enter name and hit return
Offical List compiled from the New York Honor Roll
published by the Adjutant General Kineaid, 1919
NOTE: Make sure you check thru the entire listing
for each letter.They are not always alphabetized..
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Cacioppo, George,
1063 Flushing Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt., Co.K, 312th Inf.
Died ot wounds, October 27, 1918.
Callahan, Daniel J.,
8165 Bay 16th St.,Bklyn.
Pvt, Co. E, 37th Engrs.
Died of wounds, August 18, 1918.
Callahan, Jeremiah
126 Marion St., Bklyn
32d Field Artillery
Jeremiah CALLAHAN, of the thirty-second Field Artillery, died last
Tuesday at Camp Meade, Va. He was born in county Kery, Ireland,
thirty-two years ago and had been a resident of Brooklyn for eight
years, living at 126 Marion street. He is survived by three brothers,
Michael, John and Daniel, and two sisters, Norah and Mrs. M FITZGERALD.
The funeral will be held tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. with requiem mass in the
Church of the Presentation. Interment at Calvary Cemetery, under
direction of FEENEY & Son, of 1357 Broadway.
Callahan, William E.,
98 Hinsdale St.,Bklyn.
Corp.Co.L, 305th Inf
Killed in action, October 2, 1918.
Calundann, Jacob Brikerod,
3S4 47th St., Bklyn.
Lieutenant (j. g.).
Died, June 23, 1920, Jekyll Island,Ga.
Cammarata, John,
468 Henry St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.G, 106th lnf
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.
Camp, Walter J.,
1110 Ave. 0, Bklyn.
Pvt. Co. D, 1st Rgt. Engrs.
Died of lobar pneumonia, June 9.1917.
Campbell, Arthur Robert,
101 ClInfon Ave Bklyn.
Seaman, U. S. N.
Died, September 26, 1918.
Campbell, Douglas Norman,
1230 Carrol St., Bklyn.
Sgt., Sn. Del,104th M.G. Bn.
Died of broncho pneumonia, November 18, 1918.
Campbell, Duncan,
Bklyn,
1st Lt.,Co. M, 309th lnf.
Died of wounds,November 4, 1918.
Campbell, James V .,
Head of Vleigh Road, Flushing.
Pvt.Co.C,16th lnf.
Killed in action, October 8,1918.
Campbell, Joseph R
384 Union St.,Bklyn.
Hosp. App., 1st Cl.,U.S.N.R.F.
Died, November 10, 1919.
Campbell, Leslie Joseph,
1487 Sterling PL., Bklyn.
Landsman Electrician Radio,U.S.N.R.F.
Died, October 15, 1918.
Campbell, William Taylor,
574 Ovington Ave Bklyn.
Commissary Steward, U. S. N.
Died, September 24, 1918.
Campbell, Thomas Edward,
67 Adelphi St., Bklyn.
Sgt.Co.A, 307th Inf.
Killed in action, October 4,1918.
Campeasi, Guiseppe,
456 Smith St.,Bklyn. .
Pvt., Motor Co., 16th Section.
Died of lobar pneumonia,October 21, 1918.
Canavan, Charles F
331 Lexingting Ave., Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.I, 39th Inf.
Killed in action, September 26, 1918.
Canavan, John Bartholomew,
94 4th Pl., Bklyn.
Yeoman, 2d Cl.,.S.N.R.F.
Died: October 31, 1918.
Canning; Austin Peter,
34 Fourth PI.,Bklyn.
Lieutenant.
Died, September 27, 1918, Naval Base Hosp.No. S.
Lieut. Austin P. CANNING, U.S.N.R.F.,
died Sept 27 in Brest, France, of pneumonia. He was attached
to the U.S.S. Louisville and enlisted in the
Navy eight years ago. He was born in New ??? thirty-seven
years ago and has been a resident of Brooklyn fifteen years.
Before enlisting he was employed by the Government as a chief ???
He is survived by his widow, Catherine, 2 sons, John and Austin,
his mother, Hannah; three brothers, Ernest, Frederick
and John and a sister, Mary. Memorial services will be held
next Tuesday in St. Mary Star of the Sea Church.
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Cappelle, Rudolph,
724 Carroll St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.A, 306th Inf.
Killed in action, October 1, 1918.
Private Rudolph CAPELLE, reported killed in action on Nov. 1, was 29 years
old and lived with his mother at 724 Carroll street. He was drafted in Sept.
1917 and was a member of Company A, 306th Infantry. He was a member
of Central Branch, Y.M.C.A.
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Cappabianco, Pasquale,
872 Bergen St.,Bklyn.
Horseshoer, Sup. Co.,308th Inf.
Died of broncho pneumonia, October 30, 1918.
Caputo, Domenico,
818 Kent Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.B, 305th Inf.
Died of accidental bomb discharge,June 3, 1918.
Carey, Michael Joseph,
8643 Bay 16th St., Bklyn.
Fireman, 1st Cl.,.S.N.R.F.
Died, October 2, 1918.
Carlson, Gustave Adolph,
1193 Jamaica Ave Woodhaven,L.I.
Fireman,2d Cl., V. S. N.
Died, July 8, 1918.
Carlson, Hjalmar,
215 Bay 13th St.,Bklyn.
Seaman, U. S. N.
Died of pneumonia, October 28, 1918.
Carroll, Robert Herbert,
103 S. Elliott PI., Bklyn.
Yeoman, 2d Cl.,.S.N.R.F.
Died, January 23, 1919.
Cassidy, William A.,
347 Sixth Ave Bklyn.
Seaman, 2d Cl,U.S.N.R.F.
Died, October 9, 1918.
William X. CASSIDY, of 347 Sixth avenue, who died suddenly
Wednesday, was in his twenty-second year and was a graduate of
P. S. 10 and the Boy's High School. He enlisted in the United
States Navy, spent several months at Pelham Bay training station
and was assigned to the U. S. S. Granite State.
He was the son of Margaret P. CASSIDY, (nee FEELY) and the late Francis
CASSIDY, and the husband of Catherine GORMAN. He was a member of St.
Francis Xavier's R. C. Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated
for him at 10:30 a.m. on Monday. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.
In addition to his mother and wife, he leaves one brother, John, and three
sisters, Elizabeth, Daisie and Josephine.
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Cardenas, Oscar,
260 Concord St.,Bklyn.
Corp.Co.B, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, October 8L 1918.
Carey, Arthur B.,
Bklyn,
2d Lt Q.M.C. Casual.
Died ot disease,October 30, 1918.
Lieut. Arthur B. CARY, 30 years old of the Quartermaster's Corps, N.A.,
on his way overseas was stricken on board ship with influenza and died
in France, Oct. 30, from pneumonia that developed, according to an
official communication received by his sister, Mrs. Frank N. DODD, of
198 Washington Park.
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Carey, Edgar,
260 16th St., Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.E, 305th Inf.
Killed in action, September 28,. 1918.
Carey, John J.,
Bklyn.
Corp., Co.B, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.
Carguilo, Frank C
87 Woodhull St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.D, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.
Cargullo, Frank C.,
Private Frank C. CARGULLO was killed in action, Sept. 27, according to
a telegram received by his mother, who lives at 87 Woodhill street, from
the War Department. Private CARGULLO was born in Brooklyn 21 years
ago, attended P.S. 46 and was employed as a painter in the shipyards
prior to his enlistment with the Fourteenth Regiment when this country
entered the war. He went to France with the 106th Infantry, Co. D. Besides
his mother, he is survived by four brothers and two sisters. One brother,
Thomas, is overseas with the 109th Infantry.
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Carhart, Gustav G.,
345 11th St.,Bklyn.
Sgt.Co.A, 105th Inf.
Died of wounds, October 22, 1918.
Cariton, Philip,
948 10th Ave.,Long Island City.
Pvt.,1st Cl.,Co. D,327th Inf.
Killed in action, November 6, 1918.
Carlin, Frank J.,
32 Reeves Place,Bklyn.
Pvt., 1st Cl., M. G. Co.,165th Inf.
Killed in action, July 29,1918.
Carlo, Michael,
200 Prospect St., Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.B, 307th Inf.
Killed in action, November 8, 1918.
Carlson, Edward G.,
1555 Fulton St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.L, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.
Carmelo, Seifo,
2400 Pacific St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.1st Co., 4th Inf.Repl. Rgt.
Died of lobar pneumonia, October .6, 1918.
Carollo, Leon,
35 Havemeyer St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.E, 47th Inf.
Killed in action, August 3 1918.
Carow, Frederick G
Bklyn,
1st Lt., M. C.
Died of disease, October 16, 1918.
CAROW - On Oct. 16, at Camp Upton, Lieut. Frederick K. G. CAROW, M. D.,
beloved son of Joseph CAROW and his wife Helen (nee WELLAND), in his 30th
year. Funeral services at his late residence, 353 Jamaica ave., on Sunday
afternoon, Oct. 20, at 3 o'clock.
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Carr, Edward J
49 Fourth St.,Corona,N.Y.
Pvt.,1st Cl.,Co. C,107th Inf.
Killed in action, September 29, 1918.
Carr, Francis Joseph,
306 Water St.,Bklyn.
Pvt., 1st Cl.Co.G, 308th Inf.
Killed in action. August 15,1918.
Carrick, Herbert E.,
care of Mrs. Mgt.B. Dater, 259 Halsey St.,Bklyn.
Pvt., Amb. Co., 53d Div.
Died of accident, March 17, 1919.
Carrie, Robert F.,
4558 Monroe St.,Bklyn,
Pvt.Co.A, 106th,M.G.Bn.
Died of lobar pneumonia, October 13, 1918.
Carroll, Martin P.,
398 Butler St.,Bklyn.
Pvt., 1st Cl.,333d G. F.Co.,Q.M.C.
Died of tuberculosis, June 3, 1919.
Carroll, Michael,
170 Congress St.,Bklyn.
Pvt., Casual Co., 410th.
Died, sinking of the Otranto, October 6, 1918.
Carroll, Warren J.,
841 Ferry St.,Woodhaven,N.Y.
Pvt., Oct. Automatic Repl. Draft.
Died of pneumonia, November 10, 1918.
Carson, John P.,
569 72d St.,Bklyn.
Corp..Co.D,305th Inf.
Killed in action, October 22, 1918.
Cartazzo, Emello,
688 Sixth Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.C, 305th Inf.
Killed in action, October 10, 1918.
Casey, John P.,
1863 Palmetto St., Ridgewood, L.I.
Pvt., Co.B,106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 1, 1918.
Corp. Casey was killed in action on Sept. 1 and was born Sept. 5, 1892. He
attended Public School 72, Maspeth, and after graduation entered the employ
of the Edison Electric Company as a lineman. He enlisted early in May 1917,
in the 47th Regiment. He was made corporal while the regiment received its
training at Spartansburg. he went "over the top" several times. His father
and four sisters reside at 1863 Palmetto Street. His name has not yet
appeared in the official casualty lists.
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Casper, Frank H
160 E. Ave., Long Island City.
Pvt.1st Cl.,
306th Amb.Co.,302d Sn.Tn.
Died, fractured skull, February 8, 1919.
Cassells, Thornas F.,
227 27th St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.C, 165th lnf.
Died of wounds, August 13, 1918.
Cassidy, William ,
724 Vernon Ave.,Long Island City.
Pvt.1st Cl.,Co. F,165th Inf.
Killed in action,July 16, 1918.
Catalano, Salvatore,
308 Myrtle Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt.1st Cl.,M.T.C.Base, Sec. 2.
Died of wounds, August 31 1919.
Cater, Edward,
4 Freedom Ave., Richmond Hill,N.Y.
Pvt.Co.B, 108th Inf.
Killed in action, September 28,1918.
Caulfield, John J.,
1156 Fulton St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.G, 106th Inf.
Died of wounds, October 16, 1918.
Cava, Joseph,
373 Manhattan Ave.,Bklyn.
Corp.Co.C, 37th Inf.
Died of influenza with pneumonia,October IS, 1918.
Cavanagh, Andrew P.,
1705 Gates Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt., 303d F. A.
Died of pneumonia, Fe. 25, 1919.
Cavarly, James Franklin,
64 Herkimer St., Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.D, 302d Engrs.
Died of Infestinal obstruction, March 13, 1918.
Ceccarelli, Hannibal,
27 Third St.,Bklyn.
Pvt., 1st Cl., Co.D, 305th Inf.
Killed in action, September 6,1918.
Cell, Carroll,
6 Acorn St., Elmhurst,L. 1.
Pvt.1st Cl.Co.I, 107th Inf.
Killed in action, September 29,1918.
Cernera, Ralph,
224 Montrose St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.K, 59th Inf.
Died of wounds, October 5, 1918.
Cetti, William S.,
221 Eastern Pkway.,Bklyn.
Pvt.1st Cl.; Btry. B,105th F.A.
Died of lobar pneumonia, December II, 1918.
Chambers, Leonard A.,
1630 Woodhaven Ave., Woodhaven.
Pvt., Student Army Training Institute.
Died of heart failure, October 18, 1918.
Leonard a. CHAMBERS, a student in the Army Training Corps at Stevens
Institute, Hoboken, N. J., died at his home, 1630 Woodhaven avenue, on
Friday, He was he twenty-year old son of Robert and Kate CHAMBERS and
in addition to his parents, is survived by a brother, John R. a private
in the Twenty-seventh Machine Gun Company, and two sisters, Elsie and
Florence. The funeral will be held on Tuesday at 9:30 a.m., with
requiem mass in the R. C. Church of St. Thomas the Apostle, Benedict and
Woodhaven avenues. Interment at St. John's Cemetery, under direction of
F. H. McGUIRE, of 766 Classon avenue.
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Chandler, Arthur,
2096 Atlantic Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.H, 369th Inf.
Killed in action, October 1, 1918.
Chandler, Thomas,
286 Neptune Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt. Hq. Tn.,20th Div.
Died of broncho pneumonia, October 14. 1918.
CHANDLER - On Monday, Oct. 14, 1918, at Camp Sevier, S. C.,
after a short illness, Private Thomas CHANDLER, Headquarters Troop,
30th Division, beloved son of George and Sarah CHANDLER (nee CLEAY)
Funeral from the residence of his parents, 286 Neptune ave., Coney Island,
on Saturday, Oct. 19; thence to
Church of Guardian Angel, Ocean Parkway, Coney Island,
where a requiem mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m.
Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Brooklyn Standard Union-18 October 1918
Chandler, William H,
Bklyn,
2d Lt Btry. D, 7th F. A.
Killed in action, October 6, 1918
Chapman, Otto,
1036 Atlantic Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.F, 369th Inf.
Died of wounds, September 30,1918.
Chapman, Russell,
Horton and Toledo Sts.,Elmhurst.
Bn.Sgt.Major,Hq.Co.,26th F.A.
Died of pneumonia, January 20, 1919.
Chapman, William H,
Bklyn.
Capt.,M. C.
Died of disease, Sept.26,1918.
Chariton, John J
658 Warwick St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.38th Co.,152d Det.Brig.
Died of bronchial pneumonia, December 12,1918.
Charnin, Nathan,
129 Rockaway, Jamaica.
Pvt. Co. G,106th Inf.
Died of wounds, October 11, 1918.
Cheeseborough, Ernest,
Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.M, 25th Inf.
Died of lobar pneumonia, November 2, 1917.
Cheslock, Peter,
176 Hill St., Maspeth.
Pvt.M.G. Co.347th Inf.
Died of pneumonia, November 2,1918.
Chester, Benjamin,
129 Alabama Ave.,Bklyn.
Sgt.Co. K, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 2, 1918.
Sergeant Benjamin CHESTER, 22 years old, of 129 Alabama avenue, reported
killed in action, lived with his parents on Glenmore near Alabama avenue when
drafted. His parents have moved to Philadelphia. A brother, Abraham, who
lives at the Alabama address, received the telegram from the War Department
last week telling of his death early in August. Sergeant CHESTER enlisted
in the Twenty-third Regiment four years ago. He was assigned to the 106th
Infantry, company unknown. He was born in Russia and had been in this
country twelve years.Brooklyn Standard Union-6 November 1918
SERGT. CHESTER DIES; OVER TOP FIVE TIMES
The family of Sergeant Benjamin CHESTER, of 328 Glenmore avenue,
received word from the War Department to-day that he had been killed
in action on Sept. 2. The death occurred during an assault on the Huns'
position in Flanders.
On March 20, 1914, CHESTER, who was then 19 years old, enlisted in
the Fourteenth Regiment and was made a corporal, Aug. 6, 1915. He
served five months on the Mexican border in 1916.
In March, 1917, he was again mustered into the Federal service and sent
to Spartanburg where he was assigned to the 106th Infantry, Twenty-seventh
Division. He was made grenade instructor at Camp Wadsworth, and in May,
1918, he received his orders for overseas service. He reached France in
June and in July he was promoted to the rank of sergeant. He was killed
when he went over the top for the fifth time. He is survived by his mother,
father, wife, two brothers and two sisters.
Brooklyn Standard Union-7 November 1918
Christ, Anthony,
121 Kenilworth PI.,Bklyn.
Pvt.1st Cl.Co. A,9th Inf.
Killed in action, October 1,1918.
Christensen, George A.,
553 Dean St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co. C, 104th Sig.Bn.
Killed in action, October 26,1918.
Church, Howard A.,
Bklyn.
Pvt.,Co. D, 106th Inf.
Killed in action,September 27, 1918.
Ciccone, Joseph P.,
107 Shepherd Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt., 6th Mech.Ord.Repair Shop.
Died of pneumonia,October 5, 1918.
Cicurello, Frank,
Bklyn.
Pvt., Co.F, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.
Clamser, John,
Bklyn.
Pvt.1st Cl.M.G. Co., 34th Inf.
Died of broncho pneumonia with meningeal symptoms, November 7, 1918.
Clancy, George C.,
Crescent St., Long Island City.
Pvt.Co.C,35th Inf.
Died of lobar pneumonia, April 30,1918.
Clancy, Thomas C
61 Ten Eyck St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.1st Cl.Co.C, 429th M.T.C.
Died of toxemia, March 5, 1919.
Clancy, Thos. Vincent,
163 India St.,Bklyn.
Engineman, 2d Cl.,U.S.N.R.F.
Died, October 13, 1918.
Clark, Joseph P.,
302 Bedford Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt Co. I, 108th Inf.
Killed in action, September 28, 1918.
Clark, Nathan
Private Nathan CLARK, of 108½ Douglass street, reported killed in action
Sept. 26, was attached to the 306th Machine Gun Battalion, Company D.
He was born in Brooklyn Aug. 31, 1894, and was a graduate of P.S. 58.
Prior to entering the service he was a chauffeur at the Brooklyn Post
Office. He was killed in the fighting in the Argonne forest. In a letter
dated Aug. 21, he said:
"I have seen quite a bit of France by now, and one old street in Brooklyn,
even Columbia street, looks more attractive to me than Paris and the rest
of France included, not that France is a bad place by any means, but
those old pavements of Brooklyn, with the old trolley cars running to and
fro, have become a habit."
He is survived by his parents, two brothers and three sisters.
Brooklyn Daily Standard Union-6 December 1918
Clarke, Alfred T.,
330 Second St.,Bklyn.
Corp.Co.K, 106th Inf.
Died of wounds, September 2, 1918.
Clarke, Frank,
507 Central Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt Co. F, 305th Inf.
Killed in action, November 9, 1918.
Clarke, Frederick A.,
50 Hanson PI.,Bklyn.
Pvt., 1st Cl.Co.I, 106th Inf.
Died of wounds, October 6,1918.
Clarke, George P.,
115 DeKalb Ave.,Bklyn.
Seaman, U. S. N.
Died,June 16, 1919.
Clarke, James C
208 Marion St.,Bklyn.
Pvt Co. A, 109th M.G. Bn.
Died of broncho pneumonia, March 12, 1919.
Clarke, James Clifford,
57 Reid AveBklyn.
Quartermaster, 2d Cl.,.S.N.R.F.
Died, October 6,1918.
Clarke, Timothy Matthew,
1520 Pacific St., Bklyn.
Seaman, 2d Cl.,.S.N.R.F.
Died, June 2, 1918.
Clarke, Thomas,
16 Vine SL, Bklyn.
Water Tender,U.S.N.R.F.
Died January 20, 1918.
Clarke, Robert, Jr
166 Jefferson Ave..Bklyn.
Mech.Co.H, 106th Inf.
Died of wounds, September 4, 1918.
Clarke, Walter,
55 Hanson PI., Bklyn.
Pvt Co. A, Sec. B, Stud.Army Tng. Corps.
Died of pneumonia, October 20, 1918.
Clash, Arthur J
229 Railroad Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt 330th Supply Co.,Q.M.C.
Died of lobar pneumonia,November 26, 1918.
Clavin, Thos. J
2537 Linden Ave.,Bklyn.
Seaman, 2d Cl.,U.S.N.R.F.
Died, November 5, 1917.
Clear, John F
384 Prospect Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt Co. H, 18th Inf.,1st Div.
Died of wounds, November 22, 1918.
William E. CLEARY, born in Portland, Me., Dec. 8, 1876, a son of the
late Michael and Catherine CLEARY, died on Wednesday at his home, 2
Adelphi street, after a brief illness of acute nephritis. He was
educated at Harvard University and had served several enlistments in the
U. S. Marine Corps. His last enlistment expired in July, last, and he
was about to re-enlist when stricken ill. He was a veteran of the
Spanish-American War, and a gunnery sergeant. He was a member of the
Sacred Heart R. C. Church and is survived by one sister, Mrs. C. F.
KENDALL, of New Haven, Conn. Interment in the family plot at Calvary
Cemetery under direction of William DUNIGAN & Son, 201 Park avenue.
Brooklyn Standard Union-4 October 1918
Cleaver, William A,
645 West St.,Bklyn.
Sgt Co. I, 106th Inf.
Died of wounds, October 6, 1918.
W. A. CLEAVER DIES A HERO
Gave Life Bravely, With a Smile, Nurse Writes
Word that his son, William A CLEAVER. had died of wounds received in
action, was received by Albert W. CLEAVER, of 1730 Forty-fifth street, in
a letter from the head matron of an American base hospital in Havre, France,
at the same time that Mr. Cleaver received the official word from the War
Department. In the letter the matron said:
"He had been brought in the day before and was resting nicely until
complications arose. He died Oct. 6, bravely, like a true soldier, with a
smile on his face."
Sergeant CLEAVER enlisted in the Twenty-third Regiment in December 1915,
and served on the Mexican border. He was mustered into the Federal service
in September 1917. A brother, Alfred, is in the Canadian Medical Corps and
a sister, Elsie, is a yeowoman in the Navy. Sergeant CLEAVER was
attached to Company A, 106th Infantry.
To-day's casualty list shows that two Brooklyn soldiers were killed in action,
seven died as the result of wounds and six from disease. Of the thirteen
wounded, five were severely, three slightly and five degree undetermined.
Two Long Island boys are missing in action.
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Clifford. Alfred J
170 Amity St.,Bklyn.
Pvt Med. Det.,
Amer.Red Cross Hospital.
Died of lobar pneumonia, October 13. 1918.
Clifford. Paul L.,
Bklyn,
2d Lt Av. Sec. Sig. Res.,U.Att.44 Aer.Sq.
Died of accident, July 20, 1918.
Clifford, Vincent Paul,
164 Barclay St.,Flushing.
Pvt.Co.E, 306th Inf.
Died of heart failure, October 8,1918.
Clinton, Edgar O,
290 Garfield PI.,Bklyn.
Pvt Co. K, 116th Inf.
Died of lobar pneumonia, November 23. 1918.
Cllemente, Jesus
Died of Wounds
Private Jesus Cllemente
Private jesus Clemente, reported dead of wounds receive in action, was not
known at 256 Reid ave. the address given by the War Department.
Brooklyn Standard Union-19 October 1918
Cloughessy, Michael,
821 Union St.,Bklyn.
Pvt Co. E, 165th Inf.
Died ol accidental electrocution, November 10, 1918.
The address of Private Michael CLOUGHESSY reported in yesterday's
official casualty list as killed in action, given by the War Department as
821A Union street, was incorrect. It should have been 361 Fourth street.
Brooklyn Standard Union-11 December 1918
Clute, Joseph William,
Bklyn,
3d Sept. Mach. Gun Bn., U. S. M. C.
Died of disease November 20, 1918.
Cochrane, John W.,
349 65th St.,Bklyn.
Pvt Co. D, 106th Inf.
Died of bronchitis while prisoner in Germany, October 25, 1918.
Cochrane, Richard,
109 St. Marks PI.,Bklyn.
Corp.,Co.I, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, July 31, 1918.
Cocquelet, Alfred,
834 Vandeveer PI.,9th St.,Woodhaven.
Corp.,Co. A,325th Inf.
Died of wounds, November 6, 1918.
Coffin, Arthur E.,
466 Benedick Ave.,Woodhaven.
Pvt., 1st Cl.Co.K, 307th Inf.
Died of wounds, November 4, 1918.
Cognato, Joseph P,
139 Manhattan Ave., Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.H. 108th Inf.
Killed in action, September 29, 1918
Cohan, Henry Bertram,
Bklyn.
Pvt.,Co. A, 106th Inf.
Killed in action,September 27, 1918.
At the home of Private Henry Berthram COHAN, 553 Herkimer street, who
was killed in action Sept. 27, it was learned last night that he was only
seventeen years old when he enlisted in the Twenty-third Regiment, in
June 1916. He served on the Mexican border and later the regiment was
merged into the 106th Infantry. He was a member of Young Men's League
of Embury M. E. Church, where memorial services are to be conducted for
him this evening. He is survived by his parents, Leon and Jennie COHAN,
and a brother Louis, a first-class steward in the Merchant Marine.
Brooklyn Standard Union-1 December 1918
Cohen, Abraham,
331 Vernon Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.D, 116th Inf.
Killed in action, October 15, 1918.
Cohen, Charles C.,
29S Hegerman St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.H, 47th Inf.,N.Y.N.G..
Died of accidental shooting, June 20, 1917.
Cohen, Ernil J.,
Bklyn.
Capt., A.G. D.
Died of disease, October 20,1918.
Cohen, Erwin Altred,
Bklyn,
75th Co. U. S. M. C.
Killed in action,October 9,1918.
Cohen, Hermann,
530 Saratoga Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.A, 4th Inf.
Killed in action, October 21, 1918.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob COHEN, of 530 Saratoga avenue, have been notified
that their son, Private Herman COHEN, was killed in action Oct. 21. Private
COHEN was born in New York City twenty-four years ago and, was a
graduate of P.S. 2, Manhattan. He went to France with the Fourth Infantry,
Company A. Two brothers and four sisters survive him besides his parents.
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Cohen, Hyman
Private Hyman COHEN lived with his sister, Mrs. Ida ALPAS. at 329
Lafayette avenue. He was 24 years old and was called to the colors in
January. He went overseas with Company H, Fifty-ninth Pioneer Infantry.
He died of pneumonia Nov. 21. His sister has received no word from
him since he entered the service. He was born in Brooklyn and attended
the public schools. Previous to being called for service he was engaged
in the millenery business.
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Cohen, Joseph,
228 S. 1st St., Bklyn.
Pvt., Btry. A, 3d F. A.
Died of broncho pneumonia, September 18, 1918.
Private Joseph Cohen.
Lured by the great adventure of war, Joseph Cohen, a sixteen year old
freshman in the Eastern District High School enlisted without telling his
parents soon after war was declared. He told the recruiting officer he was
nineteen years old, his father, Nathan of 228 South First street said
yesterday and went overseas last spring with his Battery A. Third Field
Artillery. He died of disease in France Sept. 9.
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Cohen, Joseph Louis,
180 Nassau St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.B, 310th Inf.
Killed in action, September 30, 1918.
Private Joseph Louis COHEN was killed Sept. 30, according to word received
by his mother, Mrs. Rebecca COHEN, of 180 Nassau street. COHEN was
24 years old, was drafted in September, 1917, and had been in France since
April, as a member of Company B, 310th Infantry.
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Cohen, Louis,
205 S. 3d St., Bklyn.
Corp.Co.D, 2d Engrs.
Killed in action, June 28, 1918.
Cohen, Louis L
360 8th St., Bklyn.
Pvt., 1st Cl.Co.B, 165th Inf.
Killed in action, July 28, 1918.
Cohen, Max,
758 Rockaway Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt., 9th Det. Labor Co.
Died of broncho pneumonia, October 14, 1918.
Cohen, Oscar,
403 Ave. C., W., Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.K, 114th Inf.
Killed in action, October 12, 1918.
Cohen, Ralph,
268 Sackman St., Bklyn.
Pvt.1st Cl., Btry. D, 320th F. A.
Died of wounds, October 17,1918
Cohen, Raphael,
1023 Lafayette Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.C, 305th Inf.
Killed in action, September 6, 1918.
Priv. Cohen, 25 years old, was drafted last October. He
was living with his brother, Albert, at 1023 Lafayette Avenue.
Cohen went to France last May with Company C, 305th Infantry.
His brother has received word that Raphael was killed in action Sept. 2.
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Cohen, Simon,
94 Herzel St., Bklyn.
Pvt., lat CI.Co.I, 325th Inf.
Died of wounds, October 22, 1918.
Cokeley, Harold J.,
4 N. 1st St., Jamaica,L.I.
Pvt.Co.G, 165th lnf.
Killed in action, July 15, 1918.
Colamonico, Stifano,
1423 4th St.,Bklyn.
Pvt. Cas. Co. 376.
Died of pneumonia, September 27,1918
Colby, Frank,
494 17th St., Bklyn.
Pvt., 1st Cf.Co.I, 306th Inf.
Killed in action, September 5, 1918.
Coleman, George M
8643 107th st Richmond Hill,N.Y.
Oiler,U.S.N.R.F.
Died, April 28, 1919.
Coleman, James,
45 Ross St., Bklyn.
Pvt., M. G. Co., 110th Inf.
Killed in action, October 2, 1918.
Coleman, John,
80 8th St., Long Island City.
Pvt., 1st Cl Co. A, 23d Inf.
Died of meningitis, December 25,1917.
Coleman, William J.,
434 63d St.,Bklyn.
Pvt..Hg. Co., 148th F. A.
Died ot nephritis, November 12, 1918.
Collard. C.
Lieut. C(?) COLLARD, a son of Major James COLLARD, U.S.A., and a
grandson of the late Prof. George COLLARD of Polytechnic Institute,
was killed in action in France Oct. 11. He was a member of Company I,
Thirty-eighth Infantry, and his entire regiment was recently cited for
gallantry in action and the War Cross was pinned to the regimental
standard. Lieut COLLARD was a University of Vermont graduate. He
leaves two aunts, the Misses COLLARD, who lived in Sea Cliff.
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Collins, Anthony, Jr.,
726 Franklin Ave., Bklyn,
Pvt.Co.D, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 27,1918.
Collins, Clarence O.
10 Roman Ave.,Forest Hill,L.I.
Pvt.; Btry. D, 77th F. A.
Died of wounds, August 13,1918.
Collins, John F..
Bklyn,
1st Lt.,Co. H, 354th Inf.
Died of wounds,November II, 1918.
Collins William A.,
76 Prospect Ave..Flushing,L.I.
Corp Btry. B, 38th Arty., C. A. C.
Died of acute cardiac dilation, September 28, 1918.
Colliton, Michael,
437 47th St Bklyn.
Seaman, 2d Cl., U.S.N.R.F.
Died. October 27, 1918.
Collopy, Joseph A.,
332 Green Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt., 1st Cl.Co.E, 9th Inf.
Killed in action, July 18, 1918.
Colton, William J.,
276 lrving Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.D, 49th Inf.
Died of broncho pneumonia, April 5,1918.
Colyer, Wilbur E
202 Helen Ave.,South Ozone Park,L.I.
Sgt.Co.A,~1 st Regt. Engrs.
Killed in action,October 10, 1918.
Comer, Edward,
57 Fleet PI.. Bklyn.
Pvt., Camp Upton, Sept. Aut. Repl.Draft.
Died of broncao pneumonia, October 4, 1918.
Comini, Nazzarini,
291 South St., Jamaica,L.I.
Pvt, Co. F, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.
Commerford, Daniel,
71 Underhill Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt, 1st. Cl.Co.A, 320th M. G. Bn.
Died of tuberculosis, January S, 1919.
Conde, Frederick W.,
198 Grant Ave.,Broolclyn.
Pvt., M. G. Co. 16th Inf.
Killed in action, October 9, 1918.
Condit, Warren C
1538 Green Oak PI..Woodhaven.
Pvt. Co. C, 16th Inf.
Died of wounds, September 18, 1918.
Private Warren C. CONDIT, 31 years old, a member of Company C, Sixteenth
Infantry, residing at 1528 Greenoak place, Ozone Park, died in France Oct.
18 from wounds received in action. He leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Archibald P. CONDIT. He is also survived by three brothers and four
sisters. He was born in Brooklyn and the family has resided about two years
in Ozone Park. At the time he was drafted on April 30, last, young CONDIT
was employed as a cutlery salesman. He sailed for France in July. CONDIT
was a member of the Alturian Club of East New York.
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Private Warren C. CONDIT, 31 years old, who lived at 1338 Greenoak
place, Ozone Park, died of wounds received in action in France, Oct. 18.
He was attached to Company C., Sixteenth Infantry. He was the son of
Archibald P. CONDIT. He was drafted on April 20 and sailed for France in July.
Brooklyn Standard Union-4 December 1918
Conefry, J. J.
346 1st Av., NY
Next of Kin: Mrs A. Conefry
Pvt
Killed in Action, 8 August 1918
Coneys, James W
130 St. Marks PI.,Bklyn.
Pvt, Co. L, 165th Inf.
Killed in action, July 28, 1918.
Coneys, Martin J.,
Bklyn.
Pvt., Co.L, 165th Inf.
Killed in action, July 28, 1918.
Conforti, Edward,
277 Van Brunt St., Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.I, 310th Inf.
Killed in action, September 16, 1918.
Conlan, Edward,
32 New York Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt., 5th Co., U. S. Dis. Bks.
Died of broncho pneumonia, October 17, 1918.
Conley, Edward F.,
244 9th St., Bklyn.
Wng. Sup Co., 106th Inf.
Died of measles and pneumonia, October 23, 1918.
Corporal Edward F. CONLEY, son of the late Peter and Ellen CONLEY, died
in France of pneumonia. Corporal CONLEY enlisted in 1917 in the Twenty-
third Regiment, and was later transferred to the 106th Infantry. He was born
in the Sixth Ward, and attended St. Peter's Parochial School. He is survived
by two sisters, Catherine and Sallie, and one brother, Thomas.
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Connelly, Daniel M.,
Bklyn,
2d Lt.,Co. A, 312th Inf.
Killed in action,October 18, 1918.
DEATH HAD NO FEARS FOR BROOKLYN BOYS
In a letter to Mrs. Daniel CONNELLY, of 319 Seventy-eighth street, Col.
A. P. V. ANDERSON, commanding officer of the 312th Infantry, informed
her that her son, Lieut Daniel CONNELLY, was killed in action, Oct. 18.
"He died with great valor in an attack upon machine-gun nests, continuing
to advance after he had been wounded several times," Col. ANDERSON
wrote.
Lieut. CONNELLY enlisted at the outbreak of the war and finished his
training in the Officers' School at Camp Upton, after which he joined the
312th and sailed with unit for France.
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Connelly, James H.,
88 Vanderventer Ave., Astoria,L.I.
Pvt., 1st Cl.,Co. D, 112th Inf.
Died of wounds, November 10, 1918.
Connelly, James M.,
311 39th St., Bklyn.
Pvt., 1st Cl.Co.K, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 27,1918.
Connelly, Paul J
870 Anthon St.,Bklyn.
Seaman, 2d Cl.,.S.N.R.F.
Died, June 1, 1918.
Conners, William Francis,
159 Bedford Ave., Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.K, 311th Inf.
Died of septic and broncho pneumonia, January 13, 1919.
Conradi, John Philip,
119 Princeton Ave., Bklyn.
Ensign.
Died,March 20, 1918, Bklyn, N. Y.
J. J. Conroy
831 Bryant Av., Bronx
Mother: Next of Kin: Mrs Mary Conroy
Cpl
Killed in action, 8 August 1918
Constantine, Charles F.,
42 Berkeley PI.,Bklyn.
Pvt., 1st Cl.Co.C, 302d F. Bn Sig. R. C.
Died of cerebral hemorrhage, August 16, 1918.
Conti, Jos.,
31 Hopkins St., Bklyn.
Pvt., Co. L, 307th Inf.
Died of wounds, October 12, 1918.
Contino, Michael,
825 Kent Ave., Bklyn.
Pvt., Serv. Co. I, A. M. C.
Died of influenza and broncho pneumonia, October 6, 1918.
Conway, Frederick J.,
784 St. Johns Pl Bklyn.
Pvt., Sup Co., 165th Inf.
Killed in action, October 15, 1918.
Conway, Horace E.,
500 Greene Ave.,Bklyn.
Sgt. 3d Gr., M. Tnk.Dep. M. G. Tg. Corps.
Died of pneumonia, November 3, 1918.
Conwell, George Barrett,
Bklyn.
96th Co., U. S. M. C.
Died of disease. May 3, 1919.
Conwell, William F
9022 Ft. Hamilton Pway, Bklyn.
Pvt., 1st Cl., Co.M, 106th Inf.
Died of wounds, September 28,1918.
The father of Private William F. Conwell, 9022 Fort Hamilton Parkway, is of
the opinion that an error has been made in the report by the War Department
that his son died of wounds. The soldier, who is listed as Connell instead
of Conwell, wrote a letter under date of Sept. 28, the day he is reported to
have died to his father and in it made no mention whatever of having been
wounded. He wrote that he liked the life of a soldier. He was 20 years old
and was a member of the Twenty third regiment when it was mustered into
Federal service. Later he was transferred to Company M, 165th Infantry. He
was a graduate of Public School 104. His last employment was with the Morse
Dry Dock and Repair Company as a machinist.
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Cook, Arthur,
65 Utica Ave., Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.E, 6th Inf.
Died of wounds, October 14, 1918.
Cook, Charles F.,
Richmond Hill.
Maj., Ord.
Died of disease, January 1, 1919.
Cook. Martin Joseph,
283 Nassau Ave.,Bklyn,
55th Co., U. S. M. C.
Killed in action, June 12, 1918.
Cooley, Dermott P.,
7716 Fourth Ave.,Bklyn.
Sgt., Hq. Co., 321st F. A.
Died of meningitis, May 30, 1919.
Cooney, James,
53 5th St., Long Island City.
Cook., 152d F. A. Brig.
Died of pneumonia and influenza, Dec. 25, 1918.
Cooney, John Joseph
357 2d St. Bklyn.
Chief Water Tender, U. S. N.
Died, December 6, 1917.
Coope, Jos. W.,
13 Temple Court,Bklyn.
Gunners' Mate, 2d Cl.,U. S. N.
Died, January 9, 1919.
Cooperman, Simon,
160 Taylor St.,Bklyn.
Pvt Hq. Co., 328th Inf.'
Died of tuberculosis, March 25, 1919.
Copp, Donald George,
1836 E. 12th St.,Bklyn.
Chief Yeoman,U.S.N.R.F.
Died, September 29, 1918.
Donald G. COPP, a first-class yeoman in the U. S. N. R. F., died on
Sunday of pneumonia in the Methodist Episcopal Hospital. He was born in
Brooklyn twenty-one years ago and was formerly in the employ of the
Crucible Steel company. Funeral services, held Tuesday evening at his
late home, 1836 East Twelfth street, were conducted by the Rev. O. E.
FLETCHER, of the Gravesend Reformed church.
Interment yesterday at Easton, Pa.
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Coppola, Caspare,
221 21st St., Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.D, 38th Inf.
Killed in action, July 15, 1918.
Corbett, Catherine Irene,
189 Keap St..Bklyn.
Yeoman, 1st Cl.,.S.N.R.F. (Female).
Died, January 25, 1920.
Corboy, Robert M.,
Bklyn.
1st Lt.. Co. M, 61st Inf.
Died of wounds,November 7, 1918.
Corcoran, Francis Ignatius,
539 62d St., Bklyn
Corp., 3d Co., 152d Det.Brig.
Died of broncho pneumonia,November 8, 1918.
Corcoran, George S
1255 Sterling PI., Bklyn.
Corp., Co. F, 308th Inf.
Killed in action, August 16, 1918.
Cordes, Paul H., Bklyn,
1st Lt.,Co. C, 30th Engrs.
Died of wounds, September 12, 1918.
Corney, John,
224 Park PI., Long Island City.
Pvt.Co.C, 501st Engrs.
Died of tuberculosis, November 4,1919.
Corsentino, Charles,
666 Liberty Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt., Chem. War Ser. Dept., No. 2.
Died result of railroad accident, July 23, 1918.
Cortes, Frank E.,
1684 43d St., Bklyn.
Bugler Co. G, 106th Inf.
Died of wounds, lJovember 7, 1918.
Cortes, Harold T
1684 43d st, Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.A, 4th Inf.
Killed in action, October 21, 1918.
Cosgrove, Gustave,
836 72d St., Bklyn.
Pvt., 1st Cl., Hq. Co., 165th Inf.
Killed in action, October 15, 1918.
Cotter, Francis P.,
184 Prospect Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt, 29th Co., 152d Dep.Brig.
Died ot mitral insufficiency, July 30, 1918.
Cotter, Thomas J
228 Windsor PI.,Bklyn.
Pvt, 1st Cl.Co.G, 325th Inf.
Died of wounds, October 27, 1918.
Cottone, Charles B.,
123 Berriman St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.D, 23d Inf.
Killed in action, June 6, 1918.
COTTONE KILLED WITH REGULARS
Private Charles B. COTTONE, 24 years old, whose name appears among those
killed in action, lived with six sisters and four brothers at 2534 Pacific
street. He was one of the first men of that neighborhood to be drafted into
the National Army. He received his traaining at Camp Upton and was later
transferred to Company D, Twenty-third Regular Infantry, His brother,
Antonio, is at Camp Devens. Brooklyn Standard Union-1918 July 15
Coughlan, Harry Gordon,
277 Quincy St., Bklyn.
Machinist's Mate, 2d Cl.,.S.N.R.F.
Died, October 18, 1918.
Coughlin, Patrick F.,
250 Ten Eyck St., Bklyn.
Pvt, Co. G, 29th Inf.
Died, accidental drowning, September 16, 1917.
Cowen, Joseph M
466 New Jersey Ave Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.F, 9th Inf.
Died ot wounds, July 20, 1918.
Crapparotta, Michael
542 Hendon St.,Bklyn.
Pvt Co. L, 116th Inf.
Died of broncho pneumonia, October 19 1918.
Crawford, Conrad,
Bklyn,
2d Lt..Co. B, 47th Inf.
Killed in action,August 2, 1918.
Crawford, Paul,
426 2d St., Bklyn.
Fireman, 3d Cl U. S. N.
Died,October 13, 1918.
Cretton, Benjamin J
63 Pineapple St. Bklyn.
Pvt Co. C, 105th Inf.
Killed in action, October 18, 1918.
Crimonai, Rocco,
1044 60th St Bklyn.
Pvt 1st Cl., Butchery Co.308th Q.M.C.
Died from result of being crushed between two cars, August 22, 1918.
Crimmins, John P.,
7 Sycamore St., Bklyn.
Pvt 1st Cl.Co.A, 106th Inf.
Died of wounds, November 11,1918.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward CRIMMINS, of 7 Sycamore street, have received a
letter from the sisters of a base hospital in France, saying their son,
Private John P. CRIMMINS, died of wounds on Nov. 11. He was born in
Brooklyn nineteen years ago and attended the school of Our Lady of
Mercy. He went overseas with the Co. A, 106th Infantry. A letter from him,
received by his parents Oct. 14, stated that he was but slightly wounded
and held out hopes for his speedy recovery. Besides his parents, he is
survived by six brothers and six sisters. Lawrence CRIMMINS, one of his
brothers is in France with the 306th Infantry.
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Croak, Joseph,
322 42d St., Bklyn.
Wagr., Sup Co., 114th Inf.
Died of cardiac dilation, December 26, 1918.
Crombie, William J
61-A So. Elliott PI., Bklyn.
Pvt., Btry.C, 310th F.A.
Died of influenza and broncho pneumonia, October 18 1918.
Cronin, James L
106 Washington St., Flushing, L. 1.
Pvt.,1st Cl Co. B, 307th Inf.
Killed in action, July 21,1918.
Cronn, George,
457 Chestnut St.,Bklyn.
Pvt Co. C,308th Inf.
Killed in action, August 7,1918.
Cross, Thomas,
848 Gates Ave., Bklyn.
Pvt 1st Cl.,Co. G,106th Inf.
Died of wounds, September 29, 1918.
Private Thomas CROSS, of 848 Gates avenue, died of wounds
Sept. 29. He was 21 and enlisted in the old Twenty-third Regiment
in September 1917. He went to France as a member of Company G
106th Infantry.
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Crowe, Allen,
Bklyn.
Corp.Co.I, 165th Inf.
Killed in action, October 14, 1918.
Crowley,John J
635 47th St., Bklyn.
Pvt Co. A, 301st Engrs.
Died of lobar pneumonia, October 9,1918.
Crunden, William H
Bklyn.
Corp.Co.M, 165th Inf.
Killed in action, October 14. 1918.
Crygier, Howard Peter,
Bklyn.
Co. I, 13th Rgt., U. S. M. C.
Died of pneumonia, September 24, 1918.
Private Howard Peter CRYGLER of the Marine Corps died Oct. 1 on a
United States transport while on his way to France, according to word
received by his wife. He was born in Brooklyn twenty-three years ago,
and before entering the army, was employed as teller by the Franklin
Trust Company on Fulton street. He wife, May, lives with her parents at
813 Fifty-sixth street. He is survived also by his mother and father,
three brothers and a sister.
Brooklyn Standard Union-7 November 1918
Curry, James E.,
287 Leonard St..Bklyn.
Seaman, U. S. N.
Died,November 7,1920.
Curry, T.
226 Henry St., Brooklyn
Next of Kin: Mrs B. Fagen
Pvt
Killed in Action, 8 August 1918
Cutler, Stuart S.,
1048 57th St., Bklyn.
Ensign.
Died, October 10, 1918,Spaniah influenza, N. Y.
CUTLER - Ensign Stuart S. CUTLER, U. S. N., died in his home, 1048
Fifty-seventh st., Brooklyn, Oct. 10. Funeral services at his late
residence on Saturday at 4 p.m. Burial Sunday. Full military service
will be observed.
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Cucchiara, Silvestre,
122 Meserole St.,Bklyn.
Pvt 1st Cl.,Co. D,302d Engrs.
Killed in action. Nov.5, 1918
Private Sylvester CUCCHIARO, killed in action Oct. 20, was 22 years old,
the son of Mrs. Rosie CUCCHIARO, of 102 Greenpoint avenue. He was
born in Italy and with his widowed mother, brothers and sisters came to
America six years ago. He became a barber and was drafted in
September 1917. In a letter his mother received three weeks ago he
asked her to send him a Christmas box with delicacies and mentioned
what he wanted. This box had been filled by his mother and all tied up
ready to be mailed when word came from the War Department that he
had been killed. The mother collapsed and she has since been ill.
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Cudmore,John T.,
448 Berry St.,Bklyn
Pvt., 1st Cl.,Co. M,106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 2, 1918.
Cullen, William J.,
125 Freeman St..Bklyn.
Cpl 333d Guard & Fire Co.
Died of lobar pneumonia and influenza, December 12, 1918.
Cullington, William T
162 Jefferson Ave., Bklyn.
Pvt,lst Cl., Co.D, 407th Tel.Bn.
Died as result of auto-truck accident, January 7,1918.
Cummings, Edward A.,
Bklyn.
Cpl.,Co. E, 106th Inf.
Killed in action September 27,1918.
Corporal Edward A. CUMMINGS, a son of the late Col. Michael CUMMINGS,
Civil War veteran, and at one time department commander of the G. A. R.,
State of New York, is reported as killed in action. Late in September he
was reported to be recovering from wounds in a French hospital. He wrote
from the hospital to his sister, Miss Sarah C. CUMMINGS, of 2 Strong place,
that he was doing finely and added: "I'll be home for Christmas dinner and
will go New Year's calling."
Corporal Cummings joined the Fourteenth Regiment two years ago and
served with it on the Mexican border.
He went to France with Company E,106th Infantry.
Brooklyn Standard Union-1 December 1918
Cummings, Joseph A.,
251 Prospect PI., Bklyn.
Pvt., 3d Officers Tng.School.
Died of empyemia, March 11, 1918.
Cundy, Harry M.,
578 Lexington Ave.,Bklyn.
Pvt., lst Cl.Co.K,106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 1, 1918.
Although she has received no official word of the death of her son, Mrs.
Henry CUNDY , of 578 Lexington avenue, mother of Private Harry M. CUNDY, is
satisfied of his death in action, as she received a letter from his pal and
Corporal George HOLMES, stating that we was killed during an engagement on
Aug. 11.
Private CUNDY was a member of the Twenty-third of Brooklyn for several
years and saw service on the border with that outfit. At. Camp Wadsworth he
was transferred to the 106th Infantry, Company K. During his stay at the
camp, he took part in the musical revue, "You Know Me, Al."
He was born in Plainfield, N. J., attended the Brooklyn schools and
graduated from P.S. 44. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church.
Before enlisting he was in the automobile business. A brother, Thomas H.,
is ready to answer the next call to the colors.
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Cunningham, Ambrose J.,
1646 43d St., Bklyn.
Cpl.,Co. M, 307th Inf.
Killed in action. October 4,1918.
Cunningham, George,
I576 De Kalb Ave., Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.C,108th Inf.
Died of pneumonia, January 11, 1919.
Curran, John J.,
644 Henry St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.A, 121st,M.G.Bn.
Killed in action, Augugt 4,1918.
Curran, Thomas,
1026 Pacific St.,Bklyn.
Pvt., 1st Cl.,Co. G, 310th Inf.
Killed in action, September 20, 1918.
Priv. Curran reported killed in action on Sept. 20, was born in
Brooklyn 22 years ago, the son of the late George Curran and
attended St. Teresa's School. He was drafted last April and left
for overseas last May, a member of the 310 Infantry. He is
survived by his mother, two brothers, John, who
is in France, and Joseph, and two sisters May and Alice.
He lived at 1026 Pacific Street. Priv. Curran's name has not
yet appeared on the official casualty list.
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Curran. William A.,
122 Harrison St.,Bklyn.
Musc. Hq: Co., 5th Inf.
Died of pneumonia, October 4, 1918.
Curry, Frank P.,
543 Hancock St.,Long Island City.
Wag., Hq. Co.,105th M. G. Bn.
Died ot broncho pneumonia, November 5, 1918.
Curry, Thomas H.,
226 Henry St.,Bklyn.
Pvt., Co.I, 165th Inf.
Killed in action, July 26, 1918.
Curti, Joseph F.,
21 Spencer St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.A, 47th Inf.N.Y.N.G.
Died of collision between truck and train, December 1,1917.
Curtin, Stephen,
83 William St.,Long Island City.
Pvt.,Co.A, 165th lnf.
Killed in action, July 29, 1918.
Private Stephen CURTIN, of 83 William Street, Long Island City,
where he lived with his sister, Mrs. Anna Stutzbach, was
killed in action on July 29. He was a member of the
165th Infantry. Private CURTIN was 24 years old. He was
a communicant at St. Patrick's R.C. Church at Long Island City.
Hew came to America from Ireland six years ago.
Brooklyn Standard Union-3 October 1918
Curtis, James F
Bklyn,
2d Lt.,M.G. Co., l66th lnf.
Killed in action, September 27,1918.
Lieut. James F. CURTISS, Jr., of the 106th Infantry, was killed in action Oct.
20, according to word received from the War Department by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James F. CURTISS, of 1173 Fulton street, and by his wife and son,
of 177 West street, Flatbush. Lieut CURTISS enlisted when a boy, in the
Fourteenth Regiment Cadet Corps and later became second lieutenant of
Company D. He saw service on the Mexican border.
Brooklyn Standard Union- 2 December 1918
Curto, Frank,
537 Park Ave., Bklyn.
Pvt.1st Cl.Co.A,47th Inf
Died of sinus thrombosis, October 14,1917.
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