Names of Officers From Fort Roots Camp Announced
Adjutant General McCain ordered the Fort Logan H Roots reserve officers training camp to publish August 46, 1917 appointments. The list names captains and lieutenants for Infantry and other units in the Officers Reserve Corps and National Army, with numerous assigns across Arkansas Mississippi Louisiana and nearby states.
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Fort Roots
Adjt
McCain
Reserve Offiers
Fort Logan
H. Roots
Ark
Flrst
Vincent M. Miles
Little Rock
Curtis
John C. Walker
Arkansas National Guard Infantry
Leutenant
Scott D. Hamilton
Fayetteville
Tilman B. Gray
Montrose
Miss
Allan N Clare
Jackson
Andrew L. Chistian
Thomas B. McGehee
John M. Golden
Walnut Grove
William G. Hairston
Columbus
Donald S. Case
First Mississippi Infantry
Coal Hill
Tf Council
Joseph Hodeoll
New Orleans
Charles 8
Brooks
Myrtle
Alfred It Cypert
Wilfred Geinenberger
Natches
Niles
Evans
Bassfield
Bernard Gelsenberger
Natchez
Edward H Scurlock
Piggott
Charles A. Campbell
Cecil G. Sith
Goodman
Norfleet
Blaine
James N. Cook
Hot Springs
William V. Evans
Renton
William P. Smith
Harrison
Robert A. Jordan
Lexington
Roy P. Noble
Fannin
Herbert J Taylor
Memphis
Tenn
Montgomery H. Polk
Greenville
Mise
Willian J. Tucker
Vicksburg
Grady If Forgy
Mena
Rainall Mo Falk
Gilbert BE. Brows
Second
Arkansas Infantry
Ralph Bo Mutterfheld
Prookhaven
Robert J. Floyd
Walter K
Augustus 'Tiyers
Shaw
Lain Ko McMillan
Carrollton
Stephen T. Renan
Misa
Benjamin G. Weat, Jr
Thomson
Loutaville
Broome
Mive
Flisha 1
Brien
William HH White
Clarkadale
Alles
EO Russell Lambert
Monticallo
Joan E. Curtis
Mississippi Infantry
National Guard
Alonzo Ll. Dodson
Berryville
Andrew T Scott
James Lask
William H. Pullen, Jr. Jackson
Bower Q Martin
Willam BR. Herrick
William FE. Dent
Thomas H. Faulkner
Helena
Russell C. Greeg
William H. Porter
Chalmers Potter
Pred C. Dent
Mississipyi Infantry
Allison
Conway
Lawton H. Hutchson
Earnest M Barber
Meridian
Jim MelLellan
Pine Blu
Stephen J Dunklin
Dell
Harry Worley
Clyde G. Stewart
Alzheimer
Allen
Payetteville
Richard McHalcomb
Benjamin B Johnston
John S. McNelly
First
Misaiatippi Infantry
William Dudley
Magnolia
Arthur D Frisby
Charles G. Giles
Vernon L. ‘Thompson
Oanney
Hardy P. Tucker
Girard S McHenry
Charles W. Ferry
Tulsa
Clyde W. Toland
Argenta
Zeb Ward
Robert J. Burnett
Palmyra
Edward FP
Mead @in
Hope
Grantley BL Harper
Payette
Morris R. Moore
Arkansas National Guard
John P. Clegg
Siloam Springs
Omcers
Morria BE
White
Silver City
Ross Mathis
Cotton Plant
Hugh de Petty
Arkadelphia
Ack
Eugene PF
William A Turner
Sylvester C. Ward
Canton
James A Ward
Fort Smith
Charles L. Orr
Okla
DeWitt M. Love
Yazoo Miss
William A. Erwin
Ozone
Guy G Bratton
John M. Buss
Hazlehurst
Thomas Graves
Yazoo City
Thomas A. Reiner
Fred A. Robins
Tupelo
Joseph C. McCarty
James A. Winn
Spring Street
John S. Therrett
Aberdeen
Stevens A. Renfrow
Bouregar
Robert PP. White
Thomas H. Sansom
Okolona
Charles C Roberts
Bay St Louis
John C Sammons
Springdale
Clayton le Sharborough
Laurel
John Jo Carroll
Charleston
Henry A. Selby
James T. McDonald
Hattiesburg
Edward Lake
de Queen
Boyd Best
Newport
Martin Vo Stanafoc
Anadrako
Maxie Jl Ackerman
Harry R
Kelena
Pat Biscon
Pany C
John Ricardson
Fayette
Richard T Rogers
Arseould
Ark James
Heniersin
Pamtotoe
Jimes A Kine
Egypt
Ie Nash
Mississipps Infantry
Myin S. Tilled
Wort South
Calvin Thanes
Bates Ville
Daniel KE. Reinhard
Teyurkana
John Powell
Tiy Minette
Ala
National Army
George FL McKinney
Harrison, Ark
Florets
Janley
Clarence Tobey
Russell R Mobley
Joseml A Lowell Brewton
John Robinsmore Mecon
Alfred T. Crate
Littl Rock
Dunham Scott
Ambrose Ro Sehauber
Eeton
Paterick Dy
William J, Courson
Hambure
Herman 1
Neal
Houston
Mies
Lenn
Pradford
Columbia
Hatton P. Smead
Camilen
Bo Ray
Thownson
Bilovi
Miss George
Martin
Arkansas Nations Guard
Herman W. Pinkbelner
Silica
Freelin Ho Christopher
Pine i Ark
Daley V. Trickett
Little Rog Ark
Henderson Jorkeon
Wenn
Arle
Charles McLaurin
Mort Gibson
C Jue Burns
Arka National Guard
Joseph FL
Sessinine
Nutrhee
le Arthur 'Chomasg
Hone
Spencer
Minetegon
N.al Guard
Minter Y
Aldriden
Sword
Robert RF Wats
Victurs
Teney
Tregnan
Merpton
Carl D. Gibson
Nasty Ite
Gam Ho Long
Tapelyries Walter le MeKer
Cenreryuin
Hen
Mayo
Searcy
Ryenne Jones
Richton
Georte Waller
Jr. Crawford
John B. Hastings
Montgomery
George Re Brown
Joseph J. David
Durant
Eris Ho Jamison
Brooksville
John H. B. Wilhelm
Arkan
Infantry
Rowden
Sermeant
First Arkansas Infantry
Nation
Cinard
Filmer
Alford
Moss
Ilim
Conathers
Miamet Mico
Charles A. Joboson
Julia Rowan
Clarence W Osainach
Bay Strait
Collin S. Myers
Milward F. Warren
Yaron Cly
John T. Lanier
Forrest City
Ate
Harold Wo
Mammer Spring
Elbert A. Henry
Posey
TR. Bowers
Gulfport
Carlton J. Meyers
Jack M. Greaves
Mins
Clarence
Wurtaburger
Mempik
Fred Wo
Kiecer Siloam Springs
Charles B
Itto
Sehl
A. Hlelt Bradford
West Point
Cleveland P. Huggins
Biloxi
Sam M. Levine
Pine Bluff
James Keith
William Treston
Warner
Sidney Allan Cochran
Booneville
John William Chidhester
Camden
Ralph N. Koonce
Lonoke
Ernest Napoleon Smith
Kannsas National Guard
Christopher Reichardt
Leslie Turner McIntyre
Pine Bluf
Isaac M. Jackson
Inka
Walter Lamar Vou
Waynesboro
Epps Brown
Des Arc
Samuel McNuit Nance
Marshall King Wilsi Rosedale
Eighth Company
David de Ford
J Joseph FW. Morrison
Welbourne Mc Marrin
Fordyce
Harvily
CD. Moxon
Elitle Rock
Gilberth Wilken
Mangia
Thomas T. Cotman
Lite
Rok
Oficers
Cunon
Walter
Hem
Linscomb
L. Salior
Migelow
Walter W. Barbara
James Mo Tfurt
Sey ‘Geant
Mississippi National Guard
James M. Smith
Aereeant
Eitwird H. Preeman
Asidown
Matthew A. Johnson
Washington
Payerreville
Ninth Company
Sherman P Walker
Lloyd Ho Berean
Gultpert
Eugene Henderson, Jr
Port Smith
Thdugias K. Beams
Harvey TE Jarrett
Francis Aschmidt
Arkansas City
Kana
Sam G. Lawrence
Willan Lo Bullock
Port Suard
Arm
Harry J. Daly
Othe
Raddey
Arkinens National Guard
Glean Okoloya
Miss Riparde
Uren
Opelika
Ala Oy
Torrenting
Miseisaippi Jamal
Willan S Baw
Pratt
John Tt Wittes
Firs Ackinsus Infantry
Williem J
Finlay
Anselm
National Arc
Wooton T Hwge
Firat Treen
Lewis
Kero B. Kurlowski
Hoff Aph Hubert
Daugherty
Hare
Arthur F O'Malley
Leeann
Roots
Caroler Si
Cornitland
Veron EL Scott
Joneshore
A A Davie
Brinkler
Win Sheckley
van Mrren
Carl 1 Plosack
Tarte Rock
Edward Ro Parham
Henry Wo Doyle
Wm M Reed
Houlka
Edward Wo Naylor
James Will
Little Hoek
Lamar FP
Phyfer
New Athany
Whitney J
Rider
Port Smin
Cecil H Norcott
Lows M Holmes
McComb
Charles I Gillis
Long Beach
Ralph R. Sharbrough
Fort Gibson
Prank R. Garner
Marvell
Henry S& Warmack
Lamkin
Leonard P Diges
Sidney A. Coleman
Company K
Lavallette
Semmes
Henry W. Smith
Tyre
Thomas A. Foster
Charles H. Mewert
Shirley W. Mellwain
Geo. F. Mepkins
Reginell. Townsend
Drew
Wesley H. Tangel
Marion H. al Stein
Sirve
Bert C. Hill
J. Halbert
Francis
Lewis C Johnson
Lawrence P. Groves
Howard C. Stuck
Jonesbo
Ernest M. Simpson
Harry W. Bryan
van Buren
Harvey W. McHeny
el Dorado
Walter M. Purvis
de Rock
Sam Grundfest
Cary
Charles W. McDowell
Geo. A. Kiper
Norgin L. Patterson
Tom Marlin
Chapel Hill
Edwin H. Cheever
Richmond
Fred L. Keidees
Harry B. Wood
John K. Willey
Grady
Charlee B. Williams
Buena Vista
Richard L. Lawrence
Herman J. Bankston
Learned
Albert B Cook
Adry Gaskill
Thintsvily
Arthur N. Isch
Rock
Thad M. Moseley
Company L
First Mississippi Infaniry
Willem H Moore
Sunflower
Jetl Me Sanders
Troy
Prank
Joseph M. Archold
Adjutant General’s Department
Rupert Taylor
Cornllla
Anny
Ste and Leutetann
W R. Barkailate Stevens Matroshure
Ton M. Scott Wondville
James A Rogers
Tranny L Gadde
Amory
Cruparit
L. Coulter
Collins Myes
van C Teleiseff
Ove
Pete Thick
Mermin
Neal Dhotston Minashn
Stamtfard
Mantecary
Robert Ho McFarlane Jennin
Karte
Mattwws
Luwieville
Ark Huratin Wo
Wells
Montiovilu
Russett Ithorn
Marie RO Withefvird
Chretitan
John Sandlin
Ark Graney
Paver Marlaw
Shields
Hineene
Liewenant
Cavalry
Oars Lewis
Cooper Jr
Dotn M Monsen Jr
Spott's
Geo
Po Pattison
Raymond C. Wilbhe
Field Artillery
Oo Secrion
Heanan Hop Gueeert
Coneway
Nathan T. Gordon
Tete Inchata
Jame Watkins
Ivy Wo Crawford
Oxford
Robert M Cherry
Paris
Sterling Po
Styaw
Turkley
Boyd # Carroll
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