Joseph W. Guyton
Joseph W. Guyton (1889-1918) lived most of his life near Evart, working as a farmer, plumber, and well driller. When the U.S. entered World War I in 1917, Guyton was drafted into the army. He could have elected not to go since he was married and had a child, but instead he served with the 126th Infantry Regiment of the 32nd “Red Arrow Division.” On May 24, 1918, shortly after reaching the front line in the Alsace region of what was then Germany, Guyton was the first American killed on German soi
Contact & Location
- Corner Lot of N. Main and 5th Streets, Evart, MI 49631
More in the Evart guide
Information is believed to be accurate as of our last review. Hours, pricing, and availability may change. Please contact the business directly to confirm details before visiting.