Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota World War I

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Minnesota
Name State Date War Branch
741
Henry T Gowan
MN WW I Army
742
Ralph D Gracie
MN WW I Army
743
John Graden
MN 10-08-1918 WW I Army
744
Arthur Nickolas Graff
NE 10-09-1918 WW I Army
745
Louis F Graff
MN WW I Army
746
Peter Graham
MN WW I Army
747
August B Grams
MN WW I Army
748
Charles Alfred Gran
MN WW I Army
749
Frederick Granlund
MN WW I Army
750
Louis J Gravell
MN 09-29-1918 WW I Army
751
William J Gravell
MN WW I Army
752
Irving L Graves
MN 11-12-1918 WW I Army
753
Walter P Graves
MN WW I Army
754
Gideon Gray
MN 09-30-1918 WW I Army
755
Charley Greber
MN 07-02-1918 WW I Army
756
Russell Greeder
MN WW I Army
757
Frank Greenwoldt
MN WW I Army
758
Frank Gregor
MN 07-22-1918 WW I Army
759
Ernest P Greve Jr
MN WW I Army
760
Elmer L Griffin
MN WW I Army
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