AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS ROSTER - FAYETTE COUNTY, KENTUCKY

SURNAMES S - T

SALLEE, Mrs. J. T., (Hetty WOODS), 120 Warren Court

• William M. SALLEE, 12 Bn., 159^th Depot Brigade.
• John T. SALLEE, Second Lieutenant, 9^th Provisional Training Regiment.

SAUNIER, Mrs. S.C., (Margaret WATSON), 803 West High Street.

• Stanley M. SAUNIER, Corporal, Aviation Corps, A. E. F.
• John SAUNIER, 52^nd Infantry, 6^th Division, A. E. F. Meuse-Argonne offensive.

SCHERER, Mrs. C. J., (Ella STAPLE), 345 West Fourth Street.

• Raymond A. SCHERER, First Lieutenant, F. A., General Headquarters, A. E. F.

SCOTT, Mrs. John W., (Elizabeth SKILLMAN), North Broadway.

• John W. SCOTT, Captain, U. S. Medical Corps.

SCOTT, Mrs. John W., Jr., (Carolina THORNTON), North Limestone Street.

• John W. SCOTT, Jr., Marine Corps, Paris Island.

SCRUGHAM, Mrs. T. A., (Theodosia ALLEN), R. R. No. 9.

• Mary SCRUGHAM, Clerk, Ordnance Department.
• James G. SCRUGHAM, Lieutenant Colonel, Ordnance Department.

SEARCY, Mrs. Corwin, (Ella CARRUTHERS), 338 Woodland Avenue.

• W. J. SEARCY, 113^th Signal Battalion, A. E. F.

SETTLE, Mrs. William, (Kate MANDERVILLE), 340 Linden Walk

• Sarah D. SETTLE, Quartermaster Department, U. S. Marine Corps.

SHANNON, Mrs. Martin, (Jenny McGUIRE), 456 West Second Street.

• Philip SHANNON, First Lieutenant, 307^th Engineers.

SHANNON, Mrs. Sam, (Mary VAN ORSDALE), 523 Shelby Street

• Charles M. SPILLMAN, U. S. Navy, S. S. Newport News, A. E. F.

SHARP, Mrs. Milton, (Martha HARDEY), 448 Linden Walk.

• Lightburn P. SHARP, entered service June 1918. Died of influenza, Fort Benjamin Harrison, October 6, 1918.

SHAW, Mrs. F. Huston, (Caroline PURVIS), 755 Rose Street.

• Frederick Huston SHAW, Naval Reserve Corps

SHEELY, Mrs. N. B., (Margaret BACON), 161 Kentucky Avenue

• Robert S. SHEELY, First Sergeant, 402nd Telegraph Bn.
• W. B. SHEELY, First Sergeant, 113^th Signal Bn., A. E. F.

SHELBY, Mrs. EDMOND P., (Susan G. HART), 224 Walnut Street.

• Isaac P. SHELBY, Major, Q. M. C.
• Evan SHELBY, Colonel, General Headquarters, Washington, D. C.

SHELBY, Mrs. Wallace McDOWELL, (Margaret C. BRYAN), deceased. Next of kin Wallace M. Shelby.

• Joseph B. SHELBY, Captain, C. A. C., 31^st Brigade. Meuse-Argonne offensive.

SHELY, Mrs. J. H., (Mary F. CASE), R. R. No. 3.

• John H. SHELY, Sergeant, Field Artillery, A. E. F.

SHIELDS, Mrs. Martha Bell, (Martha BELL), 355 Blackburn Avenue

• B. H. SHIELDS, 52^nd Infantry; Meuse-Argonne offensive.

SHOUSE, Mrs. James O., (Christine FELIX), 258 Market Street.

• John F. SHOUSE, S. A. T. C., University of Kentucky.

SHOUSE, Mrs. Leonard B., (Anna RICHARDSON), 742 East High Street.

• Leonard B. SHOUSE, Jr., Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

SIMPSON, Mrs. Frank, (Katherine GARY), 441 North Limestone.

• Frank SIMPSON, 4^th Infantry, A. E. F. Engaged in five major battles of the war.

SIMPSON, Mrs. Minor, (Lucretia C. ERWIN), Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets.

• Henry C. SIMPSON, Second Lieutenant, 309^th Train Headquarters.

SKIDMORE, Mrs. J. F., (Sarah FARMER), formerly Mrs. PENNINGTON. East Maxwell Street.

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

SKILLMAN, Mrs. Henry Martin, (Laura WINSTON), deceased. Next of kin Henry M. Skillman, 168 N. Broadway.

• Henry M. SKILLMAN, First Lieutenant, F. A., Company M, 12^th Replacement Battalion.
• Winston SKILLMAN, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

SLADE, Mrs. James, (Lily Bell RUMSEY), 426 South Upper Street.

• Robert L. SLADE, 9^th Balloon Company, A. E. F.
• Henry A. SLADE, U. S. Navy, S. S. Walter D. Munson, A. E. F.
• Vertner L. SLADE, U. S. Navy, S. S. Minneapolis, A. E. F.

SLADE, Mrs. R. L. (Oakie GOOD), 626 Central Avenue.

• Prentice SLADE, Ensign, Instructor Naval Aviation, Pensacola, Florida.

SLOOP, Mrs. John, (Lucile KERNS), 244 East Fourth Street.

• Leland V. SLOOP, Co., 7^th, 2^nd Regiment, 99^th Division.

SLUSHER, Mrs. William, (Nancy MORGAN), R. R. No. 1, Westchester, O.

• Onza SLUSHER, U. S. Navy, Died of pneumonia at Boston, Massachusetts. January 1919. Age 19 years.

SMEDLEY, Mrs. H. M., (Mattie LEE), R. R. No. 5.

• Percy M. SMEDLEY, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

SMITH, Mrs. N. W., 318 South Mill Street.

• Maxwell T. SMITH, First Lieutenant, F. A., 80^th Division, A. E. F.

SMITH, Mrs. Wilbur R., (Lila REDMOND), 305 South Limestone Street.

• Wilbur R. SMITH, Jr., Inspector, Finance Department, U.S. Navy, San Francisco.

SNODDY, Mrs. E. E., (Minnie BRADLEY), 229 Elsmere Park.

• Leland B. SNODDY, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

SOMMERS, Mrs. Alex, (Mary MILLER), 229 South Limestone Street.

• Charles W. SOMMERS, Second Lieutenant, Battery B, F. A., R. D., 2^nd Regiment, Camp Taylor.

SPECARD, Mrs. Minnie, 260 Manchester Street.

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

SPENCE, (See Mrs. M. L. PENCE),  (Belle KELLEY)

• Robert K. SPENCE, U. S. Navy, Battleship Texas, Radio Operator. One of four American ships
  to receive surrender of German Navy.

SPEYER, Mrs. Simeon, (Clara HIRSCH), Phoenix Hotel.

• Moses SPEYER, Medical Supply Department, Washington, D. C.

SPILLMAN (See Mrs. Sam SHANNON) ( Mary VAN ORSDALE)

• Charles M. SPILLMAN, U. S. Navy, S. S. Newport News, A. E. F.

SPURR, Mrs. R. C., (Ruth SHEFFER), R. R. No. 4.

• Richard J. H. SPURR, Captain, 162^nd Infantry, A. E. F.

STALLARD, Mrs. A. C., 467 Woodland Avenue.

• John S. STALLARD, Aviation Corps, A. E. F.

STALY, Mrs. Neil, R. R. No. 2.

• John E. STALY, Medical Detachment, 318^th Field Remount Squad. Died of pneumonia at
  hospital in France. (No date of death given).

STANGLE, (See Mrs. Fannie Powell) -formerly Mrs. George E. STANGLE).

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

STAPLES, Mrs. J. H., (Lila MARCH), 420 South Broadway.

• Frederick W. STAPLES, Captain, 47^th Infantry.

STOLL, Mrs. J. S., (Adelaid SCRUGHAM), 270 Clay Avenue.

• George J. STOLL, Second Lieutenant, 3rd Development Battalion, A. E. F.

STOLL, Mrs. J. W. (Eddie CROMWELL), 449 West Third Street.

• J. W. STOLL, Aero Squadron, A. E. F.
• Edward STOLL, First Lieutenant, 38^th Division, A. E. F.

STONE, Mrs. Alex, (deceased). Next of kin Mrs. W. M. Barr, 737 West Pine Street.

• Enoch STONE, entered Naval Reserves May 3, 1918. Died of influenza October 3, 1918,
  on Troopship Agamemnon, on sixth return trip from France.

STRAYER, Mrs. John F., (Lizzie McNICHOLS), deceased. Next of kin Mrs. Fred WIEHL, 144 Barr St.

• Maurice Kirby STRAYER, enlisted in Navy, December 1, 1917. Died of pneumonia January 12, 1918.

STUART, Mrs. Walter, (Elizabeth L. ST. CLAIR), R. R. No. 11.

• David H. STUART, Lieutenant Commander, U. S. Navy, S. S. Trippe.
• Thomas H. STUART, Company F, 50^th Infantry.
• William St. Clair STUART, 11^th Battalion, 2^nd Regiment, A. E. F. Meuse-Argonne offensive.
• James R. STUART, S. A. T. C., Washington and Lee University.

STUCKY, Mrs. J. A. (Nellie McGARVEY), East Main Street.

• Harry STUCKY, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.
• John STUCKY, Marine Corps.

SUTTON, Mrs. Frank, (Eva ARNETT).  No address given.

• Robert T. SUTTON, Sergeant, Headquarters, 3^rd Company Eye Service, A. E. F.

SWAIN, Mrs. A. D., 500 South Upper Street.

• Noland W. SWAIN, 17^th Company Machine Gun Battalion, 6^th Division, A. E. F. In Meuse-Argonne offensive.

SWEENY, Mrs. William O., (Margaret PREWITT), deceased. Pine Grove.

• Mary E. SWEENY, Y. M. C. A. Canteen Service, A. E. F. American Citation for bravery under fire.
• Sunshine SWEENY, Y. M. C. A. Canteen Service, A. E. F. American Citation for bravery under fire.

TALBERT, Mrs. William B., (Minnie CLARK), 215 North Mill Street.

• William B. TALBERT, Second Lieutenant, 68^th F. A., Camp Taylor

TAYLOR, Mrs. J. J., (Alma SMITH), R. R. No. 5.

• Brooks TAYLOR, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.

TAYLOR, Mrs. R. S., (Margaret E. BAKER), 324 West High Street.

• John T. TAYLOR, 52^nd Infantry, A. E. F. Meuse-Argonne offensive.
• Walter S. TAYLOE, Troop H, 15th Calvary, A. E. F.

THOMAS, Mrs. C. A., (Frances CARRICK), Kennelworth Court.

• Charles A. THOMAS, candidate O. T. C.

THOMAS, Mrs. W. B., 193 North Mill Street.

• William K. THOMAS, Aviation Corps.

THOMSON, Mrs. B. A., (Bessie A. WILBER), 1107 Bryan Station Pike.

• Benjamin F. THOMSON, Sergeant-Major, Headquarters Company, Camp Jackson.

THORNTON, Mrs. Michael, (Katherine RHORER), R. R. No. 1.

• James E. THORNTON, 335^th Infantry, 84^th Division. A. E. F.
• Cornelius O. THORNTON, Sergeant, 122^nd Aero Squadron, A. E. F.
• William B. THORNTON, Infantry, Camp Buell.

THURMAN, Mrs. W. E., (Anna CARROLL), 817 West Maxwell Street.

• William E. THURMAN, Corporal, Ammunition Train, 6^th Division, A. E. F. Meuse-Argonne offensive.

TILTON, Mrs. John, (Jennie CLARK). No address given.

• Morton TILTON, U. S. Navy. Died of pneumonia at Great Lakes Training Station, 1918.

TRAPP, Mrs. C. W., (Rebekah REDD), deceased. Next of kin Dr. C. W. TRAPP, 544 North Broadway.

• Francis J. TRAPP, S. A. T. C., Camp Buell.

TRIPP, Mrs. Alex., (Ollie ANDERSON), deceased. Next of kin Alex Tripp, 451 Michigan Avenue.

• Charles B. TRIPP, Battery A, 322^nd F. A., A. E. F. Verdue-Meuse-Argonne offensive.
  Died at Lexington February 24, 1920, as a result of having been gassed several times while serving in 83^rd Division.

TURNER, Mrs. J. M., 239 Kentucky Avenue.

• Charles D. TURNER, Second Lieutenant, Company C, Signal Battalion, 113^th F. A., A. E. F.
• Howard TURNER, Company B, 113^th Field Signal Battalion, A. E. F.

TUTTLE, Mrs. Annie, 806 West Main Street.

• Eddie TUTTLE, Company A, 53^rd Engineers.
• James TUTTLE, Company S, 6^th Battalion, 2^nd Engineers.

TUTTLE, Mrs. Franklin E., (Clara PALMER), 125 East Maxwell Street.

• Frank W. TUTTLE, S. A. T. C., University of Kentucky.

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