56 N.C. Boys on Army's Feb. 18 Casualty List, 1919

From The Commonwealth, Scotland Neck, N.C., Feb. 18, 1919

Rocky Mount Man on Feb. 18 Army Casualty List

Washington, Feb. 18—Included in the four lists issued today by the War department in which 2,609 men are reported as casualties in one form or another, and of which 56 are North Carolinians, there appears the name of Sergeant George H. Moore, son of Mr. T.H. Moore of Rocky Mount, who is given as wounded to a degree undetermined.

The list of state men is hereunder appended:

Died of Wounds

Private Joseph W. Roberts of Bolton

Died of Accident and Other Causes

Private Summitt Powell of Shelby

Wounded Severely

Private William Saunders of Reidsville

Private Henry Bailey of Cornelius

Ralph Hunneycutt of Oakboro

Wounded to a Degree Undetermined

Captain John Winstead of Nashville

Sergeant Floyd Miles of Alexander

Sergeant George Moore of Rocky Mount

Sergeant Charles Allen of Murchisen

Sergeant Henry Farthering of Boone

Private Thomas Powell of Garner

Private William G. Bowen of Red Springs

Private Walker Farrington of Durham

Private Riston Griffin of Polkton

Private John Sikes of Star

Private Eugene Carter of Hall River

Private Robert Peedin of Bailey

Private W. Jones of Wagoner

Sergeant Chester Messer of Raleigh

Sergeant Auburn Allen of Louisburg

Sergeant Dan Cagle of Baden

Corporal John Carver of Plott

Corporal D. Dee Crumpler of Roseboro

Private Joseph Little of Greenville

Private S.M. Hensley of Marshall

Private Jim Browning of Efland

Private Paul Gibson of High Point

Private Joseph Kephart of Grandview

Private James Lever of Wagram

Private Leland Scott of Goldsboro

Wounded Slightly

Corporal Joel Gibson of Bryson City

Corporal Edward Card of Raleigh

Corporal Walter Somer of Reidsville

Privates Charlie Minton of West Durham

Private Preston Neeley of Highlands

Private Kemp Floyd of Pages Mill

Private Carter Brady of State Road

Private Henry Carter of Fairmont

Private William Chambers of Alexander

Private Theodore Gibby of Andrews

Private Murphy Gibson of Hamlet

Private Tillman Jones of Franklin

Private Giles Avery of Cedar Creek

Private Jesse Thomas of Freemont

Private Lafayette Edmundson of Fremont

Private Peter Etheridge of Moyock

Private Thomas Holmes of Magnolia

Private Fred Marshall of Winston-Salem

Private S.L. Partlow of Concord

Private Herbert Liverman of Roper

Private Rad K. Wyatt of Mocksville

Private King Hawkins of Littleton

Private Oliver Martin of Danbury

Private Charles Tate of Forest City

  

Returned to Duty

Private Lee Fox of Morganton (previously reported as missing in action)