A record, reproduced

Clarke County's Roll of Honor, 1919

The names of Clarke County men in the service in the World War, as the Clarke Courier printed them on July 3, 1919, from the list furnished to the Clerk of the Circuit Court. The clipping is shown first, then a transcription in the order it was printed.

The 1919 list was printed in parts by race, under the headings shown, and this page reproduces it as printed.

A tall newspaper column headed "CLARKE COUNTY'S ROLL OF HONOR," with a short introduction about recording the names with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, followed by long lists of names, the second list headed "COLORED".

"Clarke County's Roll of Honor": the list recorded with the Circuit Court clerk, printed in two parts, the second headed "Colored."

What this image does and does not showA crop of part of one newspaper page; the rest of the page is not shown.

Clarke Courier (Berryville, Va.), July 3, 1919, page 1. Library of Congress, Chronicling America. Rights Changes: Cut from the Library of Congress page image (IIIF region 1483,2202,1342,5168 of the full-resolution page), 1342 by 5168 pixels, scaled to 1200 by 4621 and re-encoded as JPEG for the web. Nothing retouched or added.

Source: Clarke Courier, Berryville, Va., July 3, 1919, page 1: "CLARKE COUNTY’S ROLL OF HONOR" and "ALL IS NOW READY FOR CLARKE COUNTY’S WELCOME HOME DAY" Open the full image

Transcription 270 names

Transcribed as printed, left column then right, and read a second time against the page image. [sic] marks the printer's own slip; letters in [ ] are under an ink smear on the page. Each name links to the man's row in the roll of Clarke County veterans, or to his page where this site has one (7). 5 names are left unlinked: it is not settled which row of the roll, if any, is the same man.

CLARKE COUNTY'S ROLL OF HONOR

The following is a liist [sic] of the names the Local Board and the Adjutant General furnished to the Clerk of the Circuit Court to be recorded, under an Act of the General Assembly of Virginia.

The law further provides that "Any person who has joined either the Naval or Military Forces of the United States or its Allies, may have his name spread upon said record, upon application, and proof of such service, or some person may make application for him."

All men who were in the service and whose name did not appear on the Local Board's List should present the proper proof to the Clerk and have his name recorded on the permanent rolls preserved in said office.

IN NAVY

Those Enlisted in National Guard

The roll of Clarke County veterans · Veterans of Clarke County

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