AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS ROSTER - FAYETTE COUNTY, KENTUCKY

SURNAMES -A, B, C

ALEXANDER, Mrs. Younger, (Lida Maude CLAY), Maysville Pike, R. F. D.

• June Gayle ALEXANDER, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

ALLENDER, Mrs. E B. (Virgie BEDFORD), 608 East High Street

• Harry B. ALLENDER, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

ANDERSON, Mrs. Joseph C., (Dovie BLYTHE), deceased. Nearest relation, Mrs. Alice SIMMS Anderson, Glengarry, Fayette County.

• James Blythe ANDERSON, commissioned Captain O. T. C., Camp Benjamin Harrison; assigned to 51^st Company, 13^th Battalion,
  Depot Brigade, 84^th Division. Resigned as Captain in National Army. Enlisted in the Regular Army; discharged January 22, 1919.

ANDERSON, Mrs. Paul, (Josephine FISHER), (No address given)

• F. Paul ANDERSON, Jr., S. A. T. C., University of Kentucky

ASBURY, Mrs. C. T. (Betty FRAZIER), Chilesburg

• Charles A. ASBURY, Base Hospital Unit, No. 40, A. E. F.

ATKINS, Mrs. Frank, (Roberta RYLAND), R. F. D. No. 2

• Prestley T. ATKINS, commissioned Captain O. T. C., Fort Harrison, Ind., 1917; assigned to 159^th Depot Brigade, Camp Taylor, Kentucky.
• Williams ATKINS, First Lieutenant Company F, 28^th Engineers, 1^st Army Corps, A. E. F.

AUGSBURG, Mrs. F. M. (Mary KING), Hampton Court, Waverly Annex.

• Fred AUGSBURG, S. A. T. C., Lexington, Kentucky.

AUTHOR, Mrs. T. N. (Frankie BOND), 574 West Main Street

• Stanley T. AUTHOR, 113^th Ammunition Train.
• John DeWitt AUTHOR, 149^th Infantry. Overseas service with 23^rd Infantry.

BABBITT, Mrs. J. W., (Deborah PETTY), 621 Walnut Street

• Earl BABBITT, Corporal 113^th Ammunition Train, A. E. F.

BAKER, Mrs. R. L., (Bulah FOUSHEE), 318 Madison Place

• Smith G. BAKER, U. S. N., S. S. Main.

BALLARD, Mrs. J. W., 621 Walnut Street

• Henry BALLARD, 2^nd M. P., A. E. F.
• John BALLARD, Infantry School of Arms, Camp Bennett, Georgia.

BARNES, Mrs. Joseph, (Serilda G. COCKRELL), 288 Clay Avenue

• Sidney BARNES, 325^th Artillery, Battery B, A. E. F.

BARRIGER, Mrs. W. T., (Dora F. ANDERSON), 622 Headey Avenue

• Francis A. BARRIGER, A. P. O., A. E. F.

BARROW, Mrs. David, (Sue WOOLFOLK), deceased. Nearest relative Dr. David Barrow, Hampton Ct.

• Dr. David BARROW, Lieutenant Colonel, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

BARROW, Mrs. David, (Mary Blunt PARHAM), deceased. Next of kin, Dr. Barrow.

• John P. BARROW, Second Lieutenant, Battery A. 2^nd F. A., A. E. F.

BASSETT, Mrs. J. ED., (Katharine STANHOPE), 431 Fayette Park

• J. Edward BASSETT, Aviation Section Signal Corps.

BAUGHN, Mrs. James M., (Rachel CORBIN), 552 Elm Tree Lane.

• William L. BAUGHN, Seaman 1^st Class, U. S. Navy, Great Lakes Training Station.

BEAN, Mrs. J. H., (Emma HAYNES), 422 North Limestone Street

• Charles Y. BEAN, Second Lieutenant, 813^th Infantry, A. E. F. Meuse-Argonne offensive.
• Lawrence R. BEAN, Motor Transport Corps, Ambulance Division.

BEARD, Mrs. J. B., (Minnie ELKIN), 546 North Broadway

• James B. BEARD, Jr., Sergeant F. A., 84^th Division, A. E. F.

BEAVER, Mrs. Charles, (Emma LOTZ), 645 Jackson Street

• Elmer P. BEAVER, entered service July 15,1918, Company A, 17^th Infantry. Died of pneumonia, Camp Meade, Maryland.

BELL, Mrs. George, (Mary BRADLEY), formerly Mrs. Elmer RAILEY)

• Bradley RAILEY, Second Lieutenant, 55^th F. A.

BELL, Mrs. George, (Laura STONE), 185 East Maxwell Street.

• Arthur H. BELL, commissioned Camp Gordon, Georgia.
• George S. BELL, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

BENNETT, Mrs. Samuel, (Mary WARFIELD), West Second, Street.

• William D. BENNETT, Sergeant, 12^th F. A., Disc. S. C. D.

BERRYMAN, Mrs. Charles H., (Louise BROWNELL), North Broadway

• Brownell BERRYMAN, First Lieutenant, 58^th Infantry, A. E. F.

BLAKEMAN, Mrs. William E., R. R. 5,

• Fred Marshall BLAKEMAN, Company K, 28^th Infantry, 1^st Division. Killed in action May 28, 1918, at battle of Cantigny, France.

BLEIDT, Mrs. A. B., (Catherine MUSSELWHITE), 150 Forest Avenue.

• Everett BLEIDT, enlisted Camp Buell Radio Section, South Carolina.

BOND, Mrs. Franklin, R. R. 6.

• Robert BOND, Red Cross Base Hospital, Camp Johnson, Florida.
• Henderson BOND, Q. M. C. Jeffersonville, Indiana.

BOTTS, Mrs. H. C., (Mollie JENNINGS), 270 North Limestone Street.

• Marshall J. BOTTS, Personnel Office, Camp Green, North Carolina.

BOUCHER, Mrs. J. M., (Etta HUKLE), 368 Upper Street.

• James BOUCHER, Corporal. 7^th Company, 2^nd Motor Mechanic Regiment, A. S., A. E. F.

BRACKETT, Mrs. Eli, Box 506, Lexington, Kentucky.

• Joseph BRACKETT, Company G, Line 355^th 1^st Tr. Brg., A. E. F. Killed in action in trenches of France October 15, 1918.

BRADLEY, Mrs. E. F., 825 West Short Street.

• George C. BRADLEY, Sergeant, Company B, 84^th Division, A. E. F.

BRADLEY, Mrs. O. L., (Elizabeth HAYES), 471 West Third Street.

• Ernest B. BRADLEY, Major U. S. Hospital No. 6.

BRANNON, Mrs. T. F., (Alice RONAN), 147 Forest Avenue.

• Leo C. BRANNON, U. S. N., S. S. Susquehanna.

BRONAUGH, Mrs. Minnie H., (Minnie L. HUGHES), 182 Woodland Avenue.

• Frank F. BRONAUGH, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

BROWNING, Mrs. W. T., (Lida Y. ANDERSON), 296 Clay Avenue.

• William R. BROWNING, Bugler, U. S. N., S. S. Pueblo, A. E. F.

BRYAN, Mrs. Joseph, (Mary Morton GIST), deceased. Nearest relative Miss Mary BRYAN, Park Avenue

• John Irvin BRYAN, Captain. Entered service December 9, 1895. Chief Engineer Yama Craw cruising from England
  through the Mediterranean during entire activities of United States against Germany, opposing German submarines.
   Was in three actual engagements with enemy submarines. Yama commended by British Admiralty and Admiral Sims
   for excellent service.

BULLOCK, Mrs. W. O. (Sallie OVERTON), 178 North Mill Street.

• Waller O. BULLOCK, Major, M. C., Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

BURGESS, Mrs. Jason, (Carrie CANNON), 249 Carlisle Avenue.

• W. J. BURGESS, entered service July 1918, Naval Reserves, Great Lakes Training Station.
• W. T. BURGESS, Naval Reserves, Great Lakes Training Station.

BURGIN, Mrs. E. C. (Abbie GOOD), R. R. No. 8.

• Manfried V. BURGIN, Naval Aviation Training Camp, Pensacola, Florida

BURNAUGH, Mrs. J. D., (Lucile CLARY), 618 South Limestone Street.

• Miller C. BURNAUGH, Sergeant, Aviation Section of the Signal Corps, A. E. F.
• Maurice BURNAUGH, First Lieutenant, Coast Artillery.

BURRIS, Mrs. P. D. (Sallie CAMPBELL), 126 West High Street.

• Don M. BURRIS, enlisted U. S. Navy, April 1917. Died of influenza, March 11, 1918, at Great Lakes Training Station.

BYRNES, Mrs. Christopher F., (Catherine CLIMES), 128 East Sixth Street.

• James M. BYRNES, Aviation Section, Signal Corps, A. E. F.
• Christopher F. BYRNES, JR., S. A. T. C., St. Xaviers, Ohio.

CARPENTER, Mrs. Alice L., (Alice LEHMAN), 420 North Broadway.

• David B. CARPENTER, U. S. Navy, Great Lakes Training Station.

CARRICK, Mrs. Robert L. (Cora SPENCE), deceased. Nearest relative Spence Carrick, 466 West 3^rd St.

• Spence CARRICK, Second Lieutenant, 72^nd Construction Co., Aviation Corps, A. E. F.

CARTER, Mrs. John W., (Kate HANEY), deceased, 707 Trust Company Building.

• John W. CARTER, Sergeant, Company C, 325^th Field Signal Battalion.

CARTER, Mrs. L. F., 450 Pemberton Avenue.

• John W. CARTER, Motor Transport Corps, Unit 310, A. E. F.

CASSIDY, Mrs. John E. (Sallie MOORE), 146 East Maxwell Street.

• John T. CASSIDY, S. A. T. C., University of Kentucky.

CASSIDY, Mrs. M. A., (Mattie ROGAN), 169 Kentucky Avenue.

• Perry R. CASSIDY, Captain, C. A. C., Fort Monroe, Virginia. Instructor in anti-air craft gunnery.

CASSIDY, Mrs. R. J., (Elizabeth DARNABY), 235 East Fifth Street.

• William H. CASSIDY, 52^nd Infantry, 6^th Division, A. E. F. In the five major battles in which the American
   troops were engaged.

CLANCY, Mrs. T. C., (Nellie SCULLY), R. R. No. 5.

• William C. CLANCY, Corporal. 356 Infantry, A. E. F. Entered service April 1917.

CLARK, Mrs. J. D., (Mary VILEY), Leestown Pike.

• J. D. CLARK, Jr., enlisted in the Navy, April 1917. Severe illness left him with weak heart, so was honorably
  discharged September 1917. Re-enlisted in Motor Truck Service in August 1918. In training when armistice was signed.
• JOHN T. CLARK, Corporal, 69^th Balloon Company, A. E. F. Served as motorman on balloon tender nearly four
   months in St. Mihiel sector.

COCHRAN, Mrs. Henry, (Sarah PARKER), Long Island, New York.

• Griffin COCHRAN, Captain. 309^th Ammunition Train, A. E. F. Died at Tours, France, February 21, 1919.

COLE, Mrs. S. L., (Mary HAGGAN), R. R. No. 7.

• Samuel H. COLE, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

COLEMAN, Mrs. John W., (Mary PAYNE), Newton Pike, Fayette County.

• John W. COLEMAN, JR., S. A. T. C., University of Kentucky.

COLLIS, Mrs. Mark, (Mary GIBNEY), Fayette Park.

• John B. COLLIS, First Lieutenant, Anti-Air Corps, A. E. F.
• Coleman COLLIS, New London Navy Radio School, A. E. F.

CONCANNON, Mrs. Mary, 506 South Mill Street.

• Martin J. CONCANNON, 113th Signal Ba., A. E. F.
• Lawrence J. CONCANNON, 113^th Ammunition Train, Company E, A. E. F.

COONS, Mrs. Josiah, (Mary C. RYAN), R. R. No. 1.

• Claud COONS, Corporal, Headquarters Company, 49^th F. A. Entered service August 1917.

COONS, Mrs. T. C., (Cora DARNABY), R. R. No. 4.

• William Leslie COONS, Sergeant, Base Hospital No. 40, A. E. F.

COONS, Mrs. W. D., 320 East Maxwell Street.

• Carter H. COONS, Corporal, 52^nd Infantry, 6^th Division, A. E. F. In the five major battles in which the Americans were engaged.
• Roy M. COONS, 5^th Battalion, F. A., 84^th Division, A. E. F.

CORBIN, Mrs. J. M., (Jane COOK), 120 Bassett Court.

• Chester C. CORBIN, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

CORUM, (See Mrs. J. E. MOORE - formerly Mrs. Annie CORUM).

• Marshall Underwood CORUM, U. S. Navy. Lost November 2, 1917, when U.S. S. S. Rochester was sunk by German
  submarines off Irish Coast.

COX, Mrs. Leslie, (Annie BROGAN), 555 South Upper Street.

• George COX, Battery A, 15^th F. A., 159 Division. Died of influenza a few days after discharge from Camp Taylor,
  February 17, 1919.

CRAIG, Mrs. J. F., (Etta SLADE), 472 East High Street.

• Buford J. CRAIG, Sergeant. Enlisted July 1916. Saw service on Mexican border. Transferred to 113^th Ammunition Train,
  Camp Shelby, Mississippi. Commissioner Second Lieutenant; overseas October 1918.
  Killed in railroad wreck at Gail, France, October 26, 1918.
• Wilbur M. CRAIG, enlisted in U. S. Navy, April 1917, S. S. Utah, A. E. F.

CRAIG, Mrs. William G., (Elizabeth STEVENSON), 414 Fayette Park.

• James William CRAIG, Yeomen; enlisted U. S. Navy.

CRAVENS, Mrs. T. D., (Eliza CROUSE), 308 Limestone Street.

• John W. CRAVENS, Company B, Headquarters Ba., A. E. F.

CROSTHWAITE, Mrs. William, (Annie SCEARCE), Madison Place.

• John Scearce CROSTHWAITE, Captain, 312^th Infantry, Machine Gun Company, 78^th Division, A. E. F.
  In St. Mihiel offensive and Meuse-Argonne drive.

CULLEY, (See Mrs. C. B. MATHEWS - formerly Mrs. Louis CULLEY). (Mary Ditzler DICKERSON)

• Louis W. CULLEY, 30th Ammunition Train, Co., D, 82nd Division, A. E. F. Meuse-Argonne offensive.

CUNNINGHAM, Mrs. L. W., (Laura Wood GAMBLE), R. R. No. 4.

• Henry Wood CUNNINGHAM, Company B, 18^th Infantry, 1^st Division. In the five major battles in which
  the Americans were engaged. Killed in action, Argonne Forest, October 8, 1918. Aged 20 years.

CURTIS, Mrs. Isaac, (Annie McPHERSON), 719 Magoffin Street.

• Everett R. CURTIS, entered service at 20 years of age, July 1918. Artillery Company E., 13^th Regiment, A. E. F.
   Died in Brest, France, of pneumonia, November 7. 1918.

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