Men who died in the Army during WWI from Adams County, WI


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Men who died in the Army during WWI from Adams County

Besaw, Charles A., 22, Colburn; pvt 834 infantry; Verdun; died of wounds
Nov 1, 1918. 

Bulgren, Charles W., 24, New Rome ; pvt 13 field artillary ; killed in
action  Aug 13, 1918.
 
Bund, Wilhelm F., 32, Friendship ; pvt 56 infantry ; killed in action; Nov
9, 1918.
 
Christiansen, Lawrence S., 23, Briggaville; private provost guard,
Camp Grant, Ill.; died of disease (pneu) Oct 9, 1918
 
Cole, McKinley, W., 22, Quincy; pvt 855 infantry ; died of wounds Aug 12, 1918.
 
Coon, Hubert S., 32, Big Springs; pvt l6 inf ; died of wounds June 25, 1918. 

Cutsforth, Edward F., 82; pvt 843 inf; overseas; died of disease (pneu)
Oct 22, 1918.
 
Decorah, Foster, 40, married, Friendship ; corp 128 inf ; Marne; killed in
actiona Aug 2, 1918. 

Erickson, Benjamin Allen, 27, Strong's Prairie; pvt 354 inf; St. Mihiel,
Argonne; died of disease (pneu) March 2, 1919. 

Feldman, Elmer A., 22, Quiney; pvt 853 inf ; died of wounds Aug 16, 1918.
 
Maxey, Wesley J. (colored), 22, Plainville; pvt l66 depbrig; died of
disease (pneu) Oct 21, 1918.
 
Philbrick, Byron Albon, 21, Grandmarsh; 1 battalion infantry
replacement & training troop, Camp Grant; died of disease (pneu) Oct 5, 1918.
 
Richardson, Ernest J., 26, Grandmarsh; recruit unassignd,
Columbus Barracks, 0.; died of disease (pneu) May 11, 1918. 

Schwanz, Emil, Adams; pvt l6 inf ; killed in action Oct 4, 1918.
 
Shafman, John M., 81, Friendship; pvt 854 inf ; Verdun; died of wounds Nov
5, 1918. 

Snider, Edwin M., 23, Grandmarsh; aero squadron, Ft. Sill, Ala.; died of
disease (measles) Jan 26, 1918.

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