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The soldiers with ** (red stars) have been added by submitters, they were not in the original data, but I feel that they should be included if they served during WWI.

Last Name	First Name	Home Town	Rank	Cause of Death	Link	Misc. Info
ACUFF	John F.	Ooltewah	Corporal	Killed In Action
ADAMS	Douglas	Toptonville	Private	Disease
ADAMS	Ellis D.	Manchester	Private	Killed In Action
ADAMS	John W.	Baileyton	Private	Killed In Action
ADAMS	Lewis B.	Englewood	Cook	Disease
**ADAMS	Morton B.	??	Lieutenant	??
ADAMSON	Bob	Liberty	Private	Killed In Action
ADCOCK	Thomas D.	Inskip	Private	Killed In Action
ADKERSON	Robert H.	Kingston Springs	Private	Disease
**ADKINSON	Joseph B.	Memphis	Sergeant	??	Medal of Honor Recipients	Medal of Honor
ADKISON	Barney A.	Brighton	Private	Disease
AILOR	Lillard E.	Knoxville	Sergeant	Killed In Action
AKIN	Ewell W.	LaVergne	Private	Killed In Action
ALBERTSON	Chas H.	Elizabethton	Private	Wounds
ALBRIGHT	Elmer	McKenzie	Private	Killed In Action
ALEXANDER	Bundy	Helouise	Private	Wounds		Town is Heloise.
ALEXANDER	John Trimble	Gallatin	Private	Disease
ALEXANDER	Wm	Monterey	Private	Wounds
**ALLEN	Anderson B.	Gainesboro	Private	??	Jackson County Men in WWI
ALLEN	Charles	Union City	Private	Disease
ALLEN	Charlie	White Pine	Private	Disease
ALLEN	Fred R.	Mount Vernon	Private	Disease
ALLEN	John Q.	Model	Sergeant	Killed In Action
ALLEN	Lavator L.	Sevierville	Private	Wounds
ALLEN	Leslie	Lafayette	Private	Killed In Action
ALLEN	Louis	Memphis.	Private	Disease
Last Name	First Name	Home Town	Rank	Cause of Death	Link	Misc. Info
ALLEN	Monty	Hendersonville	Private	Disease
ALLEN	Oby	Jefferson City	Private	Disease
**ALLEN	Rentford	??	Private	??	Jackson County Men in WWI
ALLEN	Tip M.	Morristown	Sergeant	Wounds
ALLISON	Arthur T.	Crab Odchard	Private	Killed In Action		Town is Crab Orchard
ALLISON	Joseph Paulie	Waverly	Private	Killed In Action
ALLISON	Stephen C.	Birchwood	Private	Killed In Action
** ALLRED	Charles T.	??	??	??	Letter
ALSUP	Joseph E.	Norene	Private	Disease
AMYX	Riley S.	Rogersville	Private	Disease
ANDERSON	Charles Lorimer	Milan	Private	Disease
ANDERSON	Edgar B.	Franklin	Corporal	Disease
ANDERSON	Horace C.	Wartrace	Private	Killed In Action
ANDERSON	James Dillard	Thompson Station	Private	Killed In Action	Gold Star
**ANDERSON	John B.	Gainesboro	Private	??	Jackson County Men in WWI
**ANDERSON	Oliver O.	Granville	Sergeant	??	Jackson County Men in WWI
ANDERSON	Walter Clayton	Hendersonville	Private	Disease
ANDERSON	William L.	Knoxville	Sergeant	Disease
ANGEL	Henry F.	Elizabethton	Sergeant	Killed In Action
ANGEL	Victor	Pikeville	Private	Disease
ANTHONY	Elmer E.	Lenoir City	Private	Wounds
ARMES	Thomas W.	Humbolt	Private	Killed In Action
ARMSTRONG	Henry Guion	Memphis	Lieutenant	Killed In Action
ARMSTRONG	John W.	Jonesboro	Corporal	Killed In Action
ARMSTRONG	Walter R.	Knoxville	Private	Disease
Last Name	First Name	Home Town	Rank	Cause of Death	Link	Misc. Info
ARNOLD	Bryan	Gleason	Private	Disease
ARNOLD	Charlie	Arlington	Private	Killed In Action
ARNOLD	Edward E.	Waverly	Private	Disease		He was a member Co"M" 57th Pioneer Regt . Buried at Arnington Nat'l Cem. Submitted by: William J.T.Perry Great Nephew of Edward Arnold
ARNOLD	Jesse N.	Shelbyville	Corporal	Killed In Action
ARNOLD	Jim	Bell Buckle	Mechanic	Wounds
ARY	Hubert L.	Flatwoods	Private	Disease
ASHE	John B.	Memphis	Corporal	Killed In Action
ASLINGER	Calvin	Stainville	Private	Wounds
ATCHLEY	Amos	Sevierville	Private	Wounds
AUSTIN	Frederick C.	Fountain City	Corporal	Disease
** AUSTIN	Luther Joseph	Norma	Specialist Five.	Came Home	Obit	Luther Joseph Austin was born on January 11, 1899 in Bon Air, White County, TN., and died June 14, 1987 in Oneida, Scott County, TN at the age of 88. MILITARY: Luther Joseph Austin joined the US Army on November 25, 1919 at Camp Zachary Taylor, KY. Completed 3 years of honorable service to his country. Discharged at Fort Slocum, New York on November 29, 1922. During his Military service he was a Musician and Bugle player. His Honorable Discharge (In the possession of E. Ray Austin) indicates he was an Expert Pistol shooter. He served with Service Company, 18th Infantry, and was discharged with the rank of Specialist Five. OCCUPATION: Coal Miner for almost thirty years. He was also an electrician, mechanic, carpenter, and farmer. Luke worked in mines at Davidson, TN as an Electrician along with his brother Arthur. Arthur was also an Electrician and was killed during a rock slide in the Davidson mines. Submitted by E. Ray Austin
AUSTIN	Robert E.	Bogota	Corporal	Wounds
AUSTIN	William	Knoxville	Private	Killed In Action

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