Gold Star Veterans : West Virginia World War I

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in West Virginia
Name State Date War Branch
661
William H Mize
WV WW I Army
662
Charles Asa Moffett
OH 11-04-1918 WW I Army
663
Charles A Moffett
WV WW I Army
664
Nick Monell
WV WW I Army
665
Elburn W Mongold
WV 10-11-1918 WW I Army
666
John Montgomery
WV WW I Army
667
Elzy Van Moore
WV 10-25-1918 WW I Army
668
John F Moore
WV 11-11-1918 WW I Army
669
Marion E Moore
WV WW I Army
670
Wilbur Simpson Moore
WV WW I Army
671
John Morehead
WV 07-19-1918 WW I Army
672
Chester A Morgan
WV WW I Army
673
Floyd H Morgan
WV WW I Army
674
Burley P Morris
WV 10-09-1918 WW I Army
675
Charlie Morris
WV 10-07-1918 WW I Army
676
Newman Antha Morris
WV WW I Army
677
Jack A Morrisey
WV WW I Army
678
Paolo Morrone
WV 11-03-1918 WW I Army
679
John Moss
WV 09-29-1918 WW I Army
680
John K Moutafes
WV 09-29-1918 WW I Army
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