AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS ROSTER - FAYETTE COUNTY, KENTUCKY

SURNAMES N - O - P - Q - R

NELSON, Mrs. John, (Margaret STUART), 223 East Main Street.

• Robert E. NELSON, Second Lieutenant, Company A, 320^th Infantry, 80^th Division, A. E. F.

NEWBERGER, Mrs. Berbhard, (Carrie BERIOLGHEIMER), 153 Bell Court.

• Lessing NEWBERGER, Ensign, U. S. Navy.

NOE, Mrs. J. T. C., 231 East Maxwell Street.

• Cecil NOE, commissioned Second Lieutenant, Camp Gordon, Georgia.

OAKLEY, Mrs. Wallace H., 1249 Hammond Avenue.

• Bert W. OAKLEY, Sergeant, Company B, 113^th Signal Battalion, A. E. F.

OLDHAM, Mrs. W. D., (Alice BRONSTON), 801 South Limestone Street.

• Edwin B. OLDHAM, candidate, Engineer Training Camp, Washington, D. C.

O'NEIL, Mrs. Martin, (Ella SMITH), R. R. No. 3.

• Martin P. O'NEIL, Sergeant, 159^th Depot Brigade, Camp Taylor.

PARRISH, Mrs. W. P., (Betty T. SMITH), 633 East High Street.

• Annie Laurie PARRISH, War Risk Insurance, Washington, D. C.

PAUL, Mrs. John (Kate ROBBINS), 415 East Fifth Street.

• William A. PAUL, Company F, 153^rd Infantry, A. E. F.

PAUL, Mrs. Lee, (Fannie MORGAN), 47 East Fifth Street.

• James G. PAUL, Supply Company, 51^st Infantry. Meuse-Argonne offensive.

PEEDE, Mrs. W. A., (Mary McALVAIN), 118 North Ashland Avenue.

• Yollie Y. PEEDE, A. A., Forth Worth, Texas.

PENCE, Mrs. M. L., (Belle KELLEY), 364 Merino Street.

• Robert K. SPENCE, U. S. Navy, Battleship Texas, Radio Operator. One of four American
  ships to receive surrender of German Navy.
• **(Note: typed exactly as book: PENCE for mother and SPENCE for son)**

PENDLETON, Mrs. Morris, (Minnie WILLIAMS), East Main Street.

• Morris E. PENDLETON, Ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve.

PENNINGTON, (See Mrs. J. F. SKIDMORE). (Sarah Farmer)

• George A. PENNINGTON, entered service May 17, 1917; Company K, 165th Infantry.
  Killed in action in Argonne Forest, October, 1918. Age 16 years.

PETTIT, Mrs. William, (Annette Van METER), Mentelle Park.

• William PETTIT, Ambulance Corps, A. E. F.

PHELPS, Mrs. J. B., 174 Arceme Avenue.

• Herman W. PHELPS, Ordnance Department, Camp Knox.

PILCHER, Mrs. E. E., (Emma DORMAN), 219 Kentucky Avenue.

• Elmer E. PILCHER, Sergeant, 55^th F. A.

POER, Mrs. James S., (Annie SAGASER), 468 Walnut Street.

• James L. POER, Q. M. C., A. E. F.

 POLLARD, Mrs. O. H., (Maud KELLY), R. R. No. 8.

• Ollie N. POLLARD, Second Lieutenant, 68^th Infantry.

POTTER, Mrs. J. F., (Dora CLARK), 428 Curry Avenue.

• George D. POTTER, Sergeant, Company A, 16^th Eng., A. E. F.
• Edith N. POTTER, Nurse. Camp Lee, Virginia.

POWELL, (See Mrs. Minnie SPECARD).  No maiden name given.

• James H. POWELL, Company C, 149th Infantry. Killed in action in Argonne Forest, October 1918.

POWELL, Mrs. Charles E., (Minnie THOMSON), 230 Bell Court.

• Phillip T. POWELL, Second Lieutenant, Motor Transport Corps, Kansas City, Missouri.

POWELL, Mrs. Fannie (formerly Mrs. George E. STANGLE), 436 Chair Avenue.

• George E. STANGLE, Trench Motor Batter, A. E. F.

PRICE, Mrs. Mayme, 149 East Fourth Street.

• Everett A. PRICE, Field Signal Battalion, A. E. F.

PROWS, Mrs. S. D., (Minnie DOWNEY), 239 East Fourth Street.

• Eugene H. PROWS, U. S. Navy, Marine Corps.

PULLIUM, Mrs. K. G., (Ada WAMPOLE), 505 East Main Street.

• Keeling G. PULLIUM, Captain, 135^th Aero Squadron, A. E. F.
• Harold A. PULLIUM, Ensign, U. S. Naval Aviation. Died in line of duty in accident at Hampton Roads, April 4, 1919.

RAILEY, (See Mrs. George BELL) -formerly Mrs. Elmer RAILEY). (Mary Bradley)

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

REID, Mrs. A. D., (Mary Ellen KELLER), 483 East High Street.

• Homer L. REID, Ensign, U. S. Navy, Battleship North Carolina.
• Walter A. REID, Ensign, U. S. Navy, S. S. Suzanne.

RESPESS, Mrs. A. C., (Nannie BALDWIN), 331 West Second Street.

• William B. RESPESS, Captain, Infantry, 309^th Supply Train, A. E. F.

REYNOLDS, Mrs. W. L., (Ida GOODSON), 441 West Second Street.

• J. Owen REYNOLDS, Second Lieutenant, Ordnance, Camp Hancock, Georgia.
• Goodson REYNOLDS, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

RHEIM, Mrs. B., 523 North Limestone Street.

• Turner B. RHEIM, U. S. Navy, S. S. Great Northern.
• Henry Blair RHEIM, 66th F. A. Camp Kearney, California.

RICHARDSON, Mrs. M. D., (Elizabeth SMITH), 424 East High Street.

• Thomas S. RICHARDSON, Company D, 148^th Infantry, 37^th Division, A. E. F.

RINGO, Mrs. Charles, (Emma GUDGALL), 416 West Fourth Street.

• J. Collis RINGO, First Lieutenant, Instructor Camp Hancock, Georgia.

ROBERTS, Mrs. H. P., 344 Bryan Avenue.

• W. P. ROBERTS, Corporal, 113^th Field Signal Battalion, A. E. F.

ROBERTSON, Mrs. A. M., of Donerail.

• Frank ROBERTSON, Company E, 167^th Infantry, A. E. F.

ROBINSON, Mrs. W. F., (Martha SPEAKS), 425 East Sixth Street.

• Marshall ROBINSON, 40^th C. A., A. E. F.
• Hubert H. ROBINSON, U. S. Navy, Battleship San Diego.

 ROCKETT, Mrs. John D., (Anna GRIBBINS), 165 Virginia Avenue.

• Sterling ROCKETT, A. A. T. C., Cincinnati, Ohio. Died of pneumonia at Cincinnati, October 28, 1918. Age 21 years.

RODES, Mrs. J. WALLER, (Betty POWELL), East High Street.

• Peter P. RODES, Major, F. A., 315^th Ammunition Train, A. E. F.
• William RODES, First Lieutenant, 35^th Division, Machine Gun, A. E. F.
• Frank P. RODES, Corporal, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

RODES, Mrs. William, (Mary HIGGINS), Rodes Avenue

• William RODES, Second Lieutenant, Chemical Warfare Department.
• Joseph RODES, Midshipman, Annapolis.

ROGERS, Mrs. Jere E., (Nettie HOWELL), Sayre College.

• George Clark ROGERS, Captain, 81^st Division, A. E. F. Entered service September 1917, at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia.
  Died of pneumonia at American Red Cross Hospital, Liverpool, England, November 13, 1918.

ROSE, Mrs. George, (Nellie WELCH), 505 West Second Street.

• Joseph ROSE, C, Trench Mortar Battery, A. E. F.
• George B. ROSE, 71^st Infantry, Camp Meade.
• Ralph E. ROSE, U. S. Navy, S. S. Richmond.

ROSENBURG, Mrs. James, (Mary ROSENSTEIN), 255 West High Street.

• Phillip ROSENBURG, 52^nd Infantry, A. E. F.

ROSS, Mrs. John McDowell, (Lizzie METCALF), 486 West Second Street.

• Marion D. ROSS, First Lieutenant, Engineers.

ROUTT, Mrs. William, (Lucy E. AUSTIN), 578 Woodland Avenue.

• William K. ROUTT, Motor Supply Train, A. E. F.

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