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Sept 3, 1918 Bull Honor Roll World War I ServiceEntry/Object ID
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Ind. Rep.
Limo Sept 3 1918
BULL FAMILY HONOR ROLL.
88 Names of Those Who Have Entered Country’s Service.
Following is the honor roll of the members of the Bull family, read by
Miss Dolly Booth, at the reunion of the Bull Family Association, held at
the C. H. Green farm in Hamptonburgh, Wednesday, August 28:
This cannot be a full list of all the descendants of Sarah Wells and
William Bull, as that would be an almost hopeless task, but it is the
best I could do and I wish to thank all who sent me names of the boys.
If you miss names that should be on this list I would like to get them
later. As far as is possible I am giving the branch of service.
Lieut. John DeWitt Peltz, field artillery.
Serg. Stevenson H. Walsh, Jr.,
Ordnance Dept.
Llewellyn Van Alst Lodge, First Class Quartermaster, Receiving
Barracks, Newport, R. I.
Roscoe Andrew Crans, Aviation Section Signal Corps, St. Paul, Minn.,
in personelle headquarters of the Mechanics Aviation Training School.
Corporal Charles A. Crist, Brigade Headquarters, 310th Infantry.
Jesse I. Wheeler, A. S. S. C., England.
Charles B. Thompson, First Company, Eastern New York Coast
Artillery, stationed at Fort Totten.
Ensign R. Caldwell Thompson,
Naval Auxiliary Reserve, now at
sea. First Lieut. William Henry Hy-
nard, Dental Reserve Corps, Base
Hospital No. 48, Roanne (Loire),
France. John I. Brash, First Class Seaman,
detailed as Signal Man Naval Re-
serve Corps, U. S. S. Noma, now in
European waters.
Emmett T. Campbell, Camp
Meade, Md., 9th Co. 145th Depot
Brigade. Lieut. Clinton Vail, Dental Department, Naval Reserve Corps.
Charles A. Vail Camp Meade,
Md., 9th Co. 145th Depot Brigade.
John N. Wells, Engineers Department, now overseas.
Norman Almon Copley, Co. H,
306th Infantry, died at Camp Upton,
March 22, 1918.
Samuel G. Parsons, Supply Company, 51st Pioneer Infantry, now
overseas.
Corporal Reuben N. Bull, Officers’
Training Camp, Ft. Monroe, Va.
Miss Ruth Bull Dickerson, General
Hospital, No. 1, New York City. Has
served one year and a half in France.
Earl Dickerson, Tank Service, Co.
A, 327th B. N., Camp Colt, Gettys-
burg, Pa. Ralph Y. Matthews, Camp Meade,
Md., 6th Co., 145th Depot Brigade.
Walter D. Bull, Edgewood, Md.,
Ordnance Dept.
Howard Benton Hewitt, Camp
Meade, Md., 9th Co., 145th Depot
Brigade. Donald Hurd, Co. D, 138th Infan-
try, 35th Division, at the front in
France. Captain Harvey Dolson Power,
Bayonet School, Overseas Depot,
Quantico, Va.
Sergeant G. B. McVay, Jr., Co. C,
Supply Train, Camp Wheeler, Ga.
Corporal Frank D. Coates, Some-
where in France.
Sergeant Asa Dolson Hurd, Co. A,
7th Regiment, National Guard of
Missouri. John Thompson, Camp Dix, N. J.
Charles R. Thompson, assistant to
director of telephone of the War Department, Washington, D. C.
Lester Ward, Camp Dix, N. J.
Raymond Valentine Seaman, 105th
Ambulance Co., 27th Division, now
in France. Lieut. John McMunn, Signal Corp,
Ordnance Department, Port of Embarkation, Hoboken, N. J.
Albert Wheeler Moore, Ground
Aviation, Princeton, N. J.
Lieut. Francis A. Lancing, Adjutant to Col. Gallek, overseas.
Samuel B. Lancing, Ambulance Driver, overseas.
Lieut. H. Victor Crawford, Instructor in Artillery, Coast Artillery.
(James W. Sanders, Officers’ Material School, University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.)
Ernest Bowne, Ordnance Dept.
Alfred Booth, Co. 10, Aviation
Regiment, U. S. Naval Base, Queenstown, Ireland. Pierson Booth, 9th Co., 154th Depot Brigade, Camp Meade, Md. Special duty filteration plant, Quartermaster’s Corps, Engineering Dept.
William H. Hallock, Naval Reserve
Force, U. S. S. Newport, patrol duty on Atlantic Coast.
Charles Hawkins, Government
chemist, Washington, D. C. Twice
wounded in preparing gases.
First Lieutenant Alden Hawkins,
School of Fire, Oklahoma.
First Lieut. Clement Eugene Hor-
ton, Medical Dept., Sanitary Corps.
First Lieut. Andrew Wilson, Jr.,
81st Co., Field Artillery, R. A.
Corporal Robert Herbert Wright,
No. 1 Presbyterian U. S. A., General Hospital, British E. F.
Lieut. William Mould Clearwater,
Military Aeronautics. Dr. William J. Bull, Medical, Naval Reserves.
Corporal John H. Stilt, 107th Infantry Regiment, overseas.
Ensign Richard Bevier, Naval
Aviation Corps, New York Harbor.
Kenneth Bevier, ambulance driver, returned to this country.
Forest Parker Ivory, 193d Co. U.S. Marines.
Claude Conning Genung, 21st Cavalry Regiment, 7th Troop, Camp
Steward, Forst Bliss, Texas.
George Page, somewhere in France; work in caring for wounded on battlefield. Ralph Peck, on a destroyer somewhere at sea.
Harold Booth, 7th Co., 1st Shop
Regiment, Camp Joseph E. Johnston,
Jacksonville, Fla. Charles Wesley Slaughter, Signal
Corp., U. S. Flying School, Parkfield,
Tenn. William Bull Atwater, aviation,
overseas. Col. Thomas Durland Landon,
114th Infantry, France.
Dr. Frederick Nolan Coonley,
training in Bellevue Hospital, New York.
Ebenezer Bull, horse artillery;
died on transport on way to France.
Major Harold R. Bull, graduate
West Point, Infantry, overseas.
First Lieutenant Louis H. Bevier,
Washington, D. C.
Edward Mailler, Ordnance Dept.,
Camp Jackson, S. C.
David Bull Mailler, Engineering
Corps, Buffalo Technical School, Buffalo, N. Y.
Russell Mailler, Officers’ Training
Camp, Camp Upton, N. Y. Died in
February. Willis A. Weyant, Co. A, 15th Bat-
talion U. S. Guard, Fort Niagara, N.Y.
Robert LaMont, motor truck driver; returned from France; has
received a war cross; wounded.
Edmond Wilson, overseas.
Miner Wilson, overseas.
Dr. Charles P. Bull, Jr., died in
camp. Major Frank Senior, overseas.
David Decker, U. S. Marine, Bos-
ton Technical School.
George Andrews, Jr., 169th Regiment, overseas; wounded.
Raymond Bull, 51st Pioneer Infantry, overseas.
Capt. Clarence Bull, overseas.
Norman Bull, Harvard Training-Camp.
Llewellyn Bull, formerly instructor at West Point.
Roy Davis, Nathaniel Gray Hunter, overseas.
Dr. Jennie Deen, Medical Corps, in
France. John Heverly, Medical Corps, Naval Reserve, Newport, N. I.
Stephen Bull, Aviation Corps.
Stephen Bull. Irvin B. Crist, Camp Upton, N. Y.
Oliver Donald Forbes, Aviation
Corps; died in Texas.
William Bull, overseas.