Gold Star Veterans : Indiana World War I

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Indiana
Name State Date War Branch
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Joseph King Clark
IN 05-24-1918 WW I Marines
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Laymond Clark
IN WW I Army
283
Oren Stanley Clark
IN 10-14-1918 WW I Army
284
Uyde Clark
IN WW I Army
285
Banks Murl Claxton
IN 11-20-1918 WW I Army
286
Raymond W Clemens
IN 08-11-1918 WW I Army
287
Charles T Clendenning
IN WW I Army
288
Robert Clayton Cline Jr
IL 08-24-1918 WW I Army
289
Clarence Clouse
IN 10-08-1918 WW I Army
290
Paul B Coble
IN WW I Army
291
Antimo Cofrancesco
IN 10-18-1918 WW I Army
292
John Harvey Coin
IN WW I Army
293
Harry C Colborn
IN 05-11-1918 WW I Army
294
Lee Coleman
IN 07-24-1918 WW I Army
295
James Collins
IN 06-11-1918 WW I Army
296
Lee Collins
IN WW I Army
297
Eldood Digby Colton
IN WW I Army
298
Clarence C Condery
IN 10-02-1918 WW I Army
299
Thomas E Condon
IN WW I Army
300
John F Coney
IN WW I Army
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