Gold Star Veterans : West Virginia World War I

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Fortunate Valenzise
WV 09-28-1918 WW I Army
1022
Homer Vance
WV WW I Army
1023
Levi J Vance
WV WW I Army
1024
Nuel S Vance
WV 10-16-1918 WW I Army
1025
Ulysses B Vance
WV 10-25-1918 WW I Army
1026
Foster Vandevander
WV 10-14-1918 WW I Army
1027
Joseph I Vangilder
WV WW I Army
1028
Okey Vaughan
WV WW I Army
1029
James M Wable
WV WW I Army
1030
James Wade
WV 07-20-1918 WW I Army
1031
Roy Wagley
WV WW I Army
1032
Benjamin D Wagner
WV WW I Army
1033
Andrew L Walker
WV WW I Army
1034
Harry N Walker
WV WW I Army
1035
Edward W Walters
WV WW I Army
1036
George Walton
WV WW I Army
1037
Charles D Wamsley
WV WW I Army
1038
John Henrv Ward
WV WW I Army
1039
William D Ward
WV WW I Army
1040
Charles E Warner
WV WW I Army
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