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..

H

Habel, Stephen P., 
322 75th St., Bklyn. 
Corp. Co. A,106th Inf.
Killed  in action, September 27,1918.
Corporal Stephen P. HABEL, 22, of 323 Seventy-fifth street, 
reported killed in action Sept. 27, lived at the home of his father, 
August, at 322 Seventy- fifth street.  He enlisted in the 
Fourteenth Regiment and went across with Company K, 106th Infantry.  
HABEL was wounded and gassed Aug. 27, and spent several weeks in 
a hospital, going back to the lines on Sept. 18. He was a chauffeur 
employed by the Morse Drydock and Repair Company, in South Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Daily Standard Union-7 December 1918

Hackett, P.
300 W 150th St., NY  
Next of Kin: M. Conifry 
Pvt
Killed in action, 8 August 1918

Haerer, 
55 Carlton Ave., Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.
Potomac Pt., Washington.
Died of penumonia, April 30, 1918.

Haesur, Walter C., 
846 Madison St.Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.B, 305th Inf.
Killed in action. May 5, 1918.

Haff, Lloyd H 
254 Woodbine St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.1st Cl.333d G.F.
Co., Mills,N.Y.
Died of pneumonia, October 16, 1918.

Hager, Jacob, East 
94th St., and Ave.K, Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.M, 18th Inf.
Died of wounds in action, October 5, 1918.

Hagger, John J., 
659 Fulton St., Bklyn 
Sgt.Co.A, 305th M.G. Bn.
Died of wounds in action, August 15, 1918.
Sergeant John HAGGER, of 544 Warren Street, reported dead from 
wounds, is a son of Mrs. Delia HAGGER.  He was drafted last 
November and was sent to Camp Upton, where he was assigned to 
Company M, 305th Machine Gun Battalion.  He went to France 
last March.  He is 28 years old and a graduate of St. Agnes' School.  
His brother, Matthew, 21 years old, who is a member of the 
106th Infantry was in the same battle with him.  Matthew 
enlisted in the old Fourteenth Regiment at the outbreak of 
the war and was sent to Camp Mills, where he was one of 
those picked to fill up the old Sixty-ninth Regiment.
Brooklyn Standard Union-2 October 1918

Haggerty, Fred B., 
46 Putnam Ave.,Bklyn . 
Pvt.1st. Cl.,Q.M.C.
Died of chronic niocroditis, January 27, 1918.

Hahn, Michael, 
344 Devoe St., Bklyn. 
Pvt.152d Dep. Brig. 
Died accident, poisoning, April 15, 1918.

Haile, John Jacob, 
576 Seneca Ave.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.C, 38th Inf.
Killed in action, July 15, 1918.

Haley, Michael, 
306 Washington St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.E, 310th Inf.
Killed in action, September 17, 1918.
The death of Priv. Haley recently unofficially reported is confirmed 
by today's casuality list.  Haley was employed in the circulation 
department of The Standard Union.
Brooklyn Standard Union-October 1918

Hall, Joseph Aloysius, 
13 Wycoff Ave., Evergreen, L.I. 
Pvt.Co.E, 348th Inf. 
Died of drowning on the Otranto, October 6, 1918.

Hall, Milton J., 
32 Shipley St., Woodhaven. 
Sgt.0.M.C. Det. 
Camp Summerall Tobyhanna, Pa. 
Died of influenza and pneumonia, November 4, 1918.

Hall, Nicholas F., 
1133 St. Marks Ave.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.G, 114th Inf.
Died of lobar pneumonia, October 29, 1918.
Private Nicholas F. HALL, the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas HALL,
of 1133 St. Marks avenue, is listed as having died of disease in France
on Oct. 29.  HALL was born in Brooklyn 24 years ago.  He was a guard
on the Brighton Beach line of the B.R.T. ad later worked as a driver for
Abraham & Straus.  He was drafted last May with Company G of the 114th
Infantry.  A letter received by his parents from Col. David RAHER, of the
Medical Corps, says HALL died of pneumonia, resulting for a gunshot 
wound received Oct. 13.  He was buried with military honors at Rimancourt,
Haube-Marne.
Brooklyn Standard Union-4 December 1918

Hall, William, 
43 Nonotuck St.. Bklyn. 
Pvt. Hq.Det.1st Engrs.
Died of gunshot wound, selfinflicted, August 15, 1919.

Hallett, Stanley S., 
533 Washington Ave., Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.B, 316th Inf. 
Died of influenza, October 5,1918.

Halligan, Raymond B., 
237 McDonough St., Bklyn. 
Corp.Co.C,106th M.G. Bn., 
Died of pneumonia, October 24, 1918
Corporal Raymond C. HALLIGAN, Company C, 106th Infantry, died of
pneumonia, Oct. 24, a month to the day before his twenty-fourth birthday.
Word of his death was received by his wife and widowed mother, who live
at 237 McDonough street, on the young man's birthday.  He enlisted in
the First Cavalry in August 1917, and was later transferred to the 106th.
He formerly attended Brooklyn College.
Brooklyn Standard Union- 2 December 1918

Halliman, Eugene T.
170 Euclid Ave. Bklyn.
Corp.Co.L., Von Sta., 
Camp Upton, N.Y.
Died; of influenza & broncho pneumonia, Dec. 26, 1918

Hallock, Roy E.
Bklyn., 
Capt. A. S.
Died; disease, Dec.27,1918.Montclair, N.J.

Halloran, T. Clarence
658 Madison St. Bklyn.
Pvt.Med. Det. 152nd Dep.Brig.
Died; broncho pneumonia..Oct.22, 1918

Hallstein, Adam A.
361 Dean St. Bklyn..
Sgt. Co.F. 328 Inf.
Killed in action, Oct.14, 1918

Halpern, Max
Bklyn..
Pvt. Co.F..106th Inf.
Killed in action, Sept. 28, 1918

Hamline, Clyde, C.
Bklyn

Hamm, Anthony J.
527 Wythe Ave. Bklyn.. 
Pvt. 1st Cl..Co.C.105th Inf.
Died; Killed in action, Sept.2, 1918

Hamm, John
469 Essex St. Bklyn..
Corp. M. Trk. Co.
476th Motor Sup.Tn.
Died; broncho pneumonia, Sept. 27, 1918
Corporal John Hamm, reported dead of natural causes on to-day's casualty
list, lived with his mother, Mrs. Anna Hamm, at 469 Essex street.  He was
drafted in September of last year and went to France with Company L, 306th
Infantry.  He wrote to his family early in August that he was in a base
hospital but did not believe his illness very serious and expected to be up
and around again in a few days.
Brooklyn Standard Union-21 October 1918

Hanley, Charles F.,
145 Lincoln Pl, Bklyn..
Next of Kin: M. Hanley
Corp.C.H., 196th Inf.
Died of wounds, Jly 18,1918

Hanley, Lester
529 Mitchell Ave.Flushing..
Sgt.Co, A.7th Inf.Co.A.165th Inf.
Died of wounds, Oct. 16, 1918

Hanrahan, William
Bklyn.. 
Pvt., Btry. E. 21st F.A.
Died by accident, Nov. 21, 1918

Hanrahan, William J.,
62 Junction Ave. Corona. 
Pvt. 1st Cl. Co.F.316th Inf.
Died of pneumonia, Oct.,9, 1918

Hansen, Alfred A.,
393 Bergen St.Bklyn..
Pvt.1st Cl.Co.A.1st Gas Regt.
Died of broncho pneumonia and influenza, January 23,1919.

Hansen, Edward A., 
228 53d St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.C, 308th Inf.
Killed in action, June 24, 1918.

Haber, Henry Francis, 
453 48th St.,Bklyn. 
Engineman, 2d Cl.U.S.N. 
Died, October 4, 1918.

Haller, Viola, 
323 Stone Ave. Bklyn. 
Yeoman,1st Cl.U.S.N.R.F.
Died, January 14, 1919.

Hallert, Elbert, Jr 
163 Amity St.,Flushing,L.I.
Landsman, Machinist's Mate, U.S.N.R.F. 
Died,October 1, 1918. 

Hamlett, Francis Aloysius, 
614 61st St.Bklyn. 
Fireman, 1st Cl.U.S.N.
Died, October 17, 1918.

Haft, Ben., 
188 Clymer St.Bklyn.
Machinist's Mate, 2d Cl.U.S.N.R.F. 
Died, March 15, 1918.

Haran, Thos. Terence, 
2709 Tilden Ave., Bklyn. 
Fireman, 3d Cl.,U.S.N. 
Died, July 27, 1918.

Harcup, Michael, 
2809 W. 28th St.,Coney Island,N.Y.
Ship's Cook, 4th Cl.,U.S.N.R.F.
Died, June 27,1918.

Harmon, John Francis, 
1657 E. 9th St.,Bklyn. 
Seaman,2d Cl U.S.N.R.F. 
Died, June 24, 1918.

Harrison, Otto Guneridous, 
4 Gaston Ave., Jamaica,L.I.
Fireman.
Drowned in foreign waters, September 26, 1918.

Harrington, Thomas W 
2 Middagh St.,Bklyn. 
Corporal,2d Repl. Bn.,U.S.M.C. 
Died of wounds received in action, September 16, 1918.
Died OF DISEASE
Corporal Thomas William Harrington, 20 years old, of 2 Madding street,
reported as having died of disease is alive, it is learned.  He enlisted
when 18 after completing his course at St. Francis Xavier's College. In his
last letter to his mother, Mrs, Margaret Harrington, dated Aug 21, he said
he was in good health and spirits. Corporal Harrington's mother said she had
not been informed that her son had died of disease, but he was wounded,
degree undetermined, Sept 12, while fighting with the Forty seventh Co.
,Sixth Regiment, Marines
Brooklyn Standard Union-18 October 1918

Hart, George, 
365 Graham Ave Bklyn. 
Oiler,U.S.N.R.F.
Died,December 12, 1919.

Hartnett, John, Jr., 
80 St. James PI.,Bklyn. 
Chief Boatswain's Mate,U.S.N.R.F. 
Died, September 27,1918.

Hazen, ClInfon Bernard, 
286 Dean St.,Bklyn 
Machinist.
Died; March 29, 1919

Healy, John Francis
482 Lenox Rd., Bklyn. 
Signalman, Q. M., "A" U.S.N.
Drowned in the sinking of the coatguard cutter, 
Tampa, Sept.26,1918

Heerman, Arthur Francis
67th 11th Ave. Whitestone.L.I. 
Seaman, 2d Cl.U.S.N.R.F.
Died; Feb.12, 1918

Hendrickson, Harry, 
986 Manhattan Ave., Bklyn. 
Pay Clerk. 
Died Naval Hosp., Bklyn, N. Y ,December 25, 1918.

Hermann, John H 
241 16th St., Bklyn. 
Machinist's Mate, 1st Cl.Gen. U.S.N.R. F.
Died, October 18,1918.

Herskowitz, Julius, 
772 Park Ave Bklyn.
Yeoman, 2d Cl.U.S.N.R.F.
Died, October 18, 1918.
Julius HERSKOWITZ, a yeoman of the second class in the U. S. Navy, died
yesterday of pneumonia after an illness of a week.  He was 21 years old and
a son of Adolph and Gussi HERSKOWITZ, of 772 Park place.  He was graduated
from P. S. 148, with high honors, and from Boys' High School.  Before
joining the Navy, he was a student at Fordham University.  As a student and
in social life, he had won honors as a debater and was affiliated with the
Republican Club of his district.  He was shortly to have been married to
Miss Blanche GOLDEN, a yeoman in the Navy.  The funeral, which will be a military
one, will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m., from his late home, with services at
Temple B'Nai Joseph.
Brooklyn Standard Union-19 October 1918

Hespe, Charles Christian, 
Fulton St and Maxweder Ave.Hollis, L.I.
Storekeeper, 3d Cl.U.S.N.R.F.
Died, October 13, 1918.

Higgins, John J., 
51 3d St., Bklyn 
Seaman, 2d Cl U.S.N.
Died; September 30, 1918.

Hogan, Lawrence Joseph, 
658 6th Ave.Bklyn. 
Seamen, 2d Cl.U.S.N.R.F. 
Died, October 9, 1918.

Hubbs, Thomas Bartlett, 
1840 Atlantic Ave., Bklyn. 
Chief Machinist' Mate,U.S.N.R.F.
Died, October 20,1918.

Hummer, Andrew Joseph, 
4378 Atlantic Ave., Richmond Hill, 
Landsman Carpenters' Mate, Aviation, U.S.N.R.F. 
Died, October 7, 1918.

Hansen, James D., 
453 Greene Ave. Bklyn. 
Corp.Co.E, 34th Inf.
Died of wounds, October 21, 1918.

Hansen, Victor F. H., 
272 Union St. Bklyn. 
Pvt. Hq. Co.2d Pioneer Inf.
Died of influenza and pneumonia, December 10, 1918.

Hansen, Eric V., 
2 W. 9th St., Brooklyn. 
Pvt., 1st Cl.
L Co.B.1st Bn.U.S. Guards. 
Died of broncho pneumonia, October 13, 1918.

Hansen, Walter E 
527 40th St., Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.H, 106th Inf.
Died of wounds, September 26, 1918.

Hanssen, Einar S., 
243 WInfhrop St.Bklyn. 
Pvt.1st Cl.Co.K, 315th Inf. 
Died of disease, nature not determined, October 8, 1918.

Harding, Edward, 
Bklyn. 
Sgt.Co.F, 369th Inf. 
Died of wounds in action. May 26, 1918.

Hardgrove, David, 
114 Stockton St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt,1st Cl.Co.G, 306th Inf. 
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.

Hardgrove, Goldsmith H., 
1 Dungan St., Elmhurst. 
Pvt. lst Cl.Co.B.106th M.G.Bn. 
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.

Hardy, John C 
Bklyn. 
Capt.Co.G, 106th Inf
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.

Hardy, John E 
Major John E. HARDY, for fifteen years a member of the old
Fourteenth Regiment of Brooklyn, prior to his transfer to the 16
Infantry, was recently promoted.  He is reported to have been
killed in action though his name does not appear on the official list.
Captain LANGER of Company I, Major HARDY's regiment, gave
the information to Mrs. HARDY in a letter written from England.
Mrs. HARDY lives at 2458 Bedford avenue.  Major HARDY saw
service on the Mexican border, as a lieutenant, and was promoted to
the captaincy of Company G while there.  He was a son of the late
Michael HARDY and a graduate of Boys' High School.  Thirteen years
ago he married Miss Matilda HUTTNER, of Brooklyn.  He was a
banker connected with the firm of Bond & Goodwin, 111 Broadway,Manhattan.
Brooklyn Standard Union-2 November 1918

Harkins, Daniel, 
43 Fourth Ave.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.D, 165th Inf.
Died of wounds, September 13, 1918.

Harmaza, Peter, 
1601 E. New York Ave., Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.A, 6th Engrs. 
Killed in action, October 20,1918.

Harney, Patrick, 
106 Bedford Ave.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.G, 306th Inf.
Killed in action, August 28, 1918.

Harper, Milford R., 
461 Van Brunt St., Bklyn.
Pvt., School Co.
153d M.G. School M.G. Tng. Corps.
Camp Hancock,Ga. 
Died of tuberculosis, September 14, 1919.

Harrington, James A., 
1647 83d St.,Bklyn. 
Corp.Co.K, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 2, 1918.
Corporal James HARRINGTON, of 1647 Eighty-third street, reported killed in
action in August, was a member of the 106th Infantry.  He enlisted in the
Fourteenth Regiment, Company K, in July, 1917, just before the regiment
went to Camp Wadsworth.
Since he enlisted in the army his family has moved from the Eighty-third 
street address.  He was about 18 years old.
Brooklyn Standard Union-6 Novemeber 1918

Harris, Bernard J 
161 Taffe PI.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.1st Cl.Co.G, 106th Inf. 
Killed in action, September 2, 1918.
Private Bernard J. HARRIS, of 161 Taaffe place, is reported killed in action
on Sept. 2 in the battle that broke the Hindenburg line.  HARRIS was born
in Brooklyn twenty years ago, and attended P. S. 157.  He worked for the
E.W. Bliss Company until April, 1917, when he enlisted in the Fourteenth
Regiment.  He was transferred to the Signal Squad of Company G, 106th
Infantry.  He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Margaret HARRIS, three sisters,
Florence, Gertrude and May, and one brother, Eugene.  Two other sisters
died just before the family received word of his death.
Brooklyn Daily Standard Union-7 December 1918

Harris, Charles, 
1322 Sterling PI.,Bklyn. 
Corp.Co.L, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.

Harris, Lester G.
Corporal Lester G. HARRIS, 19 years old, reported killed in action 
Sept. 27,was a member of Company C, 106th Infantry.  His 
parents moved seven months ago from 283 Sixth Avenue, the 
address given in to-day's list, to 732 Trinity avenue, the Bronx.  
He was originally a member of the Fourteenth Regiment.  
A brother, James, is in the Officers' Training School at Camp Lee,Virginia.
Brooklyn Daily Standard Union-7 December 1918

Harriss, Frank W 
171 29th St., Bklyn.
Pvt.1st Cl.Co.H, 9th Inf.
Killed in action, July 1, 1918.

Hart, Daniel, 
932 58th St. Bklyn. 
Pvt.1st Cl.Co.B, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 1, 1918.
Private Daniel Hart, 24yrs old, listed as killed in action was  the son of
Police Lt Daniel Hart, of the Bath Beach station. He lived with his parents
at 922 58th st.  They were notified a week ago that he fell in battle Sept.
1. He was attached to the 106th Infantry, but originally was a member of the
14th Infantry. He enlisted in the latter regiment three years ago, it being
then a New York State National Guard. He served on the Mexican border with
that unit.
Hart was graduate of St. Peter's Parochial School in Manhattan. Prior to
serving the colors, he was employed as a clerk. He was a member of St
Frances De Chantel R.C. Church in Borough Park.
Brooklyn Standard Union 19 - October 1918

Hart, Frank
PRIVATE FRANK CLARK LOSES LIFE IN FRANCE
Private Frank CLARK, of Company F, 305th Infantry, who was killed in
France on Nov. 9, was a brother-in-law of Patrolman Benjamin McGUIRE,
of the Ninety-sixth precinct.  His home was at 507 Central avenue.  Three
years prior to joining the army, he had been employed by the Boorum and
Pease Company.  He was a graduate of Public School 54, in Walworth
street, and is survived by his widow, Anna JAEGER CLARK, and his
sister, Mrs. Kathryn McGUIRE.
Brooklyn Standard Union - 12 December 1918

Private CLARK went to Camp Upton on April 7, and was in a troop train
wreck near Islip, but was not injured.
Hart, John Rastus, 
1750 44th St.Bklyn. 
Sgt.Co.G, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 2, 1918.

Hart, William Joseph, 
382 7th St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.Co.A, 51st Pioneer Inf. 
Killed in action, September 2, 1918.

Hartel, Joseph, Jr 
262 Hamilton Ave.,Richmond Hill. 
Corp.Co.I, 308th Inf.  
Killed in action, August 22, 1918.

Hartigan, Richard J., 
81 Congress St., Bklyn. 
Pvt.1st Cl.Co.I, 165th Inf. 
Died of lobar pneumonia, June 10, 1918.

Hartman, Christian P., 
274 President St., 
Bklyn. Pvt.Btry.A,
12th Regt. F.A. Repl. Draft, 
Camp Jackson, S. C. 
Died of broncho pneumonia, November 26, 1918.

Hartmann,  Joseph,  
416  Onderdonk Ave., 
Bklyn. Pvt.
School for Bakers and Cooks, Camp Upton.
Died of influenza and broncho pneumonia, October 8, 1918.

Hasler, William C., 
671 Second Ave.,Bklyn. 
Corp.Co.E, 307th Inf.
Died of influenza and pneumonia, November 20, 1918.

Haspel, John J., 
174 Wood St., Elmhurst. 
Co. E, 165th Inf. 
Killed in action, March 7, 1918.

Haupt, Frederick, 
Fifth Ave., Springfield,L.I.
Corp.Co.F, 307th Inf. 
Killed in action, September 6, 1918.
Private Frederick Haupt, reported killed in action, is not known at the
address given in the official casuslty list, 59 Woodbine st.
Brooklyn Standard Union-19 October 1918
Corp. Fred Haupt, 27, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Bolton, of St. Albans, Queens, 
whose death in action on Sept. 4 was reported last Wed, lost his life in 
saving his squad from harm.  While on patrol duty, Haupt spied a German 
machine gun nest and ordered his men to get under cover.  All jumped behind a 
natural elevation of ground, but the corporal remained exposed to the enemy 
fire.  Haupt was a member of Co. F 137th Infantry.  Before going into the 
Army, he was employed as an investigator by the Interborough.  He was born in 
Brooklyn and the family lived in St. Albans for 12 years.  He was a graduate 
of P.S. 70 and is survived by a widow, Nettie; two children, Violet and Fred, 
who live in Brooklyn; his mother, one sister, Mrs. Frank Schindler, and two 
brothers, George and Robert, of Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Standard Union-October 1918

Hauser, George, 
284 9th Ave., L. 1.
Sgt.Co.I, 307th Inf.  
Killed in action, September 9, 1918.

Hauser, William, 
Bklyn. 
Pvt., Co.G, 369th Inf. 
Killed in action, August 6, 1918.

Hausmann, William F., 
3310 Ridgewood Aye Richmond Hill. 
Pvt.37th Pro. Grd. Dept. Co., Ord. Repair Shop. 
Died of lobar pneumonia,September 29, 1918.

Haustein, William J., 
448 De Kalb Ave Bklyn, 
1st Sgt.Co.L,106th Inf.  
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.

Hawkins, Joseph H Jr 
262 St. Marks Ave Bklyn. 
Corp.Co.L, 305th Inf.   
Killed in action, October 3,1918.

Hawxhurst, Henry D.,
638 Greene Ave. Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.K, 165th Inf.
Killed in action, November 1, 1918.

Hayes, John Edwnrd, 
901 Myrtle Ave.Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.M, 307th Inf.
Died by accidental drowning, March 15, 1919.

Hayes, Robert J 
717 49th St.Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.B, 26th Engrs. 
Died of broncno pneumonia and influenza, January 30, 1919.

Hayes, Wm. J 
901 Myrtle Ave. Bklyn  
Corp.Co.B,302d Engrs.
Died of wounds in action, October 27, 1918.

Haymann, Arthur, 
24 Bayview Ave. Rockaway Beach. 
Co. I, 305th Inf.

Hazelett, William J Jr 
32 5th St.,Woodhaven,L.I.
Rct 2d Ret. Co.,Gen. Ser. Inf.
Ft. Slocum.  
Died of influenza and broncho pneumonia,October 17, 1918.

Healy, Edward F 
31 Claremont Ave.Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.I, 165th Inf.
Died of wounds, October 18, 1918.

Heaney, John E., 
180 William St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.E, 116th Inf.
Killed in action, October 25, 1918.

Hearn, Patrick, 
214 Sixth Ave Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.B, 165th Inf.  
Died of lobar pneumonia, June 12, 1918.

Herbert, Harry W 
725 Elmore PI.,Bklyn 
Pvt.1st Cl.Co.D, 106th Inf.  
Died of broncho pneumonia,October 31. 1918.

Heck, Anthony, 
1707 Stanhope St.Bklyn.
Horseshoer, Hq. Co.306th F.A.  
Died of pneumonia,January 20, 1919.

Hedenkamp, Harry H 
249 Lefferts Ave Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.I, 58th Pioneer Inf.  
Died of pneumonia,October 12, 1918.
PRIVATE HEDENKAMP DIES OF PNEUMONIA AT CAMP
Private Harry HEDENKAMP, whose parents live at 
249 Lefferts avenue, died of pneumonia at Camp Wadsworth 
last Saturday.  HEDENKAMP was twenty-three years old, was 
born in Brooklyn and graduated at Public School 92.  He was
drafted last April, and, after two weeks at Camp Upton, 
was sent South,where he was assigned to Co. I. of the 
Fifty-eighth Pioneer Infantry.  He leaves five sisters 
and a brother.
Brooklyn Standard Union-15 October 1918
BROOKLYN SOLDIER DIES IN CAMP OF PNEUMONIA
Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, S. C.,Oct. 15.- rivate Henry HEDENKAMP,
Fifty-eighth Pioneer Infantry ,died at the base hospital last night of
pneumonia.  His home is at 249 Lefferts avenue, Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Standard Union-15 October 1918

Heeg, Frank, 
2317 Bleecker St.Metropolitan, L.I.
Pvt.1st Cl.Med.Det, 60th Pion. Inf. 
Died of pneumonia, October 24,1918.

Hegel, August, 
466 Seneca Ave Ridgewood. 
Pvt.Co.I, 35th Engrs. 100th Co.Trang. C,21st Grand Div. 
Died of pneumothorus and broncho pneumonia, January 23, 1919.

Heggen, Casper, 
341 49th St., Bklyn.  
Pvt.Q.M.C. Det. Office of the Ch. Qm Hq. S.0.S.  
Died of lobar pneumonia, March 17, 1919.

Hegney, Arthur V 
Bklyn.  
Pvt.,Hq. Co., 165th Inf. 
Killed in action, March 7. 1918.

Heine, George, 
44 Walnut St., Bklyn Hills,N.Y.
Pvt.Co.L, 111th Inf.   
Killed in action, October 5,1918.

Heimbeck, George, 
29 Joy Ave., Laurel Hill.  
Corp.Co.L, 165th Inf. 
Killed in action, July 28, 1918.

Heineman, John, 
1867 71st St.Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.A, 315th Inf.  
Killed in action, October 1, 1918.

Heisser, Charles, 
297 Grove St., Bklyn. 
Sgt., Hd. Co., 106th Inf. 
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.
Sergeant Charles HEISSER was killed in action Sept. 27, while serving
with Company H, 106th Infantry, according to word received by his
widowed mother, Mrs. Kate HEISSER, who lives at 297 Grove street.
HEISSER enlisted in the Fourteenth Regiment in June 1917. Following
his being wounded, he was made a corporal and then a sergeant.  He
was 23 years old.
Brooklyn Standard Union-4 December 1918

Helgerson, Harold B 
857 52d St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.G, 305th Inf.
Died of wounds in action, October 16, 1918.

Heller Harrv S. 
46l Tenth Ave.  Long Island City. 
Pvt.Co.B, Cent. Rec.Office Bn.  
Died of broncho pneumonia, March 5, 1919.

Helmken, Henry Joseph, Jr 
1461 Bushwick Ave., Bklyn. 
Pvt. Util. Det.Q.M.C. Camp Mills,N.Y.
Died of influenza and pneumonia, October 13, 1918.

Henderson, George, 
103 Rogers Ave.Bklyn.

Henderson, George E., 
Bklyn. Cap.Med. Det., 330th F. A. 
Died of disease, February 12, 1919.

Hendericson, Charles A., 
28 39th St.,Corona,L.I.
Pvt., M. G. Co., 106th Inf.  
Killed in action, September 29,1918.

Henel, William Jr., 
1114 Putnam Ave.,Bklyn, 
2d Lt. A.S.S.C. 
Died of disease, October 9, 1918.
Lieut.William HENEL, Jr., an aviator stationed at Garden City, died
yesterday at his home, 1114 Putnam Ave., of pneumonia.  He was 24 years
old, and formerly was a salesman for the Willard &  Southerland Coal
Company, 8 Bridge St.  He was a member of Kilwinning Lodge, 825, F. and
A. M. and the Brooklyn Eastern District Turn Verein.  He is survived by
his wife, Evelyn Amelia KRAUL HENEL, a son, William, 2 days old, and a
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth W. COOPER.  The funeral services will be held on
Saturday at 2 p.m. at his late home, the Rev. Mr. INTERMANN of the
English Lutheran Church officiating.  Interment in Evergreen Cemetery
under direction of B. J. THURING of 1178 Bushwick Ave.
Brooklyn Standard Union-10 October 1918

Hennessy, William J., 
3010 W. 1st St.,Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.A, 4th Inf.
Killed in action, October 9, 1918.

Henry, Charles A., 
2824 W. 22d St.,Coney Island,N.Y.
Pvt.Co.M,314th Inf. 
Killed in action, September 26, 1918.

Henry, John Armand, 
224 77th St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.D, 304th,M.G.Bn. 
Died of appendicitis, December 19, 1918.

Henry, Joseph E., 
Corona,L.I.
Pvt.Btry. C, 6th F. A. 
Killed in action,November 2, 1918.

Hensel, William S., 
336 37th St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt. 1st Cl.Co.C, 165th Inf.  
Died of wounds, October 15,1918.

Hercolano, Luis, 
1501 Foster Ave.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.F, 1st Pion. Inf.
Died of broncho pneumonia, January 9, 1919.

Herm, Frank J., 
271 St. James PI.,Bklyn. 
Pvt, 1st Cl.Co.K, 106th Inf.  
Killed in action, September 27,1918.

Herman, Henry P., 
Bklyn.  
Pvt.,Co. B, 165th Inf. 
Died of wounds,July 15, 1918.

Herman, Oscar, 
360 S. 1st St., Bklyn. 
Pvt., Btry. A, 17th F. A. 
Died of accidental gunshot wound, September 19, 1918.
Private Oscar Herman, 360 South First street, is listed as having been
killed by accident Sept. 19.  He was cleaning a revolver when it went off
and killed him.  His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Herman, refused to give
any information about him, but it was learned from neighbors that he was 18
years old and enlisted last year when only 17.  Up to that time he had been
working in the Hotel McAlpin as a bellboy.
Brooklyn Standard Union-23 October 1918

Hernon, Edward P., 
 355 Pearl St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt., Btry. E. 6th F. A.
Died of wounds, February 19, 1918.

Herrmann, Dominic Henry, 
249 Forest Ave., Bklyn. 
Corp.Co.C, 306th Inf.  
Killed in action, October 14,1918.

Herron, Thomas. 
609 Park Ave., Bklyn. 
Corp.Co.D, 106th Inf. 
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.
Corporal Thomas F. HERRON, killed in action Sept. 27, was 38 years old
and the son of John D. HERRON, of  609 Park avenue.  He was a widower
and had served with the regular army in the Philippines, as well as at the
Mexican border.  He was out of service when this country entered the war
with Germany, but re-enlisted in the old Forty-seventh and transferred to
Company B, 106th Infantry.  Two other brothers are also in the 
service, both in France.
Brooklyn Standard Union- 2 December 1918

Hershman, Michael M., 
168 Regent PI.,Bklyn.  
Sgt., M. G. Co., 307th Inf. 
Killed in action, September 28,1918.

Herstein, Charles, 
3325 Snyder Ave.,Bklyn. 
Pvt., Ordnance Dept. 
Died broncho pneumonia and influenza,October 18, 1918.

Hertz, David, 
95 India St., Bklyn. 
Pvt S.A.T C.,N.Y.Univ., N. Y.City.  
Died, influenza developing Info pneumonia, December 6, 1918.

Hertzberg, Herman R., 
639 Grand St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.A, 315th Inf.
Killed in action, November 3, 1918

Hess, Lester, 
137 Bay 35th St., Bklyn.
Pvt.1st Cl, Co. A, 165th Inf.
Died of wounds, October 24, 1918.
Private Lester HESS, who died of wounds, was twenty-four years 
old and lived at 137 Bay Thirty-fifth street.  He enlisted in 
the old Seventy-first  Regiment on July 16, 1917, and was 
transferred to Company A, 165th Infantry.  He was wound Nov. 14, 
according  to a War Department telegram.  A brother, Edgar,
is in Camp Johnston, Florida.
Brooklyn Standard Union-9 December 1918

Hessinger, Oscar C., 
24 Madison Ave..Flushing,N.Y.
Pvt.Co.B, 105th Inf.  
Killed in action, September 28,1918.

Hesterberg, Cornelius, 
779 Flatbush Ave., Bklyn. 
Pvt., 1st Cl.Co.G,305th Inf. 
Killed in action, September 12, 1918.

Heton, William, 
549 Bushwick Ave.,Bklyn. 
Ret., Unasgd. at Ft. Slocum,N.Y.
Died of influenza and pneumonia. October 20. 1918

Hewlett,, Nelson, 
480 Washington Ave.,Rockaway Beach. 
Pvt.Co.H, 106th Inf.  
Killed in action, September 27,1918.

Hickey, James P., 
748 NInfh Ave.,Astoria.  
Corp.Co.C, 54th Engrs.
Died of broncho pneumonia, March 1,1919.

Hickey, Jeremiah, 
237 Stanhope St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.D, 102d Engrs.
Died of wounds, October 26. 1918.

Hickey, Paul P., 
157 Engert Ave.,Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.K, 358th Inf.
Died of wounds in action, September 28, 1918.

Hickey, Thomas J., 
29 Lee Ave.,Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.C, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 26, 1918.

Hickman, Virden,  
128 Penn St.,Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.C, 307th Inf.
Killed in action, October 5, 1918.

Hickton, William, 
55 Stanhope St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt., 1st Cl.Co.K, 106th Inf.  
Killed in action, September 2,1918.

Higgins, George E., Jr 
1507 East 28th St., Bklyn.
Pvt.1st Cl.Co.B,107th Inf. 
Died of wounds, November 15, 1918.

Higgins, William Ardiss, Jr., 
1181 Dean St., Bklyn.  
Wag.Co.C, 104th M. G. Bn. 
Killed in action, August 14, 1918.

Higgs, Robert A., 
50 Delaware Ave.,Flushing,N.Y.
Pvt.Co.L, 108th Inf.  
Killed in action, October 17,1918.

Hilboug, Charles J., 
240 Court St.,Bklyn.  
Sgt Bakery Co., 305th.Inf. 
Died, March 17, 1918.

Hill, John, 
Bklyn. 
Pvt.Utility Co.,15th Inf., N.Y.N.G.. 
Died of myocarditis, February 17, 1918.

Hill, Raymond D 
206 McDonough St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.M, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 2, 1918.

Hillenzrand, Frank E., 
661 Quincy St.,Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.M, 102d Inf.
Killed in action, October 25, 1918.

Hill, Robert F., 
601 Lafayette Ave.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.A, Motor Transportation Dep. No. 301, 
Camp Holabird, M. D.  
Died of lobar pneumonia, September 29, 1918.
Robert F. HILL, a private in the United States Motor Storage Depot at
Camp Holabird, Baltimore, died on Sunday of pneumonia while en route to
Fort McHenry.  He was born in Maspeth twenty-seven years ago and was a
member of John A. Logan Council, Jr., O. U. A. M.  He is survived by his
parents and a brother, Charles, of the United States Aviation Corps at
Garden City.  Funeral services were held last evening at his late home,
601 Lafayette, with interment today at Greenwood Cemetery.
Brooklyn Standard Union-3 October 1918

Hilsman, George W 
2575 Catalpa Ave.,Bklyn.  
Corp. Cas. Co. Tank Corps, Camp Dix, N. J.  
Died of broncho pneumonia, December 6,1918.

Hilton, Charles, 
864 Macon St., Bklyn.  
Sgt Co. C, 305th Inf.  
Killed in action, October 10, 1918.

Hinchman, John A., 
681 Degraw St.,Bklyn. 
Corp.Co.C, 308th Inf.
Killed in action, October 8, 1918.

Hines, Henry H 
379 Hamburg Ave.,Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.I, 107th Inf.
Killed in action, September 29, 1918.

Hirschfield, Morris, 
161 Franklin St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt., 1st Cl.Co.D, 4th Inf.  
Killed in action, October 8,1918

Hirschmann, August. 
574 57th St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt., 6th Co., 152d Dep.Brig. 
Died of pneumonia, complicating influenza, September 22, 1918.

Hirschmann, lrving, 
4123 12th Ave.,Bklyn. 
Pvt., Btry. A, 7th F. A.
Died of lobar pneumonia, October 13,1918.

Hock, Joseph Andrew, Jr., 
242 Devoe St. Bklyn., 
Corp.Co.E, 306th Inf.  
Killed in action, October 15,1918.

Hockman, Nathan, 
788 3d Ave., Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.E, 36th Inf.  
Died of pneumonia, October 9, 1918.

Hoel, Warren Louis, 
291 Hooper St.,Bklyn 
Pvt., Btry. D, 306th F. A.
Died from wounds in action, August 26, 1918

Hoerning, Charles M., 
515 Guion Ave..Richmond Hill. 
Pvt., Repl. Draft 2.
Died of Infetinal obstruction, March 10, 1918

Hoffman, Moses L 
365 Fifth St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt., Med. Dept. Ft. Logan H., Roots, Ark. 
Died of lobar pneumonia, December 24, 1918.

Hogan, Charles A., 
179 Willoughby Ave., Bklyn. 
Pvt. Co. C, 326th Inf.  
Died of hemorrnage, April 17,1918.

Hogan, Philips 
29 Dean St., Bklyn.Pvt.Co.G, 127th Inf.  
Killed in action, October 14,1918.

Hogan, Richard L., 
 238 New York Ave., Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.H, 58th Inf.  
Died of broncho pneumonia,November 25, 1918.

Hogarth George, 
218 Halsey St.,Bklyn. 
Cook, Co. C, 343d Serv.Bn. 
Died of double pneumonia, June 16, 1919.

Hogarth, William C 
81st St. and Ft.Hamilton Ave., Bklyn. 
Sgt., Co.F, 106th Inf. 
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.

Hokensen, Thomas C., 
345 Fenemore St., Bklyn.   
Pvt.1st Cl. Hq.Sere.560th U.S.A Amb.Serv.
Died of pneumonia, October 17, 1918.

Holahan, Frank J., 
55 Concord St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt., 1st Cl., M. G. Co.,106th Inf. 
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.

Holborn, Clarence E., 
Bklyn,  
2d Lt., A. S. A.  
Died, accident. Call Field, Texas, December 3, 1918.

Holden, Charles H., 
294 Henry St.,Bklyn.  
Pvt., Sec. 559, U. S.Army Am. Serv. 
Died of broncho pneumonia, October 4, 1918.
ITALIANS TURN OUT TO HONOR U.S. HERO
Unusual Events Attend Military Funeral of Private CHARLES H. HOLDEN
Parents Receive Comforting Letter from Holy Sister.
The death of Private Charles H. HOLDEN, which was recently unofficially
announced, is confirmed in to-days' official casualty lists. Private HOLDEN,
who was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry HOLDEN, of 2168 Sixty-seventh
street, died Oct. 4, in Pase Hospital 102, "Somewhere in Italy", of
pneumonia. His father is a linotype operator in The Standard Union
composing room.
In a letter from Sister Chrysostom, chief nurse of the hospital where he
died, to the parents are given details of young HOLDEN's death.  The letter
follows: "Somewhere in Italy, Oct 11, 1918.
"Dear Mrs. HOLDEN and Family:
"The object of this note is to tell you something of the last illness and
death of your dear boy, as I am sure you will appreciate a word direct from
the hospital where he passed away.
"He was admitted to our base hospital on Sept. 1, a very ill boy, having
been sick with pneumonia for days previous.  From the very beginning he
seemed to realize that he was not going to recover.  The only thing that
seemed to worry him was the grief it would cause his family.  He said to
tell you that he loved you all, parents, brother and sister, and that he hoped
to see you again.  He was glad to die a soldier, and for his country, and
though he was most anxious to get well and fight with our boys, he was
perfectly resigned to do God's holy will.
"His death on Oct. 4 caused grief and sorry among his comrades, who said
so many lovely things about him.  He was buried on Oct. 6, with all military
honors.  His funeral was formed of the officers and enlisted men of his
regiment, followed by some officers and enlisted men of our unit; also six
sisters of charity and forty nurses.  Many of the inhabitants of the town 
(illegible) many of them have been put through the bitter trials during this
war could truly sympathize with your loss.  He had many beautiful floral
pieces, each design being with long, wide streamers of ribbon of our 
national colors.
"One of the nurses who nursed him secured a piece of ribbon for you, and
I took one of the floral pieces which you will find enclosed.  The services
at the grave were performed by a minister of your own faith.  After the 
service he spoke beautifully of your dear boy, and judging from all that
was said of him, he certainly must have been a dear, young man.  Our
Sister De sal(illegible) charge of him during his illness said he was most
grateful to the (illegible) and the nurses for any little attention he received.
"Trusting that our dear Lord will give you and all his dear ones all grace
and strength necessary to hold up under this great trial, our (cut off)
Master has been pleased to send you in the death of your darling boy
with the heartfelt sympathy of officers, sisters and nurses of Hospital
No. 102, I remain yours respectfully,
       "SISTER CHRYSOSTOM, Chief Nurse"
Mrs.a nd Mrs. Holden are deeply touched by the evidences of kindness
shown by the nurses and sisters of charity in Italy, not only to their son,
but to other American boys who have come under their care.
In addition to his parents, Private HOLDEN is survived by a sister,
Florence V. HOLDEN, who lives in Hartford, Conn.
Brooklyn Standard Union-6 November 1918

Holdman, Layman, 
45 Utica Ave.,Bklyn,  
1st Sgt,, Co. H, 369th Inf. 
Killed in action, September 29,1918.

Holdsworth, Arthur V., 
884 Gates Ave.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.B, 305th Inf.
Died of wounds in action, September 14, 1918.
Private Arthur Holdsworth, 27, who is reported dead of wounds died Sept. 14.
He had lived with his sister, Mrs. Anna Woodward, at 884 Gates avenue.  He
was drafted in February and went to France in April with Company B, 305th
Infantry.
Brooklyn Standard Union-20 October 1918

Holliday, Dominic, 
255 Greene Ave.,Bklyn. 
Corp.Co.B, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.

Hollowell,  Clennie,  
97  Fleet  PI.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.H, 369th Inf.
Killed in action, October 1, 1918.

Holm, Nils, 
Bklyn, 
2d Lt.Co.K,4th Inf.  
Killed in action, October 31, 1918.

Holmes, Oliver R., 
134 Muson St.,Astoria,L.I. 
Corp., Hq. Co., 17th F. A. 
Died of tuberculosis of bowels,January 18 1918.

Holmgreen, Mandus, 
59 Nassau St.,Bklyn.  Pvt.Co.L, 305th Inf.
Died of wounds in action, August 31, 1918.

Holmquist, Clarence J., 
1148 Hancock St., Bklyn.  
Pvt., Md Newport News, Va, 
Died of appendicitis and peritonitis, February 1, 1918.

Holmes. John E., 
73 Steuben St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt,, 1st Cl., CJ. C. 108th Inf.  
Killed in action, September 29,1918.

Holmes, John H 
Flushing,N.Y.
Pvt.,Co. I, 107th Inf.  
Killed in action,September 29,1918.

Private Edward Hontschke, whose
parents were born in Germany, enlisted before he was 17, and died fighting
for the Stars and Stripes shortly after he was 18.  Thomas James at 15, got
into the army by claiming to be 18.  He was a bright lad and had graduated
from P.S. 40 and excused his untruthfulness as to his age by saying he was
'simply crazy to get into the fighting."  He was gassed Aug. 16, but will recover.
Private Edward Hontschke, killed in action was the son of parents born in
Germany.  He volunteered for service when only seventeen and met his death
just two days after his eighteenth birthday.  He was killed Sept. 12.  His
father is Max Hontschke, of 119 Weirfield street, who has been in the United
States for forty two years.  The mother is dead.  Edward was born in this
city and attended P.S. 106.  He was transferred from the Fourteenth Regiment
to the 165th, of the Rainbow Division.  His half brother, William M.
Hontschke, is a lieutenant in the United States Navy, stationed at Guam.
Brooklyn Standard Union-29 October 1918

Hood, Harry H., 
65 Fulton St., Bklyn.
Pvt.1st CI..Co.C, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 24, 1918.

Hook, Alfred J 
Bklyn,  
2d Lt Co. G, 105th Inf. 
Killed in action,September 27, 1918.

Hoosack, Joseph, 
100 N. 8th St., Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.I, 308th Inf. 
Killed in action, August 22, 1918.

Hopf, Albert Emil, 
126 Weirfield St.,Bklyn.  
Pvt., 151st Dep. Brig.
Died of pneumonia, September 21,1918.

Hopson, Arthur, 
c/o Mrs. Sadie Hopson Corbin, 146 Humboldt Ave., Jamaica,N. Y. 
Pvt.Co.H, 15th Inf:, N. Y.N. G. Killed in action, October 1,1918.

Horn, Harold A., 
1074 Lincoln PI.,Bklyn. 
Pvt., 1st Cl. Co. H, 106th Inf. 
Killed in action, September 27,1918.

Hornstein, Isadore, 
1027 Freedom Ave.,Bklyn. 
Corp.Co.D, 305th Inf.
Died of wounds in action, September 8, 1918.

Horowett, Paul, 
529 Park Ave., Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.G, Devi. Bn. No. 2,Camp Upton,N.Y.
Died of lobar pneumonia, October 9, 1918.

Horowitz, Samuel,
215 Columbia St.,Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.C, 4th Inf.
Killed in action, October 3, 1918.

Horton, Robert S., 
916 Albamarle Rd.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.E, 5th Sup. Tn.
Died of lobar pneumonia, February 13, 1918.

Hottenroth, Raymond W., 
6 Raleigh PI.. Bklyn.  
Mech.Co.C, 106th Inf. 
Killed in action, September 27,1918.

Hourigan, Gilbert A., 
1732 Stephen St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt., Supply Co., 2d Inf.
Died of influenza and pneumonia,September 28, 1918.
Corp. Gilbert A. HOURIGAN, who before entering the army 
five months ago, was secretary to the vice president of the 
American Locomotive Company, died on Saturday in General Hospital 
No. 55, Fort Oswego, N.Y.  He was born in Brooklyn 
twenty-three years ago, a son of Margaret and the late Michael
HOURIGAN.  Besides his mother, he is survived by two sisters, 
Elizabeth and Mrs. Mart HOGAN, and a brother, Private Wilfred HOURIGAN, 
now at Camp Fordon, Ga.  The funeral will be held tomorrow at 
9:30 a.m. with a requiem mass in St. Brigid's R. C. Church.  
Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery under direction of A. A. DOUGHARTY, 
of ??? Jay Street.
Brooklyn Standard Union-2 October 1918

House, George W., 
24 St. Marks Ave.,Bklyn. 
Pvt., 410th Overseas Cas.Co.  
Died of drowning, Otranto,October 6, 1918.

Houghton, Stephen C.
PRIVATE HOUGHTON'S BODY SHIPPED HOME
Hempstead, July 16--The body of Stephen C. HOUGHTON, private in infantry, 
stationed at Camp Mills was shipped yesterday to his home at Martin Ferry, 
Ohio, without any information having been given out by the officials at the 
camp as to the manner in which he was killed.
 On Saturday night HOUGHTON was about to board a train, so it was learned, 
when he was shot through the head, and died within a few hours at the base 
hospital at the camp. There were several companions with him at the time he 
was shot, and it is beleived that one of these accidentally dropped a loaded 
revolver and the bullet struck Houghton.
Brooklyn Standard Union-1918 July 16

Hubbs, Thomas G 
207 Skillman St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt., 1st Cl.Co.M, 325th Inf. 
Died of pneumonia, January 21,1919.

Hubert, Curtis, 
61  Columbia PI..Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.H, 369th Inf.
Killed in action, October 1, 1918.

Huessner, Hubert, 
322 New York Ave.,Jamaica,L.I.
Pvt., 1st Cl.Co.D,106th Inf. 
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.

Huff, Joshua J., 
67 Utica Ave., Bklyn. 
Corp.Co.G, 369th Inf. 
Killed in action, August 14, 1918.

Huffman, Stephen W., 
1096 Fulton St..Bklyn. 
Pvt., Hq. Co., 59th Arty.,C. A. C. 
Died of broncho pneumonia,February 4, 1919.

Hughes, Charles M 
130 Third Ave..L. 1.,N.Y.
Pvt.Co.B, 316th Inf.
Killed in action, September 29, 1918.

Hughes, John, 
481 St. Marks Ave.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.M, 125th Inf.
Died of wounds in action, October 9,1918.

Hughes, John J 
1240 Halsey St.,Bklyn. 
Corp.Co.B, M. T. C.321.  
Died of lobar pneumonia, January 9, 1919.

Humphrey, Thomas F., 
1832 85th St.,Bklyn.  
Cook, Co. C. 100th Inf.
Died of enteritis, November 12, 1918.
Cook THOMAS F. HUMPHREY, 22 years old, of Company C, 106th 
Infantry, is reported to have died of disease Nov. 13 in a telegram sent by
the War Department to his mother, Mrs. Minnie L. HUMPHREY, of 1832
Eighty-fifth street.  In his last letter, dated Nov. 7, HUMPHREY wrote
that he was in a hospital, but gave no indication that his condition was
serious.  HUMPHREY was born in New York and lived for twelve years
in Bath Beach.  He was a bond salesman.  In 1914 he enlisted in
Company C, Twenty-third Regiment, served on the Mexican border, and
went over in May as a company cook.  A brother, William, 19 years old,
is serving in the navy in the Mediterranean.
Brooklyn Standard Union-4 December 1918

Humphreys, Robert B., 
43 Linden Ave..Bklyn. 
Sgt 1st Cl.Co.F, 302d Engrs. 
Died of lobar pneumonia and nepnritis, February 6, 1919.

Hunt, Dennis A., Jr., 
115 Bush St.,Bklyn.  
Pvt., 7th Co., 2d Tng.Bn., 157th Dep. Brig-. 
Died of pneumonia, October 16, 1918.

Hunt, Lambert J., 
299 Harmon St.,Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.F, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 28,1918.

Hupman, Lockern, 
421 Steinway Ave..L. 1.,N.Y.  
Sgt Co. L, 6th Inf.
Died of wounds, October 18, 1918.

Hurban, Mike, 
636 Driggs Ave., Bklyn.
Pvt.1st Cl., Co.K, 148th Inf.
Died of wounds in action, November 1, 1918.

Hurly, Thomas, 
319 Chauncey St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt., 1st Cl.Co.G, M. G. Bn. 
Killed in action, July 31,1918.

Hussey, Thomas, 
215 Menehan St..Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.D, 305th Inf.
Killed in action. September 29, 1918.
Private Thomas HUSSEY, of 217 Menahan street, was killed in action on
Sept. 29.  He was drafted last December when a letter carrier in the
Manhattan Postoffice and went to France with Company D, 305th Infantry.
Brooklyn Standard Union-7 November 1918

Hynes, Edward P., 
18 Polhemus PI.,Bklyn. 
Corp.Co.B, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.
Sergt. Edward P. HYNES, 27 years old, of 18 Polhemus place, was 
killed in action Sept. 27.  He was a member of Company B, 106th
Infantry.  He enlisted in the Twenty-third Regiment in June 1917, and
sailed for France May 10 on the President Lincoln.  He graduated from
P. S.  128 and Poly Prep.  He was a member of the Brooklyn Celtics
and took an active part in athletics at Poly Prep.
In his last letter, written Sept. 17, he said he had been "over the top"
five times and had not received a scratch.  He said his company had 
done wonderful work and deserved great praise.
On Nov. 12, his family received a letter, post marked Oct. 24, from an
Australian soldier, saying he had found on the field pictures and a regis-
tration card bearing Sergt HYNES' names.  His family thought perhaps he
had dropped these from his picket and still had hopes of hearing further
from Sergt HYNES.
Sergt. HYNES was the son of the late John HYNES, a granite contractor.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Sarah HYNES; three sisters, Mary,
Sadie and Gertrude; and two brothers, William and Thomas.
Brooklyn Standard Union-4 December 1918

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