Gold Star Veterans : Tennessee World War I

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Alvis Martin Barker
TN WW I Army
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John Shrewsbury Barnes
TN WW I Army
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Luke Barnes
TN WW I Army
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Lester Achan Barnett
TN 08-14-1918 WW I Navy
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James L Barr
TN WW I Army
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Cherry M Barrett
TN WW I Army
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Claude A Barrett
TN WW I Army
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Hubert Barron
TN WW I Army
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Phlip M Barry
TN WW I Army
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Emory S Barton
TN WW I Army
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Gentry Smith Barton
TN WW I Army
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William H Baskin
TN WW I Army
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Clint Bates
TN WW I Army
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John P Bates
TN 10-14-1918 WW I Army
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Willie B Baucom
TN WW I Army
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John Baxter
TN 10-15-1918 WW I Army
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William T Bayless
TN 07-19-1918 WW I Marines
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Tommie L Beard
TN WW I Army
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Ervin Beatty
TN WW I Army
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Virgil Beaty
TN WW I Army
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