chaplin Davis long resident of Georgetown died March 22 after weeks of suffering. She was known as Aunt Mattie for her unselfish service to neighbors and broad community. survived by her father generation and distant relatives.
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Enterprise
Begford
Martha Chaplin Davis
Davis
John S
Lucy Chaplin’Davis
Bedford
Georgetown
Mattie
Millinery Stores Schedules In Early Fall Notice
Notice states Miss Fullenton and Miss Com eau millinery shops will stay open Monday Friday and Saturday nights while closing Wednesday afternoons until September 1. Ladies' wear details included.
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Fullenton’s
Comeau’s
I Ady
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Wm. J. Coulter
Raymond: Connors
Harry
Croft
Train
James ‘Cronin
U. S. Navy
Birmingham
Joseph Cullen
Norfolk
John F. Carpenter
John H. Cronin
George A. Dasey
Walter R. Denniston
Bert Doel
Witley Surrey
Eng
Frank Downey
Stanislaw Dudinski
Joan B. Dunn
Philip Dwinell
Packer Joseph Dahl
U.S. Naval
R. J
Joseph Dineen
Charles Dyson
No. 8
Hartwell Flood
South Acton
M. B. Church
Main ST
George W. Deacon & Co
Tel
W. Concord
R L. Wilson
Prop
Fitchburg
Loewe Bros. Paints
Benjamin C. Brown
Main ST. Maynard
F. L. Gile
Lexington
Concord Junction
Martha Chaplin
Arthur Herbert
Commonwealth Ave
Automobile
Accident & Health Insurance
George E. Hack
Maynard Block
Maynard, Mass
Main
John C. King
Fire Insurance Agency
Brooks Street
Arthur E. Walker & Co
Austin Macrae
He Colonial Inn
Old Concord, Mass