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Civil War:
Andersonville
Prison Lookups and research Kevin Frye a Local Andersonville
Historian and National Park Service Volunteer has offered to do
FREE research using his data base resource. He uses two online
database as well as a CD that has the names and grave numbers of 12960
greams, with only 460 marked a "unknown". He also has access to
the Andersonville "on-site" databases. He is offering his
services free. Please email
him directly at Frye@gnat.net
World War I
- Cattaraugus
County Honor Roll A
list of men from Cattaraugus County who were killed in the Great War,
with date and cause of death
- Company
I 108th Infantry - Photo Roster Seven
pages of photos of the boys from Company I with index
- Company I
108th Infantry Next of Kin List A list of men, and next of kin with address from 4 platoons
of the 108th Inf, 27th NY
Division (mostly Western NY boys)
- Diary of Wilfred "Friday" Allen
, Corporal in Company "I" ,
108th Infantry, NY 27th Division - contains many names of Cattaraugus
doughboys, some with pictures.
(
Photos)
- Dick
Allen's Web Page on the 108th Inf A site dedicated to information about
the 27th Division and in particular, Company I.
- Bernie
LeMaire's St. Souplet Web Page A lot of Cattaraugus County boys fought in and around the
town of St. Souplet in the Battle of the Somme. Bernard LeMaire
who lives there, has put together a great web page
(even if you can't read French) with photo's, documentation and the
history of the battle. Some maps show the actual positions
of the individual Cattaraugus County outfits
- J.F.
Oakleaf''s Report : J.F. Oakleaf was an Olean
resident and an Intelligence Officer with the 108th. In 1921 the
OleanTimes published his Official report of the involvement of our own
Cattaraugus Company "I", a unit of the 108th Infantry. Link provided
courtesy of Brigham Young University.
- 100 Allegany Boys in Service
- transcribed from an article in The
Allegany Citizen.
- American Battlefield Monument
Commission's searchable
data base of 33.714 WWI dead buried at ABMC cemeteries. Does
not include those dead shipped back to the United States.
World War II
Nancy Sampson's World War II Honor Roll for
Cattaraugus county
American
Battlefield Monument Commission's searchable
data base of 93242 WWII dead buried at ABMC cemeteries. Does
not include those dead shipped back to the United States
Korea:
Nancy Sampson's Korean War
Casualties from WNY
American
Battlefield Monument Commission's searchable
data base of 38424 Korean War dead buried at ABMC
cemeteries.
This is a partial list as a file destroyed many of the records at
the National Personnel Records Services in St. Louis.
Vietnam:
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Wall Page (Searchable)
Other National Resources: