
Name: Carter, Thomas [Major]
Regiment: Georgia Militia
Granted to: Thomas Carter
Name: Rail, Christian
Regiment: Qaulebaum’s Company South Carolina Militia
Granted to: Christiana Rail
Name: Steward, James
Regiment: Kennedy’s Company Mississippi Militia
Granted to: James Steward
Name: Webb, John
Regiment: Steele’s Company Georgia Militia
Granted to: John Webb
Name: Bonnett, John W.
Regiment: Gaffney’s Company Alabama Militia Florida War
Granted to: John W. Bonnett
Name: Coulliette, James P.
Regiment: Brown’s Company Florida Militia Florida War
Granted to: James P. Coulliette
Name: Daniel, George H.
Regiment: 2nd Regiment United States Dragons Florida War
Granted to: George H. Daniel
Name: Hawkins, Thomas
Regiment: Foster’s Company Georgia Volunteers Florida War
Granted to: Thomas Hawkins
Name: Luckie, Alexander S.
Regiment: Floyd’s Company Georgia Volunteers Creek War
Granted to: Alexander S. Luckie
Name: McClendon, Alphin D.
Regiment: Broadmax’s Company Alabama Militia Florida War
Granted to: Alphin D. McClendon
Name: Spellers, Hilliard C.
Regiment: Darby’s Company Alabama Militia Creek War
Granted to: Hilliard C. Spellers
Name: Wallace, Augustus
Regiment: 2nd Regiment Georgia Volunteers Florida War
Granted to: Augustus Wallace
Contributed 15 Oct 2010 by Linda S. Ayres
The Korean problems that led to a war actually began at the end of WWII when Korea was divided into two countries with the 38th parallel as the dividing line between North and South Korea. North Korea, with approval of Russia and China, invaded South Korea on June 25, 1950 and proceeded to take the capital of Seoul. A UN resolution to support South Korea was passed and UN troops began to arrive in South Korea in September, 1950 which was the beginning of the U. S. involvement in the war. The war continued until July 27, 1953 when a truce was established that included the 38th parallel as the border between the two countries.
There are 651 known casualties from Louisiana in the Korean War. I have transcribed
two separate lists of Louisiana Casualties and combined the information for the
LAGenWeb. The lists were about 95% identical, but each had some casualties that
did not appear on the second list as well as differences in the information
presented. One list, the "Korean War Extract Data File, as of April 29, 2008, of
the Defense Casualty Analysis System (DCAS) Files, part of Record Group 330:
Records of the Office of the Secretary of Defense", did not include casualties
that were not combat related and did not indicate the cause of death. The second
list recorded more casualties than the first list and was extracted from NARA
records. The list did not include a birth date or the branch of service, but did
include the person's serial number, cities or towns of origin instead of just
the parish and the cause of death.
It has been a difficult task combining
the two lists into a useful document for researchers, but I hope that it
provides informative data for the family researchers who had a family member
that died in the Korean War.
--Bryant Walker, 16 May 2023
| Name | Service | Rank /Rate | SN | Birthdate | Home of Record | Death Date | Recovered | Cause of Death |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ALLBRITTON, Jack | ARMY | PFC | 18276969 | 1929 | unknown | 17 Aug 1950 | Y | Killed in Action |
| ALLEN, Chelcia A.* | ARMY | CPL | 18274540 | 8 Feb 1931 | unknown | 22 Jul 1950 | N | Missing in Action - Presumed Dead |
| AULDS, Opal D. | ARMY | SGT | 38185655 | 1921 | unknown | 11 Jul 1950 | Y | Killed in Action |
| CARROLL, Joseph S. | ARMY | CPL | 18274544 | 1929 | unknown | 3 Oct 1951 | Y | Killed in Action |
| FINLEY, Douglas Shirley Jr. | MARINE CORPS | CPL | 1072229 | 15 Mar 1931 | West Monroe | 7 Mar 1951 | Y | Killed in Action |
| FOUST, Frank Andrew | MARINE CORPS | PFC | 1093877 | 27 Nov 1931 | Monroe | 28 Nov 1950 | Y | Killed in Action |
| GEWIN, Lennard E. | ARMY | 1LT | O-2000504 | 1918 | unknown | 16 Jul 1950 | Y | Killed in Action |
| HEARD, Sam Jr. | ARMY | PFC | 18350254 | 1931 | unknown | 28 Nov 1950 | N | Died while Prisoner of War |
| HUDSON, Frederick Gray III | AIR FORCE | CAPT | 17623A | 12 Sep 1923 | Monroe | 27 Nov 1950 | N | Killed in Action |
| KEEVER, Francis W. | MARINE CORPS | PFC | 1221462 | 5 Sep 1934 | Monroe | 26 Mar 1953 | Y | Killed in Action |
| MONTFORT, Houston E. | ARMY | PVT | 18281328 | 1932 | unknown | 15 Aug 1950 | Y | Killed in Action |
| MORRISON, J. A. | ARMY | CPL | 18281072 | 1931 | unknown | 28 Nov 1950 | N | Killed in Action |
| PENDARVIS, Vance L. | ARMY | PFC | 18350354 | 28 Aug 1932 | unknown | 2 Dec 1950 | N | Missing in Action - Presumed Dead |
| PURVIS, Clyde Willis | [blank] | PFC | 54099803 | [blank] | Monroe | 7 Nov 1953 | [blank] | Non-hostile Death |
| ROVIRA, Harold J. Jr. | AIR FORCE | CPL | AF25588738 | 27 Oct 1930 | West Monroe | 3 Sep 1951 | Y | Killed in Action |
| SMITH, Clifton E. Jr. | ARMY | SGT | 54031166 | 1928 | unknown | 17 Sep 1951 | Y | Killed in Action |
| TURNER, Clemon | ARMY | SGT | 18304123 | 1928 | unknown | 25 Nov 1950 | N | Missing in Action - Presumed Dead |
| WARE, James | ARMY | PVT | 54062562 | 1931 | unknown | 1 Jul 1952 | Y | Killed in Action |
* ALLEN, Chelcia A. - Korea Fox Company, 35 Infantry, RA18274540, 4745 Light
Infantry
Born in Ouachita Parish, 1/8/1931, was missing in action in South
Korea, and presumed killed on December 31, 1950. Grave marker is located in
Cypress Cemetery, in Cypress past Luna, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana. He was
awarded many outstanding military medals. Family unknown, but presumed to be in
Ouachita Parish, Louisiana. --Cher Haile, 15 Aug 2007
Contributed 16 May 2023 by Bryant Walker
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