Newton County veterans of all wars who gave their lives in the service of their country included N.W. Armer, Frank Bickner, Caldin Bolen, C.H. Clark, Emory Collins, Albert Cooper, Quenton Criner, Loyd Dixon, Raymond Dollar, Eldon Farmer, A.G Freemen, Bailey Greenhaw, Bill Heydenrich, Calvin W. Hill, Harold Kilgore, William Lawrence, Edward Lovell, Grover Madison, Simon Mayberry, Walter Moore, Jim Jr. Phillips, James G. Pratt, Jimmy Primrose, Ervin Rich, Woodrow Shatswell, F.L. Sims, Carroll Smith, D.L. Smith, D.F. Spencer, Harold Strong, W.E. Strong, Floyd Sullivan, Truman Tennison, W.H. Thomason, Virgil Torix, K.E. Villines, Truman Villines, Dennis Wheeler, Verlan Willis, David Beard, William J. Sims, M. Kyle Reece, R.M. Barr, Will Bean, Guarat Campbell, Thomas Duncan, Hessie Edgmon, Lee Garrison, Bert Hamilton, Carroll Manns, A.D. Summers, William Gash, Lewis F. Davis, Wm. “Billy” Bushnell, William Brisco, Marion Brogden, James M. Cecil, H.C. Chaffin, Virgil Conly, Joseph Cooksey, John A. Criner, John Daniel, Harmon Davis, David Flud, Marion Harp, J.W. Howard, Reuben A. Hudson, James H. Lasater, John H. Lasater, William Manes, Daniel McPherson, F.M. Meek, John Munholland, John Owen, T.B. Parker, Duncan Patterson, Benjamin Riggs, F.M. Riggs, James Smith, Hiram Spurlock, Daniel Tennison, William Williams, Martin Young, and Timothy Sexton.