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*[[Whipple, Alfred A.]] - Buried in [[High Point Cemetery]] | *[[Whipple, Alfred A.]] - Buried in [[High Point Cemetery]] | ||
*[[Chesebro, Ellsworth]] - born probably Schectady, lived Altamont - Buried in [[Knox Cemetery]] | *[[Chesebro, Ellsworth]] - born probably Schectady, lived Altamont - Buried in [[Knox Cemetery]] | ||
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Revision as of 21:02, 15 February 2013
We are trying to create a list of men and women who served in the World War I. If you know someone who served, please add their name to the list. If you know more about any of them, if would be a fitting tribute to them if you would also create a biography of them. Until then, the only thing we can share with viewers of this page is their name.
Biography
We would like to start a biography for each of these people with the basic data about their military service and anything else you care to add under one or more of the following categories as appropriate:
- Photo
- Birth (date, place, parents)
- Education
- Military Service
- Marriage and Children
- Occupation
- Death (date and burial)
- Other Media (newspaper articles, service papers, obituary, etc.)
- Gallery (photos)
Instructions
Please add a name below in alphabetical order. To do so, first register then sign in. You will see an Edit tab to the right. Click on it and enter a name in the sample format shown below. Go the bottom of this page and click Show Preview. The name should then appear in red. If it looks OK, go to the bottom of the page again and click on Save Page. If you click on the name you can then add a biography. You need not write a biography to add a name to the list.
Click on Instructions for Entering Service Personnel for additional help.
Service Personnel
List from Knox Sesquicentennial Committee
- Earl Gaige (1891-1971) PFC
- Leroy Williamson NY PFC Co. 3152 Depot BRigade
- Quay, William A. - Knox Cemetery - PVT US ARMY 1894-1962
- Robert Saddlemire COP Co b 14 Batn US Guard (1889-1955)
- Percy B. Hules WW Vet (1896 - 1938)
- Olin E. Saddlemire Pvt Co E 2 Pioneer Inf (1886 - 1954)-Buried at Knox Cemetery
- William Tromper (1892 - 1952) Husband of Hazel Hane
- William E. O'Brien (1887 - 1935)
- Iven Sand (1893 - 1968)
- William Smith Jr. (1888 - 1944)
- Channing Clykeman (1858 - 1930)
- John Smith died in 1960s
- George Rendo (1888 - 1970)
- Hadley Dayton, L.Died 1926 son of Nathan Dayton
- Garret Oliver NY Pvt. US Army (1893 - 1967)
- Howard Honor G Pvt US Army (2/22/1895 - 3/24/1964)
- Howard W. Euler Cook 49 Co Coast Art. (4/23/1885 - 2/2/1960)
- Ira S. Fairlee Copl US Army (1890 - 1957)
- Fred C. Gifford Mobile Veterinary Sec I Ist Div Died in the 1940s
- Albert Mesick US VFW (1893 - 1950) Son of Barney L. Mesick
- Leland H. Turner
- Llewellyn L. Turner 1896 - These two were brothers, native of knox
- Albert Louis (1894 - 1970) husband of Lena Duell the daughter of Maud Wood
- Clifford A. Bell Lieut USN Naval Aviator Killed at Hampton Beach Roads VA (1895-1915)
- Erwin J. Miller 1950 Buried at High Point Cemetery
- Alfred A. Whipple 1962 Buried at High Point Cemetery
Soldiers Buried in Knox
- Bell, Clifford A. - Buried in Knox Cemetery
- Hulse, Percy B. - from Schenectady - Buried in Knox Cemetery
- MacDonald, Robert E. Sr. - Buried in High Point Cemetery - from New Jersey
- Rendo, George - Buried in Knox Cemetery
- Tibbits, Everett C. - Buried in Knox Cemetery
- Whipple, Alfred A. - Buried in High Point Cemetery
- Chesebro, Ellsworth - born probably Schectady, lived Altamont - Buried in Knox Cemetery
