VETERANS' SALUTE (Outagamie
Residents)
Many Outagamie County men and
their related families have served in the United States
military at some point in our Nation's history. By
listing them here, we honor THEM and their contributions,
and perhaps provide answers to valuable sources of
genealogical information. We salute THEM!
If you know of any other Outagamie County veterans,
please send their names, data and stories to kc.bryan@worldnet.att.net
Revolutionary War
War of 1812
Civil War
Barclay, Lawrence
Blackwood, J.E.
Brothers, D.J. (Captain)
Buboltz, Albert
Buck, C.F.
Cordes, Carl
Curtis, Moses
Diener, Henry
Dey, John
Frambach, Henry
Gates, Porter
Gehring, John
Green, Charles
Hanchett, James
Hoefer, Fred
Hopkins, Charles
Hudson, George
Jones, William |
McCrary, Alva
Mills, Luther
Myers, George
Nye, Freeman
Priest, William H.
Priest, James
Pomeroy, Hugh
Russell, Charles
Ryan, David
Schintz, Louis
Spears, John
Stevens, Charles
Webley, James
Wilson, William
Wolcott, James Alonzo |
World War I
Patrick
Henry McHugh was a Sgt in Co.B 310th Infantry, 78th
Division in World War 1. He was inducted 18 Sept. 1917
and honorably discharged 11 June 1919. He went to Europe
9 Sept. 1918 and returned to the U.S. 29 May 1919. His
brother John Cornelius McHugh was a private in Co. A 55th
Infantry in World War 1 and died of Pneumonia in France
12 November 1918. He was returned for burial and is
buried in Bovina/St. Denis Cemetery, Shiocton.
Source: Granddaughter, Judy McHugh
World War II
Korean War
Viet Nam War
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