In time of need, these citizens of Laurens County pledged life, fortune, and sacred honor to their country: John W. Adams, George Attaway, Walter Berry, Lenonard T. Bostick, Joseph J. Bracewell, James Bradley, Leon F. Brannen, Fisher Brazeal, James Brown, Tom Watson Bryant, Sammie Burke, David Camp, Freeman Coley, Ashley D. Collins, William Coney, Clarence D. Fordham, Oscar Fulwood, John M. Green, Sergt. James C. Hall, Syl P. Hodges, Ben F. Howell, Pete Hudson, Charlie Huffman, Jesse Kelly, Frazier Linder, Dewitt Lindsay, James Mason, Rayfield Meacham, Jesse A. Mercer, George McCloud, Robbie R. New, Cecil Preston Perry, John D. Pope, Wilbur Pope, John M. Sanders, John Stevens, Ed Stuckey, Louis M. Thompson, Edgar Towns, Ed Washington, George C. Windham, Wayman Woodard, and Mckinley Yopp, Laurens County citizens who died in World War I.