Lloyd Culp

Private, Company M

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      Died of wounds received in action in March 19, 1918 at Baccarat Hospital. Buried in grave No. 27 in Baccarat Cemetery. Son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Culp, Madras, Oregon. Private Culp was taken ill before the regiment sailed for France and was left behind.  He joined the regiment in France on March 6th.  He went over the top with his company on March 9th, and in the encounter proved himself a good fighter and a brave soldier.

Ernest L. Stafford

Private, Company D

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       Died March 21, 1918 of scarlet fever. Buried in Baccarat Cemetery, Grave No. 32. Son of Mrs. S. A. Stafford, Clear Lake, Iowa. Private Stafford was taken sick shortly after the first battle on March 5th.  He was delirious most of the time while in the hospital and asked repeatedly for his mother.  Despite all efforts of the doctors and nurses he was too weak to resist the disease.