Names of 37 N.C. Soldiers Who Died, 10 Missing in Action, Released Nov. 26, 1918

From The Commonwealth, Scotland Neck, N.C., Nov. 26, 1918. Although the fighting has ended, the Army continues to publish two daily casualty list.

2,801 Loses in Two Lists

Washington, Nov. 26—The two lists issued today by the War Department, giving the names of those meeting with casualties that probably occurred during October and only just tabulated, give 2,801 names, of which there were 60 North Carolina men, as follows:

NORTH CAROLINIAN SOLDIERS

Killed in Action

Lieutenant Robert E. Farmer of Anderson

Sergeant Leon L. Daughtry of Newton Grove

Corporal—Jacob T. C (can’t read last name) of Enfield

Private George H. Frady of Skyland

Private John D. Grant of High Point

Private Rone L. Coffey of Shulls Mill

Private Andrew J. Collins of Lakesville

Private Isadore Duschkin of Salisbury

Private William C. Davidson of Mount Ulla

Private Henry H. Arrington of Waynesville

Private Carl W. Smith of China Grove

Private Amos C. Lewis of Candor

Private Cecil P. Outland of Tyner

Private Walter West of Hope Mills

Private Howard Wetherington of Grifton

Private Benjamin H. Marshburn of Gay

Private John H. Morgan of Edenton

Private Henry G. Strong of Leaksville

Died of Wounds

Captain John E. Ray of Raleigh

Sergeant Charlie A. Speas of Cana

Private Thomas H. Colville of Lillington

Private Willie C. Hewett of Supply

Private Henry W. Pressley of Monroe

Private Frank Simmons of Gates

Died of Disease

Sergeant John W. Price of Charlotte

Private Daniel G. Barnett of Freitland

Private Henry Crowell of Monroe

Private Joseph Holden of Selma

Private Edward R. Price of Lattimore

Private Peter A. Spruill of Littleton

Private Willie M. Tucker of Mount Pleasant

Private Richard Highsmith of Williamston

Private W.F. Wellons of Selma

Private LeRoy Hooten of Washington

Died of Accident

Private Arch McLeod of Eagle Springs

Private Dave S. Neal of Fairfield

Private Harvey Oxendine of Fairmont

Wounded Severely

Private Willie A. Ferrell of Rosemary

Private Glenn H. Lawrence of Spruce Pine

Wounded, Degree Undetermined

Corporal Alfred L. Myers of Burlington

Private Nathan E. Canady of Hope Mills

Private Ernest Williams of Greensboro

Private Dexter Earp of Matthews

Private Emery P. Rouse of La Grange

Wounded Slightly

Lieutenant Willard A. Jackson of Dunn

Private Noah E. Galloway of Blounts Creek

Private James H. Kipley of Lexington

Private Richard P. Spell of Roseboro

Private Willie M. Hargis of Roxboro

Missing in Action

Private Robert S. Apple of Reidsville

Private Lawson Camp of Shelby

Private Joseph H. Church of Winston-Salem

Private Willie W. Wicker of Sanford

Private Robert H. Delvechio of Biltmore

Private Carl Hedgepeth of Lowell

Private Elijah D. Lawrence of Otway

Private M.S. Smothers of Spray

Private James. A. Wicker of Sanford

Private Ray F. Hyatt of Lexington