Morgan County's World War II dead included Carl C. Aikens, Wilburn Bardill, George Baughman Jr., Rex Dale Boardman, Amos Bosley, William R. Brock Jr., Elzie Brown, Edward Ray Bunch, J.L. Byrd Jr., Walter Byrd, George W. Clark, Marvin Cromwell, Arthur Cross, Edd Czarney, Burl Duncan, Julian Evans, Walter Fairchilds, Raymond A. Francis, Maryville R. Galloway, Charles Griffith, Albert Hall, Boyd Hall, Bruce Hamby, Fred Hampton, Ernest Hargis, Norman Hawn, Hubert C. Hunt, Kenneth Hurtt, Daniel Lee Jacks, Horace Jaclson, Covely Jones, William H. Kreis, Egbert Larue, Kenneth Larue, Eugene Laymance, Otho Liles, W.M. Albert Litton, Walter G. Maden, Leslie Matherson, Eugene Mayton, Willie O. McCartt, Charles W. McDaniel, Robert H. McGill, David E. McPeters, Fredrick O. Melhorn, John Morgan, Arnold Morton, W.M. Kerney Murrey, Leon David Pemberton, G.W. Pennington Jr., Clay Phillips, Hobert T. Price, Nelson Rich, Fred M. Rockwell, Willard C. Russell, Willis H. Russell, Clyde Seabolt, Stanley Snow, Chas E. Venable, Roy E. Vitatoe, William R. Webb, Wilbur R. Welch, Milton Whaley, John E. Woods, T.J. Wormsley, and John Franklin Morgan.