Dekalb County WW1 Soldiers Buried in Overseas Cemeteries

This is a list of DeKalb county soldiers who died during World War 1 and were buried overseas.

Name and Address	Relationship	Name of deceased	Rank	Organization	Cemetery	Desires Pilgrimage 1930	Desires Pilgrimage Later
Carlson, Mr. Charlotte, 313 W. Exchange St., Sycamore	Mother	Carlson, Frank S.	Pvt	84th Co., 6th Regt. U.S.M.C.	Aisne-Marne		Yes
Carlson, Mrs. Selma, 410 S. 10th St., De Kalb	Widow	Carlson, Albin	Pvt	Co. H, 23rd Inf.	Meuse-Argonne	Yes
Davis, Mrs. Jennie L., 211 home St., Sycamore	Mother	Davis, Harold W.	Capt.	Co. M, 129th Inf.	Meuse-Argonne	Yes
Ecklund, Mrs. Hannah, Route 1, Kingston	Mother	Ecklund, Alvin J.	Pvt	12th Co., A.R.D.	Olse-Aisne		No
Hubbard, Mrs. Neil, 119 Evans Ave., De Kalb	Mother	Hubbard, Everett H.	Pvt	Co. G, 4th Inf.	Aisne-Marne	Yes
Nelson, Mrs. Mary, Route 2, Sycamore	Mother	Nelson, Axel W.	Pvt	Co. H, 130 Inf.	St. Mihiel		(1)
Page, Mrs. Chas. Davidson, Sandwich	Mother	Page, John E.	Cook	492d Mot. Trk. Co. 420, M. S. T.	Olse-Aisne		No
Rodgers, Mrs. Mary A., Box 52, Genoa	Mother	Rodgers, Robert L.	Pvt	Co. C, 33d Engrs.	Olse-Aisne	Yes
Titzel, Mrs. Daisy Weller, Castle and 4th Sts., Sandwich	Mother	Titzel, Frank H.	Pvt	Co. G, 11th Inf.	Meuse-Argonne		Yes
Wolters, Mrs. Anna, Route 3, Genoa	Mother	Wolters, William C.	Pvt	Co. C, 58th Inf.	Meuse-Argonne		Yes