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• The Iron Division - The National Guard of Pennsylvania in The World War

  H. G. Proctor, Philadelphia, 1919.

• The Price Of Our Heritage

  World War 1 Iowa Rainbow Division.

• The Stars and Stripes - The American Soldiers' Newspaper of World War I, 1918-1919

  Online scanned images.

• Wisconsin's Gold Star List Soldiers, Sailors, Marines And Nurses Casualties For WWI

  This extensive list of casualties from Wisconsin provides details of the hometown, age, unit, location of death, and cause of death, for those soldiers, sailors, marines, and nurses who all gave their life in World War I.

• World War 1 Army Discharge - Missouri

  From the Saint Louis County Library. Information on the collection at the library and scanned examples of documents.

• World War I Draft Registration Cards for Missouri

  From the Saint Louis County Library. Information on the collection and finding aids at the library.

• World War I Draft Registrations - Northern Virginia

  11,000 registrations from Alexandria, Arlington (formerly Alexandria) County and Fairfax County for residents and men in the area on a registration day.

• World War I Roll of Honor: New York | New Horizons Genealogy

  World War I Roll of Honor: New York, Citizens of the State of New York who died while in the service of the United States during the World War.

• World War I Service Men and Women of Placer County

  From the History of Placer and Nevada Counties, California, by W.B. Lardner and M.J. Brock (Los Angeles: Historic Record Co., 1924). Lardner and Brock extracted the names from listings originally published in the Placer Herald newspaper of March 8, 1919.

• World War I Servicemen Index – Chester County War Aid Association

  Pennsylvania. Searchable online index.

• WorldVitalRecords.com - Colorado WWI Civilian Service Questionnaires, 1917-1922 $

  Following World War I the State of Colorado Historical and Natural History Society through the Governor’s Office compiled surveys concerning the home front services civilians provided during the war. Information found on these questionnaires may include: name; city and county of residence; detail of service of any kind in aid of the war; names of organizations and offices held in aid of war; nature of duties performed; drives participated in; names of others who did notable civilian war work; and date of record. WorldVitalRecords.com is an inexpensive, growing set of pay-for-use databases. Including vital records, court records, military records, and an extensive collection of newspapers.

• WWI Honor Roll at Topeka Genealogical Society

  Index of names, rank, service, birthplace and dates for all soldiers drafted from Shawnee County, Kansas, including details and dates for casualties.