Town of Schodack Soldiers in World War One

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1 Town of Schodack Soldiers in World War One In April of 1917 the United States declared war on Germany and prepared to enter the war raging in Europe. 224 soldiers from the Town of Schodack enlisted to serve. Over two thirds of these soldiers lived in the Village of Castleton. Soldiers from other parts of the town were represented as follows: Schodack Landing, 19; Nassau (part of Schodack), 17; Brookview, 13; East Schodack, 9; Schodack Center, 2; and South Schodack. Many of the soldiers remained stateside, but some did serve overseas. No soldiers died of disease during the war, but three were killed in action. Most of the soldiers held the rank of private, but about 10 were officers including lieutenants, one captain and two majors. There was one woman who served as a nurse and one private who was identified in the records as colored. The following list shows the soldiers from the town of Schodack who served in the war. The list is organized by locality within the town and shows the rank of officers. The names are also displayed on a bronze Honor Roll plaque in front of the Andrews Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars on Scott Avenue in Castleton. Brookview Schodack Centre Allen, William Bame, Kenneth H. Banker, Alvin Finch, Townsend Banker, Harry Cox, Herman Schodack Landing Frezon, Edward Adsit, Frank Frezon, Raymond Bogart, Thomas Hill, William Bristo, William Nichols, Bernard Brown, Carl Nichols, Edward Castle, Frederick B. Nichols, Martin Coleman, Carroll J. Nichols, Peter Coleman, Percy G. Nichols, Richard Curtis, Benjamin Van Amerongen, Frank Daley, John

2 East Schodack Schodack Landing (Con't) Ackroyd, William A. Franklin, Charles W. Hicks, Jesse Hoffman, William A. Kroner, Jacob Lance, John E. Kroner, Louis Lyman, Frank R. Leskowitz, Benjamin Miller, Leo L. Payne, Bradley Nolan, David Proper, Jesse-Killed in Action Rowe, Frederick, Jr. Schell, John Southwick Harvey G. Trespaugh,William Stanley, Peirson Van Allen, Charles Nassau (Town of Schodack) Berg, Charles South Schodack Boyce, Ralph Mann, Fred J. Chatten, Howard Morton, Willis Coons, Clarence Wendt, Howard F. Coons, Clayton Coons, Earnest Green, George Green, William Lowrie, Wilsey Mc Clellan, Robert M. Meckler, Harry Woodward, George B. Woodward, John B. Woodward, Louis Leach Woodward, Walter Young, John Young, William Village of Castleton Aloconis, Jacob Barton, Edward Beck, James (Colored) Bell, Harry J. Blake, Fletcher Bleadow, Harry

3 Boel, Cornelius Borland, Charles Brashear, Walter J. Bridenbeck, Gretchen (nurse) Bridenbeck, Le Roy Brockway, Spencer Broden, Frederick Bryant, Emmons, Capt. QMC Butler, Walter P. Campbell, Charles C., 1st Lieut. Infantry Cohen, Herman Comstook, William S. Conlin, Frederick L Conlin, James Ralph-Killed in Action Conlin, John H Cook, Charles F. Cook, Donald H. Cook, Vernon E. Davis, Robert A. Dean, Harold, 1st Lieut. Tank Corp. Dickerson, George Eiles, George Folmsbee, E. Gaylord Freehan, Clarence Freising, William A. Funk, Frank X. Gietz, Carl C. Gietz, William H. Goodnow, Weston W., Lieut. Aviation Corp. Goss, Richard Goss, William Griffin, Roy Haber, Harvey G. Haber, John H. Haber, William E. Hacker, William

4 Hauck, Edwin G. Hawks, Charles Heeder, William J. Heinser, William Heinzer, Julius Hilfrank, William L. Hoffman, Herman E. Hotaling, Charles Houlihan, Arthur Hudson, Ernest K. Hutchinson, Franklin, Major Charge NYS Draft Ingalls, Edmund H., Lieut. Aviation Corp. Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Charles Johnson, John P. Knaus, Arthur Kohlhepp, Conrad Kohlhepp, James Kohlhepp, William Kopecka, Jon Lansing, Ralph S. Lappeus, Roy Lasher, Foster Latham, Thomas C. Latham, William G. Leake, Harry Leake, Theodore, 2nd Lieut. Inf. NY Militia Lebrecht, George Leonard, Donald Leonard, Eugene Leonard, Martin Leonard, William Lewis, Peter Lodewick, Roy N. Loedwick, Ralph Maar, Bert McClusky, Frank McClusky, George

5 Miller, John F. Morgan, Earl Morgan, Raymond Muller, Oscar Munger, Augustus Munger, Frederick Mutterer, William H. Notorage, Albert Pardee, James Pardee, Lewis H. Peck, John Peter, Edwin Peter, Frederick Peterson, Abraham Peterson, James Pheifer, Clark R. Prins, Henry Prins, John Prins, Peter Rappold, Frederick Rappold, Herman P. Rappold, Phillip Rate, Elmer Rate, Jesse Rate, William J. Ray, John J. Reinhart, George Reinhart, Thomas Requa, Ralph Richmond, Raymond Rivenburg, Omar Roozeboom, Gerritt, Jr. Rosenburg, Hiram Rossman, Kenneth Salisbury, Anthony Salisbury, Darius Scheerman, Henry G.

6 Schmidt, Phillip Schondel, Charles Schouten, Cornelius Schouten, Geradus-killed in action Schouten, Herbert Schouten, John R. Schroeder, John Schwartz, George Secor, William Senner, William Small, William Smith, Charles Smith, Elmer Smith, George Smith, Leo Smith, Nathaniel Smith, Thomas Snyder, Harry Snyder, William Sturn, John J. Tanner, Carl F. Taylor, Albert S. Thompson, Jesse F. Thompson, Raymond Timmers, Dr. G. W., Major Medical Corp. Timmers, Reed B. Van Altena, Arie Van De Wal, Conrad Van De Wal, Derikus Van De Wal, Henry J. Van De Wal, John C. Van Nederynen, Albert Van Nederynen, Frederick Van Wyck, Henry Voght, Raymond J. Vosburgh, Fred., 1st Lieut. Medical Corp. Wallace, James P. Wevers, Henry

7 Whalen, Joseph M. Whalen, William Wilcox, Annsley Wilcox, Urquhart, Lieut. Aviation Corp. Wurster, John G. Ziegler, John

JACK, DONALD L. 21 JACK, ROBERT K. 22 JACK, ROSS A. 23 JACKES, JAMES C. 26 JACKMAN, JOHN C. 25 JACKMAN, THOMAS 30 JACKSON, ALAN B.

JACK, DONALD L. 21 JACK, ROBERT K. 22 JACK, ROSS A. 23 JACKES, JAMES C. 26 JACKMAN, JOHN C. 25 JACKMAN, THOMAS 30 JACKSON, ALAN B. 21 JACKSON, ALAN H. 21 JACKSON, ALEXANDER J. 32 JACKSON, ALVIN R. 20 JACKSON,