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World War I Veterans
A-J K-Z
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| Kahle, Harvey W. US Army Private 1st Class US Army |
| Kalb, Conrad J. US Army |
| Kalb, George Private 55 CO 159 Depot Brig Buried Emanuel Hill Church Cemetery |
| Kalb, John Martin US Army Buried St. Peters UCC Cemetery |
| Kamman, Gilbert E. US Army |
| Kamman, Wesley George Private US Army Buried Zoar United Methodist Cemetery |
| Kapp, Matthias Edward US Army |
| Kapp, Robart R. US Army |
| Kappner, Ben Private US Army |
| Katter, Elmer E. US Army |
| Katter, Leonard F. Private US Army Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Katter, Moody L. US Army |
| Katterhenry, Harold S. US Army |
| Katterhenry, Ida Florenz US Navy |
| Katterhenry, James H. US Army |
| Kay, George A. Private 16th Ammunition Train Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Kays, Enoch B. US Army |
| Kearby,Charles E. US Army |
| Kellams, James Jr. US Army |
| Kellas, Amal D. US Army |
| Kellems, James Stewart US Army |
| Keller, Adam H. US Navy |
| Keller, Carl Henry US Navy |
| Keller, Christian Private Battery C US Army Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Keller, Philip US Army |
| Kemp, Orval Ray US Army |
| Kemper, Emil B. Private 152nd Depot Brigade Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Kempf, Bernard F. Private US Army 68th Infantry |
| Kempf, Cornelius M. Private 1st Class US Army |
| Kempf, Frank Paul US Army |
| Kempf, Gerald Fidelis US Army |
| Kempf, Romas M. US Army |
| Kempf, Thomas M. US Army |
| Kempf, William F. US Army |
| Kendall, Fred W. US Army |
| Kendall,James M. US Army |
| Kendall, Jessie M. US Army |
| Kerns, Evert US Army Buried Crystal Community Cemetery |
| Kerstiens, George B. Private US Army |
| Kessler, Frank J. Private 9th Ammunition Train US Army Buried St. Anthony Catholic Cemetery |
| Key, Charles L. US Army |
| Key, George A. US Army |
| Kieffner, Andrew US Army Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| King, Alvin J. Private US Army Buried King / Birdseye Cemetery |
| King, Andy M. US Army |
| King, Lonnie R. US Army |
| King, Roy US Army |
| King, Wesley US Army |
| Kippenbrock, Joe US Army |
| Klee, Oscar H. US Army |
| Kleiser, Frank Sr. Private US Army Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Klem, Anthony Basil US Army |
| Klem, Frank A. Private US Army |
| Klem, Henry Basil Private US Army |
| Klem, Joseph A. Private US Army Buried St. Anthony Catholic Cemetery |
| Klueh, Edward H. US Army |
| Klueh, Leo A. US Army |
| Klueh, Richard Private Medical Dept US Army Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Klueh, Robert US Army |
| Klueh, Rupert J. US Army Private 366th Infantry 84th Division Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Kluemper, Bernard A. US Army St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery (Ireland) |
| Kluesner, George A. US Army |
| Kluesner, John Private US Army |
| Knies, Anton H. Private US Army Private Buried St. Celestine Cemetery |
| Knies, John US Army |
| Knust, Will B. US Army |
| Koch, John Frank Private US Army |
| Koch, Oscar F. US Army |
| Koch, Paul G. US Army |
| Koehler, Clarence F. US Army |
| Koons, Virgin J. US Army |
| Kraus, Frank M. Private US Army |
| Krelein, George J. US Army |
| Kreilein, Joseph A. US Army |
| Kreilein, Oscar Philip US Navy |
| Krelein, Robert B., US Army Buried St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery |
| Kremp, Edward Maurice Private US Army |
| Kress, Ignatz George US Army |
| Kress, Jacob Private 1st Class US Army |
| Kress, Joseph Private US Army Buried St.Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Krodel, Cletus J US Army |
| Krodel, Frank J. Corporal HQ CO 64 Artillery Coastal Artillery Corps Buried Portersville Cemetery |
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Krodel, George Leo,
Cook
Son of Herman (deceased) and Veronica Gerber Krodel; born December 18, 1889, Jasper, Ind. Proprietor of restaurant. Called into service September 4, 1918, Jasper, Ind. Sent to Camp Grant, 111.; assigned to Company D, 5th Limited Service Regiment. Promoted to Cook. Died of influenza October 3, 1918, Camp Grant, 111. Buried in Jasper, Ind. The first Jasper County soldier to give up his life. Survived by widow, Agnes Brady Krodel, and one son, LeRoy Krodel, Chicago, Ill. |
| Krodel, Rufus J. Private 1st Class US Army |
| Kronemeyer, Oscar C. Private US Army Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Krueger, Chester, A US Army |
| Krusenklaus, Ed Sam Private US Army Buried Zoar United Methodist Cemetery |
| Krutsinger, Harry US Army |
| Kunder, Edward J. US Army |
| Kuebler, Ambrose J. US Army |
| Kuebler, Charles William 1st SGT CO A Development Battallion Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Kuebler, Edwin John US Army |
| Kuebler, Luke William US Navy |
| Kuebler, Othmar J. US Army |
| Kunkel, Edward Paul US Army |
| Kunkel, Hilbert Joseph US Army |
| Kunkel, Hugo G., Private CO K 56 Eng Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Kunkler, Albert Private US Army Buried St. Anthony Catholic Cemetery |
| Kuper, Alois H. US Army |
| Kuper, Bruno M. US Army |
| Kuper, William G., US Army Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Landreth, Otis Buried Cuzco Cemetery |
| Lange,
Robert John, Private Son of John and Margaret Witte Lange; born August 4, 1895, Ferdinand, Dubois County, Ind. Farmer. Called into service September 19, 1917, Jasper, Ind. Sent to Camp Taylor, Ky. ; assigned to Company G, 335th Infantry. Transferred to Camp Sevier, S. C; assigned to Company F, 120th Infantry, 30th Division. Embarked from Boston Harbor May 14, 1918. Wounded in action near Ypres, and died August 24, 1918, in hospital, Bergues Nord, France. Body returned to U.S., and buried in St. Ferdinand's Cemetery,. |
| Laake, Louis Frank Private US Army Gas Regiment Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Lamar, Arthur M. US Army |
| Lamar, Roy J. US Army |
| Lammers, Frank US Army |
| Landgrebe, Albert Ernest US Navy |
| Landgrebe, Gilbert C. US Army |
| Landreth, Otis A. US Army Buried Cuzco Cemetery |
| Lange, Edward F. US Army |
| Lange, Leo US Army |
| Lange, Leo G. PFC US Army 9th Ammunition Train Buried St.Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Lange, Robert J. Private US Army Co F 120th Infantry Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Lange, William J. US Army |
| Langebrake, Carl Fred US Navy |
| Langebrake, Elmer W. Private US Army Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Lansford, John US Navy |
| Lauderback, Harry D. US Army |
| League,
George William, Private Son of Charles S. and Jennie Pherson League; born September 27, 1897, Greenwood, Johnson County, Ind. When a mere boy he was adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Brown, Duff, Dubois County, Ind. Farmer. Enlisted in U.S. Regular Army February 9, 1917, Huntingburg, Ind. Sent to Columbus Barracks, Ohio; assigned to Machine Gun Company, 16th Regiment. Transferred to El Paso, Tex. Overseas June 12, 1917. Participated in numerous battles. Killed in action at Soissons, sometime between July 19 and 24, 1918.. |
| Lechner, August US Army |
| Leibering, Edward US Army |
| Leming, Dean J. Coastal Artillery Corps Buried Portersville Cemetery |
| Lemond, Forest Private CO G 5th Regiment US Infantry Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Leonard, Evert US Army |
| Leonard, John E. Corporal US Army Buried King / Birdseye Cemetery |
| Lepper, Albert US Army |
| Lewis, William US Army |
| Limp, Henry Jacob US Navy |
| Limp, James Clifton US Navy |
| Limp, John Frederick US Navy |
| Limp, Willaim Walter US Navy |
| Limpl, Emil John US Army |
| Limpl, Peter J. US Army |
| Lindauer, Claude US Army Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Line Claude E., Sergeant US Army Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Line,
Clyde Everett, Corporal Son of William and Mary Eifert Line; born September 26, 1894, Jasper, Ind. Stenographer. Called into service June 24, 1918, Indianapolis, Ind. Sent to Camp Sherman, Ohio; assigned to 8th Company, 2nd Training Battalion, 158th Depot Brigade. Overseas in September, 1918; assigned to Company G, 357th Infantry, 90th Division. Killed in action November 5, 1918, Villa, France. Buried Jasper City / Enlow Cemetery |
| Link, Ray J. Sergeant Major US Army Buried St.Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Link, Roy P. Sergeant Major US Army Buried St.Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Loew, John C. Private US Army |
| Lohn, William H. Private US Army Buried King / Birdseye Cemetery |
| Long, Thomas A. US Army |
| Lorey, Thomas P. US Army |
| Lorey, Silas C. US Army |
| Lottes, Andrew Buried St. Peters UCC Cemetery |
| Lotzgesell, Adam Private US Army Buried St. Pauls Cemetery Patoka Twp |
| Loveall, Hayden US Army |
| Luchauer, George J.. US Army |
| Luegers, William Joseph Private US Army |
| Lueken, Herbert A. Private US Army |
| Lusch,
Albert A., Wagoner Son of Anthony and Cecelia Snvder Lusch; born April 13, 1893, Centralia, Ill. Moved to Dubois County, Ind. in 1896. Blacksmith. Enlisted in U.S. Regular Army May 7, 1917, Louisville, Ky. Sent to Camp Taylor, Ky.; then to Washington Barracks, D. C. Assigned to 138th Field Artillery. Transferred to 464th Engineers. Overseas in July, 1918. Died of pneumonia October 19, 1918. Buried in American Cemetery No. 608, Seringes-et-Nesles, France, Sec. E, Plot I, Grave No. 2. |
| Lynch, Samuel T. US Army |
| Mack, Carl Fred US Army |
| Madlon, Edward P. US Army |
| Madlon, Edward P. PFC Medical Dept US Army Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Maneke, Charles US Army |
| Mangol, Martin US Army |
| Marka, Mike US Army |
| Marray, Frank J. US Army |
| Martin, Daniel A. US Army |
| Martin, Jesse Albert US Army |
| Mauder, Edward P. US Army |
| Mauntel, Harry US Army |
| Main, Roy Cook US Army Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Mayo, Dean N., Corporal 16th Infantry Buried Portersville Cemetery |
| McBride, Paul US Army |
| McCord, Deforest US Army |
| McCormick Isaac W. Corporal US Army Buried King / Birdseye Cemetery |
| McCraney, Elza O. Private US Army Medical Dept Buried Lemmon Church Cemetery |
| McDonald, Hobart US Army |
| McGee, William L. US Army |
| McGill, Louis US Army |
| McIlrec, Oda US Army |
| McKasson, Harry E. US Army Buried Chanley / Cox Cemetery |
| McKim, William P. US Army |
| McKinney, Sherman Logan US Army |
| McMelis, Michael A. US Army |
| Mehringer, Albert A. US Army Buried St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery (Ireland) |
| Mehringer, George L. Private US Army |
| Mehringer, Karl H. US Army St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery (Ireland) |
| Mehringer, Othmar L. Private US Army |
| Mehringer, Theodore Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Mehringer, Walter R. US Army |
| Mehringer William P., Private First Class US Army Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Meneke, Charles W. Private CO E 78th Infantry Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Mercker, Albert Daniel US Navy |
| Mercker, Henry F. US Army |
| Mercker, Theodore J. Sergeant US Army Buried St.Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Merkel, Albert F. US Army |
| Merkel, Anthony Henry US Navy |
| Merkel, Edwin F. US Army |
| Merkel, John W. US Army |
| Merkel, Theodore J. US Army |
| Merkley, Andrew B. US Army |
| Merkley, John V. Private 334th Infantry US Army Buried St. Anthony Catholic Cemetery |
| Messmer, Frank R. Private 1st Class US Army Buried St.Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Messmer, Nicholas Private, Wagoner, 335th Infantry US Army Buried St. Anthony Catholic Cemetery |
| Messmer, Oscar J. Privat US Army Tank Corps Buried St.Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Meyer, Frank H. US Army Private 607th Aero Squadron Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Meyer, George H. US Army |
| Meyer, Walter H. Private US Army Buried Augustana Cemetery |
| Michel, Chris A. Private US Army Buried St.Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Michel, Peter US Army |
| Miessner, Walter Dave US Army |
| Miessnor, Frank B. US Army Corporal 91st Aero Squadron Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Milburn, Frank W. US Army |
| Milburn, Fred D. US Army |
| Milburn, Herman D., Private US Army Buried Cuzco Cemetery |
| Milburn, Raymond Fowler US Navy |
| Milburn, William Stanford US Marine Corps |
| Miller, Alois US Army Buried St. Celestine Cemetery |
| Miller, Anton US Army Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Miller, Claude Matthew, US Army Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Miller, Harold G. US Army |
| Miller, James US Navy |
| Miller, John Private US Army Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Miller, John A. US Army Buried St. Anthony Catholic Cemetery |
| Miller, Joseph F. Private US Army |
| Miller, Joseph J. US Army |
| Miller, Peter J. Private US Army Buried St.Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Miller, Robert L. US Army |
| Miller, Vincent H. US Army |
| Miller, Walter US Army |
| Miller, Webster Henry US Navy |
| Mitchell, Allen H. US Army |
| Mitchell, Jesse W. Corporal Coastal Artillery Corps Buried King / Birdseye Cemetery |
| Moenkhaus, Carl W. US Army |
| Montgomery, Edward K. US Army |
| Morgan, Alfred L. US Army |
| Morgan, James R. US Army |
| Morgan, William A. US Army |
| Moore, Herman E., CO C US Infantry Buried Crystal Cemetery |
| Morgan, Alfred L. US Army |
| Morgan, James R., Cook US Army Buried Crystal Cemetery |
| Morgan, William A. US Army |
| Morris, Fred A. US Army |
| Mosby, Frank A. US Army |
| Moureau, Walter A. Private US Army Buried Augustana Cemetery |
| Mueller / Muller, Hubert P. Private US Army Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Mullen, Thomas H. PFC CO F 2nd Engineers Purple Heart Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Mundy, Oscar John Private Medical Dept US Army Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Mundy, Victor US Army |
| Murry, Jay L. Private US Army Medical Dept. Buried Lemmon Church Cemetery |
| Mutchman, Leo Peter US Army |
| Myers, Tolbert E. US Army |
| Mynatt, William US Army |
| Nahler, Jacob H. US Army |
| Neuhoff, Elmer L. US Army |
| Neukam, Charles John Battery F 26th Field Artillery Buried Portersville Cemetery |
| Neukam, Conrad M., Buried Emanuel Hill Church Cemetery |
| Neukam,
Frank George, Private Son of John W. and Kunigunda Preuss Neukam; born September 25, 1894, Harbison Township, Dubois County, Ind. Farmer. Called into service August 26, 1918, Jasper, Ind. Sent to Camp Custer, Mich.; assigned to 31st Company 6th Training Battalion, 160th Depot Brigade; then to Company E, 10th Infantry. Died of influenza October 10, 1918, Camp Custer, Mich. Buried St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery, |
| Neukam, John Private US Army Buried St. Peters UCC Cemetery |
| Neukam, Thomas G., Private US Army Buried St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery |
| Neukam, Walter A. US Army |
| Neuschaeferm, Malcolm Andrew US Army |
| Newkam, Conrad M. US Army |
| Neuman, Walter A. Private US Army Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Newton,Charles M. Private US Coastal Artillery Corps Buried King / Birdseye Cemetery |
| Nicholson, Charles August Corporal US Army 34th Engineers |
| Niehaus, John B. US Army |
| Noble, James M. US Army |
| Noble,
William Henry, Private Son of George W. and Mary Dillard Noble; born August 22 1892, Chambersburg, Orange County, Ind. Laborer. Called into service July 23, 1918, Jasper, Ind. Sent to Camp Taylor, Ky.; assigned to 55th Company, 14th Training Battalion, 159th Depot Brigade; then to 4th Company, 1st Training Battalion, 159th Depot Brigade. Died of pneumonia December 11 , 1918, in Base Hospital, Camp Taylor, Ky. Buried Cuzco Cemetery, |
| Nonte, John H. US Army |
| Norman, Min Private US Army Buried King / Birdseye Cemetery |
| Nussmeyer, Edwin W. Private US Army |
| Nussmeyer, William Fred US Army |
| Oeding, Alois B. US Army |
| Oeding, Mike Private 159th Depot Brigade US Army Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Olinger, Charles US Army |
| Olinger, Leo US Army |
| Oser, Edward M. US Army |
| Oser, Gerhard US Navy |
| Ott, Charles M. US Army |
| Ott, Edward US Army |
| Ott, John O. US Army Military Police Corps Buried New Bethlehem / Mentor Cemetery |
| Ott, Kiper US Army Buried New Bethlehem / Mentor Cemetery |
| Otto, Joseph B. Private US Army |
| Overbeck Edward US Army |
| Owen, Floyd D. US Army |
| Owen, Lloyd P. US Army |
| Painter, Everett F. US Army |
| Parke, Harry E. US Army |
| Parson, Leo J., Private First Class 120 INF 30 DIV Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Parsons, William E. US Army Buried Cuzco Cemetery |
| Partenheimer, Gilbert J. US Army |
| Peiper, Henry J. US Army |
| Pendley, Shirley D. US Army |
| Perkins, Major Clyde US Army |
| Pewske, George D. Sergeant 409th Motor Suipply Train Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Pfaff, Herbert Peter Private US Army Buried St.Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Pfaff, Leo H. US Army Medical Corps Buried St.Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Pfeffer, Oscar R. Private US Army |
| Pfister, Alex B. US Army |
| Pickhardt,
Bertram, Corporal Son of Ernest W. and Caroline Pickhardt; born July 30, 1S89. Huntingburg, Ind. Educated in Indiana University. Postmaster. Entered Officers Training Camp, Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind. in August, 1917. In November, 1917 enlisted as a private, and was sent to Camp Greene, N. C. Overseas in May, 1918; assigned to Battery F, 16th Field Artillery, 4th Division. Took part in battles of Vesle, Chateau-Thierry, and St. Mihiel. Killed in action September 29, 1918. Buried U.S. Cemetery, Romagne, France. |
| Pickhardt, Evans C US Army |
| Pickhardt, Homer C. US Army |
| Pieper, Henry J Private CO E 14th Ammo Train Buried St. Raphael's Catholic Cemetery |
| Pieper, Herman J. US Army |
| Pieper, John L. Private US Army Buried St. Raphael's Catholic Cemetery |
| Pinnick, Earl R. US Army |
| Pinnick, Edward US Army |
| Pinnick, Ira US Army |
| Pinnick, John E., Wagoner SUP CO 46 INF 9 DIV Buried Crystal Cemetery |
| Pinnick, William T. US Army |
| Poe, Edgar Allan US Army |
| Poe, Victor William US Army |
| Poetker, Elmer A. US Army |
| Polen Orville R. US Army |
| Preschtel, Theodore G. Private US Army |
| Pruitt, Clarence Martin US Army |
| Pruitt, Everett L. US Army |
| Rademacher, Walter F. Private US Army Buried Augustana Cemetery |
| Ragle, Cyrus Amos Private Medical Dept US Army Buried Lemmon Church Cemetery |
| Rahmann, Frank A. Private US Army Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Rahmann, Joseph B. Private Medical Dept US Army Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Rasche, Leo H. US Army |
| Rauscher, Earl E. US Army |
| Reasen, Henry Fred US Navy |
| Rebber, John A. Private US Army |
| Reckelhoff, Louis PFC US Army Buried St. Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Reel, James W. US Army |
| Rees, Albert F., Private CO D Engineers Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Rees, Henry BM 2 US Navy Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Rees, Herman R. US Army |
| Reising, Anthony J. Sergeant US Army Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Remke, Joseeh H. Private US Army Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Remke, Robert M. US Army |
| Renner, Arthur Michael US Navy Fire Controlman Petty Officer 2nd Class Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Renner, Barney H. US Army |
| Reutmann, Benedict Private US Army |
| Reutmann, William Private 1st Class US Army |
| Reutepohler, Albert D. US Army |
| Reutepohler, Harvey US Army |
| Reutepohler, Herbert PFC 10th Infantry 14th Division US Army Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Rice, Paul US Army |
| Richards, George E. US Army |
| Riedisperger, Ernest US Army |
| Robbins, Carter H. US Army |
| Roberts, Elza US Army |
| Roberts, James H., Private 51st Field Artillery Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Roelle, Edwin H. US Army |
| Roelle, Eligius Louis US Navy |
| Roettger, Albert F. US Army |
| Roettger, Leonard US Army |
| Rogissard, Edward CO H 11th Infantry Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Rohleder, Leo J. Private US Army Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Rohlman, Bengnen E. Private 1st Class US Army |
| Rolfes, Norman Gerald US Army |
| Roller, Paul F. US Army |
| Roos, Victor J. Private 324th Field Signal Battalion Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Roth, Gustav A. US Army |
| Rothers, Enoch H. Private US Army Holland United Methodist Cemetery |
| Rowekamp, Ben G. Sergeant US Army |
| Rowekamp, Fred J. US Army |
| Rueber, Anthony B. US Army |
| Rumback, Albert Sergeant Major US Army |
| Salb, Grover E. Sergeant US Army |
| Salb, Leo Albert US Army |
| Salb, Viclor M. US Army |
| Sanders, Frank A. US Army |
| Scales, Alfred Blythe Lt. Colonel US Army (Also served WW II Korea) Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Scales, Charles E. US Army |
| Schaaf, Joseph Anthony US Navy |
| Schaaf, Oscar Conrad US Navy |
| Schaaf, Otto J. Private US Army |
| Schafer, Basil US Army |
| Schafer, William P. Private US Army Buried St.Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Schaffer, Andrew J. Private US Army Buried St. Anthony Catholic Cemetery |
| Schaeffer, Herman L. Sergeant US Army Buried St.Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Schaeffer, Leo B., Private US Army Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Schatz, Joseph W. US Army |
| Schiller, Adam US Army |
| Schiller, Ernest J. US Army Buried Emanuel Hill Lutheran Cemetery |
| Schilling, Rudolph F. Private US Army |
| Schipp, Albert J., US Army Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Schipp,
Leonard R., Private Son of Joseph H. and Theresa R. Shipp; born October 1, 1894, Ferdinand, Dubois County, Ind. Farmer. Called into service August 26, 1918, Jasper, Ind. Sent to Camp Custer, Mich.; assigned to 21st Company, 6th Training Battalion, 160th Depot Brigade. Transferred to Supply Company, 40th Field Artillery. Died of pneumonia October 13, 1918, Camp Custer, Mich. Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Schnaus, Albert Private First Class Allied Expeditionary Force US Army Buried St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery (Ireland) |
| Schneiders, Silvester G. PFC 57th Infantry 15th Division Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Schitter, Frank A. Private 1st Class US Army |
| Schitter, Sylvester US Army |
| Schlachter, Leo J. Corporal US Army |
| Schlachter, Robert M. US Army |
| Schlachter, William Private Co B 358th Infantry Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Schlegel, Edwin J. US Army |
| Schlesing, Armin W. US Army |
| Schmidt, Adam M. US Army |
| Schmitt, Albert Private US Army |
| Schmitt, Dominic US Army |
| Schmitt, Vincent Aloysius US Army |
| Schmutzler, Benjamin H. Corporal 433rd Motor Supply US Army Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Schnarr, Christian E. Corporal 16th Battery Field Artillery Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Schnarr, Floyd G. Coastal Artillery Corps US Army Buried Lemmon Church Cemetery |
| Schnarr, Jesse Private US Army Buried Portersville Cemetery |
| Schnarr, Samuel C. Corporal US Army |
| Schnarr, Virgil US Army |
| Schnarr, Walter J. US Army Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Schnaus, Albert Private US Army Buried St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery (Ireland) |
| Schneaders, Edward F. Private US Army |
| Schneider, Albert R. US Army |
| Schneider,
Clarence J, Fireman 3rd Class.US Navy Son of Joseph M. and Maggie Vogel Schneider; born February 4, 1900, Jasper, Ind. Cabinet maker. Entered U.S Navy March 27, 1918, Shelbyville, Ind. Sent to the Great Lakes Naval Training Station, Chicago, 111. Transferred to the Vermont, and assigned to duty as 3rd Class Fireman. Died of acute heart exhaustion, while on board ship in Panama Canal, July 20, 1919. Buried St. Joseph Cemetery, |
| Schneider, Virgil US Army |
| Schneiders, Sylvester G. US Army |
| Schnell, Albert A. US Army |
| Schnell, Edward Joseph US Navy |
| Schnell, Hilbert P. US Army |
| Schnell, Theodore Martin US Army |
| Scholey, William US Army |
| Schoppenhorst, John Wosley US Army |
| Schroeder, Daniel Christian US Army |
| Schroering, Fred US Army |
| Schroering, Martin F. Private US Army Artillery |
| Schuck, Joseph N. US Army |
| Schue, Anton J. Private 1st Class US Army Medic |
| Schuetler, Fidelis M. US Army |
| Schuetter, Emil A. Private 56th Spruce Squadron Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Schuetter, George J. US Army |
| Schuetter, Sylvester A. US Army |
| Schuler, Joseph Anthony US Army |
| Schulte, Joseph August Private 9th Ammunition Train US Army Buried St.Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Schulte, Louis H. US Army |
| Schultz, Herman J. US Army |
| Schum, Robert US Army |
| Schwartz, Herbert N. Private US Army Machine Gunner Buried St.Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Schwenk, Gilbert J. Private US Army |
| Schwenk, Theodore Jasper Private US Army St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery (Ireland) |
| Schwinghamer, Otto US Army |
| Schwinghamer, James Bugler 9th Ammo Train US Army Buried St. Henry Catholic Cemetery |
| Schwoeppe, Robert John US Army |
| Schwoeppe, William US Army |
| Seger, Nicholas M. US Army |
| Seitz, Robert F. Private US Army |
| Sendelweck, Phillip Private US Army |
| Seng, Herman H. US Army |
| Seng,
John, Private Son of Stephen and Mary Shell Seng; born February 2, 1894, Ferdinand. Farmer. Entered service August 26, 1918, Jasper, Ind. Sent to Camp Custer, Mich., assigned to Utilities Department of the Medical Corps. Died of pneumonia 3October 15, 1918, Camp Custer, Mich. Buried St. Ferdinand Cemetery. |
| Seng,
Peter John, Private Son of Stephen and Mary Shell Seng; born September 26, 1895, Ferdinand. Farmer. Called into service July 23, 1918. Sent to Camp Dodge, Iowa. Transferred to Camp Merritt, N. J.; assigned to Administrative Company. Died of influenza October 12, 1918, Camp Merritt, N. J. Buried St. Ferdinand Cemetery. |
| Senninger, Emil M. US Army Buried St. Celestine Cemetery |
| Senninger, Herbert J. US Army |
| Senninger, Leo Farrier 316th Aux Remount US Army Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Sermersheim, Cornelius A. US Army |
| Sermersheim, Frank Xavier US Army |
| Sermersheim, Fred Andrew Private US Army |
| Sermersheim, Robert Private US Army Buried St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery (Ireland) |
| Seufert, Albert J. US Army |
| Seufert, Leo W. US Army |
| Sherman, Gillbert J. Private US Army |
| Shoulet, Frank Louis US Army |
| Showell, Archie M. US Army |
| Shurig, Arthur H. Private US Army France |
| Sickbert, Amos H. US Army |
| Sickbert, Ben F. US Army |
| Sickbert, Edward US Army |
| Siebert, Clifford Louis US Navy |
| Sigler, Homer US Army |
| Simmons, Dennis B. US Army |
| Smith, Arthur S. US Army Private Coastal Artillery Corps Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Smith Everett PFC Headquarters CO 16th Infantry Awarded Silver Star Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Smith, Frank C. Battery A 134th Field Artillery US Army Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Smith, William L. PFC US Army Medical Dept Buried King / Birdseye Cemetery |
| Snider, Otho US Army Buried Crystal Community Cemetery |
| Snyder, Sylvester Private US Army |
| Songer, Carl G. Chief Fire Controlman US Navy Buried Mayo Cemetery |
| Spears, George US Army |
| Spillmeier,
Bernard Henry, Private Son of Henry and Mary Fromme Spillmeier; born April 11, 1894, Marion Township. Farmer. Entered service August 29, 1918, Jasper, Ind. Sent to Camp Custer, Mich. ; assigned to 4th Company, 1st Training Battalion, 160th Depot Brigade; then to Company B, 77th Infantry. Died of influenza October 9, 1918, Camp Custer, Mich. Buried St. Celestine's Cemetery. |
| Spillmeier, Othmar Edward US Army |
| Spraggins, Victor US Army |
| Sprauer, Albert L. Private 1st Class US Army |
| Sprauer, Othmar G. US Army |
| Sprauer,Victor J. US Army |
| St. Clair, Jacob M. US Army |
| St. Clair, Willard McClellan US Navy |
| Stanfield, Reuel US Army |
| Steinecker, Hilbert US Army |
| Steineker, Hugo US Army |
| Steiner, Frank X. Corporal US Army CO D 9th Ammunition Train Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Steinhart, Albert Anton US Army |
| Steinkamp, Christian J., Private Battery D 25th Field Artillery 9th Division Buried St. James Lutheran Church Cemetery |
| Steinkamp, Emil Frederick US Army |
| Steinkamp, Karl W. US Army |
| Stenftenagel, Edward Joseph Corporal US Army Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Stenftenagel, Henry J. Private 1st Class US Army |
| Stefntenagel, Otto US Army |
| Stevens, Edward J. US Army |
| Stevens, Perry F., Private US Army Buried Crystal Cemetery |
| Stewart, Glenn US Army |
| Stilwell, Charles E. Private US Army Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Stillwell, Henry US Army |
| Stillwell, Owen US Army |
| Stockinger, Jesse US Army |
| Stork, Harvey E. US Army |
| Stork, Harvey Kasper US Army |
| Stork, Toby J. US Army |
| Stratman, John M. Corporal US Army |
| Stratmann, Andrew P. US Army |
| Striegel, Frank J. Private 1st Class US Army |
| Striegel, Oscar Joseph US Navy |
| Strotman, Joseph C. US Army |
| Sturm, Eugene Aloysius US Army |
| Sturm, Victor F. Sergeant US Army |
| Stutsman, Ollie D. Pirvate 120th Infantry 30th Div US Army Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Sullivan, Lawrence F. US Army Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Sumner, Austin M. Corporal US Army Buried Mayo Cemetery |
| Sunderman, Bennie A. US Army |
| Sunderman, Harry A. Private US Army |
| Sweeney,
Barney R., Private Son of Elwood T. and Sarah Young Sweeney; born March 16, 1897, Ireland, Indiana. Mechanic. Entered service August 15, 1918, Jasper, Ind. Sent to the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Mechanical Training School; assigned to Training Detachment No. 1, Company A. Transferred to Fort. Wayne, Mich., and placed in the 3rd Recruiting Squadron, Signal Corps Section. Died of pneumonia January 29, 1919, Fort Wayne, Detroit, Mich. Buried Mt. Zion Cemetery, |
| Sweeney, Patrick Lee Private US Army Buried Fairview CemeteryUrich |
| Taylor, Carl Edward US Army |
| Taylor, Henry J. US Army |
| Taylor, Herman K. US Army |
| Taylor, Leo US Army |
| Tempel, Basil F. US Army |
| Tempel, John J. Private US Army |
| Terwiske, John B., Private US Army Buried St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery (Ireland) |
| Teufel, Peter Private US Army |
| Theising, Frank H. US Army |
| Thieman, Henry US Army |
| Thimling, William G., Private US Army |
| Thompson, Richard E. US Army |
| Timmerman, Henry G. US Army |
| Tobin, William E. Sergeant US Army |
| Tormohlen, Ben G., Private CO I Development Battalion Buried St. James Lutheran Church Cemetery |
| Tormohlen, Louis Frank US Army |
| Tormohlen, Willard US Army |
| Traylor, Homer Private Battery C 25th Field Artillery US Army Buried Portersville Cemetery |
| Tredway, Oscar Private Battery C 50th Artillery Coastal Artillery Corps Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Troxler, Charles M. Private 120th Infantry US Army Buried St. Anthony Catholic Cemetery |
| Tucker, Clyde D. US Army |
| Tucker, Elmer B. US Army |
| Tucker, Ray C. Private US Army |
| Tucker, Sherman M. US Army |
| Tuley, Roy W. US Army |
| Tussey, Samuel H. US Army |
| Uebelhoer,
Lawrence Henry, Private Son of George L. and Clara Schipp Uebelhoer; born August 10, 1892, Schnellville. Farmer. Called into service September 6, 1918, Jasper, Ind. Sent to Camp Taylor, Kv.; assigned to 53rd Company, 14th Training Battalion, 159th Depot Brigade. Transferred to West Point, Ky.; assigned to Battery E, 70th Field Artillery. Died of influenza October 16, 1918, Base Hospital, Camp Taylor, Ky. Buried Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery. |
| Uebelhoer, Silas Gerhardt US Navy |
| Underhill, Edward C. US Army |
| Underhill, Woodford US Army |
| Underwood, Bennie C. Private US Army Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Underwood, Carl Ray Private US Army 159th Depot Brigade Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Urich, William J., Private 1 CL Ord Dept OR 51 Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Vandiver, Ressee Herman US Army |
| Voelkel, John Frederick Fireman 2nd Class US Navy |
| Vogel, Joseph J. Private US Army |
| Vogel,
William Leonard, 1st Lieutenant Son of John and Margaret Vogel; born September 5, 1891, Marion Township. Educated in Benjamin Harrison Law School. Attorney. Enlisted in First Officers Training School, Ft. Harrison, Indianapolis, in May, 1917. Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant. Overseas in September, 1918, with 84th Division. Died of pneumonia February 25, 1919, Brest, France. Body returned to U.S., and buried Crown Hill Cemetery, Section 9 Site 1481, Indianapolis, Ind. Survived by widow, Loretta Harrington Vogel, and one son, William Leonard Vogel, Jr., Indianapolis, Ind |
| Vogl,
Otto, Private Son of Ludwig and Catherine Stoeber Vogl; born May 1, 1895, St. Henry. Tailor. Called into service June 25, 1918, Jasper, Ind., and was sent to Camp Sherman, Ohio. Assigned to Machine Gun Company, 335th Infantry, 84th Division. Embarked from Camp Mills, N. Y., August 25, 1918. Transferred to Company D, 320th Machine Gun Battalion, 82nd Division. Died of pneumonia December 2, 1918, in France. Buried St. Henry Catholic Cemetery |
| Vollmer, George F. Private US Army |
| Volpert, Anthony F., US Navy Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Volpert, John A. US Army |
| Vonderheide, Ben Private US Army Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Vonderheide, Christ US Army |
| Vonderheide, Frank Private US Army Buried St. Anthony Catholic Cemetery |
| Vonderheide, John S. US Army |
| Vonderheide, Leo Private US Army |
| Vondeschmidt, Albert J. US Army |
| Waddle,
Charles W., Private Son of Amos and Mattie Crow Waddle; born September 29, 1893, Hartford, Ky. Moved with parents to Dubois County in 1894. Called into service October 4, 1917, but was discharged one week later. Called into service again, April 1, 1918. Sent to Camp Grant, Ill.; assigned to Company B, 5th Regiment Limited Service. Died of pneumonia October 1, 1918, Camp Grant, Ill. Buried Oak Hill Cemetery, Evansville, Ind. Survived by widow, Cora Crabtree Waddle, Evansville, Ind. |
| Wade, Thomas US Navy |
| Wade, George W. Private US Army Buried King / Birdseye Cemetery |
| Wagner, Albert J. US Army |
| Wagner, John Philip Private 36 Field Aritillery 12 Div Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Wagner, Nick H. US Army |
| Waller, Christopher US Army |
| Walls, Elijah Corporal US Army Buried King / Birdseye Cemetery |
| Walters, Andrew H. PFC Battery D Field Artillery Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Walters, Fred Charles Private US Army Quartermaster Corps Buried St.Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Weber, John H. US Army |
| Webber, Joseph E., US Army Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Wedding, Jacob T. US Army |
| Wehr, Leo Private 1st Class US Army Buried Fairview Cemetery |
| Wehrle, Charles W. US Army France |
| Weisheit, Harley J., Corporal US Army |
| Weisheit, Robert S. US Army |
| Wiesehan, Louis C. Private 1st Class US Army Heavy Artillery |
| Weisman, Frank J. US Army Field Artillery |
| Wellemeyer, Alfred L. US Army |
| Wellemeyer, Daniel F. PFC US Army Holland United Methodist Cemetery |
| Wellemeyer, Edward B. US Army |
| Wells,Willis Edwin US Navy |
| Welp, Cyrene J. Private 1st Class US Army Buried Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery. |
| Wessell, William H. 135th Field Artillery US Army Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Wesseler, Walter D. US Army |
| Weyer, Ferdie Leo Private US Army |
| Whitten, Lloyd US Army |
| Wibbeler, Benjamin H. Private 1st Class US Army |
| Widmer, John US Army |
| Wiesehan, Louis H. Private 1st Class lass |
| Wiesman, Frank J. US Army |
| Wiesman, Hilbert H. US Army |
| Wigger,
John H., Private Son of Paul and Mary Schaefer Wigger; born December 20, 1894, Ferdinand. Farmer. Entered service August 25, 1918, and was sent to Camp Custer, Mich. Assigned to 3rd Company, 1st Training Battalion, 160th Depot Brigade. Dieğd of pneumonia October 8, 1918, Base Hospital, Camp Custer, Mich. Buried Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Wilkinson, Everett US Army |
| Wilkinson, William A. US Army |
| Wineinger, Clarence US Navy |
| Wineinger, Dolphus US Army |
| Wineinger, Ernest F., Private CO A 1st Development Battalion Buried Shiloh Cemetery |
| Wineinger, Herman D. US Army |
| Wineinger, Walter L. US Army |
| Wininger, Charles Private US Army Buried Hickory Grove Cemetery Photo |
| Wirthwein, Gustav F. Private US Army Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Wirtzberger, Edward J. US Army |
| Wittrock, William G. US Army Buried St. James Lutheran Cemetery |
| Woerter, Albert F. Private 1st Class US Army |
| Woerter, Raymond Frank US Marine Corps |
| Wollenmann, Werner A. US Army |
| Woods, Ivan Hubert Private Co A. 603rd Engineers Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Worman, Oscar US Army |
| Worten, Raymond J. Sergeant 138th Field Artillery Buried St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery |
| Wright, Dorris E. Corporal US Coastal Artillery Corps Buried King / Birdseye Cemetery |
| Wright, Edward Earl PFC US Coastal Artillery Corps Buried King / Birdseye Cemetery |
| Wuchner, John Henry Corporal Quatermaster Corps US Army Buried Fairmount Cemetery |
| Wuetcher, Herbert J. Private US Army Buried St.Marys Catholic Cemetery |
| Wuetcher, Theodore P. Corpora US Army |
| Wyer, Ferdie Leo US Army |
| Ziegler, Chris US Army |
| Ziegler, Jacob Private US Army Buried St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery |
| Ziegler, John Wesley Private US Army Buried St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery |
| Zimmer, George Francis US Navy |
