Broadalbin Honor Roll, WWI

Broadalbin's Honor Roll
World War I

World War I Veterans Monument, Main Street

Contributed by Broadalbin Historian, Gordon Cornell.

Note: The men in bold blue letters paid the supreme price for our freedom.
Names are NOT in alphabetical order.

Roy Spencer * - see below Leon E. Seward * - see below

Lee Walsh *- see below Leslie Putman

Clement Phillips Harry Mason

Harold Pitts -see below Chas. De Nault

Elwood Lee Ralph Lasher

Percy Earl Clarence Fosmire

Fred Siuci Alexander Creighton

Robert Stralucke Raymond Chapman

Ralph Gorthey Frederick C. Earl

Frank Earl Frederick Crosthwait

Lawrence Wiley Harold Grinnell

Raymond Lawton Jacob Hetzenbuhler

Frank Mosher Louis Cornell - see below

Charles Warren David H. Baum

Chester Benedict Floyd Swears

Harold Trevett Fred Foss

Truman Cruthers Arthur Wendover

David Chapman Eugene Cloutier

Lawrence Costello Leon M. Crannell

Chas. Cruthers Clarence Sawyer

William Van Dersluys Thomas Dorman

Max Fosmire William Hayes

Harland Bovel Henry Satterlee

Percy H. Finch Harry Potter

Geo. H. Farley Jr. Byron Chapman

Jay Earl Walter Ferguson

John Kissinger Clayton Sawyer

Tillotson Trevett Ernest Stutzke

George Webber William White

John Crosthwait James Crawford Jr.

Clayton Bartlett F. Donald Seward

Arthur E. Seward William Sherman

Everett Sharrett Alvin Lengfield

Victor Graves Joseph Galarneau

Robt Husted Chambers Delbert Brewer

Carlton Bovee Samuel Betor

Roy Crannell Frank Galarneau

Ralph Hickok Raymond Burns

Notes from Gordon Cornell, Broadalbin Historian:
Roy Spencer and Leon Seward died while in the service of their country. Their deaths were due to illness however, and not due to combat.

Lee Walsh was killed in action in France. His full name was Robert Lee Walsh. The local American Legion Post is named --- Robert Lee Walsh Post No. 337.

Harold Pitts---- I knew Harold, Howard, Frances, and Helen as well as their father William. Their surname was spelled Pitt.

Louis Cornell---- This is my late father who ALWAYS spelled his name Lewis Cornell.

Link to:
WWI Dedication Ceremony

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