- History of Northeast Indiana 1920 Vol.1 p. 206 Lewis Publishing Company
- Steuben County History 1955 p.227-229
- Cemeteries of Steuben County 1990 Audree’ Lewis
- Steuben-Republican Newspapers
- Scanned copies from the Indiana Book of Merit, Indiana Historical Collections Vol XVIII, published in 1932
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| Anderson, Henry Dewey 30 May 1898-23 Sep 1918 “Corp. L Bat. 13 Reg. U.S.M.C.” Son of Calvin and Susan (Dodge) Anderson of Pleasant Lake. He died on board ship VonSteuben and is buried in Pleasant Lake Cemetery. Obituary - 30 Oct 1918 p. 3 c. 5, picture. |
| Bair, Lee Lowell 5 Oct 1899-1 or 24 Oct 1918 “SATC.” Son of Alvaro and MaryBair of Pleasant Twp., died of the flu and pneumonia. He is buried in Circle Hill Cemetery, Sec.12 Lot 67. Obituary - 6 Nov 1918 p. 3 c. 5, picture. |
| Beigh, Edward 26 Dec 1889-21Jul 1919 “83rd Division Motor Transport Corps.” Son of Edwin and Hannah Beigh of Salem Twp. Died in Embarkation Hospital, NewYork and is buried in Block Church Cem., Salem Twp. Obituary - 23 Jul 1919 p.1 c. 2 |
| Bushard, Carl A. 27 Mar 1894-11 Aug 1917 “Co.B Third Reg.” Son of Rebecca Bushard (Nettleman) died in the Fort Wayne Hospital and is buried in Jamestown Cem. Obituary - 22 Aug 1917 p. 3 c. 4. |
| Cassell, Lee 18 Nov 1889-4Nov 1918 “Lieut. 130th Field Ambulance, 10th Battalion.” Son of Jacob and Alma (Rummel) Cassell of Fremont Twp. Killed while attending the wounded at the first aid station, Englefontaine, France, and is buried in Fremont Cemetery. |
| Clark, Carl Frederick 30 Dec 1898-30 Oct 1918 “S.A.T.C.” Son of Elmer and Myrtle Clark of Hudson. He died of influenza and is buried in Circle Cemetery, Hudson. Obituary - 6 Nov 1918 p. 3 c. 5 |
| Cross, David O. 26 Aug 1894-19 Oct 1918 “Pvt. H.Q. Troop 19th Div.” Son of Origenand Luella (Parrott) Cross of Pleasant Lake. Died at Camp Dodge, Iowa and is buried in Pleasant Lake Cemetery. Obituary - 6 Nov 1918 p. 3 c. 6, picture. |
| Elston,
Lynn Wickwire |
| Elston, Ralph Wickwire |
| Fair, Scott 1894-1918, Son of Henry C. and Aletha (Jackman) Fair and married to Lura M. (Fair) Fair Schworm, buried in Greenlawn Cem., Sec. E Lot 29. |
| Friday, Gale 1 Mar 1896-14 Nov 1918 “Lieut., 27th Machine Gun Battalion.” Son of Aaron and Melissa (Hephner) Friday of Fremont. Died of pneumonia at Camp Sheridan, Alabama and is buried in the Fremont Cemetery. Obituary - 27 Nov 1918 p. 3 c. 3 |
| Gale, Carroll Morton |
| George, Clyde R. |
| Guerney, Harry S. 13 Aug 1889-18 Oct 1918 “Co. M, 333rd Infantry.” Son of Charles H. and Fannie E. Guerney of Clear Lake Twp. Died of pneumonia in France and burial place unknown. Obituary - 18 Dec 1918 p. 1 c. 7, picture. |
| Hackett, Franklin Gray 8 Feb 1893-3 Dec 1917 “Co. B, 137th Field Artillery.” Son of Frank M. and Clara E. Hackett of Millgrove Twp. Died of pneumonia at Camp Shelby, Miss. and is buried in East Gilead, Michigan Cemetery. Obituary - 12 Dec 1917 p. 1 c. 7 |
| Hardy, Earl Clifton 22 Sep 1892-3 or 13 Oct 1918 “Co. H. 77th Michigan Inf.” Son of William and Elma Hardy of Scott Twp. Died in Camp Custer, Michigan and is buried in the Powers Cemetery. Obituary - 23 Oct 1918 p. 3 c. 5, picture. |
| Hawkins, Merritt M. 28 Nov 1893-21 Sep 1918 “Co. A Aero Squadron.” Son of Elihu and Almeda Hawkins of Jamestown Twp. Died at Sacramento, Cal., and is buried Jamestown Cemetery. Obituary - 16 Oct 1918 p. 1 c. 5, picture. |
| Hirsch, Lee |
| Keckler, Floyd 8 Mar 1896-14 Oct 1918 “Pvt. Hdq. Co. 18th B.S. Fard.” Son of James D. and Nora Keckler of Jamestown Twp. Died at Camp Taylor, KY of flu and pneumonia and is buried in Flint Cem, Sec. D Lot 35. Obituary - 23 Oct 1918 p.1 c. 5, p.3 c. 5. |
| King, George H. 21 May 1894-24 Dec 1917 “Co. L, 134th Infantry.” Son of Edward and Sarah (Stayner) King of Jamestown Twp. Died of pneumonia in Base Hospital, Camp Cody, New Mexico and is buried in Jamestown Cemetery. Obituary - 9 Jan 1918 p.3 c. 7. |
| Legier, Edward Wilton |
| Lyon, Charles E. 5 May 1898-6 Oct 1918 “Sergt. Co.I 59th Inf., 4th Division.” Son of Oberi and Anna (Jennings) Lyon of Millgrove Twp. Killed in action near Verdun, France and a marker is in Greenlawn Cemetery Sec. E Lot 54. Obituary - 13 Nov 1918 p. 3 c. 5 and 27 Nov 1918 p. 3 c. 2, picture. |
| Masten, Frank C. 16 Jul 1898-24 Oct 1918 “Co.B, 3rd Inf., 137th Field Artillery.” Son of David and Emma Masten of Pleasant Twp. Died of pneumonia at Manchester, England and is buried in Pleasant Lake Cemetery. Obituary - 18 Dec 1918 p.1 c. 6, picture. |
| May, Frank H. |
| Mortorff, Earl Monroe |
| Neutz, Paul George 16 Mar 1899-21 Oct 1918 “S.A.T.C.” Son of George and Ida Neutz of Jamestown Twp. Died of influenza in Angola and is buried in Jamestown Cemetery. Obituary - 23 Oct 1918 p.1 c. 5 and 30 Oct 1918 p. 3 c. 5, picture. |
| Parrish, George L.D. 26 Apr 1894-15 Oct 1918 “28th Ambulance Co., 4th Division.” Son of George C. and Katherine (Nolan) Parrish of Pleasant Twp. Killed in Argonne Forest while rendering first aid to a bunk mate and is buried in Romaine Cemetery, France. Obituary - 19 Feb 1919 p.1 c. 3, picture. |
| Porter, Leo Ross 26 Feb 1889-14 Aug 1918 “119th Field Artillery” Son of John and Josephine Porter of Metz. Killed in action in France and is buried in Circle Hill Cemetery Sec. 33 Lot 11. Obituary 25 Sep 1918 p.1 c. 3 and 2 Oct 1918 p.1 c. 5, picture. |
| Ransom, Glenn D. 13 Oct 1884-26 Sep 1918 “5th Cameron Highlanders, Canadian Service.” Son of Amasa D. and Ella A. Ransom of Quincy, Michigan. He enlisted from Hamilton, Indiana on 10 Aug 1917. Killed in action Poperinghe, West Flanders and is buried in Quincy, Michigan. Was awarded the British Military Cross for bravery. |
| Rex, Ernest P. 13 Apr 1896-9 Oct 1918 “Pvt. Battery E 41 Field Artillery.” Son of William and Carolyn (Shutts) Rex of Kinderhook, Michigan. Died of pneumonia at Camp Custer and is buried in Jamestown Cemetery. Obituary - 16 Oct 1918 p.1 c. 4, picture. |
| Shipe, Raymond C. 13 Jul 1893-16 Dec 1917 “Pvt. First Class, 327th Automatic Replacement.” Son of Isaiah and Rachel (Lock) Shipe of Jamestown Twp. Died of pneumonia at Camp Sill, Oklahoma and is buried in Jamestown Cemetery. |
| Teegardin, Walter Homer 28 Jun 1895-16 Oct 1918 “Battery B, 4th Training Division.” Son of Silas and Temperance Teegardin. Died of influenza at Camp Taylor, KY and is buried in Mt. Zion Cemetery. Obituary - 30 Oct 1918 p. 3 c. 3, picture. |
| Throop, Carl Hiram 27 Jan 1900-26 Sep 1918 “U.S. Navy.” Son of Warren and Rilla Throop of Clear Lake Twp. Died of pneumonia at Camp Perry, Great Lakes, Ill. and is buried in Teeters Cemetery Lot 87. Obituary - 9 Oct 1918 p. 3 c. 3, picture. |
| Throop, Clare F. 30 Jul 1893-16 Oct 1918 “Co.18, 5th Battalion 163 Depot Brigade.” Son of Frank and Florence (Tompkins) Throop of Clear Lake Twp. Died of pneumonia at Camp Dodge, Iowa and is buried in Teeters Cemetery Lot 9. Obituary - 6 Nov 1918 p. 3 c. 7, picture. |
| Tiffany, Pyrl Lamont 19 May 1897-7 Oct 1918 “Musician, 40th Inf. Band, 14 Div. Vol.” Son of Frank and Pearl M. Tiffany of Angola. Married to Arlene Arnold of Flint, IN on 11 Sep 1918, died of pneumonia. Buried in Circle Hill Cemetery Sec. 1. Obituary - 16 Oct 1918 p.1 c. 3, picture and 9 Oct 1918 p.1 c. 4. |
| Wheaton, Wesley Orrin 17 Feb 1896-24 Dec 1917 “Pvt. Bat. B 137 F.A.” Son of Albert and Hattie Wheaton of Scott Twp. Died of pneumonia at Camp Shelby, Miss., and is buried in South Scott Cemetery. Obituary - 9 Jan 1918 p.3 c. 6. |
| Wilson, David Aldrich 18 Dec 1887-23 Dec 1918 “Battery B, 2nd Reg., F.A.” Son of James and Mary Wilson of Richland Twp. Returned from Camp Taylor ill, and died at home. He is buried in Eddy Cemetery. Obituary - 8 Jan 1919 p. 3 c. 4, picture. |
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