From 1917 to 1919, men from Raynham entered the service of their country during World War I, and in 1928 the Town of Raynham erected a memorial in their honor, naming Danforth Chester Ashley, Harold A. Barker, A. L. Bombardier, Edmond Bradshaw, Rh Canham, Walter Chappel, Arthur Commeau, Edward Commeau, James Constantine, Israel Connors, Joseph Crosby, Walter Darling, Howard Dill, Thomas G. Eaton, Paul Ennes, Frank Estey, Harry Goodwin, Ralph Guerreschi, Paul Hall, Clifton Hall, Charles Hall, Herbert Hathaway, James Hodgkins, Earl Howe, Roy Hoxie, William Jordan, Percy Judge, Alfred Judge, Clarence Judge, George Kempner, Michael Leach, Morton Leonard, Benjamin Leonard, Clinton Leonard, Linton Leonard, Nelson Lincoln, Edward Lincoln, Warren McGlinchy, James McGuinness, William McKenney, Mendell Millerd, Albion Millerdke, Murray, Harry Packard, Clyde Palmer, Sidney Prado, Lawrence Rubin, Samuel Sabsch, August Smith, Edward Spousta, Rudolph Strange, Ellery Sullivan, William Tetlow, George Weller, Wallace Wilbur, Harvard Wilbur, Lawrence, and Wilson, John.