• David Grant Hadden (1897-1949)
  • photo of gravestone at Rose Hill Cemetery - Interment #3510 in Sec B2 Lot 157 on 29 Dec 1949

• Hugh Hagood (1887-1964) - Tennessee, Private 1 Prov Compangy, Demob. Gp, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Rose Hill Cemetery - Interment #4330 in Sec A Lot 234 on 18 Dec 1964

• Charles Clifford Hahn (1892-1962) - Ohio, Private, Quartermaster Corps, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Rose Hill Cemetery - Interment #4218 of Charles Clifford Hahn in Sec 2 Lot 95 on 20 Nov 1962

• Marshall S. Haines (1892-1943) - US Army World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery with World War I flagholder - Interment #6405 in Sec B lot 36-10 on 28 Apr 1943
  • "Marshall Haines Dies In Hospital", unnamed paper dated 29 apr 1943
    "... was a member of the American Legion, ahveing served in World War I. ..."

• Archibald K. Hall (1897-1927) - Sergeant, Company E, 147th Infantry, 37th Division, US Army
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery with World War I flag holder - Interment #4978 in Sec C Lot 78-3 on 4 Jan 1927
  • 147th Infantry. The 37th "Buckeye" Division
  • Ohio Soldiers in WW1, 1917-1918 at Ancestry.com
    Name: Arch Hall
    Age: 20 Years
    Race: White
    Birth Date: abt 1897
    Birth Location: Lebanon, Ohio, USA
    Enlistment Date: 5 Apr 1917
    Enlistment County: Lebanon
    Enlistment State: Ohio
    Enlistment Division: National Guard
    Comments:
    Co E 1 Infantry ONG (Co E 147 Infantry) to Discharge Corporal 10 Aug 1917; Sergeant 14 Nov 1918. Ypres-Lys; Meuse-Argonne; Defensive Sector. American Expeditionary Forces 15 June 1918 to 22 March 1919. Honorable discharge 19 Apr 1919.
  • "Veteran of World War Dies Here," obituary, unnamed paper dated 6 Jan 1927 on file at the Warren County Genealogical Society
    "Arch K. Hall, veteran of the World War and a member of Company E which was recruited from Lebanon and vicinity, died at his home here at 10 a.m. last Saturday, Jan. 1. He was 29 years old and has been afflicted with paresis for the last two years, which was probably brought on by injuries and gassing during the war. He is survived by his wife, monther, two brothers and a sister.
    Funeral services were held at the Main Street Presbyterian church, Tuesday, January 4 at 2 p.m., with the Rev. J. H. Lamy officiating. Miss Esther Wolcott gave a vocal solo, accompanied at the organ by Mrs. E. J. Steddom. The Ralph P. Snook Post of the American Legion attended in uniform and assisted in the service at the cemetery. He was buried in the Lebanon Cemetery."
  • "Ralph E. Snook Post No. 186," The Western Star (Lebanon, Ohio), Thursday, October 16, 1919

• Charles M. Hall (1897-1936) - PFC, 267 Military Police Company, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery
  • "Death Occurs in Veteran Hospital," Charles M. Hall obituary, unnamed paper dated 21 Aug 1936
    " . . . Military services will be conducted for Mr. Hall who was a veteran of the World War. . . ."

• Clyde Hall (1890-1968) US Army, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #8388 in Section A lot 11-5 on 30 Apr 1968

• Curtis R. Hall (1899-1944) - Co. D 1st A.A.M.G. Ba.
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #6466 in Sec B lot 105-4 in lot 7 Mar 1944
  • "Ralph E. Snook Post No. 186," The Western Star (Lebanon, Ohio), Thursday, October 16, 1919

• Jesse H. Hall (1895-1918) - died of Spanish Influenza before induction completed
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery with World War I flag holder - Interment #4339 in lot 78-5 on 22 Oct 1918
  • "Two Die with Influenza," obituary, The Western Star (Lebanon, Ohio), October 24, 1918
    " . . .Young Hall was to have been inducted into the service last month but he failed to receive the word from the Draft Board in time. He returned to Lebanon several days ago, however, and was waiting until the suspension of draft calls to report for duty when he was stricken with influenza. He has two brothers in the service in France now. . . ."

• Harold Hall (1901-1978) - RM3 US Navy, World War I
  • photo of military gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #9093 in Sec C Lot 78-10 on 18 Jan 1978

• Oris E. Hamilton (1898-1975) - Sergeant, US Army, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #8891 in Sec F Lot 29-3 on 21 Jun 1975
  • "Ralph E. Snook Post No. 186," The Western Star (Lebanon, Ohio), Thursday, October 16, 1919

• Milton H. Hancock (c1897-1966)
  • Grave at Ridgewood Cemetery, Wellston, Ohio
  • "Ralph E. Snook Post No. 186," The Western Star (Lebanon, Ohio), Thursday, October 16, 1919
  • Ohio Soldiers in WW1, 1917-1918 at Ancestry.com
    Name: Milton H. Hancock
    Age: 19 7/12 Years
    Race: White
    Birth Date: abt 1897
    Birth Location: Williamsburg, Ohio, USA
    Enlistment Date: 30 May 1917
    Enlistment County: Lebanon
    Enlistment State: Ohio
    Enlistment Division: National Guard
    Comments: Co E 1 Infantry ONG to --; 62 Depot Brigade to 27 Oct 1917; Headquarters Company 148 Infantry to Discharge Private, first class --; Corporal 18 May 1918. Meuse-Argonne; Ypres-Lys; Defensive Sector. American Expeditionary Forces 23 June 1918 to 23 March 19
  • "Milton Hancock," obituary, unnamed paper dated 2 Dec 1966 on file at the Warren County Genealogical Society
    " . . .died Saturday at St. Anthony's Hospital in Columbus. While still residents of Lebanon Mr. Hancock and his twin brother, Morton, fought in the same regiment in World War I. They both survived the only set of brother in the regiment in which neither was killed. . . ."

• Morton Hancock (c1897-____)
  • "Ralph E. Snook Post No. 186," The Western Star (Lebanon, Ohio), Thursday, October 16, 1919
  • Ohio Soldiers in WW1, 1917-1918 at Ancestry.com
    Name: Morton E. Hancock
    Age: 19 7/12 Years
    Race: White
    Birth Date: abt 1897
    Birth Location: Williamsburg, Ohio, USA
    Enlistment Date: 30 May 1917
    Enlistment County: Lebanon
    Enlistment State: Ohio
    Enlistment Division: National Guard
    Comments: Co E 1 Infantry ONG to 21 Oct 1917; Headquarters Company 1 Infantry ONG (Headquarters Company 148 Infantry) to Discharge Private, first class --; Corporal 18 May 1918. Meuse-Argonne; Ypres-Lys; Defensive Sector. American Expeditionary Forces 23 June 1918

• Frank E. Harbach (1894-1935) - Ohio, Pvt. Med. Dept.
  • photo of gravestone at Woodhill Cemetery - Sec. 12 Lot 57-1

• Fleece W. Hardin (1893-1942) - Corporal, Company C, 43 Eng. Corps, US Army , World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #6349 in Sec C. lot 170-6 on 3 Aug 1942
  • Photo: "Well Known Resident Succumbs In Hospital: Services For Fleece W. Hardin Held Monday Afternoon," obituary, unnamed paper dated 6 Aug 1941 on file at the Warren County Genealogical Society
    " . . . He was a past president of the Lebanon Rotary Club, member of the American Legion and the Chamber of Commerce. . . ."

• Carl A. E. Harding (1885-1957) - Ohio, Private, Student Army Traning Corps, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Woodhill Cemetery - Sec. 3 Lot 143-6

• Edwin F. Harding (1886-1970) - Major General, US Army, World War I & World War II
  • photo of gravestone at Woodhill Cemetery - Sec 4 Lot 28-15
    "Military Honors Paid To General," obituary, The Franklin (Ohio) Chronicle, Jun 1970
    ". . . General Harding was graduated from West Point in 1909 and was then commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the U. S. Infantry.
    ". . . He was called back to West Point in 1916 as an instructor in history, and was on duty there at the outbreak of World War I. But the young Army officer was not released from his duty at the academy until July, 1918, and did not go overseas until after the Armistice was signed later that year.
    " . . . In February, 1942, he was made a major general and placed in command of the 32nd Infantry Division. He took this division to Australia in 1942 and from there through the early phases of its first campaign in New Guinea, know as the Buna campaign.
  • Photo: "Edwin F. Harding" From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

• Clyde Hardy (1897-1959) - Sergeant, 34th Infantry, 7th Division, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery

• William Hargus (1885-1954) - Kentucky, Pvt Co I, 28 Infantry, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery

• Harry N. Harper (1899-1933) - Ohio Flying Cadet Air Service; SATC
  • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery - World War I flagholder

• William Harper (1888-1937) - Ohio, Private, 76 Field Artillery 3 Division, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Woodhill Cemetery - Sec. 11 Lot 116-1

• Alfred R. Harris (1897-1981) - Private, US Army, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Woodhill Cemetery - Sec 15 Lot 437-1

• George H. Harris (1894-1981)
• photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery - Interment #8298 in Sec B Lot 15 on 6 May 1981
• Service Record from online Ohio Military Men 1917-1918 database at Ancestry.com [paid site]
  • Name: George Harris
    Serial Number: 2478643
    Race: W
    Residence: Harveysburg, O.
    Enlistment Division: National Army
    Enlistment Location: Lebanon, O.
    Enlistment Date: 29 Apr 1918
    Birth Place: Harveysburg, O.
    Birth Date / Age: 24 Years
    Assigns Comment: Co B 323 Machine Gun Battalion to 6 Aug 1918; Co D 308 Machine Gun Battalion to Discharge Private St Mihiel; Defensive Sector. American Expeditionary Forces 12 June 1918 to 10 May 1919. Honorable discharge 24 May 1919.
    Volume #:

• George W. Harris (1884-1954) - Ohio, Cook, Salvage Division, Quartermaster Corps, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Woodhill Cemetery -  Sec. 2 Lot 167-1

• Emerson T. Harrell (1894-1979) - Private, US Army, World War II
  • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery

• Harry Hartfelter (1891-1965) - Ohio Corporal Machine Gun Company 148 Infantry World War I  Purple Heart
  • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery - Section B

• Otto Hartfelter (1894-1970) - Ohio Private Machine Gun Company 148 Infantry World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery - Section B

• Ross H. Hartsock (1892-1974)
  • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery - Interment #7789 in lot 55 on 21 Jan 1974

• Omer Hartzell (1891-1934) - Corporal, 6th Regiment, 2nd Division, US Marine Corps, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Woodhill Cemetery - Sec 5 Lot 148-6
  • "Omer Hartzell Gives Life for His Country," obituary Franklin (Ohio) Chronicle, Thursday, December 20, 1934
    . . . He enlisted in the U. S. A. Marine Corps at Dayton, Ohio, June 22, 1917. On August 17, 1917, he won distinction as a First Class Rifleman and was promoted to Corporal on October 15, 1918. He was among the first American troops sent over seas and served in the A. E. F. in France from February 5, 1918, to December 13, 1918. He was with the Army of Occupation in Germany from December 13, 1918, to July 4, 191. He then returned to France were he remained with the A. E. F. until July 25, 1919.
    With the U. S. Marines, he was always in the thick of the fighting, participating in battles, engagements, skirmishes and expeditions. He saw active service in the Toulon Sector, Verdun, the Alane Defensive, Chateau-Thierry Sector, Marbache Sector, St. Michiel Offensive and Meuse-Argonne Offensive.
    Capt. J. P. Adams in charge of the Marines certified Corporal Hartzell for “Very good military efficiency, fine obedience and excellent sobriety.” He was recommended for re-enlistment and reappointed to rank and received the Marine Good Conduct Medal. He was also awarded the Purple Heart and the Croix de Guerre, but he seldom wore his medals.
    After being mustered out of the army he returned to Franklin and was active in organizing Russell McElfresh Post, American Legion. He was elected the first commander of the Post. . . ."

• Harl C. Harvey (1877-1966)
  • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery with World War I flagholder - Interment #7282 in Sec R lot 55 on 29 Nov 1966

• Robert P. Hatfield (1898-1948) - Corporal, Company E, 147th Infantry, 37th Division
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #6793 in Section H Lot 139-6 on 25 Mar 1948
  • Warren County Soldiers of the 147th Infantry, 37th Division, AEF
  • Ohio Soldiers in WW1, 1917-1918 at Ancestry.com
    Name: Robert Hatfield
    Age: 18 Years
    Race: White
    Birth Date: abt 1899
    Birth Location: Lebanon, Ohio, USA
    Enlistment Date: 9 Apr 1917
    Enlistment County: Lebanon
    Enlistment State: Ohio
    Enlistment Division: National Guard
    Comments: Co E 1 Infantry ONG to 27 Oct 1917; Co E 147 Infantry to Discharge Corporal 15 May 1918. Meuse-Argonne; Ypres-Lys; Defensive Sector. American Expeditionary Forces 15 June 1918 to 23 March 1919. Honorable discharge 22 Apr 1919.
  • "Ralph E. Snook Post No. 186," The Western Star (Lebanon, Ohio), Thursday, October 16, 1919

• Willie Hatfield (1895-1965) - Kentucky, Pvt 3 Co 159 Depot Brig World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery

• Chester C. Hearne (1889-1945) Cook, Company E, 147th Infantry 37th Division
  • photo of tombstone at Miami Cemetery
  • Warren County Soldiers of the 147th Infantry, 37th Division, AEF
  • Service Record from online Ohio Military Men 1917-1918 database at Ancestry.com [paid site]
  • Name: Chester Hearne
    Serial Number: 1525587
    Race: W
    Residence: Lebanon, O.
    Enlistment Division: National Guard
    Enlistment Location: Lebanon, O.
    Enlistment Date: 12 Jan 1914
    Birth Place: Cincinnati, O.
    Birth Date / Age: 23 9/12 Years
    Assigns Comment: Co E 147 Infantry to Discharge Cook 26 Oct 1918. Meuse-Argonne; Ypres-Lys; Defensive Sector. American Expeditionary Forces 15 June 1918 to 22 March 1919. Honorable discharge 19 Apr 1919

• Louis Hobart Heffner (1897-1980) - Pvt US Army World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #9255 of Louis Hobart Heffner in Sec B lot 3-2 on 17 Jun 1980

• Ralph L. Hinds (1895-1953) - Ohio, 2d Lieutenant Air Service World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #7189 in Sec G Lot 66-3 on 15 May 1953

• William C. Hellwig (1891-1977) - US Army, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #9013 in Sec C Lot 114-4 on 21 Jan 1977
  • "William Hellwig," obituary, unnamed paper dated 26 Jan 1977 on file at the Warren County Genealogical Society
    " . . . He was a retired tool and die maker with Frigidaire Division of General Motors, and a veteran of World War I. . . ."

• Berley O. Henderson (1899-1977) - F1 US Navy World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Crosson Cemetery

• Louis Henderson (1899-1936) - Company E, 14th Regiment, U.S. Infantry
  • photo of gravestone at Deerfield Cemetery - Sec B Lot 35 F

• Harold Edgar Hess (1894-1983) - World War I & World War II
  • photo of gravestone at Springboro Cemetery
  • "Harold Hess," unnamed paper dated 27 Apr 1983
    " . . . He served in World War I & World War II, and was employed at Bendix Corp. at South Bend, where he lived since retiring from the service in 1946. . . ."

• Enoch R. Henry (1893-1986) - Private, US Army, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Deerfield Cemetery - Sec D Lot 61 D

• Fred M. Henry (1891-1956) - Ohio, Private, Company A, 127 Infantry, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Deerfield Cemetery - Sec D Lot 61 C

• James Hiatt (1898-1989) - US Army, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #9900 in Sec I lot 11-7 on 13 Jan 1989

• Alvin Hickey (1899-1981) - Pvt US Army World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Crosson Cemetery

• Arthur J. Hill (1896-1956)
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery with VFW flag holder - Interment #7448 in Sec C Lot 164-5 on 31 Jul 1956

• Charlie S. Hill (1876-1939) - Ohio Mech. 8 Co, Coast Arty.
  • photo of gravestone at Springboro Cemetery

• Clifford E. Hines (1892-1939)
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery with World War I flagholder - Interment #6144 in Sec B lot 66-9 on 1 Dec 1939

• Emmett W. Hines (1897-1918)
  • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery

• Keller Hoak (1892-1991) - US Army, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery - Interment #8976 in Sec M Lot 201 on 20 May 1991

• William H. Hodgson (1891-1944) - PFC, 147th Infantry, 37th Division, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery
  • 147th Infantry. The 37th "Buckeye" Division

• John Everett Holderfield (1894-1975) - US Army, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery

• Harry Lewis Holmes (1896-1988)
  • photo of gravestone at Bethany Church Cemetery - Sec 71-2

• Paul William Holthaus Jr. (1894-1986) - Sergeant, US Army, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #9665 in Sec I Lot 78-3 on 23 Apr 1986

• Eldredge G. Hood (1899-1919)
  • photo of gravestone with World War I flag holder at Rose Hill Cemetery - Interment #2037 in Sec 2 Lot 12 on 2 Sep 1919

• Lester Hopkins (1900-1933) - Corporal, Headquarters Company 147 Infantry, 37th Division
  • photo of gravestone at Deerfield Cemetery - Sec G Lot 50 A
  • Warren County Soldiers of the 147th Infantry, 37th Division, AEF
  • Ohio Soldiers in WW1, 1917-1918 at Ancestry.com
    Name: Lester Hopkins
    Age: 18 1/12 Years
    Race: White
    Birth Date: abt 1899
    Birth Location: South Lebanon, Ohio, USA
    Enlistment Date: 10 Apr 1917
    Enlistment County: South Lebanon
    Enlistment State: Ohio
    Enlistment Division: National Guard
    Comments: Co E 1 Infantry ONG to --; Headquarters Company 147 Infantry to Discharge Private, first class 25 May 1918; Lance Corporal 23 Aug 1918; Private, first class 7 Sept 1918; Corporal 31 March 1919. Meuse-Argonne; Ypres-Lys;; Defensive Sector. American Expedit

• Lum Hopkins (1897-1981) - US Marine Corps, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery

• Kenneth L. Horn (1890-1974) - US Army
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery
  • Ohio Soldiers in WW1, 1917-1918 at Ancestry.com
    Name: Cicero W. Hudson
    Serial Number: 1935415
    Race: W
    Residence: Arcanum, O.
    Enlistment Division: National Army
    Enlistment Location: Greenville, O.
    Enlistment Date: 3 Oct 1917
    Birth Place: Greenfield, Ind.
    Birth Date / Age: 23 Years
    Assigns Comment: Headquarters Company 329 Infantry to Discharge Private, first class 23 July 1918; Corporal 1 Aug 1918. American Expeditionary Forces 12 June 1918 to 31 Jan 1919. Honorable discharge 15 Feb 1919.
    Volume #: 8

• Ralph D. Horner (1889-1977) - US Army, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Woodhill Cemetery - Sec 5 Lot 11-1
  • "Ralph Horner," obituary, Franklin (Ohio) Chronicle, April 26, 1977
    " . . . He was a veteran with the U.S. Army in World War I, a member of the Veterans of World War I, Franklin Chapter, and a charter member of the Russell McElfresh Post 148, American Legion in Franklin. . . ."

• Marcus K. Houston (1890-1962)
  • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery

• C. Elmore Howard (1878-1954)
  • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery with World War I flag holder - Section C

• Joseph E. Howard (1895-1953) - Private, US Marine Corps, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery - Section C

• Ralph Almon Howard (1892-1956) - Ohio, Private, US Army, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery - Section C

• Cicero W. Hudson (1894-1962)
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery with World War I flag holder - Interment #7986 in Sec F Lot 68 on 5 Dec 1962

• Clarence R. Hughes (1895-1980)
  • photo of gravestone at Rose Hill Cemetery - Interment #5527 in Sec D1 Lot 17 on 11 Apr 1980

• Oliver Perry Huntley (1896-1981) - US Navy, World War I
  • photo of gravestone at Edwardsville Cemetery with World War I flag holder - Sec B Lot 15-3

• Thomas Boyd Hutchinson (1894-1973) - Sergeant, Company E, 147th Infantry 34th Division
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #8748 in Section G Lot 23-7 on 7 Apr 1973
  • Warren County Soldiers of the 147th Infantry, 37th Division, AEF
  • "Ralph E. Snook Post No. 186," The Western Star (Lebanon, Ohio), Thursday, October 16, 1919
  • "Tom Hutchinson Dies In Georgia," obituary, The Franklin (Ohio) Chronicle, Wednesday, April 11, 1973
    " . . . When America became involved in World War I, Tom Hutchingon [sic] volunteered in Company E of the 147th Infantry Regiment and served as a Sergeant in France with the American Expedionary Force. He was gassed in the Battle of the Argonne Forest. He later graduated from Officer's Candidate School at La Val Bone near the French Alps but at the close of the war he chose to return hom to America instead of taking a commission to serve in the Army of Occupation in the Rhineland. . . ."

• Samuel R. Hyman (c1897-1979)
  • "Ralph E. Snook Post No. 186," The Western Star (Lebanon, Ohio), Thursday, October 16, 1919
  • "Sam Hyman," obituary, unnamed paper dated 23 May 1979 on file at the Warren County Genealogical Society
    "Sam R. Hyman, 82, of 23245 Madison Rd., Cincinnati, died Saturday, May 19, at Woodside Manor Nursing Home, Cincinnati.
    He was a former Lebanon resident and a 1914 graduate of Lebanon High School
    He is survived by his wife Marjorie and one daughter Lynn Polan, both of Cincinnati.
    Services were held at the Weil Funeral Home, Cincinnati, Sunday, May 20. Rabbi Victor Reichert officiated."