Gold Star Veterans : Indiana World War I

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Indiana
Name State Date War Branch
981
John T McEndree
IN WW I Army
982
Odus E McFadden
AZ 11-03-1918 WW I Army
983
George E McGill
IN 08-09-1918 WW I Army
984
Joseph H Mcgill
IN WW I Army
985
J Mcgrew
IN WW I Army
986
Wallace J McGuire
IN WW I Army
987
Francis A McIlvaine
IN WW I Army
988
Arnold Mathew McInerny
IN 07-19-1918 WW I Army
989
Wilbur H Mckay
IN WW I Army
990
James McKillop
IN WW I Army
991
Muncie McKinlev
IN WW I Army
992
William McKinley
IN 09-30-1918 WW I Army
993
Milton McLaughlin
IN 09-29-1918 WW I Army
994
Orlie C McMullen
NE 10-14-1918 WW I Army
995
Floyd G Mcnew
IN WW I Army
996
Harry Mead
IN WW I Army
997
Luther M Meeks
IN 10-09-1918 WW I Army
998
Jamie Meheles
IN WW I Army
999
William K Melton
IN WW I Army
1000
Trueman Melvin
IN WW I Army
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