Fayette County In The World War, (Paperback)

A county's memory is measured not just in monuments, but in the names and stories it preserves. Fayette County In The World War, by F. M. Hanes, stands as a moving testament to the courage and sacrifice of one American community during the upheaval of the early 20th century. This remarkable county wartime chronicle gathers together the local military history, honouring both the veterans who served on distant battlefields and the families who held the home front. Within these pages, readers will discover the county's honour roll, American Legion post histories, and the poignant records of those lost and those who returned, making it invaluable for genealogy research and anyone seeking a direct link to the era. As a community war memorial book, this work does more than recount battles; it captures the fabric of daily life, the collective efforts, and the enduring spirit that defined Fayette County's World War I service. Drawing from archival primary sources, it offers a rare and authentic window into the lives of ordinary people thrust into extraordinary circumstances. Whether you are a local history enthusiast, a descendant tracing family roots, or a collector of county honour roll books, this volume opens a door onto the home front contributions and the profound impact of global conflict on a single American county. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. Fayette County In The World War is more than a record; it is a cultural treasure, a bridge across generations, and a vital reference for anyone drawn to the enduring legacy of Fayette County's people in wartime.