Roll of Honor for the METTY Family

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Listed alphabetically below are the names of members of the METTY family who have been members of the armed forces of their country. This list is from the records I currently have in my possession and certainly is not all inclusive. If you have knowledge of someone with the surname METTY who is a descendant of Jacques Mete' and would like to have their name added to the list, please e-mail me their name, branch of service and dates of service if known and I will add them to this list.

Alexis Metty, Michigan Calvary, entered 13 Dec 1862 and discharged 9 Jun 1865
Andrew Metty, Michigan Calvary, entered 2 Feb 1863 and discharged 17 Jul 1865
Anthony Metty, Territorial Militia, appointed ensigh 18 Dec 1824
Bernard Leroy Metty, U. S. Army, WWII
Cleo Francis Metty, U. S. Coast Guard, entered 23 Sep 1958 and retired 30 Mar 1981
Cyril Metty, Michigan Infantry, entered 20 Feb 1865 and discharged 16 Sep 1865
Dennis Dale Metty, U. S. Navy
Earl Gilbert Metty, U. S. Army, entered 19 Oct 1942
Earl Phillip Metty, U. S. Navy, entered 16 Apr 1917 and discharged 1 Oct 1919
Ezechiel Metty, Michigan Calvary, entered 27 Jan 1864 and discharged 9 Jun 1865
Francis (Frank) Metty, Michigan Infantry, entered 2 Feb 1865 and discharged 16 Sep 1865
George Andrew Metty, U. S. Calvary, entered 26 Nov 1901 and discharged 28 Nov 1904
Gerald Raymond Metty, U. S. Army, entered 30 May 1953 and discharged 29 May 1955
Gregory Thomas Metty, U. S. Air Force, entered Jan 1984
Harold Francis Metty, U. S. Army, entered 24 apr 1944 and discharged 14 May 1946
Howard James Metty, U. S. Army Air Force entered 8 Jul 1943
Isaac Metty, Michgian Infantry, entered 29 Jan 1864 and killed 31 May 1864
Jacques Mete', 1 Dec 1730 Soldat de la compagnie De M. Le Baron de Longueuil
James Metty, Michigan Volunteers, entered 29 Jan 1864 and died 15 May 1865
Julie Deanne Metty, U. S. Army, entered 3 Oct 1978 and discharged 2 Oct 1981
Laverne Alexander Metty, U. S.Army Air Force entered 15 Aug 1942 and discharged 25 Oct 1945
Laverne O. Metty, U. S. Army, entered 1 Aug 1942
Lyle Adrian Metty, U. S. Marines, entered 1965 and discharged 1968
Mark Christian Metty, U. S. Army, entered 1966
Michael Raymond Metty, U. S. Navy, entered Sep 1980 and retired Jan 2001 USS KENTUCKY
Norbert J. Metty, U. S. Army, entered 30 Oct 1942
Peter Metty, Michigan Volunteers, entered 18 Jun 1847 and discharged 30 Jun 1848
Raymond Paul Metty, U. S. Army, entered 5 Jan 1943 and discharged 24 Jan 1946
Rene Metty, Michigan Terr Militia, entered 2 Jul 1812 and surrendered 16 Aug 1812
Richard Metty, U. S. Air Force
Robert J. Metty, U. S. Navy, entered 17 Aug 1964 and retired 30 Nov 1985
Robert J. Metty,Jr, U. S. Marines entered 2 Dec 1986 released to reserves 18 Aug 1988
Samuel Metty, Mich Light Artillery, entered 4 Apr 1863 and discharged 21 Jul 1865
Sylvester Earl Metty, U. S. Army, entered 22 Jun 1942 and discharged 1945
Theophile Metty, Mich Terr Militia, entered 21 Apr 1812 and surrendered 16 Aug 1812
Theophile Metty II, Mich Terr Militia, entered 2 Jul 1812 and surrendered 16 Aug 1812
Thomas Leo Metty, U. S. Air Force, entered Jun 1952 and discharged Jul 1956
William Metty, U. S. Army, entered 10 Jun 1870 and discharged 9 Jun 1880
William Lawrence Metty, U. S. Army, service during WWI
William Merrill Metty, U. S. Army Air Corps, entered 16 Mar 1943 and discharged 1945
William Leroy Metty, U. S. Army, entered 1968 and discharged 1970

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