AMERICAN WAR MOTHRS ROSTER - FAYETTE COUNTY, KENTUCKY

SURNAMES L - M

LAFOON, Mrs. R. D., (Margaret HALL), 114 Bassett Court.

• Luther L. LAFOON, U.S. Navy, Cruiser D. Hines, A. E. F.

LANE, Mrs. William R., (Richadina PHILLIPS), Nicholasville Pike.

• Ralph LANE, Sergeant, 23^rd Aero Squadron, A. E. F.

LARISON, Mrs. Arzilia. No address given.

• Fish LARISON, Company K, 17^th Infantry, Camp Meade, Maryland.

LAWSON, Mrs. Jerome, (Cora FULLER), Bryan Station Road.

• Fred LAWSON, Sergeant, Company H, 14^th Infantry, 37^th Division, A. E. F.
  Wounded in action.
• Eugene H. LAWSON, Battery C, 142^nd F. A., A. E. F.

LEBUS, Mrs. Clarence, (Mary FRAZIER), Russell Cave Road.

• Frazier D. LeBUS, candidate O. T. C., Camp Taylor.

LEDRIDG, Mrs. E., (Hettie DEVORE), 149 Carlisle Avenue.

• Edward W. LEDRIDG, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

LEE, Mrs. (Mary S. GANO), 350 Aylesford Place.

• Owen S. LEE, Sergeant, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.
• Edward Gano LEE, Ensign, U. S. Naval Reserves, S. S. Calameres, A. E. F.

LEECH, Mrs. Maurice, (Lettie C. COWEN), Ashland Avenue

• Maurice D. LEECH, U. S. Navy, A. E. F.

LEONARD, Mrs. Andrew, (Annie GOODLOE), 239 North Mill Street.

• Frederick W. LEONARD, U. S. Navy, Newport, Rhode Island.

LOEVENHART, Mrs. Henry, (Jennie GOLDSMITH), 308 West Short Street.

• A. S. LOEVENHART, Government Chemical Works, Washington, D. C.

LOUGHRIDGE, Mrs. W. J. (Fannie BRUCE), West Sixth Street.

• Sidney A. LOUGHRIDGE, commissioned Lieutenant in British Army, 1914,  after nine
  months active service at the front. Recalled for home service at Dover, England; Anti-Air Craft Service.

LOVELY, Mrs. A. J., 343 North Limestone Street.

• Jesse B. LOVELY, 115^th F. A., 30^th Division, A. E. F.

LOWRY, Mrs. C. B., (Zetta McGRAIN), 258 Market Street.

• Thomas McG. LOWRY, First Lieutenant, 326 F. A., 84^th Division, A. E. F.

LUIGART, Mrs. George, (Fannie BENKINGER), 807 North Limestone Street.

• Lawrence E. LUIGART, Company D, 9^th Battalion, Marine Corps, A. E. F.

MALLORY, Mrs. Charles, (Mollie LEMON), 638 North Limestone.

• Russell A. MALLORY, Company C, 3^rd Ammunition Train, A. E. F.
• William MALLORY, F. A., Battery B, 224^th Regiment, A. E. F.

MALONEY, Mrs. E. C., 425 Walnut Street.

• Henry E. MALONEY, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

MARR, Mrs. John W., (Nannie WOOD), 506 North Broadway.

• John W. MARR, Naval Aviation Corps.

MARSTON, Mrs. John, Jr., (Mary ROBERTS), 416 West Second Street.

• John MARSTON, Major, U. S. Navy; instructor Annapolis Naval Academy.

MARTIN, Mrs. E. L., (Annie ALLEN), 468 North Limestone Street.

• William Curry MARTIN, John Hopkins Medical Reserve, S. A. T. C.

MARTIN, Mrs. Sarah F., 350 South Upper Street.

• Louis MARTIN, A. E. F. Died of pneumonia at Base Hospital in France.

MARTIN, Mrs. W. F., (Amy Jane HARRIS), 335 Oldham Avenue.

• Frank P. MARTIN, Corporal, 52^nd Infantry, A. E. F. In Meuse-Argonne offensive.

MASONHEIMER, Mrs. J. C., (Alice PORTWOOD), South Broadway.

• Junius C. MASONHEIMER, U. S. Navy, S. S. Imperator.

MASSIE, Mrs. Robert K., (Harriet MILTON), Hampton Court.

• Robert K. MASSIE, Jr., Captain, 68^th Infantry, Camp Sherman, Alabama.
• N. Hardin MASSIE, Captain, 51^st Company, 2^nd Battalion, 5^th Regiment, 2^nd Division U. S. Marines.
  Major operations Arras front, Verdun, Chateau Thierry, Belleau Wood, Soissons, Champaigne,
  Meuse-Argonne, Croix de Guerre and American Citation.
• Francis M. MASSIE, Medical Reserve Corps, University of Virginia.

MATHEWS, Mrs. C. B., (Mary Ditzler DICKERSON), formerly Mrs. Louis CULLEY, 229 South Limestone Street.

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

MATTINGLY, Mrs. L. E., (Cordelia SHERITT), 200 East Sixth Street.

• Alexander Franklin MATTINGLY, entered Great Lakes Training Station, September 1918.
   Died February 25, 1919, of pneumonia. Age 18 years.

MAUPIN, Mrs. W. L., (Mary GUINN), 247 Rodes Avenue.

• William L. MAUPIN, Jr., Second Lieutenant, Rose Polytechnic Institute, Indiana.

McADAMS, Mrs. H. K., (Martha E. WILSON), 309 North Broadway.

• Oliver K. McADAMS, Corporal, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.
• William H. McADAMS, Captain, Chemical Warfare Service.

McCARTY, Mrs. Daniel J., (Mary DRISCOL), 286 West Maxwell Street.

• William B. McCARTY, Corporal, Battery C, 19^th F. A., A. E. F.

McCARTY, Mrs. Lon, (Maud SOUTH), 802 South Limestone Street.

• William J. McCARTY, 7^th Aero Squadron, Fort Allen, Vermont.

McCARTHY, Mrs. Charles, (Margaret ROCHE), 508 West Second Street.

• Charles, B. McCARTHY, Corporal, F. A., Camp Taylor
• Frank L. McCARTHY, Second Lieutenant, F. A.
• Justin R. McCARTHY, Naval Reserves.

McCLANAHAN, Mrs. C. R. (Mattie WILLIAMS) 154 North Ashland Avenue.

• Cary Rexal McCLANAHAN, entered service Great Lakes Training Station, July 1918.
  Died of pneumonia, September 23, 1918. Age 17 years.

McCLINTOCK, Mrs. John, (Maud TAYLOR).

• Alexander McCLINTOCK, Sergeant, 87^th Battalion, Canadian Grenadier Guards. Seriously
  wounded in action. Awarded Distinguished Conduct Medal for conspicuous gallantry in action.
  Commissioned First Lieutenant U. S. Army Reserve Corps, 156^th Depot Brigade. Died June 28, 1918.
• Robert J. McCLINTOCK, enlisted in French Army May 1917; transferred to U. S. Army.
   Commissioned Second Lieutenant Motor Transport Corps.
• John McClintock Jr., Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

McCLURE, Mrs. R. L., (Margaret IRVIN), 212 North Upper Street.

• Edward L. McCLURE, 113^th Signal Battalion, A. E. F.

McCLURE, Mrs. Virgil, (Annie DEERING), 13 Forest Avenue.

• John R. McCLURE, 310 Ammunition Corps, A. E. F.

McCULLOUGH, Mrs. John, (Sophie ODONNELL), 348 Jefferson Street.

• John P. McCULLOUGH, U. S. Navy, Great Lakes Training Station.
• Margaret McCULLOUGH, Red Cross Nurse, Camp Pike, Arkansas.

McDONALD, Mrs. James, (Jennie GRIMES), 216 Rose Street.

• William E. McDONALD, Sergeant, Expert Radio, Ellington Field, Houston, Texas.

McDOUGAL, Mrs. James L., 216 Rose Street.

• William A. McDOUGAL, Sergeant, Radio Service Station, Houston, Texas.

McDOUGAL, Mrs. John D., (Georgia HOBBS), 431 West Second Street.

• Edgar B. McDOUGAL, Sergeant, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

McDOUGAL, Mrs. William, (Anna DARNELL), Hamilton College.

• William D. McDOUGAL, Second Lieutenant, 548^th Engineers, A. E. F.

McDOWELL, Mrs. Thomas C., (Mary GOODLOE), East Main Street.

• Goodloe McDOWELL, Captain, 6^th Regiment, F. A., A. E. F. In the five major battles.

McMEEKIN, Mrs. Jere, (Mary BROWN), 497 East Main Street.

• Robert Ward McMEEKIN, S. A. T. C., University of Kentucky.

MEADOWS, Mrs. W. H., (Della NYE), 552 East High Street.

• J. C. MEADOWS, F. A. (Military service not listed).

MIDKIN, Mrs., (Nora DANIELS). No address given.

• Conn MIDKIN, Corporal, Marine Corps, A. E. F.
• Earl MIDKIN, 13^th Regiment, Marine Corps, A. E. F.

MILLER, Mrs. I. J., (Jennie FALLER), 540 Sayre Avenue.

• Jesse I. MILLER, Major, Personal Aid, Judge Advocate General C. H. Crowder.
• Harry B. MILLER, Corporal, Ordnance Department.

MILLIGAN, Mrs. R. A., (Margaret Jane JOHNSON), 708 South Limestone Street.

• Vincent B. MILLIGAN, U. S. Navy.

MILTON, Mrs. James A., (Cora MOORS), 341 Rose Street.

• James A. MILTON, 113^th Ammunition Train, A. E. F.
• John H. MILTON, Radio Corps, 1^st School, Cincinnati, Ohio.

MILWARD, Mrs. Charles, (Lessie MAY), 407 South Broadway

• Charles S. MILWARD, S. A. T. C., University of Kentucky.

MILWARD, Mrs. H. K., (Kate ADAMS), Hampton Court.

• Henry K. MILWARD, First Lieutenant, Engineers.

MILWARD, Mrs. Luke, (Lena FROST), 148 Woodland Avenue.

• Henry L. MILWARD, Second Lieutenant, 7^th Trench Motor Battery, A. E. F.

MITCHELL, Mrs. C. S., (Laura WALLER), 500 North Broadway.

• Waller S. MITCHELL, U. S. Marine Corps, A. E. F.

MOBERLY, Mrs. J. M., (Estella GIESEKE), 404 South Broadway.

• William E. HORN, Sergeant, 532^nd Battalion, Engineers, A. E. F.

MOORE, (see KROLL, Mrs. M. E.) (Mary Bramel)

• Lucien Edward MOORE, F. A., A. E. F.
• Emmett G. MOORE, Infantry, A. E. F.
• John S. MOORE, Infantry, A. E. F.

MOORE, Mrs. Charles W., (Mattie WITHERS), 472 West Third Street.

• Charles W. MOORE, Corporal, 326^th F. A., 84^th Division, A. E. F.

MOORE, Mrs. Elizabeth, 431 Columbia Avenue.

• Stanley M. MOORE, Company H, 154^th Infantry, A. E. F.

MOORE, Mrs. J. E., (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.

MOORE, Mrs. W. J., (Bettie JAMESON), 225 Rand Avenue.

• Eleanor D. MOORE, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

MOORES, Mrs. W. C., (Lillian GREY), 514 West High Street.

• Herman Grey MOORES, enlisted U. S. Navy, 1917. Lost with U. S. Collier Cyclops.

MORGAN, Mrs. Alice, 548 East High Street.

• Eugene O. MORGAN, 149^th Infantry, 38^th Division, A. E. F.

MORRIS, Mrs. W. T., (Lilly RUTHERFORD), 315 Linden Walk.

• Walter L. MORRIS, S. A. T. C., University of Kentucky.

MUELLER, Mrs. P. M., (Emma WEINDEL), 270 Rose Street.

• Harry E. MUELLER, Regimental Sergeant, 67^th Infantry.

MURPHY, Mrs. M. T., (Agnes SCOTT), 718 South Broadway.

• John S. MURPHY, 110^th Battalion, Signal Corps, 35^th Division. Meuse-Argonne Offensive.

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