Gold Star Veterans : Illinois World War I

	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1841	Barnard J Howe	IL	09-26-1918	WW I	Army
1842	Louis J Howe	IL		WW I	Army
1843	Richard C Howell	IL		WW I	Army
1844	Robert H Howell	IL	11-01-1918	WW I	Army
1845	Abraham L Hoy	IL		WW I	Army
1846	William Hoyle	IL		WW I	Army
1847	William Hoyle	IL		WW I	Army
1848	Charles M Hruska	IL	09-19-1918	WW I	Army
1849	Everett H Hubbard	IL	07-14-1918	WW I	Army
1850	Charles E Hubbartt	IL		WW I	Army
1851	Charles A Huber	IL		WW I	Army
1852	Henry J Hubick	IL		WW I	Army
1853	★ William Louis Hubner	IN	06-12-1918	WW I	Marines
1854	Robert A Huckins	IL	08-13-1918	WW I	Army
1855	Charles Huellman	IL		WW I	Army
1856	Peter J Huerter	IL	10-04-1918	WW I	Army
1857	Edward A Hughes	IL		WW I	Army
1858	Frank Hughes	IL		WW I	Army
1859	George Washington Hughes	IL		WW I	Army
1860	Guy W Hughes	IL	10-06-1918	WW I	Army

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