Gold Star Veterans : Kansas World War I

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Name State Date War Branch
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Frank Elza Jeffords
KS WW I Army
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Paul Jeffords
KS 09-28-1918 WW I Army
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Oscar Earnest Jenkins
KS WW I Army
644
Lewis W Jennings
KS WW I Army
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Jen M Jensen
KS WW I Army
646
Charles T Jessop
KS 09-29-1918 WW I Army
647
Ben Johnson
KS WW I Army
648
Carl D Johnson
KS 06-29-1918 WW I Army
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Charles Johnson
KS WW I Army
650
Clarence E Johnson
KS 09-30-1918 WW I Army
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David Johnson
KS WW I Army
652
Ernest G Johnson
KS WW I Army
653
Frederick Oscar Johnson
KS 12-29-1917 WW I Army
654
Harold M Johnson
KS 10-28-1918 WW I Army
655
Homer M Johnson
KS 10-05-1918 WW I Army
656
John Edward Johnson
KS WW I Army
657
Julius S Johnson
KS 06-09-1918 WW I Army
658
Leonard Johnson
KS WW I Army
659
Roy A Johnson
KS 10-22-1918 WW I Army
660
Thomas Johnson
KS 09-25-1918 WW I Army
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