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World War I Veterans
Roster of World War Veterans from Chattahoochee  County

    No roster was found in this court house and the one furnished by Adj. Gen.
Chas. Fox was found to be incomplete, names of all men residing in north eastern
part of Chattahoochee County being omitted. Upon investigation these names were
found upon roster of World-War veterans in Talbot County from which copy was
made and added to list sent from Atlanta.

    Box Springs (in Talbot Co.) one-half mile from the Talbot-Chattahoochee
County line furnishes R. F. D. facilities for that section of Chattahoochee
County, so all names with this address were accredited to Talbot County.

    The Clerk of the Court at Cusseta has recorded all names now accredited to
Chattahoochee County.

    Hubbard Van Horn was attending school in Americus, Ga. when he enlisted, May
4, 1918 in Quartermaster Corps U. S. A. His home was at Ochillee, Chattahoochee
Co., Ga.

    Lieut. Chas. Harold Cook, wounded in action in France, a graduate of
University of Georgia and Law department of Mercer University, won his
commission in traning at Camp Oglethorpe.

    Samuel I. Brodnax (Broadnax) of Chattahoochee Co., enlisted at Americus,
Ga., June 6, 1917; left the United States for foreign service June 20, 1918, and
died October 6, 1918, of wounds received in action, while serving as a private
in Company E, 316th Engineers.

    Calvin Grady Davis, farmer, born in Webster County, Ga., enlisted age 21,
Sept. 8, 1917, at Americus, Ga., in Co. H 38th Inf. 3rd Division. Since return
from World War has lived in Chattahoochee County.

    Eugene G. Willis Sgt. Inf., born at Blakely, Ga., enlisted at Cusseta Sept.
5, 1917. Since return from World War has lived in Chattahoochee County.

White  Soldiers

Adams, George M.
Baker, Marlin J.
Bentley, Henry G. 
Bentley, James M.
Berry, Asa D. 
Brodnax, Wm. T.
Brodnax, Samuel I. 
Brown, Shelby W. 
Carroll,  Tom 
Cook, John Conrad 
DeWitt, Robert 
Evans, Clarence 
Felton, Geo. Andy 
Gallops, Geo. Elmer 
Harris, Thos. L. 
Hastings, Wm. M. 
Hollis, Albert V. 
Hollis, Marlin R. 
Hoopaugh, Jas. C. 
Hudson, Hilliary D. 
Jenkins, Bob
Jenkins, Pete 
Johnson, Frank L. 
Johnson, Jas. Elmer 
Kemp, Charles C. 
Kemp, William C. 
Layfield, John B. Jr. 
McGlaun, David E. 
Moore, Clarence 
Moore,  Walter J. 
McArdel, Rufus C. 
Morgan, Thos. D. 
Phillips,  Frank 
Pope, Frank P. 
Sizemore,  S.  T. 
Sizemore, Thos. F.
Small, Willie 
Smith, Otis D. 
Stephens, Oliver C. 
Suddath, Mark E. 
Tatum, Edgar F. 
Van Horn Alva H. 
Wall, Jesse J. 
Williams, Lawson 
Willis, Eugene G. 
Weed, Ausie S. 
Weed, Ernest 
Wooldridge, C. P. 
Weed, Walter A. 
Wooldridge, Abb

Colored Soldiers

Anthony, Mahre 
Brady, Charlie 
Brady, Jesse 
Bunkley, James 
Bush, James 
Bussey, John 
Copenny, William 
Daniel, Sylvester 
Davis, Charlie 
Doston, Abraham 
Edwards, John 
Ellis, Henry 
Flewellen, Sid. W. 
Fluellen, Griggs 
Franklin, Anderson 
Gardner, Franklin 
Gardner, S. T. 
Grant, Willie 
Hardison, Troy 
Heath, Doss 
Hickey, Moley 
Jackson, James
Jackson, Ules 
Jones, Henry 
Jones, James 
Kelley, John 
King, Charlie 
Lambert, Cleveland 
McClendon, Paul 
McLester, Boice 
McLester, Harvey 
McLester, Shoat 
McLester, Vester 
Mack, Geo. B. 
Martin,  Samuel 
Mayo, Jack 
Meadows, DeWitt 
Meadows, Walter 
Osburn, Joe
Peed, Fletcher 
Roberts, Willie 
Robinson, Ollis 
Rozier, Oscar 
Scott, Clinton
Shipp, Robert 
Smith,  William 
Spivey, Lucius 
Stephens, Reuben 
Taylor, Jace 
Taylor, Eddie 
Thomas, Alvey 
Thomas, John 
Thomas, John W. 
Thomas, Lee Bob 
Thomas, Wm. H. 
Thornton, C. B.
Thornton, John W. 
Walker, Fred 
Walker, William 
Walden, Oscar 
Ware, Bud 
Watts, Woodie 
Williams, Bill 
Wright, Floyd 
Mathis, Eddie



Officers

Cook, Charles Harold, 2nd Lieutenant 


Navy

McGlaun, Chas. Clifford Seaman 
Suddath, Roy Virgil
McMurrain, Samuel Bartow, Lieutenant 
Moore, Inman Dozier



Additional Comments:
From:

HISTORY OF CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY, GEORGIA
By N. K. Rogers

Dedicated to

KASIHITA CHAPTER U. D. C.

and all worthy descendants of the County's first settlers.

Copyright 1933

by N. K. ROGERS

PRINTED   BY
COLUMBUS  OFFICE  SUPPLY CO. COLUMBUS, GA.

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