WARREN, William Earl


COMPANY M, 124TH INFANTRY
(Leon County)

Born: 13 December 1921 Wakulla, Florida.

Warren had completed two years of high school, lived in Wakulla
and worked in a service station earning $12 per week at the time
he enlisted in Company M, 124th Infantry Regiment 9 September
1940. He was inducted into federal service as a Private 25
November 1940. His subsequent assignments are not known but he
was reported died or killed in service during the war. His next
of kin included Laura Warren, mother, Arran Florida.





WEAVER, William Donald


COMPANY E, 124TH INFANTRY
(Suwanee County)

Born: 13 August 1915 Perry, Florida.

Weaver lived in Live Oak and worked as a grocery clerk earning
$15 per week at the time he enlisted in Company E, 124th Infantry
Regiment 22 August 1934. He was inducted into federal service as
a Corporal 25 November 1940. He was later assigned to the 119TH
INFANTRY REGIMENT, 30TH INFANTRY DIVISION. He was a Private at
the time of his death.

His next of kin included Mrs. N.A. Weaver, mother, Live Oak,
Florida.

KILLED IN ACTION; 12 July 1944 St. Lo, Normandy, France.

119th Infantry Regiment 30th Infantry Division


(The 30th Division was deeply involved in the weeks-long and
costly struggle to eject the Germans from the hedgerow country
around and near the crucial road juntion city of S. Lo. On the
12th of July, a divisional attack in the Pont Herbert area met
strong German resistance and was stopped with heavy casualties,
including Weaver).