Oklahoma Genealogical Society

Oklahoma Graves of Military Men in Service

From Oklahoma Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol. XII Nos. 1 & 2. For March & June 1967

Transcribed to Electronic form by Jo White

Recorded for the VFW State Graves Registration project by Miss Odessa Ray, Crescent, Oklahoma, and transmitted to OGS on 18 January 1965. Miss Nola Rigdon assisted with recording of the Oak View or Banner; Mr. Alton Jones with the Oakland or Knowles; and Mr. Velvie Bridal with the Crescent Cemetery. The name of John M. Pardue was obtained from the Special 1890 U.S. Census of Union Veterans transcribed by Mrs. M.C. Cooter and published recently by OGS.

OAK VIEW, OFTEN CALLED BANNER CEMETERY

Oak View Cemetery, often called Banner because of the Banner schoolhouse that used to stand across the road from the cemetery, also some times referred to as the Lovell Cemetery. It is located in the SW corner of SW1/4 of Section 21, Township 18 N. Range 4 West, or 3 miles south of Lovell, or 4 mi. north on Hiway (sic) 74, and then 3 miles west of Crescent, Logan Co., Okla. Rows are numbered from west to east.

Row 1

In memory of VERLIN DEAN PHELAN , U.S.N.R. April 24, 1922, Mar. 26 1945—Radarman 1/c U.S,(S.) Halligan. Died at sea in the service of his country.
ISAAC H. AXLEY, 1941—1913 (Civil War)
WILLIAM T. TRAVIS, 1911—1952 (World War II)

Row 2

HERBERT P. OLTMANNS, Feb. 27, 1900—May 15, 1950, 1864^th Unit (8’S.C.) Mp—U.S.A.
COLUMBUS FAST, 1844—1931 (Civil War)

Row 6

LLOYD L. TALIAFERRO, Illinois Cook 27 Const. Co. Air Svc. World War I, March 31 1889—Nov. 13, 1958
JAMES J. DAVIS, Oklahoma Pvt. 311 Aux. Rmt. Depot O.M. C Mar 10, 1939

Row 8

HARVEY WILLIAMS, California BM 2 U.S.N.R. World War II, Jan. 11, 1913—July 30, 1960
MARTIN TONROY, Nov. 21, 1828—Nov. 4, 1895 (Confederate Army)

Row 9

JOHN C. SCROGGINS, 1829—1914 (Army)

Row 11

JOHN GEORGE OLTMANNS, Oklahoma Pvt. HQ. Co. 357 Infantry, World War I. Oct. 17, 1893—Sept. 28, 1961

Row 12

JAS. RAMEY, Co. F, 133 Ill. Inf.
PFC LLOYD R. PAYNE, Co. A. 353^rd Inf. 89^th Div. Feb. 25, 1926—Mar. 26, 1945. (Foot Marker) LLOYD R. PAYNE, Oklahoma PFC 353 Inf. 89^th Div. World War II, Feb. 25, 1926—Mar. 26, 1945

Row 13

RAY W. ALEXANDER, 1892—1964 (World War I)
CARL H. SEBRING, Oklahoma Pfc. 2 Inf. 5 Div. World War II. Aug. 4, 1914—Jan. 20, 1945
ERSEL L. LINVILLE, 1919—1948 (World War II)
HENRY DWANE LINVILLE, Oklahoma Sgt. 9 Marines 3 Marine Div. World War II. Aug. 5, 1917—Mar. 10, 1945

MT. HOPE CEMETERY, USUALLY CALLED DUNKARD CEMETERY

Mt. Hope, or Dunkard Cemetery is located in SE corner of SE1/4 of Section 33, Township 18, North Range 3 West. Located 2 miles north on Hiway (sic) 74, and then 4 East of Crescent, Logan Co., Okla. or 2 North and 3 East of the Crescent cemetery.

· MELVIN F. WHITE, Oklahoma Pvt. 34 Inf. World War II. Dec. 25, 1925—June 29, 1944

· WALTER CLYMER, 1895—1964 (World War I Vet.)

OAKLAND CEMETERY, USUALLY CALLED KNOWLES

Oakland or Knowles cemetery is located in the N.W. corner of NW1/4 of Section 34, Township 17 N., Range 4 W. Logan Co., Okla. or 2 ½ miles south and 1 ½ miles west of Crescent, Okla. Rows are numbered from west to east and north and south. The North, or old section consists of 3 acres and the south or new section also has 3 acres.

1 North

· H. GREELY RAINES, Okla. Sgt. Co. 13 Regt. Infantry, Nov. 15, 1880—Aug. 4, 1956

· EDWIN DAN MAYS, Oklahoma Pvt. U.S. Marine Corps. Korea Ph. Nov. 14, 1934—April 25, 1953

· J.B. LINCOLN, Jan. 15, 1844—Feb. 7, 1903 (Civil War)

2 North

· RICHARD G. WELLS, Mar. 25, 1849—Jan. 9, 1900 (Civil War)

· JOHN WESLEY SIMPSON, 3^rdSergeant Co. G. 58^th Reg. Ind. Vol. Inf. Service of U.S.A. Aug. 3, 1836—Jan. 24, 1900 63 Yrs. 5 Mo. 2 Days.

3 North

· PFC JOE L. BUGG, July 31, 1918—Apr. 4, 1941 Co. C 177 Inf. 45^th Div.

· JOHN L. BUGG, Nov. 26, 1908—Oct. 9, 1948 (World War II)

· DWIGHT L. LONG, Oklahoma Tec. 5 Engineers World War II. Dec. 30, 1921—Oct. 8, 1944

4 North

· DICK TRUITT, (No marker. Just a red rock close to Tabathic (sic) C. Truitt stone) (Civil War)

7 North

· J.D. SMITH, Civil War

8 North

· CHESTER V. BEGUN, Oklahoma Pvt. Co. A. 113 Inf. 29 Div. World War I. Aug. 28, 1887—Mar. 4, 1949

9 North

· DONALD M. DICKERSON, California, Pvt. U.S. Army World War II, July 5, 1905—Feb. 10, 1963

· JAMES BERT WILSON, Oklahoma Pvt. Cas. Det. 1 Rgt. Cav. 1876—1912 (Spanish-American)

11 North

· GROVER ANDREW LYNCH, Oklahoma Pfc. HQ Co. 357 Infantry, World War I. Jan. 25, 1893—Apr. 6, 1963

12 North

· MARION GUY GRIFFITH, Oklahoma Pvt. Co. C, 21 Bn. U.S. Coast Guard, World War I. Mar. 11, 1895—Jan. 19, 1940

· LEE SHAFFER, 1892—1946 (World War I)

· JESSE VANDEVER, Kansas Mess. Sgt. 140 Inf. 35 Div. Mar. 28, 1937 (World War I)

· RICHARD D. CHANNEL, 1892—1963 (World War I)

13 North

· EDWARD W. HATCH, Feb. 22, 1890—April 7, 1956 (World War I)

· JOE W. CROOK, September 14, 1927—Feb. 10, 1952 (Air Force after World War II and before Korea War)

14 North

· KENNETH W. BROCK, Oklahoma Pfc. U.S. Air Force, Jan. 18,1931—Sept. 13, 1952

· MARKUS E. CARMICHAEL, Oklahoma S.W.U.S. Navy, World War I. May 29, 1894—Oct. 22, 1957

15 North

· JOHN HARRIS HARWELL, Oklahoma Pvt. 358 Inf., World War II. Jan. 6, 1910—Apr. 29, 1950

· WESLEY T. PAYNE, Oklahoma Pfc. 712 Engr. Depot Co., World War II. Mar. 27, 1928—June 21, 1963

1 South

· WILL O. SMITH, Oklahoma Pvt. Sup. Co., 309 Cavalry, World War I. June 26, 1890—July 9, 1961

· ERNEST RAY WILSON, Oklahoma D.C. 2, U.S. Navy. May 30, 1931—July 23, 1956

3 South

· LEE ROY McGUIRE, Oklahoma Sgt. 3461 Area Service Unit. Korea. Mar. 17, 1930—April 29, 1957

4 South

· JON CLEON WATSON, Oklahoma Sp. 3 Co. D. 17 Engineer Bn. Nov. 27, 1937—Mar. 9, 1952

5 South

· RAY CHANNEL, Oklahoma Pvt. 83 Co. 165 Depot Brig. World War I. April 5, 1894—Aug. 22, 1956 (Family stone gives date of death as 1955)

SERVICE MEN BURIED IN THE CRESCENT CEMETERY

Crescent cemetery is located in S.W. corner of SW1/4 of Section 7, Township 17 North Range 3 West. Logan County, Okla., or 1 ½ miles east of Crescent on Hiway (sic) 74 C. from the intersection of 74 and 74 C on the north side of Crescent. It consists of 15 acres. The south 5 acres is the old cemetery; middle 5 acres was next section opened; and then the north 5 acres is the new section. (Cem. Rec.) Means that date or information was taken off the cemetery record book. Date in Cemetery book is the date of burial in Crescent cemetery.

ROW LOT# SERVICE MAN AND INFORMATION

2 South 5 E BROIN OVEREEM.

· Co. I 154 Ill. Inf. Died at Crescent, Okla. July 23, 1896. Age 69

3 South 16 ORIN F. JOHNSON

· (No marker) (Cem. Rec. May 28, 1932)

3 South 19 W. EMMETT RYLAND

· 1893—1923 1^st Co. 49 Reg. Coast Art. A Volunteer

4 South 22 JASON O. BREWSTER

· 1835—1919, 40^th Ohio Vol. Inf.

5 South 38 C.I. CRESS

· Co. D. 33 US. V.I. Aug. 31, 1880—Mar. 7, 1900

5 South 39 PFC. B.K. BLEVINS

· 1910—1945, 3137 Mts. MSGR. Co. Dept. C.

6 South 41 A.J. DALLEY

· Co. G. 15 Kans. Cav. Died at Crescent, Okla. Oct 19, 1895, Age 84

6 South 43 ISSAC M. ELLIOTT

· 1844—1899 (Civil War)

7 South 51 WILLIAM M. BAKER

· 1844—1932 Co. D. 30 Ill. Inf.

7 South 54 JOHN W. BROWN

· 1899—1928, 7^th Coast Art.

7 South 55 SERGT. ELIHUE H. COX

· Co. C. 12 Ind. Inf. (Cem. Rec. Sept. 30, 1914

7 South 203 LLOYD HILAN CUNARD

· May 2, 1887. Died May 11 and Buried at Sea May 12, 1918. (Fireman U.S.N.)

8 South 202A HENRY A. HENNING

· Arkansas Pvt. 6 Co. 1 Demob. B.N. World War I. June 22, 1890—Oct. 11, 1963

8 South 202 CORPL. JAS. M. HOLLIDAY

· Co. F. 560 Ohio Inf. June 30, 1846—Oct. 8, 1912

8 South 66 WILLIAM EICHINGER

· Aug. 25, 1832—Jan. 4, 1913 Co. I Reg. 165 Penn.

9 South 79 EMERY A. ELLIOTT

· Co. G. 117 Inf. Sept. 26, 1845—Nov. 26, 1924

10 South S ½ 87 ALEXANDER SANDERSON

· Born June 1, 1829—No other date. (Cem. Rec. Aug 25, 1912) (Civil War)

11 South N ½ 95 Wm. HILTON

· Co. E. 14 IA. Inf. (Cem. Rec. Feb. 3, 1915)

11 South S ½ 95 MARSHALL CUSTARD

· Pvt. Co. M. 3 Regt. Nebr. Inf. Spanish American War, Mar. 21, 1871—Nov. 6, 1957

11 South N ½ 98 FRANKLIN HOAG

· Co. F. 14 Ill. Inf. (Cem. Rec. Jan. 15, 1903)

11 South S ½ 99 ORRIN D. BURRIGHT

· Oklahoma Pfc. Medical Department, World War I. Aug. 15, 1897—April 15, 1963

12 South 101 JOSHUA E. ARNETT

· 1839—1903 Co. B. 74 Ohio Inf.

12 South 105 EARL WEHR

· 44 Co. U.S.C.A. Corps (Cem. Rec. Jan. 15. 1911)

13 South 114 F.M. McCAMMON

· Co. K. 120 Ind. Inf. (Cem. Rec. Mar. 22, 1907

14 South N ½ 196 WILLIE E. MIZE

· Oklahoma Pvt. U.S. Army, World War I. Feb. 3, 1897—July 8, 1963

14 South 126 CAPT. GEO. J. MARTIN

· Co. B. 1 Kans. Co. C?L. Inf. (Cem. Rec. Jan. 22, 1909)

15 South 135 THOMAS F. HERD

· Oklahoma Sgt. Base Hospital 88, Aug. 2, 1920

15 South 370 REINHOLD U. KLATT

· 1907—1943. Med. Dept. 58^th Evac. Hosp

16 South S ½ 397 JOEL HERNDON MIZE

· Apr. 4, 1893—Dec. 10, 1959 (World War I)

16 South 194 JOSIAH W. REEVES

· Co. H. 36 Ohio Vet. Inf. Mar. 31, 1843—June 27, 1914

16 South 145 HENRY A. MOTT

· Mar. 4, 1870—Mar. 15, 1936 (Spanish-American?)

18 South 174 ROY H. SULLIVAN, JR.

· Oklahoma HA 2 USNR. World War II. June 28, 1926—Aug. 17, 1960

18 South 176 AVA C. HARMAN

· 1918—1942 PFC. 1^st Class, 120^th Ord. Co., 45^th Inf. Div.

19 South N ½ 26 MATHIS CULLEN

· Co. B. 13 W. Va. Inf. (Cem. Rec. June 18, 1932

1 Middle S ½ 448 CHARLES A. RYLAND

· Oklahoma Sgt. 357 Inf. 90 Div. World War I. Sept. 21, 1887—Dec. 12, 1946

1 Middle N ½ 448 JAMES A. WELLS

· Oklahoma Pvt. 42 AAF Base Unit, World War II. May 22, 1923—July 2, 1949

1 Middle S ½ 446 ROY T. FISHER

· Oklahoma Cp.. 11 Cav. Oct. 16, 1879—May 23, 1948

1 Middle S ½ 440 JOHN C. PATRICK

· Oklahoma Sgt. 1 Cl. Base Hosp. 88, July 8, 1890—Aug. 11, 1944

1 Middle 492 S/SGT. FRANK PFRIMMER

· 1921—1944 563^rd Bomb. Sq. 388^th Bomb. Group

2 Middle 212 GLEN S. STOOLFIRE

· Oklahoma S. 2 U.S. Navy, World War I. Aug 13, 1900—June 16, 1962

2 Middle S ½ 222 ANDREW MOORE

· Co. I. 11 Ohio Cav. (Cem. Rec. Mar. 21, 1926

3 Middle N ½ 224 ROBERT E. STOBAUGH

· Oklahoma Pvt. 555 Base Unit AAF World War II. April 29, 1909—Sept. 27, 1954

3 Middle N ½ 230 F. ALBERT HALL

· Ohio Pvt. 6 Cavalry S.O. AM. War. May 2, 1876—April 11, 1950

3 Middle 233 MERLE E. CUTTER

· Oklahoma Tec. 4 Deml. World War II. Mar. 24, 1915—Oct. 4, 1950

3 Middle 235 ROMAINE BEYER

· Nov. 1898—Dec. 1933 (World War I)

4 Middle 239 HERSCHEL V. SMITH

· 1845—1946 Co. H. 45 Reg. Iowa Vol. 61 to 65

4 Middle S ½ 240 WILLIAM C. SMITH

· 1847—1929 Co. H. 45 Reg. Iowa Vol. 61 to 65

4 Middle 245 LYMAN E. TIBBITTS

· 1838—1924 Civil War Veteran

4 Middle 246 NEWMAN E. BROWN

· Oklahoma Sgt. 19 Coast Artillery, World War II. Jan. 9, 1920—June 4, 1949

4 Middle S ½ 248 DAVID HUNTER

· Co. K. 21 Mo. Inf. (Cem. Rec. Apr. 20, 1915)

4 Middle N ½ 248 DAVID DEFFENBAUGH

· July 16, 1843—May 11, 1927, Vet. of Civil War

4 Middle S ½ 249 JOHN HAWLEY

· Jan. 29, 1844—Aug. 30, 1934 (Civil War)

5 Middle 252 PRIVATE ALEXIS ACTON

· June 5, 1897—Died Oct. 21, 1918 at Camp Pike, Ark. Co. E. 3^rd T. R. Reg.

5 Middle N ½ 254 SAMUEL G. KOUTS

· Co. H. I Ind. Inf. Oct. 9, 1846—Feb. 3, 1919

5 Middle S ½ 255 ALBERT F. GOODHUE

· Co. K. 1 N. H. Hy. Arty. (Cem. Rec. Jan. 21, 1917)

5 Middle 256 LEWIS DOOLITTLE

· Co. C. 11 Kans. Cav. (Cem. Rec. Mar. 16, 1919)

5 Middle 261 SADDLER Wm. L. LEDINGTON

· Co. K. 11 Kans. Cav. (Cem. Rec. Dec. 1, 1910

5 Middle S ½ 263 WILLIAM R. MEEK

· Co. B. 82^nd Ind. Inf. Oct. 12, 1839—Jan. 8, 1930

6 Middle 269 HENRY FISHER

· Co. D. 129 Ind. Inf. Born April 14, 1842 Hess Caste, German, Died June 27, 1915, Crescent, Okla.

6 Middle N ½ 272 SHELLY R. CAMFIELD

· Missouri Pvt. 356 Inf. 89 Div. July, 21, 1929

6 Middle S ½ 273 FRANK R. RICE

· Oklahoma Pvt. Co. K. 43 Infantry 15 Div. World War I. May 20, 1897—Dec. 3, 1952

6 Middle 278 JOEL D. HERRON

· 1843—1927 Co. A. 78^th Ohio Inf. Vol.

6 Middle N ½ 279 JOHN J. GRAMLEY

· 1890—1918 Co. G. M. G.B.

6 Middle S ¼ S½ 279 JACOB STAMBAUGH

· Co. B. 84 Ill. Inf. (Cm. Rec. Aug. 30, 1920)

7 Middle 282 DAVID MILLER

· Co. B.120 Ind. Inf. 1838—1921

7 Middle N ½ 283 JOHN NICHOL

· Co. G. 4 Mo. S.M. Cav. (Cem. Rec. Mar. 24, 1924)

7 Middle N ½ 285 JULIUS FRASS

· Kansas Pfc. 636 Aero Supply Sq. World War I, Sept. 29, 1894—Jan. 24, 1952

7 Middle N ½ 285 CHARGES R. LEAFGREEN

· Illinois Pvt. Demob. Gp. World War I Mar. 21, 1894—Sept. 14, 1960

7 Middle 290 HARRY WEST

· Oklahoma Pvt. 13 Co. 162 Depot Brig. World War I. April 9, 1891—Nov. 25, 1952

10 Middle S ½ 325 GUY E. HOMAN

· Colorado, Sgt. U.S. Army, June 13, 1886—July 25, 1929

10 Middle S ½ 326 DANIEL E. CURTIS

· Mar. 12, 1922—April 12, 1964 (World War II)

11 Middle S ½ 331 TRULAN A. WILDER

· California Pfc. 20 Co. Coast Artillery, World War I, July 30, 1889---Dec. 11, 1959

11 Middle S ½ 333 EDWIN CARL KOCH

· Oklahoma Mus. 2 Cl. U.S. Navy, July 24, 1895—April 23, 1935

11 Middle 337 MAURICE S. SHORE

· 1897—1938, Vol. 35^th Division Co. E. 128 Field Artillery

11 Middle 337 SAMUEL LELAND SHORE

· 1895—1940 Co. F 351^st Inf. 88^th Div. AEF

12 Middle N ½ 345 LORN R. BARR

· Oklahoma Pfc. 48 Arnd. Inf. Bn. 7 Arnd. Div. World War II. June 19, 1925—Sept. 2, 1944

12 Middle S ¼ N ½ 350 BERN L. THOMAS

· Pvt. 50 Iowa Inf. Nov. 29, 1938

12 Middle S ½ 351 VERLIN DEAN KOUTS

· Oklahoma Co. 47 Engineer Cam. Br. Korea, Aug. 7, 1930—Mar. 18, 1956

12 Middle N ½ 351 AVAN T. LaVANCE

· Kansas Pvt. 82 Field Arty, Oct. 1, 1893—Aug. 10, 1937

12 Middle N ½ 354 DURRILL H. RAHE

· Mar. 12, 1896—Sept. 12, 1918, 357 Inf. 90^th Div. Buried on Battlefield in France

13 Middle N ½ 357 CARM D. HART

· 1898—1941 (World War I)

13 Middle 362 JOHN W. DICKEY

· Oklahoma Pvt. Air Corps. July 7, 1918—Mar. 22, 1943

14 Middle N ½ 383 SAMUEL W. CHRISTY

· Oklahoma Pvt. 1 Cl. 57 Inf. 15 Div. July 29, 1895—Aug. 23, 1945

16 Middle 399 WILLIAM F. MOCK

· Oklahoma Pfc. 64 Inf. 7 Div. World War I. April 6, 1896—Sep. 20, 1946

16 Middle 409 MELVIN C. BROCKMAN

· Pfc. 135 Inf. 34 Inf. Div. World War II June 21, 1923—Jan. 6, 1944

16 Middle 410 EARL R. RHOADS

· Oklahoma Gy Sgt. 21 Maries (sic) 3 Marine Div. World War II, Jan. 7, 1922—July 22, 1944 (On Big Family Stone) Gy. Sgt. Earl Reaine Rhoads Co. F Batt. 21 Marine Born Jan. 7, 1922—Killed on Guam July 22, 1944

17 Middle N ½ 413 CHARLES GRAFF

· Nov. 21, 1889—April 30, 1964 World War I

17 Middle S ½ 413 CHARLES EUGENE GRAFF

· Oklahoma Capt. U.S. Marine Corps, Rev. World War II, April 15, 1922—July 23, 1953

17 Middle 422 RALPH E. KRALICEK

· Oklahoma Pfc. 21 Inf. 24 Inf. Div. Korea Ph. July 21, 1928—July 10, 1950

1 North 493 CPL. ROBERT LORAN FAULKNER

· 1931—1949, United States Maine Corps

2 North 536 JESS W. STEVENS

· Oklahoma S/Sgt. 7502 Af Food Sv. Sq. World War II, Dec. 15, 1915—Nov. 6, 1950 (Killed in England)

2 North 536 BYRLE L. STEVENS

· Oklahoma Rect. 2 Battle Gp. 4 Inf. Div. Feb. 27, 1940—Aug. 19, 1960 (Killed in Germany)

2 North S ½ 575 S/SGT. MATTHEW E. BALDWIN

· November 29, 1916—Sept. 29, 1953

2 North S ½ 704 ROY SEBRING

· 1896—1964 (World War I)

3 North 532 EARL GRAFF

· Aug. 18, 1897—July 13, 1950 (World War I)

3 North 537 ROY BENTON TIBBITTS

· Oklahoma Pvt. 164 Depot Brigade, World War I. June 25, 1890—Oct. 8, 1951

4 North N ½ 531 FRANCIS J. MARSHALL

· Oklahoma PHMI, U.N.R. World War II, Jan. 24, 1921—June 10, 1963

4 North S ½ 573 CON A. SANDERSON, JR.

· In Memory of Con A. Sanderson, Jr. 1917—At sea—1942

5 North S ½ 530 JOHN CURLEY

· 1884—1952 (World War I)

6 North S ½ 655 FREDERICK E. SHORE

· Oklahoma Sgt. Base Hospital 89 World War I. Aug. 4, 1888—Apr. 24, 1961

6 North N ½ 655 JOHN A. MICHAEL

· Oklahoma Pvt. Brty. D. 46 Arty. Cac. World War I. Oct 20, 1891—Dec. 19, 1961

6 North S ½ 666 ARTHUR ROBERT KOCH

· Oklahoma Pfc. Mg. Co. 79 Infantry World War I. Mar. 11, 1893—Nov. 8, 1962

6 North N ½ 666 FLOYD E. YENZER

· California, S2 U.S.N.R. World War I, July 24, 1900—Sept. 20, 1962

7 North N ½ 583 JAMES R. SEAGROVES

· Oklahoma Pvt. Med. Det. 4001 A.S.U. World War II. Mar. 24, 1928—May 2, 1960

7 North N ½ 625 WILLARD O. PACKARD

· Oklahoma Pvt. Btry. D. I Field Arty, World War I. Oct. 26(?), 1898—Oct. 10, 1962

9 North N ½ 526 GORDON WALLER

· Oklahoma Pvt. Btry. B. 39 Arty Cac. World War I. Sept 22, 1895—Mar. 6, 1958

ADDED

14 South S ½ 125 JOHN M. PARDUE

· 1844—1920 Civil War from ?.J.

12 Middle 352 MATHEW T. McGUIRE

· 1894—1935 World War I

5 North N ½ 665 HERSHEL LEE BELL

· Mar. 19, 1922—Nov. 25, 1964 World War II

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