World War I: Roster of Nash Men, Letters H through M – Part II

NASH COUNTY MEN IN WORLD WAR I: A ROSTER INCLUDING THOSE SERVING IN THE ARMED SERVICES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA – PART II: Letters H through M

Submitted by:  Margaret Strickland

Date:  2 March 2010

Copyright:  Margaret Strickland

These records are held in the Nash County Register of Deeds Office, Nashville, NC.  Each name is recorded on a separate page providing information on:  [1] Name; [2] Home Address; [3] date of birth; [4] where born; [5] name and address of father and/or mother (or name of a relative); [6] occupation; [7] date entered service; and [8] remarks (usually telling where stationed).  Also, these names are listed in the excellent newsletter, titled THE CONNECTOR, of the Tar River Connections Genealogical Society in the following issues:  [1] Part I, Fall, 2000; [2]  Part II, Winter, 2001; [3] Part III, Spring, 2001; and [4] Part IV, Summer, 2001.

Typed and Formatted by:  Earl P. Bell, Jr.

READERS, WHO HAVE KIN APPEARING ON THIS LIST, ARE INVITED TO SUBMIT MORE INFORMATION ON THEM, INCLUDING THEIR INVOLVEMENT IN THE WAR.   IT WILL BE POSTED WHERE THEIR NAME APPEARS IN THE LIST.

Send to: earl.bell3@gmail.com

President Woodrow Wilson outlined the case for declaring war upon Germany in a speech to the joint houses of Congress on 2 April 1917.  His speech concluded with:

“It is a distressing and oppressive duty, Gentlemen of the Congress, which I have performed in thus addressing you.  There are, it may be, many months of fiery trial and sacrifice ahead of us.  It is a fearful thing to lead this great peaceful people into war, into the most terrible and disastrous of all wars, civilization itself seeming to be in the balance.

But the right is more precious than peace, and we shall fight for the things which we have always carried nearest our hearts – for democracy, for the right of those who submit to authority to have a voice in their own Governments, for the rights and liberties of small nations, for a universal dominion of right by such a concert of free peoples as shall bring peace and safety to all nations and make the world itself at last free.

To such a task we can dedicate our lives and our fortunes, everything that we are and everything that we have, with the pride of those who know that the day has come when America is privileged to spend her blood and her might for the principles that gave her birth and happiness and the peace which she has treasured.  God helping her, she can do no other.”

Source: Source Records of the Great War, Vol. V, ed. Charles F. Horne, National Alumni 1923, as posted at: http://www.firstworldwar.com/source/usawardeclaration.htm (an excellent site for those readers wishing to know more about the war and the United States involvement in it.)

WHITE MEN FROM NASH COUNTY, NC IN THE ARMED SERVICES DURING WORLD WAR I, 1914 – 1919, LETTERS H through M WERE:

H

HALES, William Herbert

HALL, Andrew Clifford

HAMLETT, Herbert

HARPER, Alfred Pippins

HARPER, Charles Lee

HARPER, John Clifton

HARPER, John Henry

HARPER, Lloyd Lane

HARRELL, Copeland

HARRIS, Charles C.

HARRIS, Tom B.

HART, Russell

HAUSER, W. R.

HAYES, Hal

HEDGEPETH, W. L.

HEDRICK, Roy Edgar

HENDERSON, Edwin B.

HERNDON, Franklin C.

HICKMAN, Lora A.

HIGH, Clarence Lee

HILLIARD, James B.

HINES, Jas. W., Jr.

HINTON, Hardge

HINTON, Malcolm

HINTON, Morphus

HOLDERBY, Joe Richard

HOLLAND, Ortha C.

HOLLINGSWORTH, Alton B.

HOPKINS, Wade

HOYLE, Desso

HUNT, Richard Glover

HUTTLESTON, James A.

HYDE, Will

INSCOE, Linwood S.

JANSEN, John H.

JESSEP, Ed

JOBE, Whaylan C.

JOHNSON, Edgar F.

JOHNSON, William Aaron

JOLLY, Melvin Hill

JONES, Claude Lee

JONES, James Henry

JONES, Zebulon Vance

JORDAN, Ernest Grady

JORDAN, Monie

JOURNIGAN, Warren Clinton

JOYNER, Charlie Dawes

JOYNER, David

JOYNER, Frank Daughtry

JOYNER, Thomas Bartin

K

KEARNEY, William Watkins

KEMP, Herbert W.

KING, Allen

KING, Robert Allen

L

LAMBERT, JR., J. E.

LAMM, A. C.

LAMM, Frank

LAMM, George Ernest

LAMM, John Hogan

LAMM, Walter

LANGLEY, Alfred W.

LAWHORN, David M.

LAYTON, Howard

LEE, Joseph Ira

LEONARD, Josephus

LEONARD, Kemp Plummer

LESTER, Kerby Smith

LEWIS, Bennie E.

LEWIS, Claude

LEWIS, Phram Maduke [Marmaduke?]

LEWIS, Ralph G.

LEWIS, William D.

LITTLE, JR. William Lafayette

LONG, Lawrence Thomas

M

MALPASS, Troy S.

MANNING, Wiley Hilliard

MARTIN, Charlie Clifton

MATTHEWS, Joel Thomas

MATTHEWS, Kemp Bradford

MATTHEWS, Oliver Ernest

MATTHEWS, Roscoe Dwight

MATTHEWS, William Ed

MAY, James A.

MAY, Opie Philip

MEDLIN, Albert V.

MEDLEN, Theo. Hilliard

MERRITT, Domas

MOORE, George Edward

MOORE, Harry M.

MOORE, Thomas G.

MORGAN, Charlie  Chris.

MORGAN, Fernie Green

MORGAN, John Tucker

MORGAN, Kizer D.

MORGAN, Willie

MORRIS, George Henry

MOTLEY, Daniels Echols

MURRAY, Blain

MURRAY, Joseph Ollie

McCALL, Alvin G.

McCLEES, William H.

McGOWAN, William O.

McINTYRE, Charles Frederick

McINTYRE, Chas. Frederick

AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN FROM NASH COUNTY, NC IN THE ARMED SERVICES DURING WORLD WAR I, 1914 – 1919, LETTERS H through M WERE:

H

HARGROVE, Walter

HARRELL, Grady LaFayette

HARRIS, Henry Clay

HARRIS, Leroy

HARRISON, Dorsey

HARRISON, Ed

HARRISON, James

HARRISON, Jonah

HARRISON, Joseph Plummer

HARRISON, Sam

HARRISON, Swept

HARRISON, Waddell

HARRISON, William Mack

HARRISON, Willie

HAWKINS, Jack

HAWKINS, Peyton

HAYES, Charley R.

HEDGEPETH, Henry

HEGGIN, Jim

HEMINGWAY, Thurman

HERRING, Henry

HESTER, Matthew

HESTER, William Samuel

HICKS, David L.

HIGH, Henry

HIGHT, Bose

HIGHT, Robert

HILL, James

HILLIARD, Jr. Allen

HILLIARD, Kern

HILLIARD, Luther

HINES, Jay

HINES, Joe

HINTON, Horace

HOLDEN, James Henry

HOLLAND, Lossie

HOLMES, Andrew

HOLMES, Arthur

HOME, Andrew

HOMER, John

HOWARD, Borden

HOWARD, George

HOWARD, Jim

HUCKS, Peter

HUNT, Eddie

HUNT, James Isaac

HUNTER, Arthur

J

JAMES, Ed

JENKINS, Moose

JOHNSON, Alex

JOHNSON, Charlie

JOHNSON, Jenry

JONES, Charlie

JONES, Dossie

JONES, Fred

JONES, Hugh

JONES, Jas. Arthur

JONES, Matthew

JONES, Matthew

JONES, Pompie

JONES, Robert

JONES, Samuel

JONES, Wesley

JONES, William

JONES, Willie

JONES, Will

JONES, Wm.

JOYNER, Benjamin

JOYNER, Cicero

JOYNER, Collie

JOYNER, Colonel Ruffin

JOYNER, Dossie P.

JOYNER, George

K

KERBY, Alaska

KING, George Washington

KING, Henry

KING, John W.

KNIGHT, Joe Lester

L

LAMM, Otha

LANCESTER, Jack

LARKIE, Eugene

LEE, David

LEE, John

LEE, John Darby

LEONARD, Percy

LEWIS, George

LEWIS, James

LEWIS, Jim

LEWIS, Nelson

LITTLE, Reddin

LLOYD, William

LOCKS, James Ernest

LONG, Harvey

LONGMARK, William

LUCAS, Andrew

LUCAS, Ebb

LUCAS, Evans

LUCAS, Grover Cleveland

LUCAS, Ivy

LUCAS, Joseph

LUCAS, Levi

LUCAS, Luther

LUCAS, Oscar

LUCAS, Redmond

LUCAS, Thomas

LYON, Jerry

M

MACK, Madison

MACKLIN, Frank Norman

MAINOR, Frank

MALONE, Johonnie

MANGUM, June

MANGUM, Vertis

MANNING, Lonnie

MANNING, Lonnie

MANN, Charley

MARSH, Charley

MARSHBURN, George

MARTIN, Moses

MARYLAND, Haywood

MASSENBURG, Joshua

MASSENBURG, Lonnie

MASSENBURG, Sam

MATTOX, Jim

MAYS, Arthur

MERRITT, Fletcher

MILLS, Cecil

MILLS, George

MILLS, George Vernon

MITCHELL, Floyd

MITCHELL, Henderson

MITCHELL, Henry

MITCHELL, Malaki

MITCHELL, Sherman

MITCHELL, Sidney

MITCHELL, Zebdee

MONK, Curtis

MOORE, Alford

MOORE, Fred

MOORE, Kelly

MOORE, Roy

MOORE, Will

MORGAN, W. H.

MOSEBY, Chesterfield

MOSELY, Haywood J.

MURPHEY, James

McCORMICK, John Henry

McDOUGAL, Henry

McDUFFIE, Jesse

McDUFFY, Jesse [repeat?}

McKINNON, Isaac

McLINN, Sylvester

McNAIR, Tom

McNEILL, Archie

McNEAL, Will

McRAY, Wesley

McWILLIAMS, Luther

The N through Z listing of men in World War I from Nash County, NC will appear in Part III in the next few days.