Don S. Sutton of Lumberton on Sept. 9 Casualty List, 1918

“Casualty Lists for Sept. 8, 9^th” from The Daily Times, Wilson, N.C., Sept. 9, 1918

CASUALTY LIST FOR SEPTEMBER 8

Killed in action, 23

Missing in action, 16

Wounded severely, 79

Died of disease, 1

Wounded, degree undetermined, 122

Died of wounds, 2

Total, 243

NORTH CAROLINIANS

The following North Carolinians are included in the list:

Corporal James B. Anderson, emergency address Steve W Anderson, Wilson, N.C., wounded

Corporal William F. Jones, emergency address Edgar P. Jones, Dunn, N.C., wounded severely.

Private Will Bruce, emergency address Earl Bruce, R.F.D. No. 2, Pelzer, S.C., wounded severely.

Private I Jenrett, emergency address Isaac Jenrett, Rt. No. 1, Ashe, N.C., wounded, degree undetermined.

The total number of casualties to date, including those reported above:

Killed in action (including 251 at sea), 5,249

Died of wounds, 1,543

Died of disease, 1,686

Died of accident and other causes, 794

Wounded in action, 14,677

Missing in action (including prisoners), 3,224

CASUALTY LIST FOR SEPTEMBER 9

Killed in action, 44

Missing in action, 145

Wounded severely, 105

Wounded, degree undetermined, 268

Died of disease, 6

Total, 585

NORTH CAROLINIANS

The following North Carolinians are included in the list:

Robert Collins, emergency address Eliza Collins, Henderson, N.C., missing in action

Don S. Sutton, emergency address Mrs. Annie Lawson Sutton, Rt. No. 5, Lumberton, N.C., died of wounds

Frederick P. Vinson, emergency address Thomas J. Vinson, Gneiss, N.C., wounded severely

Lt. Harley B. Gaston, emergency address Samuel J. Gaston, Lowell, N.C., wounded, degree undetermined.

Robert J. Batson emergency address Ernest J. Blake, Vista, N.C., wounded, degree undetermined.

John Midgett, emergency address Jack J. Midgett, Lowland, N.C., wounded, degree undetermined.

Marine Corps Casualties

Summary of casualties to date:

Deaths, 884

Wounded, 1,899

In hands of enemy, 10

Missing, 135