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Report: World War I Veterans
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| # | Last Name, Given Name(s) | Birth Date | Birth Place | Death Date | Burial Place | World War I Veteran |
| 1 | ACKLES, Marshall Irving | 1892 | 1979 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA  |
U. S. Marine Corps Enlisted: Jul 27, 1918 in Syracuse, NY Stations: Parris Island, SC & New Orleans, LA Discharged: Sep 10, 1919 Service Medals: World War I Victory Medal |
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| 2 | ACKLEY, Martin | 5 Apr 1897 | Wyalusing, Bradford, PA, USA |
1977 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
PVT, U. S. Army Inducted: Sep 3, 1918 in Cortland, NY Stations: Camp Upton, Yaphank, Long Island, NY; Newport News, VA Service: - Co. D, 3rd Provisional Regt, 156th Depot Brigade to Sep 7, 1918 - Headquarters Co., 2nd Regt, 1st Brigade, Field Artillery Replacement Draft to Sep 24, 1918 - Battery C, 2nd Regt, Field Artillery Replacement Draft to Oct 17, 1918 - 4th Battery, Oct Automatic Replacement Draft to Nov 30, 1918 - Battery F, 2nd Regt, 1st Brigade Field Artillery, Replacement Draft to disch. Discharged: Jan 2, 1919 Service Medal: World War I Victory Medal |
| 3 | ALDRICH, Lester A. | 15 Oct 1896 | Apulia Station, Onondaga, NY, USA |
12 Oct 1978 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
PVT, U. S. Army Stations: - Co. E, 4 Provisional Regt, 156 Depot Brigade to Sep 15, 1918 - Battery A, 13th Regt, Field Artillery Replacement Depot, Camp Jackson, SC to Oct 12, 1918; - Battery C, 12th Regt, Field Artillery Replacement Depot, Camp Jackson, SC to disch. Enlisted in Navy & subsequently sent to Santiago. Service Medal: World War I Victory Medal |
| 4 | ANGELL, Duane Dennison | 10 Nov 1894 | 6 Nov 1959 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
Enlisted: Aug 2, 1917 Trained at Fort Slocum (David's Island, LI Sound) & Kelly Field, TX Member of the 477 Aero Squadron Construction Co. which built aerodromes moving from place to place throughout the war zone. Overseas Service: Mar 4, 1918 - Jan 16, 1919 Service Medals: World War I Victory Medal ------------------------------------------------------- View the pdf ebook, "History of the 477th Aero Squadron in WWI", by clicking here (ebook opens in new window/tab). Or you may view it in the Media --> Military Docs & Links category above. |
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| 5 | BAKER, Clayton H. | 5 Feb 1890 | Preble, Cortland, NY, USA |
20 Jun 1918 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
Enlisted as Private on Jun 30, 1917 in Syracuse, NY Served overseas from Nov 22, 1917 to Jun 20, 1918 - Co. F, 38th Infantry (from July 3, 1917 to Aug 13, 1917). - Co. H, 16th Infantry (to Jun 20, 1918). Died from wounds rec'd in action on Jun 20, 1918. Service Medals: World War I Victory Medal, Purple Heart ---------------------------------------------------------------- The 16th Infantry was located in the Cantigny sector, France at the time Clayton was wounded. He most certainly would have been in the Battle of Cantigny - the American Expeditionary Forces' first test of WWI. The 1st US Infantry Division's nickname was the "Big Red 1" in honor of the unit's shoulder patches. For further information browse to: American Expeditionary Force Doughboys in WWI |
| 6 | BARKER, Stephen John | 17 Feb 1891 | Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
23 Dec 1968 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
PVT, NY Co. 22, 152nd Depot Brigade Inducted: Aug 30, 1918 Discharged: Dec 14, 1918 No overseas service. Service Medals: World War I Victory Medal |
| 7 | BREED, Hubert D. Sr. | 27 Oct 1895 | North Syracuse, Onondaga, NY, USA |
23 Jun 1963 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
New York Enlisted: Jun 10, 1917 in Syracuse, NY in the Regular Army Served in: - Co. A, 47th Infantry, 4th Div. to Aug 15, 1917 - Co. A, 9th Infantry, 2nd Div. to Sep 27, 1918 - Supply Co., 9th Infantry to Jul 1, 1919 Promotions: - Mechanic, Aug 18, 1917 - PVT, Sep 21, 1918 - WAGONEER, Oct 1, 1918 Served Overseas: Sep 7, 1917 to Aug 1, 1919 Departed Brest, France onboard the USS Princess Matoika on Jul 23, 1919. Arrived at Hoboken, NJ on Aug 1, 1919. Discharged: Jul 1, 1919 |
| 8 | BUGBY, Harry E. Sr. | 5 Dec 1896 | Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
1966 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
PVT, U. S. Army Inducted: Aug 8, 1918 at Syracuse, NY Served in: - 21st Recruiting Co., Gen. Serv. Infantry at Ft. Slocum, NY to Aug 11, 1918 - then assigned to Co. A, 12 Ammo Train till discharge Discharged: Feb 19, 1919 |
| 9 | BURRUS, George A. | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
CPL, Michigan, U. S. Guards Stations: - Co. K, Casual Detachment (Apr 19, 1911 - Apr 22, 1915) - Co. C, 27th Battalion (Apr 27, 1918 - Disch) - Saw Overseas Duty Discharged: Dec 24, 1918 |
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| 10 | BUTLER, Lee Warren | 23 Jul 1898 | 1990 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
Apprentice Seaman Served at Syracuse Univ. for 40 days |
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| 11 | BUTLER, Roscoe H. | 1895 | Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
Feb 1920 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
Pvt, Medical Department 105 Ambulance Co., 102 Sanitary Train, NY National Guard Served overseas from Jun 30, 1918 to Mar 11, 1919. Honorably discharged Apr 4, 1919 |
| 12 | CLARK, Ralph Anson | 29 Oct 1893 | Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
2 Dec 1946 | Union Cemetery, Leesburg, Loudoun, VA, USA |
Enlisted at Fort Slocum, NY on Jul 30, 1917. Served in: 53rd Aero Squadron to Dec 30, 1917 35th Aero Squadron to Apr 16, 1919 Served Overseas from Oct 13, 1918 to Mar 7, 1919. |
| 13 | COMSTOCK, Gardner | 28 Nov 1894 | 4 Mar 1939 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
SGT, Co. E, 5th Infantry, 17th Division World War I |
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| 14 | DWINELLE, Ellis Vialle King | 7 Aug 1888 | Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
9 Sep 1968 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
Pvt. Dept of Brigade Camp Supply Detachment, Quartermaster Corps, Camp Sherman, Chillicothe, OH ("In 1918, the influenza epidemic arrived at Camp Sherman. Thousands of soldiers contracted Spanish influenza in the late summer and early fall, and nearly twelve hundred died from the illness." Taken from chillicotheinfo.net. Pictures of the camp can be found HERE.) |
| 15 | ELLIS, Floyd C. | 19 Oct 1894 | Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
Dec 1985 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
Capt. U.S. Army Co. C, 107th U.S. Infantry Rec'd Divisional Citation for: "For gallantry during the battle of La Selle River, October 14-16, 1918, in obtaining valuable information as a member of a night patrol and in dealing effectively with enemy snipers." |
| 16 | FISH, Harry D. | 2 Nov 1892 | Cortland, Cortland, NY, USA |
22 Feb 1969 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
Pvt. Co. C, 59th Pion [Pioneer] Infantry Served overseas from 31 Aug 1918-3 Aug 1919. Discharged 8 Aug 1919. |
| 17 | FLAHERTY, Cornelius William | 14 Mar 1897 | Truxton, Cortland, NY, USA |
18 Apr 1980 | St. Leo's Cemetery, Preble, Cortland, NY, USA |
U.S. Navy Electrician Radio, 2nd Class Naval Training Station, Newport, RI: 14 Jun 1918 - 31 Aug 1918 Naval Radio School, Cambridge, MA: 31 Aug 1918 - 11 Nov 1918 |
| 18 | FLANAGAN, Daniel Francis | 6 Jun 1888 | Otisco, Onondaga, NY, USA |
7 May 1967 | St. James Cemetery, Cazenovia, Madison, NY, USA |
Served as a Private in the U.S. Army during WWI. Inducted at Cooperstown, NY on Sep 21, 1917. He served in: Co. K, 303 Inf. to Mar 8, 1918; Hq Co., 303 Inf. to Jul 1918; Co. A, 303 Inf. to Aug 1918; Med. Det. to his disch. |
| 19 | FOSTER, Samuel W. | 28 Oct 1891 | Caroga, Fulton, NY, USA |
9 Jan 1975 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
Inducted at Gloversville, NY. Served in Co. D, 309 M G Bn (309th Machine Gun Battalion) Served overseas in France from 27 May 1918 to 27 May 1919. Discharged on demobilization: 2 Jun 1919. [The 309th M G Bn was part of the 78th Infantry Div., III Corps under Major General James A. McRae.] External Links: 1) American Expeditionary Forces on the Western Front (WWI) order of Battle (Wikipedia) 2) History of the Seventy-eighth Division (Google Books) |
| 20 | GRANGER, Ambrus A. | 18 Jan 1896 | Lacona, Oswego, NY, USA |
20 Jun 1974 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
Pvt, US Army 18 Co. 5 Training Battalion, 153rd Dept. of Brigade (to 4 May 1918) Co. K, 311 Infantry to Discharge (18 Feb 1919) Served overseas from 20 May 1918 - 8 Feb 1919 Engagements: Argonne Drive Wounded about 1 Nov 1918 |
| 21 | GREENE, James Kellogg | 23 Sep 1894 | Cullen, Otsego, NY, USA |
16 Mar 1972 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
Inducted at Lyons, NY on 26 May 1918 153 Department of Brigade to 15 Jun 1918 Promoted to Corp. 20 Jul 1918 Motor Transport Corps. 462 to 30 Jun 1919 Motor Transport Corps. 493 to 11 Oct 1919 Served overseas from 1 Aug 1918 - 6 Oct 1919 Discharged 11 Oct 1919 |
| 22 | KNOWLTON, Thomas Austin | 23 Sep 1898 | Swampscott, Essex, MA, USA |
17 Jul 1961 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
PFC, U. S. Army Machine Gun Troop, 15th Cavalry Regt, AEF Enlisted: Jan 1, 1918 Mar 14, 1918 - Jun 19, 1919 Found on the passenger list of the USS Panaman with his regt. sailing from St. Nazaire, France on Jun 8, 1919 arriving in Hoboken, NJ Discharged: Jun 25, 1919 |
| 23 | LONG, William Michael | 8 May 1893 | Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
22 Feb 1949 | St. Mary's Cemetery, Baldwinsville, Onondaga, NY, USA |
Commissioned in the Officer Reserve Corps. in Nov 1917. Called into active service as 2nd Lt. Vet. [Veterinarian] from the ORC on Jul 11, 1918. Stationed at Aux. Remount Depot No. 301, Camp Devens, Ayer, MA. While there, held position of assistant surgeon. Honorably discharged Mar 12, 1919. |
| 24 | RUSSELL, Frank Ira | 18 Dec 1895 | McIntosh, Polk, MN, USA |
5 Aug 1962 | Tahoma Cemetery, Yakima, Yakima, WA, USA |
Served in the US Army, Battery C, 347th Field Artillery, 91st Division during WWI. |
| 25 | VANBUSKIRK, Leon H. | 1897 | Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
14 Dec 1976 | Tully Cemetery, Tully, Onondaga, NY, USA |
Enlisted as a PFC in ERC in Syracuse, NY on Feb 1, 1918. Attended US Army School of Aeronautics at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. Honorably discharged on Nov 30, 1918. Never called to active duty. |