Hi, Just finished typing up an article published "The Cynthiana Democrat" on Thursday, May 27, 1920, Page 1, Col. 3. It details the upcoming Memorial Day (Then Decoration Day) ceremonies to be observed in Cynthiana the following week. It gives a list of the 22 WWI soldiers who died during "The Great War" who were from Harrison County, and it lists where they are buried, viz: Soldier Dead. Harrison county boys who died in service: J. Quincy Jewett, buried at Battle Grove. Cecil Cason, buried at Battle Grove. Jas. H. Sparks, buried at Jacksonville. Dawson Lemons, buried at Battle Grove. Howard Cooper, buried at Battle Grove. Edward Martin, buried at Battle grove. Wm. Vice, buried at Battle Grove. Steve Woodyard, buried at Mt. Pleasant. Emery Ferguson, buried at Berry. Dr. Wm. Booher, buried at Berry. Lonnie Mullen, buried at Curry. Walter Jennings, buried at Salem. John Goodnight, buried at Connersville. Orville Jones. Herbert Crawford Will D. Gardner, buried at Coblenz, Germany. Albert Lee Pulliam, buried in France. Stephen B. Whalen, killed in action. Claude Wilson, killed in action. John Parsons, killed in action. Colored. Orie Givens, buried in colored cemetery, Cynthiana. Frazier Smith, buried in colored cemetery. This list has four more than a list published the previous year, so there may be more to add to this list in the end. Do any of these soldiers fit into anyone's family tree? Philip Naff.