AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS ROSTER - FAYETTE COUNTY, KENTUCKY

SURNAMES H, I, J, K

HALEY, Mrs. Ambrose, R. R. No. 1, Chilesburg.

• Christmas Carrol HALEY, Battery C, 142^nd F. A., 29^th Division, A. E. F.

HALL, Mrs. G. Whitefield, (Ruth FLANNIGAN), 245 Rodes Avenue.

• George Whitefield HALL, Sergeant, Company A, 331^st Infantry, A. E. F.

HAMON, Mrs. T. B., (T. J. ANDERSON), 181 Market Street.

• Jesse S. HAMON, U. S. Navy, Battleship Indiana.

HAMPTON, Mrs. Martha, 228 West Maxwell Street.

• John J. HAMPTON, Sergeant, 38^th Division, A. E. F.

HANEY, Mrs. Mary, 517 South Upper Street.

• Fred HANEY, 20^th Coast Artillery, A. E. F.

HARBISON, Mrs. Shelby T., (Cecilia McCLARTY), 281 South Limestone Street.

• Clinton N. HARBISON, Major, F. A., 325^th F. A., 84^th Division, A. E. F.
• Shelby T. HARBISON, Captain, 324^th F. A., 84^th Division, A. E. F.

HAVELY, Mrs. T. M., (Cordia RICE), 423 Curry Avenue.

• T. Ward HAVELY, Second Lieutenant, 326^th F. A., A. E. F.

HAYDEN, Mrs. Robert, (Mary McCLINTOCK), 735 East Main Street.

• Robert M. HAYDEN, Sergeant, 122^nd Bn., A. E. F.

HAYMAN, Mrs. E. B., (Laura GESS), 236 West High Street.

• John H. HAYMAN, Base Hospital Unit, Camp Wheeler, Georgia.
• Edward B. HAYMAN, 52^nd Infantry, 6^th Division; Meuse-Argonne offensive

HEADLEY, Mrs. James P., (Alice WITHERS), Fairlawn, North Broadway.

• James P. HEADLEY, First Lieutenant, Infantry, Motor Transport Corps, Fort Bliss, Texas.

HEDGES, Mrs. J. M., (Arabella SMITH), 118 Barr Street.

• James M. HEDGES, Jr., Machine Gun Mate 2^nd Class, U. S. Navy, A. E. F.

HEFFNER, Mrs. F. W., (Fannie White), 207 East Main Street.

• Horace W. HEFFNER, 149^th Infantry, A. E. F.
• Ben D. HEFFNER, First Sergeant, 36^th Coast Artillery.

HENRY, Mrs. L. B., (Mildred A. McNICHOLS), Eastern State Hospital.

• Hall M. HENRY, Second Lieutenant, Company D, 217 Engineers, Camp Beauregard, La.
• Joel Ashley HENRY, U. S. Navy, Great Lakes Training Station.

HERR, Mrs. J. G., 246 North Broadway.

• James G. HERR, First Lieutenant, 1^st Bn., 163^rd Depot Brigade, Camp Dodge.

HERR, Mrs. M., (Estelle HUNT), 438 North Broadway.

• Ben B. HERR, S. A. T. C., Transylvania College.

HERR, Mrs. William H., 308 Madison Place.

• John H. HERR, Naval Aviation Corps, A. E. F.

HEYMAN, Mrs. Gus L., (Emma HEYMAN), 312 Madison Place.

• Lawrence J. HEYMAN, First Lieutenant, Company I, 117^th Infantry, A. E. F.

HILL, Mrs. Dillard, (Matilda WEBB), 1080 South Broadway.

• Arthur G. HILL, 67^th F. A., West Point, Kentucky

HINTON, Mrs. J. F., (Parmela BURGESS), 129 North Ashland Avenue.

• Jesse B. HINTON, Signal Corps, A. E. F.

HISLE, Mrs. W., (Anna WILKERSON), R. R. No. 4.

• Talmadge HISLE, 52^nd Machine Gun Bn., A. E. F. In five major battles in which
  Americans were engaged.

HOBBS, Mrs. W. C. G., (Emma STEVENSON), 426North Broadway.

• Joseph C. HOBBS, entered service May 1917; First Lieutenant, 113^th Supply Train, A. E. F.
  Died of pneumonia Base Hospital, France.

HOLMAN, Mrs. F. R., (Margaret HUNLEY), R. R. No. 5, Frankfort.

• Daniel Thornton HOLMAN, Company E, 17^th Infantry.

HOOVER, Mrs. C. T., (Ida DAWSON), R. R. No. 1.

• Charles Thomas HOOVER, U. S. Navy; died of pneumonia at Great Lakes Training Station,
  September 27, 1917. Age 21 years.

HORN, (See Mrs. J. M. MOBERLY). (Estella GIESEKE)

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

HOWARD, Mrs. Charles W., (Anna McINTYRE), 381 South Upper Street.

• Thomas D. HOWARD, First Lieutenant 5^th Ammunition Train, A. E. F.

HUGHES, Mrs. Robert E., (Ollice HUTCHINSON), 465 East Main Street.

• James R. HUGHES, candidate F. A., Camp Taylor.

HYMER, Mrs. Evelyn, 614 Sellers Street.

• James G. HYMER, Died of influenza. No date of death given.

INGLES, Mrs. Ben C., (Agnes WILSON), 251 Delmar Avenue.

• Ben C. INGLES, 1^st Lieutenant, 309^th Supply Train, 84^th Division, A. E. F.
• Bell INGLES, Religious War Work Department, Y. M. C. A., New York City.

INSKO, Mrs. J. T., (Anna PAYM), 413 North Upper Street.

• Robert L. INSKO, Sergeant, Headquarters Company, 5^th Marines. In five major battles.

JACKSON, Mrs. Fannie, R. R. No. 6.

• James M. JACKSON, Infantry Company A, 411^th R. L. B.

JACKSON, Mrs. Maud, 166 Walnut Street.

• Richard L. JACKSON, U. S. Navy Hospital Corps.

JEFFERSON, Mrs. Thomas, 172 Forest Avenue.

• Thomas C. JEFFERSON, 145^th F. A., A. E. F.

JEWELL, Mrs. Asa, (Elizabeth BERRY), 273 Ashland Avenue.

• Robert B. JEWELL, Naval Aviation Corps, Key West.

JOHNSON, Mrs. A. S. (Annie MOORE), 261 North Broadway.

• Louis A. JOHNSON, Sergeant, 67^th Infantry, Camp Sheridan, Illinois.

JOHNSON, Mrs. C. H., R. R. No. 1, Muir, Kentucky.

• David H. JOHNSON, Ambulance Corps, Section 522, A. E. F.

JOHNSON, Mrs. J. S., 600 Elsmere Park.

• Alfred JOHNSON, 10^th Balloon Company, A. E. F.

JOHNSTON, Mrs. J. T., R. R. No. 6.

• Caswell JOHNSTON, 1^st Class Machinist, U. S. Navy, S. S. Detroit.

JONES, Mrs. Rogers W., (Mattie ALLEN), 216 Bell Court.

• Roger W. JONES, Major, 149^th Infantry, 38^th Division, A. E. F.

JONES, Mrs. W. S., (Fannie LAFFOON), R. R. No. 10.

• Edward S. JONES, Sergeant, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.
• David A. JONES, Corporal, Infantry, Camp Taylor.

JORDON, Mrs. J. L., (Louisa JENKINS), deceased. Next of kin J. L. Jordon, 215 South Limestone Street.

• Sidney C. JORDON, First Sergeant, 28^th Infantry, 1^st Division. Died July 1920, at army hospital,
  Hoboken, New Jersey of shell shock received while serving with 1^st Division. Served in regular
  army 23 years, having enlisted at 20. Served in the Philippines, Mexico, and Panama. In France
   was cited for bravery under fire. Was one of the eleven men of his company who came back
  out of 250 who sailed.

KAUFMAN, Mrs. J. C. (Maggie BARCLAY), 360 South Broadway.

• Margaret L. KAUFMAN, clerical work, Ordnance Department, Washington, D. C.

KELLER, Mrs. John A., (Thkla ROTH), 123 East Sixth Street.

• Theodore KELLER, 5^th Regiment, 2^nd Marine Corps. In five major battles; wounded twice at Chateau Thierry.
  Awarded Distinguished Service Cross and Croix de Guerre.

KENNEDY, Mrs. Grace,  620 Boonesborough Avenue.

• Felix M. KENNEDY, 159^th Depot Brigade; transferred A. E. F.

KERR, Mrs. Charles, (Linda PAYNE), North Broadway.

• Charles KERR, Jr., candidate O. T. C., Fortress Monroe, Virginia.

KERR, Mrs. William H., (Sallie SKINNER), 308 Madison Place.

• John H. KERR, U. S. Naval Aviation Force, Field B, Bombing Group, A. E. F.

KERSWILL, Mrs. N., (Mary SIKES), 902 South Broadway.

• Charles M. KERSWILL, Chemical Department.

KIDD, Mrs. E. O., (Willie WEBB), 611 Pirce Avenue.

• Ellis O. KIDD, Jr., Sergeant, Aero Squadron 184, A. E. F.

KIGER, Mrs. B. D., (Margaret HURT).

• Sylvestor KIGER, 216^th M. P., A. E. F.

KIMBROUGH, Mrs. H. C., (Nannie M.), 363 North Broadway.

• Marion L. KIMBROUGH, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.
• Henry C. KIMBROUGH, Base Hospital Unit No. 40, A. E. F.
• Nelson L. KIMBROUGH, Marine Corps, A. E. F.

KING, Mrs. W. J., (Ada C. HUNTER), 525 Boonesborough Avenue.

• William A. KING, Sergeant, Motor Transport Corps, Fort Sill, Oklahoma.

KINKEAD, Mrs. Shelby, (Alice WARFIELD), 466 West Sixth Street.

• William B. KINKEAD, Second Lieutenant, 5^th Regiment Marine Corps. In five major battles.
• Sydney C. KINKEAD, Sergeant, instructor at Rose Polytechnic Institute, Indiana

KINNAIRD, Mrs. C. B., (Nellie Wright), 355 Madison Place.

• Eugene F. KINNAIRD, Lieutenant, 365^th Infantry, Company D; Alsace offensive, A. E. F.
• William C. KINNAIRD, U.S. Navy, Managing Editor, Great Lakes Bulletin.

KIRKPATRICK, Mrs. Melinda, 615 Russell Avenue.

• Eli Romans KIRKPATRICK, 2^nd Kentucky, 149^th Infantry, A. E. F. Wounded in action.

KROLL, Mrs. M. E., (Mary BRAMEL), 1440 Carlisle Avenue.

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

KUEG, Mrs. W. G., 525 Boonesborough Avenue.

• William Albert KUEG, Sergeant, Co. 373, Fort Sill, Oklahoma, M. S. F. A.

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