Gold Star Veterans : South Carolina World War I

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Name State Date War Branch
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Willie Greenlee
SC 11-22-1918 WW I Army
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Clarence E Greenway
SC 10-11-1918 WW I Army
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Will Gregory
SC WW I Army
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William Grey
SC WW I Army
365
Richard Griffen
SC WW I Army
366
John H Griffin
SC 10-01-1918 WW I Army
367
Hezzie F Griffis
SC WW I Army
368
George William Griggs
SC WW I Army
369
John P Grimer
SC WW I Army
370
Thomas G Grimes
SC WW I Army
371
John P Griner
SC 10-12-1918 WW I Army
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Starling Grubbs
SC WW I Army
373
Percy N Gunter
SC WW I Army
374
William T Gunter
SC WW I Army
375
George W Hairston
SC WW I Army
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Fiendly W Haley
SC WW I Army
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Friendly W Haley
SC 10-10-1918 WW I Army
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James Hall
SC WW I Army
379
Thomas Lee Hall
SC 10-08-1918 WW I Army
380
Walter D Hall
SC 10-06-1918 WW I Army
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