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| Name & Photos | Registration Cards, News & Letters | History & Notes | Researcher or Resource |
| Wallace, John R. | Photo World War I No Letters or News |
Photo World War I - & Fellow Soldiers - John R. Wallace, Milford Sherdan Johnson, William Thompson, Earl C. Thomas, Benjamin Thomas & John C. Blythe. | Photo Added By: Ralph Lamberson |
| Warner, Francis Marion | No Letters or News | County Died: Barry Co., MO Cemetery: New Site Cemetery Deceased: WARNER, Francis Marion Birth: Sept. 17, 1893 Monett, Barry Co., MO Age: 56 years, 7 mos. & 15 days Death: Feb 2, 1949 Barry Co., MO Cause: unknown Married: Mabel Ann Terry Married When & Where: unknown Father: William Latta Warner, MI Mother: Salena Jane Largen, Kingston, TN Military Information: Co. E, Infantry MO National Guard Death Certificate Number: N/A Resource: Web site, cemetery stone, Family history Research Note: Francis served overseas from 5/3/1918 to 4/27/1919. |
History Added By: Donald Warner - Deceased |
| Warner, George Arthur | No Letters or News | County Died: Barry Co., MO Cemetery: New Site Cemetery Deceased: WARNER, George Arthur Birth: Jan. 4, 1887 Barry Co., MO Age: 46 years, 11 mos. & 14 days Death: Monett, Barry Co., MO Cause: Complications from mustard gas. Married: Married When & Where: Father: William Latta Warner, born Michigan Mother: Salena Jane Largen, born Kingston, Tennessee Military Information: Bat. A 340 FA 89 Div., Private Death Certificate Number: Resource: Soldiers Database: War of 1812-World War 1 Research Note: George was born at 813 Central Ave, Monett, Mo. and was inducted into the army at Cassville, Mo. on 2/25/1918 at the age of 30 1/12 yr. He served overseas from 6/21/1918 to 5/24/1919. Honorable discharged on demobilization Y. On date of discharge, reported N per cent disabled. |
History Added By: Donald Warner - Deceased |
| Wasson, Herman | Died Nov. 1, 1918 | Killed in Action, Died in France - Not listed on the August 1919 causalities list. | 1918 Newspaper Account |
| Wasson, Joseph | Killed in Action News | Pvt., Monett, killed in action Might be the same person as Herman Wasson - given above? |
Newspaper Account of Causalities - Aug. 21, 1919, Cassville Republican |
| Weatherman, Charles | Killed in Action News | Pvt., Monett, killed in action | Newspaper Account of Causalities - Aug. 21, 1919, Cassville Republican |
| West, William | Letter Jan. 1919 | No History | Newspaper Account |
| White, Frank | News July 1919 | No History | Newspaper Account |
| Whitney, Luther P. | Wounded Slightly News | Sergt., Seligman, wounded slightly | Newspaper Account of Causalities - Aug. 21, 1919, Cassville Republican |
| Wilson, Everett | Everett Wilson | Wounded in Arm - Not listed on the causalities list of August 1919. | Newspaper Account |
| Wisdom, John M. | Wounded Severely News | Pvt., Cassville, wounded severely | Newspaper Account of Causalities - Aug. 21, 1919, Cassville Republican |
| Wiseley, Jess | Letter Oct. 1918 | No History | 1919 Newspaper Account |
| Wiseley, Raleigh | Letter Nov. 1918 | No History | 1918 Newspaper Account |
| Withers, Louie Richard | Page 1 | County Died: Cemetery: Grande Prairie Municipal Cemetery, Grande Prairie, Alberta Deceased: WITHERS, Louie Richard Birth: 7 May 1896, Monett, MO Age: 81 years Death: 1975 Cause: Married: Married When & Where: Father: Thomas A. Withers, b. Missouri Mother: Julia, b. Missouri Military Information: Death Certificate Number: Resource: Research Note: Louie R. Withers was conscripted for service in the Canadian Army and examined at Calgary, Alberta and given the regimental number, 3212483. He gave his father Thomas Withers of Golden City, MO as next of kin. Louie gave his address as Kleskun Hill, Alberta. Louie was in Lawrence County, MO for the 1900 and 1910 census. A L. Withers crossed the border into Canada at North Portal, Saskatchewan on Feb. 14, 1914 and gave that he was from Golden City, MO on his way to Edmonton, Alberta The 1916 census of Canada's Prairie Provinces finds Louis with his older brother Lawrence Withers and an address of Grande Prairie, Alberta. The 1921 census still finds him at Grande Prairie. Resources used, census records, border crossing record, Canadian Army attestation record from Library and Archives Canada. |
History Added by: Stan McKay - Deceased |
| Wolfe, Nicholas B. | Wounded Oct. 1918 Wounded Severely News |
Nicholas Wolfe, name on
causality list this week, is not seriously injured. Pvt., Monett, wounded severely |
1918 Newspaper Account Newspaper Account of Causalities - Aug. 21, 1919, Cassville Republican |
| Woodruff, Chris C. | Letter Oct. 1918 | No History | 1918 Newspaper Account |
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