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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Tyson, Benjamin Roland, 
579 Warren St.,  Brooklyn.    
Hq.  Co.,  5th  Regt.,U. S. M. C.  
Died of wounds received in action, June 25, 1918.

Taylor, Herbert, 
Brooklyn, N. Y.  
Pvt.,Co. M, 53d Pion. Inf.  
Died of pneumonia, October 19, 1918.

Talarico, Giovanni,  
451  Munroe Ave.,Richmond Hill, N. Y.  
Pvt., Co. M,30th Inf.  
Died of wounds, July 16,1918.

Talbot, Frederick, 
243 Dean St., Brooklyn.  
Pvt., Co. H, 316th Inf.   
Killed in action, September 29, 1918.

Talbot, William  Ralph,  
427  68th  St.,Brooklyn.  
Corp., Co. H, 38th Inf.
Killed in action, October 22, 1918.

Tandy, John A., Jr
TANDY - Suddenly of pneumonia, at 
Pelham Bay Naval Training Camp, on Oct.17, 1918, 
John A TANDY, Jr., beloved son of Gertrude W. and John A. TANDY.
Funeral services, 8 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 19, at his late residence, 
390A 9thst., Brooklyn.  Burial in Evergeens Cemetery, at Marion, Mass.
John A. TANDY, a member of the U. S. N. R. , died on Thursday at the Naval
Base Hospital, Pelham Bay, of pneumonia.  He was born in Brooklyn
twenty-three years ago and was a graduate of P. S. 4, Manual Training High
School, and had just finished his second year in Polytechnic Institute when
he entered the navy.  He was a member of several college fraternities and of
the Park Congregational Church.  He is survived by his parents, John and
Gertrude TANDY; a brother, Corporal Burton Starr TANDY, now in France with
the Artillery Field Supply Company, and a sister, Gertrude A., a yeomanette
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.  Funeral services will be held this evening at 8
o'clock at his late home, 390a Ninth street, with interment at Marion, Mass.
Brooklyn Standard Union-18/19 October 1918

Tansey, James J., 
80 Underhill Ave.,Brooklyn.   
Pvt.,  1st  Cl  Btry.  F,19th F. A.  
Killed in action, September 18, 1918.
The death of Private James J. Tansey, unofficially reported some days ago,
is confirmed in t-day's official list. private Tansey was 24 yrs ols and
lived with his parents Mr. & Mrs Bernard Tansey, at 80 Underhill ave.
Brooklyn Standard Union-19 October 1918

Tarkas,  Charles,  
1917  Mermaid  Ave.,
Brooklyn,  1st C1., Co. F, 327th Inf.
Killed in action, October 8, 1918.

Taw, Harold C., 
161 Court St., Brooklyn.  
Pvt., Co. F, 108th Inf.  
Killed in action, September 29, 1918.

Taylor,  Abernathy  S  
Brooklyn,  
2d Lt., Co. M, 4th Inf.
(Nothing else written)

Tayntor,  Charles  Enos, 
62  Montague St.,  Brooklyn.   
Pvt.,  1st  Cl.,  Base Hosp. 83.  
Died of pneumonia, October 3, 1918.

Tehan, Timothy J., 
204 Tillary St.,Brooklyn.  
Pvt., Co. A, 12th M. G.Bn.   
Died of cerebral abscess, December 29, 1919

Terino, Alfonao, 
156 Stone Ave., Brooklyn.  
Pvt., 1st Cl., Co. C, 306th Inf.
Died of wounds received in action,September 29,1918.

Terris, Louis
744 44th St., Brooklyn.
Pvt.,  Co.  K,  311th  Inf.   
Died  of pneumonia, January 3,1919.

Terry, Milton R 
Southold L. 1.  Pvt.,1st  Cl.,  Sup.  26th  F.  A.   
Died  of broncho pneumonia, January 20, 1919.

Thanhauser, Seymour H., 
1504 Ave. H,Brooklyn.
Pvt., 1st Cl., Co. M, 306th Inf.   
Killed  in  action,  October 15,1918.

Fritz, Thomas, (This is as written)
Brooklyn.  
Pvt., 1st Cl.,Co.  I, 25th Inf.   
Died of wounds,October 11, 1919.

Thomas, Gerald P., 
Flushing, N. Y.
2d Lt Avia. Sec. Sig C. attached 17th Aero. Sq.  
Killed in action, September 22, 1918.
 Lieut. Gerald P. Thomas
Lieutenant Gerald Provost Thomas,who lived with his parents Mr & Mrs R.C.
Thomas of 259 Broadway, flushing, was killed in the aerial battle in France,
according to a letter writtenby a chum. Lieutenant John Donohue, of
Baltimore, to his parents. the two lieutenants were members of the
Seventeenth Aero Squadron. On Aug 28, Donohue's  letter says, six aviators
of the squadron were attacked by twenty German Fokker machines over the
enemy lines.  Lieut Thomas was surrounded by six Hun aviators and his machine was
hurled to destruction.  As no word had been received from him he was
believed to have been killed, though his name has not appeared on the
official casualty list.
     Young Thomas was twenty-one years of age, and a member of 19119 class,
Princeton University.  His father, was formerly a member of the Queens Board
of Education.
Brooklyn Standard Union-18 October 1918

Thompson, Albert, 
2681 Pitkin Ave.,Brooklyn.  
Pvt., Co. B, 108th Inf.
Died  of  pneumonia  and  influenza,November 2, 1918.

Thompson, Douglas  S  
821  Putnam Ave., Brooklyn. 
Pvt., Co. H, 305th Inf.   
Died  of  meningitis.  May  21,1918.

Thompson, Joseph F., 
867 Fifth Ave.,Brooklyn.  
Corp., Co. M, 84th Inf.
Died of lobar pneumonia, October 8,1918.
Corporal Joseph F. THOMPSON, a member of the U. S. Army for five years,
died on Oct. 8 at Fort Beauregard, La., of pneumonia.  He was born in
Brooklyn twenty-eight years ago, and was with the American Army on the
Mexican border.  He was a member of St. Michael's R. C. Church and before
enlisting was connected with the B. R. T.  He is survived by his mother,
Mary; two brothers, Thomas and John and a sister, Mrs. .....(too dark to
read).....Funeral will be held tomorrow at ? a.m. from the home of his
mother, 224 Twelfth street; thence to the church of the Holy Family, where
requiem mass will be celebrated.  Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery under
direction of John H. CARROLL, of 4314 Fourth avenue.
Brooklyn Standard Union-15 October 1918

Thompson, Martin,  
111 Pioneer St.,Brooklyn.  
Pvt, M. D. Post Guard Co., Greenleaf, Ga.  
Died of influenza and broncho pneumonia, October 12,1918.

Thompson, Ralph S 
195 Garfield PI.,Brooklyn.  
Pvt., 1st C1, 10th Co., 1st Inf., 
Tng. Regt. Dep. Div.  1st Army Corps.  
Died of meningitis, April I,1918.

Thompson, William F., 
46 Oxford St.,Brooklyn
Pvt., Co. F, 369th Inf.
Killed in action, September 28, 1918.

Thompson, Gustave, 
313 Glenmore Ave.,Brooklyn.  
Corp., Co. D, 316th Inf.
Killed in action, November 5, 1918.
Corporal Gustave THOMSEN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark THOMSEN, of 313 
Glenview(?) avenue, was killed in action in France in the early part of 
November. The news came as a shock to the many friends of Corporal THOMSEN, who
was popularly known as Lester.  He was a member of Company D, 316th
Infantry, and prior to his enlisting into the Army, on May 29 last, was 
serving
with the War Supply Department at Washington.  We went overseas July 7.
He took part in several important battles and the last letter received by his
parents told of the dangers attending night patrol duty.  Corporal THOMSEN
was born in Brooklyn, Aug. 23, 1894.  He attended Public School 108 at
Linwood street and Arlington avenue and was a graduate of Commercial High
School.  He was a member of the Packard A. C. and was well known as a
baseball player.  The soldier's father, Mark THOMSEN, is a popular actor,
having played with several prominent burlesque companies.  Gilbert THOMSEN,
a brother, is also in the Army.
Brooklyn Standard Union- 2 December 1918


Thompson, Arthur G., 
51 Second Ave.,Rockaway Park.  
Corp. Co. I, 165th Inf.   
Died of wounds, July 30, 1918.

Thomson, Charles, 
Cherry Ave., Springfield,  L.  1.   
Pvt.,  Co.  C,  315th  Inf.
Killed in action, September 30, 1918.

Thomson, Charles C., 
192 S. 9th St.,Brooklyn.  
Pvt., Dev. Co, 1st Camp.Jos. E. Johnston,  Fla.   
Died of  influenza and broncho pneumonia, October 15, 1918.

Thorne, Harvey H 
165 Maspeth Ave.,Maspeth, Queens Co., N. Y.  
Pvt.,Co. I, 326th Inf.   
Died of wounds received in action, October 26, 1918.

Thorney, Edward J 
74 Lawrence St.,Brookfyn.   
Pvt.,  152d  Dep.  Brig.
Accidentally  drowned,  January  4,1919.

Thurston, John J., 
Broad Channel, L. 1.
Pvt., 1st Cl., Co. F, 11th Inf.  
Died of  pulmonary  oedema  and  gunshot wound, October 28, 1918.

Tibbils,  Clifton,  
2154  83d  St.,  Brooklyn.  
Pvt., Co. C, 315th Inf.  
Died of pneumonia, October 13, 1918.

Tice,Raymond S.
Corporal Raymond S. Tice, listed as having lived at 720 Avenue J, 
is reported wounded, degree undetermined in action, Aug. 31.  
The address given on the casualty report is that of his sweetheart, 
Miss Florence L. Wetzlar. A letter received by her from his chaplain 
says he died of his wounds on Oct. 7. Tice lived in Westfield, N.J. 
and was attached to Company H of the 113th Infantry.
Brooklyn Standard Union-31 October 1918

Tieman, Frederick A.
Private Frederick A. TIEMAN, who was killed in action Oct. 8, 
according to a telegram received by his aunt, Mrs. H. C. CLARK, 
with whom he made his home at 355 Eastern Parkway, enlisted 
in the Seventh Regiment shortly after war was declared and 
went to France last April with Company H, 107th Infantry.  
He was 23 years old and a son of Mr. and Mrs. A.TIEMAN of 
East Orange, New Jersey.
Brooklyn Standard Union-8 December 1918

Tierney,  Michael  E.,  
42  Strong  PI.,Brooklyn.  
Corp., Co. B, 165th Inf.
Killed in action, July 28, 1918.

Tighe,  Raymond  A.,  
438  61st  St.,Brooklyn.   
Corp.  Cent.  Off.  Tng.School,  Camp Lee,  Va.   
Died  of broncho pneumonia, October 19, 1918.

Timmerman, Herman, 
1672 Rockaway Ave., Brooklyn.  
Pvt., 63d Co., 16th Bn., 153d Dep. Brig 
Died of broncho pneumonia, January 14, 1918.

Timms, Thomas J.,
 242 Johnston St.,Brooklyn.  
Pvt., Overseas Casual Co.,410.  
Died of sinking of the Otranto,October 6, 1918.

Tinfo, Richard J 
127 King St., Brooklyn.   
Corp., Co. D, 64th Inf.   
Killed in action, November 2, 1918.

Titus, Walton C Jr 
90 Greene Ave.,Brooklyn.  
Sgt., 1st Cl., Co. A, 104th F. Sig. Bn.  
Killed in action, October 26, 1918.
Sergt. Walton O. TITUS, of 90 Greene avenue, killed in action Oct. 26,
enlisted in Company A, 104th Signal Corps, when war started and sailed
for France in June.  Two brothers are in the service.
Brooklyn Standard Union-1 December 1918

Tobin, James, 
6 Grove St., Brooklyn.
Pvt.,  Co.  D,  315th  Inf.   
Died  of influenza, October 15, 1918.

Torrey, Louis J., 
319 Reid Ave., Brooklyn.  
Sgt, Co. C, 165th Inf.  
Killed in action, July 31, 1918.

Torssiello, Frank, 
57 Lee St., Brooklyn.
Pvt.,  Co.  B,  305th Inf.   
Killed in action, October 13, 1918.

Traianoski, Jan,  
143  Metropolis Ave.,Brooklyn.  
Pvt., Hq. Co., 164th Inf.
Died of tuberculosis, November 11,1918.

Trapass,  Dominick,  
235  Cedar  Ave.,Richmond Hill, N. Y.  
Pvt., Co. L,326th Inf.  
Killed in action, October 15, 1918.

Travers, James S.,
 38  Columbia St.,Brooklyn.   
Sgt.,  1st Cl.,  Pt.  Util.Det.,  Camp  Stuart,  Va.   
Died  of pulmonary  tuberculosis,  June  21,1919.

Treiber,  John,  
265  Sixth  Ave., Astoria.    
Pvt.,  Btry.  D.,  76th  r.  A.
Died of wounds, July 29, 1918.

Trekan,  Anton,  
164  Throop  Ave.,Brooklyn.  
Pvt, Co. C., 308th Inf.
Died of wounds received in action,October 3, 1918.

Trenka; Joseph J., 
905 Woodward Ave.,Brooklyn.   
Pvt..  3d  Bn.,  Edgw'd Ars.,  Edgw'd.,  Md.   
Died  of  broncho pneumonia, October 10, 1918.
Joseph J. TRENKA, connected with the Third Battalion Chemical Warfare
Division, died suddenly at the Edgewood Arsenal, Edgewood, Md.  He was
born in Manhattan twenty-four years ago and is survived by his parents
and three brothers, Robert, John, and Ralph.  The funeral will be held
tomorrow at 2 p.m. from his late home,  805 Woodward avenue, Edgewood,
with interment at Evergreen Cemetery under direction of Charles C. MAY's
Sons, of 714 Forrest avenue.
Brooklyn Standard Union-13 October 1918

Tritto,   Guiseppe,   
782   Third   Ave.,Brooklyn.  
Pvt., 29th Co., 153d Dep.Brig.   
Died  of  pneumonia,  October 5,   1918.

Troiano, Louis A., 
Nelson Bl., 8th St.,Coney Island.  
Pvt., Co. L, 326th Inf.   
Killed  in  action,  October  15,1918.

Troina,  Guiseppe,  
134  Throop  Ave.,Brooklyn.  
Pvt., Co. C, 306th M. G.Bn.   
Killed in action, August 21,1918.

Private Joseph TROINA, killed in action, September 17, 
was 28 years old, and lived at 215 Hopkins Street.  
According to his brother, Frank, he was drafted in 
September last year and went overseas in April with 
Company C, 306th Infantry.
Brooklyn Standard Union-2 October 1918

Trooa,  Gestano, 
525  Malbone  St.,Brooklyn.  
Pvt., Co. H, 309th Inf.
Killed in action, November 1,  1918.

Trubull,   Russell,  
233  Ryerson  St.,Brooklyn.  
Pvt., 1st Cl., Sec. 92, U.S. A. Amb.  Ser.   
Died of  accidental fracture of  spine, August 27,  1917.

Trumpa, Max A., 
165 Stanhope St.,Brooklyn.  
Pvt.,  Co. G, 315th Inf.
Died of wounds received in action,November 9, 1918.

Tully,  Michael  R.,  
220  Fifth  Ave.,Brooklyn.  
 Sgt., 307th Pack Train.
Died of  abscess of liver following appendicitis. Dec. 21,  1918.

Tumbarello, Giacoma, 
535 Liberty Ave.,Brooklyn.   
Pvt.,  Co.  A,  26th  Inf.
Killed in action, October 6,  1918.

Tumm, Charles G., 
3957 Water St.,Woodhaven, N. Y.  
Corp., Co. H,308th Inf.   
Killed in action, October 8, 1918.
Corporal Charles T. TUMM, killed in action, was the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gustave TUMM, of 3957 Water street, Woodhaven.  A month ago TUMM
was reported as having been slightly wounded in August.  He was 28 years
old and went to France with Company H, 308th Infantry.
Brooklyn Standard Union-3 December 1918

Turchiano, Angelo,
482 Prospect Ave.,Brooklyn.   
Pvt., Co. C, 313th Inf.
Died of wounds, October 2, 1918.
Private Angelo TURCHIANO, reported dead of wounds, formerly 
lived at 428 Prospect avenue, but his family has moved from that
address and their present address is not known.
Brooklyn Standard Union-3 November 1918

Turner, Charles W 
Coney Island, N.Y.  
1st Lt Co. D, 308th Inf.  
Kiilled in  action,  October  3,  1918.

Tuttle, Edwin C., 
250 53d St., Brooklyn.   
Q.  M.  Sgt.,  Hq.  Det.,  328th Labor  Bn.   
Died,  December  27,1918.

Twaits,   Harold,   
628   Myrtle  Ave.,Brooklyn.  
Pvt.,  1st  Cl.,  Co.  C,106th M. G. Bn.  
Died of influenza,October 29, 1918.

Twigg, James P.  
986 Nostrand Ave.,Brooklyn.  
 Wag.,  Sup.  Co.,  106th Inf.   
Died  of  influenza  and  pneumonia,  November  5,  1918.

Tyler,  John  C  
Brooklyn,   
1st  Lt. 11th Aero Sq.  
Killed in action, September 18, 1918.

Tyrell,  Harold  J. J.,  
133  Huntington St.,   Brooklyn.    
Pvt.,  1st  Cl.,  Co.I,  106th  Inf.   
Killed  in action,  September 27, 1918.

Tuohy, John J 
Brooklyn.  
Capt. Ord.
Died of disease, October 16, 1918.

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