Arizona in The Great War
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Those from Arizona Killed: 127 The majority died within weeks or days of the war's end.
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The 158th "Bushmasters" Infantry Regiment and the 40th Infantry Division
The 1st Arizona Volunteer Infantry was drafted into federal service 5 August 1917, re-designated as the 158th Infantry Regiment (1st Arizona Infantry) as part of the 79th Brigade, of the 40th Division and was sent overseas to France in August 1918.
The regiment saw no active service at the front, however its men furnished replacement personnel to other units and was honored by acting as guard of honor to President Woodrow Wilson during his visit in France in 1918 with the 158th Infantry Band chosen as Wilson’s honor band. The regiment was mustered out of federal service on May 3, 1919.
The 127 Men Who Gave Their Life From Arizona
In memoriam: Name, Home Of Record
- Aigner, Egnotz W., Phoenix
- Allen, George F., Phoenix
- Balk, Dart H., Somerton
- Bates, Henry J., Hayden Jct.
- Berry, Henry Herman, Globe
- Boyer, Louis S., Globe
- Burruel, Ramon, Tucson
- Burt, William R., Miami
- Cabutto, Gaspare P., Macey
- Cameron, George, Bisbee
- Carlos, Raphael L., Flagstaff
- Carter, Sidney D., Yuma
- Chamberlain, Harry A., Pine
- Clarke, Samuel R.S., Casa Grande
- Climo, Thomas N., Hayden
- Cogdell, Jim C., Glendale
- Comina, Louis, Chrysolite
- Connevey, Robert L., Bowie
- Cordova, Justo B., Williams
- Costantelos, John G., Bisbee
- Crenshaw, Everett A., Miami
- Crews, Chester W., Mayer
- Curry, Corlande B., Tucson
- Davis, Eli, Skull Valley
- Davis, Thomas H., Douglas
- Dominguez, Joaquin, Yuma
- Draper, Edward M., Wickenburg
- Dubois, James E., Bonita
- Elliott, Gilbert R., Hayden
- Engle, Leonard Adolphus, Bisbee
- Flake, Charles L., Snowflake
- Frankovich, Milo S., Bisbee
- Garrett, Mancil J., Superior
- Golden, Victor E., Nogales
- Graham, Noel H., Stoddard
- Grant, Walter Herbert, Prescott
- Gray, Bertram, Vicksburg
- Gregg, Francis M., Winkelman
- Griffin, Norman E., Hayden
- Harding, Charles A., Seligman
- Hargis, Marion D., Mesa
- Harmon, Guy B., Bisbee
- Harrington, Parmer, Miami
- Hazelton, Lewis, Liberty
- Henderson, Oral T., Jerome
- Hendrickson, Charles C., Globe
- Hendrix, James, Lowell
- Higley, James S., Phoenix
- Hilburn, Robert F., Douglas
- Horgan, Harry B., Congress Jct.
- Humphreys, Fred A., Casa Grande
- Igo, William, Naco
- Ivens, John W., Grand Canyon
- Jacobsen, Theodore A., Kelvin
- Jamison, Guy A., Prescott
- Judson, Ralph A., Phoenix
- Junge, August A., Pearce
- Kellis, Burnice B., Wickenburg
- Kelly, John, Mayer
- Kerby, Arthur, Webb
- Kern, William P., Superior
- King, Howard S., Tucson
- Kinsman, William A., Humbolt
- Knozvich, Fred, Globe
- Kotlar, Tony P., Copper Hill
- Kovich, Kris, sLowell
- Lang, Accua E., Douglas
- Lee, Fred D., Bisbee
- Leonard, Jerome, Douglas
- Lewis, John R., Pinedale
- Linstrum, Clemens, Douglas
- Lisle, Samuel V., St. Johns
- Lopez, (unknown), Casa Grande
- Lopez, Eugenio R., Wilcox
- Love, Cramer C., Yuma
- Luke, Frank K. Jr., Phoenix
- Lusk, Harvey, Phoenix
- Major, Irvin D., Altman
- Manner, Peter, Bisbee
- Manzo, Vicente, Benson
- Marlow, Alfred, Globe
- Mc Clanahan, Frank C., Phoenix
- Mc Cullock, Willie Lee, Metcalf
- Mc Dermott, Morgan B., Tucson
- Mc Gonigle, William, Bisbee
- Mc Kenney, Hugh L., Douglas
- Mc Knight, Clay, Douglas
- Mc Lellan, Roy M., Florence
- Medigovich, Samuel P., Bisbee
- Moisa, Elexandro B., Jerome
- Moore, Mark A., Flagstaff
- Morris, Joseph S., Phoenix
- Naylor, Herbert, Douglas
- Owens, Sidney, Prescott
- Parsons, William F., Oracle
- Patterson, Duncan J., Globe
- Patterson, Fredrick H., Tucson
- Perkins, Frank, Winslow
- Pinyan, Dugald L., Globe
- Plamenaz, Blatz, Bisbee
- Pollino, Henry, Globe
- Rasmussen, John, Phoenix
- Ridge, Edward L., Canille
- Rivers, Mathew B., Sacaton
- Rogers, Marion E., Mesa
- Rothrock, Henry H., Mesa
- Salazar, Jose C., Tucson
- Salgado, Alfredo, Tucson
- Sheets, Wiley, Miami
- Simpson, Ben B., Somerton
- Slaughter, John H., Springerville
- Smith, Lehi L., Snowflake
- Snyder, William A., Miami
- Swaskegama, Sam, Kinsman
- Swift, Joseph F., Safford
- Theobald, Jacob K., Prescott
- Tillman, Dennis F., Phoenix
- Tisdale, Arthur J., Jerome
- Tohtieff, Solamgary D., Globe
- Tulk, Flim, Paradise
- Walter, William, Seligman
- Whitley, Sharp B., Winkelman
- Wight, Arthur A., Miami
- Wilson, (unknown), Clifton
- Wilson, Ashley, Clifton
- Windham, William T., Geronimo
- Wright, Richard M., Phoenix
Camp Harry J. Jones
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| Camp Harry Jones |
Originally when the Camp was established it was called Camp Douglas. In February 1916, the Sixth Brigade’s Commanding Officer asked that the camp be named in honor of Corporal Harry J. Jones, an enlisted man shot Nov. 2, 1915, while guarding the U. S. Customs House in Douglas.
Camp Harry J. Jones is located on the Mexican border just east of Douglas, Arizona, and was active from around 1910 to about 1933.
Resources
- Family Search - Arizona Military Records
- lib.byu.edu - Arizona's war dead World War I
- Archives.gov - World War I Draft Registration Cards Microfilm Roll List, M1509: Arizona (19 rolls)
- Access Genealogy.com - Arizona Genealogy
- Home of Heroes.com -21 Medals of Honor are Accredited to Arizona 2 in WW I
- Cyndi's List.com - World War I: The Great War Locality Specific United States
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