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Michigan, Minnesota,
and Mississippi Indians Wounded in Action
The following Indians Wounded in Action, are listed by Name, Tribe and
Location of death. The name under the photograph is the person shown. No
additional information was provided in the book.
Irving J. Theodore, Saginaw, Pacific
Thurlow McClellan, Ottawa-Chippewa, Palaus
Daniel Bellanger, Chippewa, France
John Northrup, Chippewa, France
Eugene Johnson, Chippewa, Cassino
Jimmie Lussier, Chippewa
Harry Fairbanks, Chippewa, France
William Jourdain, Chippewa
Maurice Kelley, Chippewa, Germany
Stanley Nordwall, Chippewa
Johnson Ray, Chippewa, Germany
Simon Desjarlait, Chippewa, Belgium
Delmar Needham, Chippewa
George L. Mason, Chippewa, Germany
Wallace D. Stewart, Chippewa, France
William Good, Chippewa, Germany
Raymond F. Roberts, Chippewa, France
Robert King, Chippewa, France
Harry Smith, Chippewa, France
Frank N. Lajeunesse, Chippewa, Normandy
Fran A. Toutloff, Chippewa, Pacific
George H. Trombley, Chippewa, Luzon
Edward George Burns, Chippewa, Guam
Herbert Beaulieu, Chippewa, Germany
Albert Whitecloud, Chippewa, New Guinea
Louis Livingston, Chippewa, Leyte
John Davis, Chippewa, France
James Deschamps, Chippewa, France
Mark Naganub, Chippewa
Jeffrey Duhaime, Chippewa
Stephen Zimmerman, Chippewa, Leyte
Lloyd Para, Chippewa, Germany
Andrew Amyotte, Chippewa
William Amyotte, Chippewa
Eugene Amyotte, Chippewa
Burdette Shearer, Chippewa, Germany
Louis Dunn, Chippewa, Germany
Phillip Ray, Chippewa, Luzon
Everett Ojibway, Chippewa, Germany
Eugene Savage, Chippewa, Germany
Gerald Sheehy, Chippewa, Italy
Clifford Danielson, Chippewa, Italy
Robert Wendling, Chippewa, Germany
Eugene Howes, Chippewa, Italy
William Howes, Chippewa, Pacific
Frank Billy, Choctaw, Pacific
Bethany Morris, Choctaw, Europe
Hudson Tubby, Choctaw, Europe
Willie Thompson, Choctaw, Europe
Sidney Wilson, Choctaw, Europe
J.C. Willis, Choctaw, Mediterranean
John Lee Gibson, Choctaw, Europe
Notes About Book:
Source: Indians In The War, By Ulian H. Steward, United States Department of the
Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, Chicago, Illinois, November 1945
Notes about Online Publication: This manuscript has been ocr'd and heavily
edited. Many of the Native American words have been reproduced as clearly as
online publication will allow us, but not all are exactly the way they were in
the original work. The structure of this manuscript has been changed to allow
better online presentation.
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