World War II 1940-1946

From 1940 to 1946, the dead of Dickson County, Tennessee, were honored as men who died that freedom might live. Those remembered were Adams, Carl Adcock, Curtis Ashworth, Fred W. Baker, William N. Bellar, Robert Black, James L. Bone, Thomas Bradford, Elmer Boaz, Robert E. Brown, Joe H. Browning, Archie Brunet, Frank Buchanan, Allen Burgess, Larry L. Cannon, Newton Chapps, Charles T. Daniel, Robert E. Dickson, Nollie Edgin, James W. Edwards, Phillip M. Field, M. Nor Finch, Austin Foster, Wesley B. Franklin, Howard Gentry, Allie F. Gray, John L. Hood, William R. Hood, John F. Hudson, E. W. Kelley, Woodrow W. Lamb, Mike Lankford, James D. Luther, John W. Luther, Delbert G. Larkins, John M. Lamastus, Dudley B. McElhiney, Cecil R. Martin, Oscar E. Miller, William T. Mitchell, Van J. Murrell, Harry Osborn, James Ostrander, Andy L. Patey, Randol Sensing, Arnold Sensing, Benjamin C. Sizemore, William E. Skegggs, George Spahr, Raymond Stinson, Roy L. Stokes, Grandville Story, Louie E. Taylor, Clyde M. Tidwell, Landon C. Tuggle, Joe W. Underwood, Leamond Better, Adrain F. Walton, Mack Colored Men Hall, James E. Hopson, and Nelson.

Dickson, Tennessee · United States