Two Days After Armistice, Army's Casualty List Announces 19 More North Carolinians Dead, 1918

From the Hickory Daily Record, Nov. 13, 1918. Keep in mind that the deaths listed on the daily casualty list had occurred about a month before. Families had to be notified before the public.

Today’s Casualty List

Washington, Nov. 13—The two army casualty lists issued today show the following names from North Carolina:

Killed In Action

Lieut. John Oliver Ransom of Charlotte

Private Carl Robinson of Marshall

John Bean of Franklinville

Charles Burton Hurrell of Hayesville

Elbert R. Jones of Middletown

Jacob A. Marshburg of Durham

Walter B. Hussey of Asheboro

Hal E. Richardson of Star

Burton C. Hicks of Francisco

Zollie Avery Summerlin of Hendrex

Died of Wounds

Baxter C. McSwain of Earl

Samuel J. Simmons of Danbury

Clyde B. Armstrong of Gun Neck

John Hartis of North Charlotte

Died of Disease

Lee Neugen of Summerville

Olinny Watkins of Merry Mount

Monroe Rodgers of Oxford

Thomas Albertson of High Point

Died of Accident and Other Causes

Gary L. Summerville of Charlotte

Wounded Severely

Walter B. Rouse of Pollocksville

Wounded, Degree Undetermined

Eugene W. Oakley of Hillsboro

Roy Nanney of Springdale

Davie Pennington of Laurel Springs

Slightly Wounded

Harvey J. Ramsey of Ansonville