Lee County, South Carolina honored the gallant Americans from the county who gave their lives while serving with the Armed Forces of the United States in World War I and World War II. Those who died in World War I, from 6 April 1917 to 11 November 1918, were William B. Anderson, James D. Evans, Johen Harden, James D. Heriot, Elmore W. McCaskill, Charlton H. McFadden, Willie W. McCutchen, Claude Moore, Murry L. Parker, John I. Register, Clifford Skinner, Charles C. Timmons, Nathaniel Anderson, Robert J. Carter, John Cornwell, Jesse Goodman, James Harington, Marion Harry, Henry Holmes, Clarence Kennedy, Golden Kennedy, Vander Moses, Lucius Shaw, and John Thomas. Those who died in World War II, from 7 December 1941 to 14 August 1945, were Roosevelt Cook, Wallace Scarborough, Washington Spann, Charles E. Amerson, Marvin O. Atkinson, Ernest R. Baker, Curtis M. Bradley, Clennie E. Brown, George E. Dixon, Jr., Henry Q. Harbort, John W. Hilton, Wallace S. Holloman, Elias M. Huggins, Frank B. Huggins, Hjalmer Kelley, Leslie W. McCaskill, Henry G. Muldrow, Jr., John E. Muldrow, Jr., George P. Poovey, Thomas H. Rembert, Jr., Carrol W. Reynolds, Clenny Rogers, Jr., Francis H. Scarborough, Marvin W. Spencer, Marion Stuckey, Othello M. Stuckey, Joe E. Truett, Alva L. Tidwell, Alva B. Watson, George S. Windham, and James C. Woodham.