COLLECTION NAME:
World War I Honor Roll
Record
Filename:
MCPL_WW1HR_171.jpg
Identifier:
MCPL_WW1HR_171
Title:
WWI Honor Roll Page 169
Creator:
C. W. Whiting
Subject:
World War -- 1914-1918
Subject:
Armed services
Subject:
Soldiers
Publisher:
McCracken County Public Library
Contributor:
Chas E. Smith, Editor
Contributor:
Billings Printing Co., Paducah, KY
Contributor:
Transcribed by Devin Cook
Date:
1919
Type:
Still Image
Format:
Image/JPG
Language:
English
Coverage:
McCracken County (KY)
Rights:
Public Domain
Text:
Seaman Paul Montgomery Judd; Paducah, Kentucky; Born at Paducah April 15, 1894; Son of Thomas E. and Minnie E. Judd. Entered the U. S. Navy June 4, 1917. Trained at Newport, R. I. and Portsmouth, N. H. Left on the U. S. S. Florida for foreign service. Witnessed the surrender of the German fleet. Met President Wilson in London and escorted him to Brest, France. Arrived in New York December 26, 1918, and took part in Naval Review.
Text:
Private William R. Armonett; Paducah, Kentucky; Born at Paducah January 14, 1896; Son of James and Jennie Armonett; Entered Medical Department June 29, 1917. Took part in the battle of Metz and the St. Mihiel drive.
Text:
Private Roy H. Aydelott; Paducah, Kentucky; Born October 9, 1890; Son of George Aydelott; Entered Army September, 1917. With Co. A., 105th Supply Train in Q. M. C. Landed in France July 1918. Was gassed.
Text:
Private Burnett Nally; Kevil, Kentucky, Route 6; Born in McCracken Co., Ky., June 20, 1889; Son of Harrison and Mary Nally; Entered Field Artillery July 22, 1918. Trained at Camp Taylor and Camp McClellan.
Text:
Private George T. Hawes; Paducah, Kentucky; Born at Evansville, Ind.; Son of Christian and D. C. Hawes. Volunteered April 10, 1917. (Page torn) �Heavy Artillery. One of the first to�..the front and remained until the last�..
