This collection of casualties and souldiers wounded during World War I is transcribed and indexed by the first letter of the soldier's surname. Each entry includes rank, status, cause of death, and a link to an image of the source page.
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The names below were submitted over time by descendants, and do not appear in the transcribed alphabetical listings. The email addresses provided when submitted may no longer be valid.
Burke, James Albert
Served in the Infantry in France, also in Mexico
Birth: July 11, 1890
Death: Dec.13,1960
Burial: Woodland Cementary Cleveland, Oklahoma.
Info. By: Son-in-Law, John P. Lock, jplock29@swbell.net
Cantrell, William Clerence
Entered as Pvt. discharged as Cpl.
Entered WW1 at Atoka, Oklahoma Draft Card #35-1-2A
Recieved Purple Heart from wounds received at Oregon Forest.
Info. By: BILLY COPELAND, billycopeland@sbcglobal.net
Cockreham, Samuel C.
Oklahoma: Company C; 80 Infantry; 15 Division
Birth: November 23, 1897
Death: May 18, 1963
Burial: Frederick Memorial Cemetry; Frederick, Okla.
Info. By: Michael G. Lewis, Lewisdal4@aol.com
Fletcher, John Tyson
Pvt 1 Class 136 Inf. 34 Div.
Birth: 1893
Death: October 3, 1918
Burial: Restland Cemetery, Boswell, Choctaw County, OK.
Info. By: Jean J. Heck, hecksrus@verizon.net
Hughes, Irvin Edward
Served WW1 from Tillman County, Oklahoma
Birth: November 10, 1895 - Elm Grove, Illinois
Death: January 21, 1979 - Vici, Oklahoma
Info. By: Niece Beverley (Hughes) Estlinbaum, jestlinbaum@cox.net
Lambert, James W. (Jim)
36th Division, 131st Machine Gun Battalion, Company A
Birth: 1892
Death: 1976
Burial: Niles Cemetery, Canadian Co., OK
He was a resident of Binger when inducted into the service at Bridgeport in October 1917.
Info. By: Daughter, Barbara Sevier, barbara.sevier@fleetmaxsoftware.com
Lovett, Ernest Bailey 3510705
Pvt. Co. B 355th Inf.
Birth: April 4, 1896, Leonard, Fannin County, Tx.
Death: 23 January 1944
Burial: Britton Oklahoma
He was wounded in action.
He was born in Leonard, TX but lived in Oklahoma City when he joined the army at age 22.
Info. By: Marcia Wilson, Daughter, Corkey1214@direcway.com
Lunsford, Emmettbr/>
Company A, Thirty-first infantry
This is his story, he was born in Claremore.
Info. By: Bev Kendall, grandmak33@yahoo.com
Matlock, James Frank
U.S. Army, Co. A, 358th Infantry
Birth: May 1894
Death: 24 Oct 1918 (Killed in Action)
Burial: Cunel, Meuse, FRANCE
Info. By: Jimmy Mayne, jimmymayne@earthlink.net
Rains, Lester U.
6315 Ammo Tn Ark, Wagoner Company,
Inducted Sept 5, 1917, at Ada, Oklahoma, Discharged June 19, 1919. Served in France.
Death: Died in 1963 at the VA hospital at Muskogee, Ok.
Info. By: Son Carl Rains, CRains404@aol.com
Shook, Samuel Baxter
Co. E. 59th Infantry
Birth: 4 Oct 1895
Death: 4 Apr 1988
Burial: Evergreen Cemetery near Minco, Okla.
Info. By: Stephanie Dahlem Pounds, stephaniepounds@yahoo.com
Schneider, Emil
Army
Birth: 29 August 1894
Death: Febuary 1975
Burial: Cottonwood Cemetery, Hitchcock, Oklahoma
Info. By: Merlyn Schultz, mgs_red20@yahoo.com
Stuckey, Nathan Truston
US Army, US Infantry, 174 Co. 5th Bu 165th D. B. Camp Travis, Texas, Trans. to AEF.
Birth: July 29, 1888, Montague Co., TX
Death: May 28, 1955, Alex, Grady Co., OK
Burial: Alex Cemetery, Alex, Grady Co., OK
Info. By: Granddaughter, Shirley Bray, sbrayokc1@netzero.com
Trisler, Albert Ross
Pvt. US Army, 42nd (Rainbow) Division
Birth: December 14, 1896
Death: July 20, 1956
Burial: July 24, 1956Los Angeles National Cemetery Section 290 Row A Site 15
Wounded in Action
Info. By: Tina (Trisler) Gilbert, WGilb10676@aol.com
Wooten, Jasper Anderson
Pvt. U.S. Army World War One R 822253
Birth: 15 Mar., 1892 Cement, Caddo County
Death: 5 Oct, 1958
Burial: Gravesite 542 U.S. Soldier's Home Washington, D.C.
Info. By: Wayne P. Wooten, Viajero15@Comcast.net
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