Gold Star Veterans : Michigan World War I

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1681	Ellis A Lupton	MI	09-21-1918	WW I	Army
1682	Anthony Earl Lutz	MI		WW I	Army
1683	Edward Lutz	MI	05-28-1918	WW I	Army
1684	William Bryan Lutz	MI		WW I	Army
1685	Anthony Lyczkowski	MI	10-14-1918	WW I	Army
1686	Robert Haney Lymburner	MI		WW I	Army
1687	Walter A Lyneis	MI	10-19-1918	WW I	Army
1688	Charles E Lyon	MI		WW I	Army
1689	Maurice Lyons	MI		WW I	Army
1690	Alfred E Lyttle	MI	10-30-1918	WW I	Army
1691	Edward D Maatman	MI		WW I	Army
1692	Hugh A Mac Innes	MI	07-31-1918	WW I	Army
1693	Patrick J MacDonald	MI		WW I	Army
1694	George Mack	MI		WW I	Army
1695	Joseph MacKinder	MI		WW I	Army
1696	Ira D MacLachlan	MI		WW I	Army
1697	Ralph Fiske MacMillan	MI		WW I	Army
1698	Charles V Magaig	MI	10-09-1918	WW I	Army
1699	Thomas J Magner	MI		WW I	Army
1700	Charles B Magsig	MI		WW I	Army

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