1. Flagged Albert French, shown as KIA, but was not. .
  2. Flagged Finnis E. Abbott, shown as KIA,  but was not. .
  3. Flagged Albert L. Adair, shown as DOW, but was not. .
  4. Flagged Floyd E. Adcock, shown as KIA, but was not. .
  5. Flagged Denis Ashworth, shown as KIA, but was not. .
  6. Flagged Levi N. Auldridge, shown as DOD, but was not. .
  7. Flagged Ernest E. Berry, shown as KIA, but was not. .
  8. Flagged Luciano Villanueva, shown KIA, but was not. .
  9. Flagged Thomas C. Bland, shown as KIA, but was not. .
10. Flagged William Bohler, shown KIA, but was not. .
11. Flagged George E. Bradshaw, Shown KIA, but was not. .
12. Flagged James H. Briggs, shown as KIA, but was not. .
13. Flagged Marion L. Brooks, shown as KIA, but was not. .
14. Flagged Worth B. Burleson, shown DOD, but was not. .
15. Flagged Ira D. Chambers, shown as KIA, but was not. .
16. Flagged John Frederick Clark, shown DOD, but was not. .
17. Flagged Ed Colgrove, shown as KIA, but was not. .
18. Flagged James Cooke, shown as KIA, but was not. .
19. Flagged Gerald Robert Cox, shown KIA, but was not. .
20. Flagged Martin V. Cox, shown KIA, but was not. .
21. Flagged John B. Damrel, shown as KIA, but was not. .
22. Flagged William D. Dunham, shown KIA, but was not. .
23. Flagged Charlie B. Elder, shown as KIA, but was not. .
24. Flagged Joe V. Emmons, shown as KIA, but was not. .
25. Flagged William A. Farris, shown as KIA, but was not. .
26. Flagged Charles Scott Fee, shown as DOW, but was not. .
27. Flagged Alex F. Ferrell, shown as KIA, but was not. .
28. Flagged Frank Fillip, shown as DOW, but was not. .
29. Flagged Albert Fines (Fine Sr.) as KIA, but was not. .
30. Flagged Roy E. Gallegly, shown as KIA, but was not. .
31. Flagged David L. Garner, shown as DOW, but was not. .
32. Flagged Charlie A. Glaenzel, shown as KIA, but was not. .
33. Flagged Charles F. Graham, shown as KIA, but was not. .
34. Flagged William H. Harwell, shown as KIA, but was not. .
35. Flagged John K. Hasty, shown twice as KIA, but was not. See Tex WW1 record.
36. Flagged Lazelle Huckabee, shown as KIA, but was not. .
37. Flagged Otis W. Huff, shown as KIA, but was not. .
38. Flagged Jens Jenson, shown as KIA, but was not. See Tex WW1 record.
39. Flagged Price K. Johnson, shown as DOD, but was not. .
40. Flagged William H. Johnson, shown as KIA, but was not. .
41. Flagged Collie Johnston, shown DOD, but was not. .
42. Flagged John A. Kelly, shown as KIA, but was not. .
43. Flagged Edmund Klapuch, shown as KIA, but was not. .
44. Flagged James V. Leak, shown as KIA, but was not. .
45. Flagged Amos Lowe, shown as DOD, but was not. See Tex WW1 record.
46. Flagged Clayton A. Marhoff, shown as KIA, but was not. See Tex WW1 record.
47. Flagged Henry C. Mathews, shown as KIA, but was not. .
48. Flagged Russel R. McGinnis, shown as KIA, but was not. .
49. Flagged Henry H. McWilliams, shown as KIA, but was not. .
50. Flagged Arnie Mosley, shown as KIA, but was not. .
51. Flagged Emmett J. Newcomer, shown KIA, but was not. .
52. Flagged Charlie Null, shown as KIA, but was not. .
53. Flagged Will Owens, shown as DOA, but was not. .
54. Flagged James L. Pate, shown as KIA, but was not. .
55. Flagged Marcus Pena, shown as KIA, but was not. See Tex WW1 record.
56. Flagged Walter Pierce, shown as KIA, but was not. See Tex WW1 record.
57. Flagged Albert R. Potter, shown as KIA, but was not. See Tex WW1 record.
58. Flagged Pelham P. Pyle, shown as KIA, but was not. See Tex WW1 record.
59. Flagged Willard H. Rice, shown as KIA, but was not. .
60. Flagged Joe Neil Rogers, shown as DOD, but was not. See Tex WW1 record.
61. Flagged Albert W. Seay, shown as KIA, but was not. See Tex WW1 record.
62. Flagged Dick Sewell, shown as KIA, but was not. See Tex WW1 record.
63. Flagged Houston Shelton, shown as DOD, but was not. .
64. Flagged William J. Spikes, shown as KIA, but was not. .
65. Flagged William E. Spruce, shown as DOW, but was not. .
66. Flagged Jacob Stoll, shown as DOD, but was not. See Tex WW1 record.
67. Flagged Bonn H. Thomas, shown as DOW, but was not. .
68. Flagged Clifford C. Thomas, shown as KIA, but was not. .
69. Flagged Rosendo Torres, shown as KIA, but was not. See Tex WW1 record.
70. Flagged John L. Tucker, shown as KIA, but was not. See Tex WW1 record.
71. Flagged James E. Turpin, shown as KIA, but was not. .
72. Flagged Samuel G. Ward, shown as DOD, but was not. .
73. Flagged Carl C. Williams, shown as KIA, but was not. .
74. Flagged George Curtis Wylie, shown as KIA, but was not. .
75. Flagged Arthur L. Yarborough, shown as KIA, but was not. .

is a link to click for viewing FindAGrave's memorial of the veteran.
See Tex WW1 record means refer to FamilySearch dot org's Texas, World War I Records, 1917-1920.
There are some duplicates found in the book and I noted them with an asterisk.
There are some spelling errors found and I noted them with an text.
There are some veterans in the book and I did not find records of them DNF.
There are some veterans in the book and I found them from another state. Some were listed in Texas only because they were in the 36th Texas Infantry Division.

DOD = "Died of Disease. Those who suffered fatal sickness, as opposed to WOUNDS."
[No Purple Heart awarded]

DNB = "Died Non-Battle. Other line-of-duty deaths, such as from homicide, suicide or
accidents outside combat areas [including training and manuever deaths]." [No Purple Heart awarded]

DOA = "Died of Accident. [Category used in the book Soldiers of the Great War instead of DNB]." [No Purple Heart awarded]

DOW = "Died of Wounds. Persons who were wounded in battle and later died."
[An automatic Purple Heart awarded]

KIA = "Killed in Action. An individual who was killed in action, whether at the front or by enemy action in the rear areas, or if a prisoner of war, whether by air bombardment of his prison camp or by being shot while escaping. [An automatic Purple Heart awarded]

MIA = "Missing in Action/Missing. A casualty classification assigned to combatants, military chaplains, combat medics, and prisoners of war who are reported missing during wartime or ceasefire. They may have been killed, become prisoners of war, wounded, lost at sea, or deserted. If deceased, neither their remains nor grave has been positively identified. Becoming MIA has been an occupational risk for as long as there has been warfare or ceasefire." [Not an automatic Purple Heart awarded]