People from Schuyler County served in World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War, and special honor was given to those who made the supreme sacrifice: in World War I, 1917-1918, Walter A. Black, Angus Armel, James Belville, Noah C. Bollinger, Chester Breen, Thomas H. Burnside, Joseph Cathers, Winnie Eckroy, John M. Green, Jesse Jacobs, Guy Lawson, Isaac V. Matney, Warren McCabe, Charles Poole, Frank Sherrill, Guy Ridings, Henry A. Stambaugh, Paul Tarr, and Elmer Ward; in World War II, 1941-1945, Ralph O. Bedenbender, Ralph Blurton, Robert W. Brackett, Marshall Cady, Walter LaVerne Cole, Stanley Constable, Edward J. Corman, Jr., Charles I. Cunningham, William Henry Doyle, George D. French, Gayle C. Gillenwater, Clifford L. Grafton, Irvin Parke Gray, Floyd B. Haffner, Archie Hendricks, Howard G. Homberger, Harold Ingles, Dean W. Jones, Frank J. Jones, Verlin P. Kirkham, Howard W. Lashbrook, Charles H. Lawler, Roland P. Lawler, Fred McCombs, Floyd E. Miller, Glenn E. Oliver, W. Fenton Overfelt, Wilson J. Poole, John R. Shores, Carl Wayne Taylor, Ivan Ray Vincent, Marion R. Young, Russell W. Wherley, Elmo Dean Winston, Merle Winston, and Lyle D. Ward; in the Korean War, 1950, Norman Cox, Wilbur E. Utter, Eugene Ward, and John Kerska; and in the Vietnam War, 1964, Charles W. Bricker and John R. Hendrix.