Tracy in San Joaquin County, California — The American West (Pacific Coastal)
Tracy World War I Memorial and Honor Roll
Photographed by Andrew Ruppenstein, September 19, 2020
1. Tracy World War I Memorial and Honor Roll Marker
Inscription.
In Honor
* Richard Norton Coupe.
* Thomas Shields De Haven.
* Lewis A. Griffith.
* James McDermott.
* Wm. V. Schleiger.
Made the supreme sacrifice.
Adair. E M. ·
Adams. J.W. ·
Alviso, A.I. ·
Anderson, H. ·
Baatz, F. ·
Banta, V.O. ·
Bagby, W.L. ·
Bauer, J.R. ·
Beanland, W.L. ·
Belden, J.C. ·
Beckwith, C.H. ·
Beebe, E.R. ·
Beidelman,M.H. ·
Bernal, E.R. ·
Billingsby, C.B. ·
Black, L.R. ·
Blackman, H.I. ·
Bloise, J. ·
Branch, E.H. ·
Brown, A. ·
Brown, J. ·
Bush, C.S. ·
Buschke, C. ·
Buschke, H. ·
Buschke, P. ·
Burke, T. ·
Butler, P. ·
Canale, J.H. ·
Carter, C.E. ·
Carter, E.Z. ·
Cardinez, J. ·
Casseretto, H.E. ·
Cobb, N.W. ·
Daoust, V. ·
Davis, W.P. ·
Day, G.W. ·
Day, W. ·
Dean, W.I. ·
Devenny, O. ·
Derby, R. ·
Dimonti, S. ·
Doid, O. ·
Eggers, F. ·
Eggers, W. ·
Ellis, W.A. ·
Ennis, L. ·
Erickson, L. ·
Fabian, L. ·
Falltrick, A.P. ·
Finck, H.C. ·
Fitzgerald, J.G. ·
Fleharty, E. ·
Fleener, A.V. ·
Fondren, E.R. ·
Forrester, J.F. ·
Frerichs, C. ·
Frerichs, E.A. ·
Frerichs, H.M. ·
Frederickson, C. ·
Frinck,
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F. ·
Frink, W. ·
Frisvold, S.A. ·
Gallagher, H.M. ·
Gardener, B.F. ·
Genzen, L.W. ·
Gerlach, H.D. ·
Gillette, R. ·
Gilletti, J.R. ·
Gleason, R.C. ·
Goenheimer, G.W. ·
Griffith, C.W. ·
Griffith, E.H. ·
Gruber, J. ·
Hall, L.T. ·
Hanson, J.H. ·
Harder, P.W. ·
Harrison, R.E. ·
Haugh A. ·
Haynes, J. ·
Heinbockel, G. ·
Holloway, H.E. ·
Hogen, A.H. ·
Holman, E. ·
Hondaa, E. ·
Hubbard, F. ·
Hughes, T.B. ·
Ingram, J.C. ·
Irish, F.H. ·
Jenkins, C. ·
Jenkins, E.W. ·
Jons, P.C. ·
Kampfen, F. ·
Keeler, H. ·
Kelly, W.V. ·
Kelly, J. ·
Kephart, L. ·
Kingery, J.W. ·
Krohn, J. ·
Ladd, A.W. ·
Lauritzen, C. ·
Leal, A. ·
Levin, M. ·
Lemgau, J. ·
Lewis, G. ·
Lindsay, C.E. ·
Loftus J.F. ·
Longacre, R.U. ·
Louis, B.G. ·
Lozano, S.M. ·
Magnuson, H.O. ·
Mark, J. ·
Martin, E.M. ·
Mathies, E.L. ·
Mcgrory, H.A. ·
Mccrory, J.E. ·
McDermott, G. ·
McDermott, F.B. ·
Mckeaney, L.O. ·
Mcneil, W.T. ·
Medina, F. ·
Messer, H. ·
Miller, A. ·
Munger, M.E. ·
Murphy, J. ·
Neal, J.W. ·
Needham, G.E. ·
Needham, R. ·
Nichols, R.L ·
O'Conner, J.J. ·
O'Connell,
Photographed by Andrew Ruppenstein, September 19, 2020
2. Tracy World War I Memorial and Honor Roll Marker - wide view
The memorial plaque is visible just to the right of the door.
J. ·
Parke, W. ·
Patterson, G.E. ·
Pereira, F.T. ·
Petervan, N. ·
Pierce, F.L. ·
Randoph, W. ·
Readington, C.H. ·
Reed, C.E. ·
Rosin, G. ·
Rosin, W.H. ·
Ross, F. ·
Samed, D.W. ·
Samed, J. ·
Schmidt, E.A. ·
Schmidt, J. ·
Scaletti, J. ·
Schlitter, A.W. ·
Schlueter, H. ·
Schleuter, J. ·
Schroeder, H. ·
Seery, J.F. ·
Selma, G.S. ·
Sharp, O.S. ·
Shields, E. ·
Sibley, A.H. ·
Sims, B.C. ·
Simmons, H.M. ·
Sitkoskie, A. ·
Smith, D.M. ·
Stanton, G.M. ·
Stewart, O. ·
Storm, B. ·
Sullivan, L. ·
Sweem, O.C. ·
Terrall, S. ·
Tollen, R.H. ·
Trambel, S. ·
Tyner, G.E. ·
Vogt, E J. ·
Vogt, L.C. ·
Vogt, R.D. ·
Von Dissen, F.L. ·
Walters, G.O. ·
West, P.A. ·
Whelan, J. ·
Williams, A. ·
Williams, H. ·
Williams, J. ·
Williams, W.H. ·
Wilshire, A.E. ·
Wooten, O.P. ·
Young, T.
Who served in the United States Army and Navy in the World War 1917-1919
Erected 1919 by Citizens of Tracy and Westside San Joaquin County.
Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World I.
Location. 37° 44.23′ N, 121° 25.562′ W. Memorial is in Tracy, California,
in San Joaquin County. It is at the intersection of North Central Avenue and 9th Avenue, on the left when traveling north on North Central Avenue. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 835 North Central Avenue, Tracy CA 95376, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in the San Joaquin Valley and specifically in the Central Valley. It is also on the American Pacific Coast. Globally, it is in North America, on the Ring of Fire, in the Pacific Rim, in the Western Hemisphere, in the Western World, and in the Anglosphere. Historically, it finds itself in what was once New Spain and also Mexico’s Alta California.
Another marker is no longer nearby. First Transcontinental Railroad (was approx. 7.4 miles away but has been confirmed missing).
Credits. This page was last revised on September 24, 2020. It was originally submitted on September 20, 2020, by Andrew Ruppenstein of Lamorinda, California. This page has been viewed 378 times since then and 24 times this year. Photos:1, 2. submitted on September 20, 2020, by Andrew Ruppenstein of Lamorinda, California.
