Gold Star Veterans : Kansas World War I

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Name State Date War Branch
821
John McAlister
KS 09-28-1918 WW I Army
822
John McAllister
KS WW I Army
823
Andrew J McCarren
KS 11-01-1918 WW I Army
824
Arthur McCarter
KS WW I Army
825
Robert L McClain
KS WW I Army
826
Carey R McClaran
KS WW I Army
827
Furlcy Eugene McCloskey
KS WW I Army
828
Charlie Voyd Mccoin
KS WW I Army
829
Benjamin F McCollum
KS 09-26-1918 WW I Army
830
Robert McCombs
KS WW I Army
831
Edward J McConnell
KS 09-28-1918 WW I Army
832
Daniel P McCormick
KS WW I Army
833
Ray M Mccosh
KS WW I Army
834
Albert Mccoy
KS WW I Army
835
John J Mccoy
KS WW I Army
836
Thomas J Mccoy
KS WW I Army
837
Jesse E McCracken
KS 09-29-1918 WW I Army
838
Edmund McCreary
KS WW I Army
839
Harvey R McCrory
KS WW I Army
840
Clarence McCullough
KS WW I Army
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