Sources used for veterans' records
- Gold Star Honor Roll IWM archive A record of Indiana Men and Women who died in service of the United States and the Allied Nations in the World War. 1914-1918 Published by the Indiana Historical Commission, Indianapolis, 1921 Fort Wayne Printing Company, Contractors for the State Printing and Binding John W. Oliver, Editor, Indiana Historical Commission
2. Book of Merit Indiana Historical Collection Vol XVIII IWM archive Official Individual Decorations and Commendations Awarded to Indiana Men and Women for Services in the World War. Compiled by Harry A. Rider, Indiana World War Records, Volume IV. Published by the Historical Bureau, Indiana Library and Historical Department, Indianapolis, 1932.
3. A History of Base Hospital 32 (Including Unit R) IWM archive edited and compiled by Benjamin D. Hintz with photographic illustrations by Charles S. Stough and others Indianapolis. Copyright 1922, Edward Kahle, Post No. 42, American Legion, Indianapolis. (A copy of this book was placed in the cornerstone box of Building “A” July 14, 1927)
4. The Daily Echo, Shortridge Daily Echo, IWM archive Wednesday, December 18, 1918, a publication from Shortridge High School, N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. Names compiled from: Shortridge Service Flag by Nell Ridpath, Librarian Shortridge High School.
5. The Story of the 139th Field Artillery, American Expeditionary Forces IWM archive by Robert L. Moorehead, Col. Field Artillery, O. R. C. (Commanding the Regiment) Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Publishing Company, Publishers Copyright 1920.
6. Heroes All, Memorial Edition, IWM archive A compendium of the names and official citations of the soldiers and citizens of the United States and of her Allies who were decorated by the American Government for exceptional heroism and conspicuous service above and beyond the call of duty in the war with Germany, 1917-1919. Harry R. Stringer, Editor, Fassett Publishing Company, Washington D. C. Copyright 1919. The Du Bois Press, Rochester, N. Y.
7. IWM Archive files
8. Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis News, Indianapolis Times, IWM Archive
Photo of members of the "Martinsville Boys" First Aid Troops. IWM Archive
The Deck School Log of the Naval Auxiliary Reserve, 1917-1919, Wm J. Byrne, Editor IWM Archive
Scrapbook of Women in Foreign Wars, IWM Archive
Evansville Courier, September and October, 1918, Listing in IWM archive file.
Misc. newspaper clippings, IWM Archives
Indiana State Historic Archives, Microfilm of WWI Veterans Bonus Records
9. The 46th Infantry USA IWM Archive A record since its organization, June 4, 1917. Published at Camp Sheridan, Alabama. January 1919
10. Indiana Persons in the World War Indiana State Archives Collection Names Addresses and Serial Numbers of the Indiana Persons Serving in the World War. Prepared from “RECORDS FROM THE UNITED STATES WAR DEPARTMENT” by the office of the Adjutant General of Indiana. 1927 (No publisher, 4 books containing a county binding of typed lists)
11. Fulton County in the World War Indiana War Memorial Archives’ Reviewed Under the Direction and Censorship of the Fulton County of Defense. Edited by Harold Van Trump A compendium of the citizens of Fulton County, Indiana and their involvement in the War effort. No publisher or date listed.
12. Lake County’s Roll of Honor, Lake County Indiana WWI Article, Hammond Times, Wednesday May 15, 1918. http://tripod.com/1918dead.htm.
13. Internet sources: Parke County http://rootsweb.com/~inparke
14. Internet source: Gibson County http://www.interment.net/data/us/in/gibson/hazelton.htm Grant County USGENWEB
15. History of Allen County in the World War Indiana State Library, I940.3772A425t Soldiers Records (Vol 2 A-B) (Vol 3 C-E)
16. Rainbow Hoosier, Elmer W. Sherwood, Indiana War Memorial Archives Printing Arts Company, Publisher. Donated by Raymond R. Luzney, 42nd FA (the most decorated Indiana National Guard Unit in the World War) Battery A, 150th FA, Rainbow Division. Indianapolis, Max R. Hyman Publisher, 1915.
17. Clay County’s Answer, Indiana War Memorial Archives An Authentic Review of Clay County’s Participation in the World WarYear Book Department of the Rogers Printing Company, Dixon and Chicago, Ill
18. A War History of Company “D” Fifth Regiment of Engineers Published April 1, 1919 Camp A. A. Humphreys, Va.
19. Centennial History and Handbook of Indiana Supplement: Highlights of Indiana in the World War, compiled and edited by Edith Margaret Evans, Speakers Bureau, State Council of Defense, and Freeman T. Felt, Battery A, 150th FA, Rainbow Division. Indianapolis, Max R. Hyman Publisher, 1915.
20. 4th Division, Its Services and Achievements in the World War, Christian A. Bach & Henry Noble Hall. Issued by the Division, 1920.
21. Internet source: WW1 Veterans of Daviess County,Indiana.http://www.rootsweb.com/~indavies/ww1.htm
22. Service Records of Ripley County in the World War Collected by Minnie Elizabeth Wycoff, 1925 4 Volumes, Indiana State Library Accession # 103930 I940.3772 R589W
23. History of Kosciusko County, Hon. L. W. Royse, The Lewis Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill. Warsaw Community Public Library, Warsaw, Indiana.
24. Ft. Sheridan Association, It’s History and Achievements, The Ft. Sheridan Association Publishers, Warsaw Community Public Library, Warsaw, IN.
25. History of the 113th Field Artillery, 30th Division, The History Committee 113th F. A., Raleigh, NC. Warsaw Community Public Library, Warsaw, IN
26. Parke County in the World War, The Rockville Tribune, 1920, I940.3772 P237P Indiana State Library.
27. Canadian Soldiers of the First World War (1914-1918), ArchiviaNet: On-line research tool: http://www.archives.ca/02/02010602_e.html, Canadian Virtual War Memorial: http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/general/sub.cfm?source=collections/virtualmem.
28. Tippecanoe County Honor Roll, Haywood Publishing Company, Lafayette, Indiana, 1919. Indiana State Library I940.3772.T595.
29. The Service Club of Indianapolis 1920 – 1955, with the biographies of 291 members who served in the World Wars. Compiled by Howard C. Caldwell. Published by the Service Club of Indianapolis, 1955. Indiana War Memorial Library.
30. Brief Historic Statement of War Work – Young Men’s Christian Association of Indianapolis, Indiana, during the World War. (typed, bound, manuscript, no date given, IWM archives)
31. Decatur County in the World War – Soldiers’ records and miscellaneous clippings, collected by Mrs. George Deiwert. June 9, 1924. 2 volumes, Indiana State Library, Accession #101014 I940.3772 II 291d.
32. Jefferson County in the World War - an historical and sociological study of one Indiana County during the war, 1917-1918, by George S. Cottman. Jefferson County Historical Society, publisher.
33. WWI Civilian Draft Registration
34. War Service Records, D. A. R., State of Indiana, Vols 1 & 2, Indiana State Library, April 9, 1921 Accession #I940.3772.D239W
35. Marion County in the World War, Soldiers Records, Indiana State Library, June 9, 1924, Accession # I940.3772.M3413 (Vol 1-E; Vol 2 F-L; Vol 3 M-R; Vol 4, S-Z)
36. Howard County in the World War, C. V. Haworth, Indianapolis, Wm. B. Burford, Printer and Binder, 1920 Accession #I940.3772 H848h Indiana State Library
37. History of Elkhart County in the World War, H. S. K. Bartholomew and Carrie Nusbaum, April 30, 1925, Indiana State Library I 940.3772.E43B
38. Service Records of Vanderburgh County, Indiana in the World War, Ethel F. McCullough and C. P. Hammerstein, 9 Volumes, April 29, 1925, I940.3772.V229M Indiana State Library (Vol 1 A-B) (Vol 2, C-D) (Vol 3, E-G) (Vol 4, H-J) (Vol 5, K-L) (Vol 6, M-N) (Vol 7, O-R) (Vol 8, S)
39. Handbook of the Robert Green McClure Section of the Cornerstone Class, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, 1927. IND366.1S431vic Indiana State Library
40. History of Grant County in the World War, Vol 2, Indiana State Library, Accession # 101045, I940.3772.G761d V.2
41. Military Records from Hamilton County in the World War, compiled by Meade Vestal I940.3772 H217 mr (Vol. 1 A-F)
42. History of Allen County, Indiana in the World War by Taylor, Isabelle H; Public Library of Fort Wayne and Allen County
43. 2d Co. 4th Mechanics Regiment, Air Service Paul N Satterthwaite
44. Crawford County, Wisconson Gold Star Anthony Francis Prochaska
45. Wisconsin Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, and Nurses from the Badger State Who Died in the Federal Service During the World War. Prepared by John G, Gregory, Department of War History
46. HonorStates.org https://www.honorstates.org/
47. Information from LaPorte County, Indiana Veterans Cemetery records. http://dunelady.com/laporte/vets/
48. Culver in the World War, 1930, the Culver Legion of Culver Military Academy, Culver, Indiana Peerless Press, South Bend, Indiana,
49. Wisconsin’s Gold Star List State Historical Society of Wisconsin Published by the society Madison, 1925
50. Book of Merit
51. The War Story of C Battery, One Hundred and Third U. S. Field Artillery, Henry T. Samson and George C. Hill, Plimpton Press, 1920
52. Nevada’s Golden Stars A Memorial Volume Designed as a gift from the State of Nevada to the Relatives of those Nevada Heroes who died in the World War. A. Carlisle & Co., of Nevada, Reno
53. Push and Pull COTS, Central Officers Training School, Twenty-sixth Company, Camp Lee, Virginia
54. Princeton in the World War, Princeton, New Jersey, The office of the secretary, Princeton University, c1932
55. The Gold Star Record of Massachusetts, Edited by Eben Putnam, The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston, 1929
56. The Official Roster of Ohio Soldiers, Sailors and Marines in the World War, 1917-18, The F. J. Heer Printing Co., 1928
57. Officers and Enlisted Men of the United States Naval Service Who Died During the World War, 1920 Washington Government Printing Office, 1920
58. The 32nd Division in the World War 1918-1919, issued by the Joint War History Commission of Michigan and Wisconsin, Wisconsin War History Commission, Madison, Wis.
59. Service Records CONNECTICUT, Men and Women of the Armed Forces of the United States during World War 1917-1920, Vol’s I, II & III, Office of the Adjutant General State Armory, Hartford, Connecticut
60. Medical Dept of the US Army in the World War Bulletin #27
61. The Story of the 91st Division, San Francisco, 91st Division Publications Committee, San Mateo, California, 1919