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..

J

Jackson, David R., 
Corona, N. Y.
1st Lt., A.S.S.C. 
Accidental death,January 17, 1918.

Jackson, Franklin J., 
Bklyn,  
1st Lt.,  106th Inf.   
Killed in action,September 27, 1918.
Lieut. Franklyn J. JACKSON, of the 106th Infantry, Headquarters
Company, reported killed in action, was born in Brooklyn twenty-
nine years ago, the son of John H. and Elizabeth JACKSON, and
lived at 505 Clinton avenue.  He enlisted in the First Calvary in
April, 1916 and served on the Mexican border with that regiment.
He left for France with a contingent of technical officers under
command of Col. Charles DeBEVOISE to attend an advanced 
school of instruction in France.  He was a member of Sea and Field
Lodge No. 1, I>F. and A.M.; a life member of Plymouth Church, a
member of the Y.M.C.A., a graduate of Erasmus Hall High School and
also finished a special engineering course at N.Y.U.  He played on
the champion 1914 Erasmus Hall High School football and was
designated on the All Scholastic center for that year.
Brooklyn Standard Union-2 November 1918

Jackson, Frederick, 
Calamus Rd., Maspeth.   
Pvt.,  Co.  H,  369th  Inf.
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.

Jackson, Morris B.. 
47 Willow St.,Bklyn. 
Corp., Casual Co. No. 2.
Died of pneumonia, October 27,1918.

Jackson, Robert, 
Bklyn.  
Pvt., Hq.Tr., 1st Div. 
Died of wounds, July 19, 1918.

Jackson, Robert L., 
Bklyn.  
Bglr.,Co. K, 24th Inf.  
Died of broncho pneumonia, December 23, 1918.

Jacob, Arthue C.
Arthur C. JACOB, 25 years old, who saw service in the 
American Ambulance Service in France and enlisted in the 
United States Navy on his return to this country last June, 
died at the Pelham Bay Naval Training Station yesterday of 
pneumonia.  His home was at 1009 East Fifth street, Flatbush.
Brooklyn Standard Union-17 October 1918

Jacobs, Charles A., 
355 Maple St.,Bklyn.
Pvt.1st Cl. Co. G,165th Inf.  
Killed in action, October 15, 1918.

Jacobs, Joseph Anthony, 
9 Bklyn,N. Y. Jamaica, N.Y. 
Pvt.1st Cl.,Det. Off. M. D. Gen. Hosp. 6. 
Died of pneumonia, December 17, 1918.

Jacobson, Lars, 
7 Second PI., Bklyn.  
Pvt. Btry. C, 3d Bn., F. A. R.D.  
Died of broncho pneumonia,October 12, 1918.

Jaeger, Charles. 
1639 E. 9th St., Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.F, 306th Inf. 
Killed in action, October 14, 1918.

Jahn, Frank C., 
1230 Fulton St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt., Hq. Co., 327th Inf.
Died of wounds in action, October 9, 1918.

Jahnig, William, 
148 Lynch St., Bklyn.  
Pvt., Inf., unassigned, Eastern Dept.  
Died of broncho pneumonia,October 1, 1918.

Jardin,  Randolph,  
Elmhurst.   
Pvt.,316th Inf. 
Died, September 29, 1918.

Jarmulonsky, Berny, 
238 Belmont Ave.Bklyn. 
Pvt., 1st Cl.Co.B, 5th Inf.  
Died of lobar pneumonia. October 6, 1918.

Jason, Aaron
Private Aaron JASON, of 71 Penn street, was killed in action on July
21, according to a telegram received by his brother, Hyman.  He was
21 years old and came to this country from Russia four years ago.
He was a silk salesman when he was drafted in September, 1917.  He
went to France in April with Company H, 305 Infantry.
Brooklyn Standard Union-3 November 1918

Jefferds, Arthur F 
493 Park PI.Bklyn.  
Pvt., 2d Heavy Mobile Ord. Repair Shop.  
Died of lobar pneumonia, October 3, 1918

Jelley, Edwin H., 
535 Woodland Ave. Woodhaven. 
Corp.Co.H, 165th Inf.  
Killed in action, July 15, 1918.

Jenna Frank, 
122 George St., Bklyn.  
Corp.Co.C, 23d Inf.  
Killed in action, October 3, 1918.

Jensen, Jens A., 
137 Vanderbilt St..Bklyn.  
Artificer, Co. B, 106th Inf. 
Killed in action, September 27,1918.

Jensen, Johannes A., 
4692 Jerome Ave.,Richmond Hill. 
Pvt.Co.F, 313th Inf.  
Killed in action, September 30,1918.

Jensen, Theodore P., 
703 President St.,Bklyn.  
Pvt.Co.E, 39th Inf.
Died of wounds, September 29, 1918.

Joerg, Alfred N., 
Bklyn,  
1st Lt A. S 12th Aero. Sq. 
Killed in action, July 25, 1918.

Johanesen, Johannes, 
452 White Ave.,Bklyn. 
Pvt.Co.F, 305th Inf.
Killed in action, October 4, 1918.

Johnson, Albert E. 
1266 Fulton St.,Bklyn. 
Mec.Co.H, 106th Inf.
Killed in action, September 27, 1918.
Mechanic Albert R. JOHNSON was 25 years old and lived with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John JOHNSON, at 1266 Fulton street. He enlisted in the
Twenty-third Regiment four years ago and saw service with that outfit at
the Mexican border.  He went overseas with Company C, 106th Infantry.
He was killed Sept. 29, according to the information received from the War
Department.  He was born in Brooklyn and attended the public schools.
Brooklyn Daily Standard Union-8 December 1918

Johnson, Carl, 
121 Fourth Ave., Bklyn.  
Pvt., M. D. Base Hosp. No.85.  
Died of tuberculosis, July 1,1918.

Johnson, Charles A.,
Brooklyn Standard Union
16 October 1918
JOHNSTON - Private Charles A. JOHNSTON, 
of 129 Oak st., Brooklyn, died at Camp Johnson, Fla., 
on Oct 9 in his 24th year.  Funeral from his late
residence, Thursday, Oct. 17 at 3 p.m.  He is survived 
by his father, James; one sister, Agnes, and one brother.  
William, who is in a base hospital at Stratford, Eng.  
Charles JOHNSTON was Chancellor Commander of Royal Prince Lodge,
K. of P., No. 206, and secretary of George Argyle Mutual Benefit
Association of Ridgewood.  Members of both orders are invited to
services.  Interment under direction of W. L. Russell, undertaker.
Brooklyn Daily Standard Union- 1918

Johnson, Carl I, 
460 54th St., Bklyn.  
Pvt 1st Cl.Co.B, 306th Inf.
Killed in action, October 4,1918.

Johnson, George, 
186 Harrison Ave.,Bklyn.  
Pvt 1st Cl.Co.G,369th Inf.  
Killed in action, September 29, 1918.

Johnson George, 
486A 17th St., Bklyn. 
Next of Kin:  J. Johnson
Pvt.Co.D, 165th Inf.  
Killed in action, July 29, 1918.

Johnson, George E.
Richmond Hill.
2d Lt., A.S.S.C. 
Died of disease,September 28, 1918.

Johnson, Gordan W., 
730 Halsey St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt., 1st Cl., 314th Sup.Co. 
Died of pneumonia, October 9,1918.

Johnson, lvar M., 
745 50th St., Bklyn.   
Pvt., 1st Cl Co. D, 313th Inf.  
Killed in action, September 29,1918.

Johnson, Joseph E., 
771 St. Johns PI.,Bklyn.  
Corp.Co.F, 4th Inf.,Repl. Regt.  
Died of broncho pneumonia, December 10, 1918.

Johnson, Theodore L., 
106 Washington Ave., Bklyn. 
Corp.Co.D, 105th M. G. Bn. 
Killed in action, September 27. 1918.
CORPORAL JOHNSON DIES HERO'S DEATH
Brooklyn Soldier, Leading His Company "Over the Top" Is Killed
Four Local and L.I. Men Make Supreme Sacrifice
Corporal Theodore Leigh JOHNSON died on the field of honor in France
on Sept. 27.  In a letter from a comrade who saw him fall the information
came to his family nearly two weeks ago, but no official word was 
received until a telegram from the War Department was received 
yesterday saying he was killed in action on that date.
Corporal JOHNSON was 24 years old and was educated at P.S. 12 and
Commercial High School.  On the entry of this country into the war
he enlisted in May, 1917, as a member of Troop C and sailed for France
May 17, 1919, with Company D, 105th Machine Gun Battalion, Twenty-
seventh A.E.F., receiving promotion after he had served in the tranches.
His comrade said he was killed while going "over the top" with his
company.  He cried out "Come on, boys," and at that moment a bullet
or piece of shrapnel struck him in the stomach and he died instantly.
Two months after his enlistment young JOHNSON was married to
Edna L. M. EHLER, of 110 Ryerson street.  He was the son of Charles
and the late Carrie JOHNSON and at the time of his enlistment he was
employed in the foreign exchange department of the Chase National
Bank, Manhattan.  His family lives at 117 Sterling place.
Brooklyn Standard Union-3 November 1918

Johnson, Waldemar, 
162 Hoyt St.,Bklyn. 
Pvt., 1st Cl.Co.H, 306th Inf.  
Killed in action, August 27,1918.

Johnson, Walter Fred, 
Grant and Dumont Sts Bklyn. 
Pvt., Sup. Co.,332d Q.M.C.  
Died, accidentally struck by train, January 20, 1918.

Private John F. Jones.
Although the War Department has notified Mrs. Margaret Jones, of 764
McDonough street, that her son, Private John F. Jones, of Company B, (?)05th
Infantry, was killed in action on Sept. 14 she believes a mistake has been
made and that her son is alive and enjoying himself in Paris.  The reason
for believing a mistake was made is the arrival of two letters from the boy
written since his "death", one dated Sept. 20 while in a hospital and the
other on Sept. 28, which stated he was then in Paris enjoying himself.
Previous to being called for service he was a painter.  He is a graduate of
P.S. 17 and a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic Church.  He is 23
years old.
Brooklyn Standard Union 21 October 1918

Private Edward T. JOYCE, 28 years old, of 29 Third Street, 
reported killed in action, was born in Brooklyn, attended 
St. Mary Star of the Sea Parochial School.  He enlisted 
in the Fourteenth Regiment and sent to Camp Mills, where 
he was transferred to Company I, 165th Infantry.  He sailed 
to France in October.  According to the official telegram 
he was killed on July 27. A brother, George J. JOYCE is in the Navy.
Brooklyn Standard Union-2 October 1918

Juliano, Joseph, 
61 8th St., L. 1.,N.Y.
Pvt.Co.K, 316th Inf. 
Killed in action. September 29, 1918.

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