Lee County honored those who gave their lives in the cause of freedom in the Civil War, the Spanish American War, World War I, World War II, the Korea Conflict, and Vietnam. Those named were Henry Clay Bowman, Jeptha Brandenburgh, Samuel Brandenburgh, William H Brandenburgh, James Carter, William B Chapman, Chaples E Davis, John Duke, E B Hamilton, Alex Ledford, Archibald McGuire, Benjamin McGuire, Houston McGuire, James g McGuire, Jonathan McGuire, Medley s McGuire, Jonn Steele, Jesse Thomas, Henry B Tincher, Harrison Paul Smith, Mathew Begley, Morton Brandenburg, Steve Combs, Breck Drake, Blaine Herd, Bradley Herd, Dewey Herd, John D Hogan, Julius Horn, William Lucas, Peter Messer, Malcolm H Robertson, Charles Bowman, James D Brandenburgh, W H Brandenburgh, Willie L Brooks, Dorsey Cole, Earnest Combs, Vernon C Coomer, William Cornelius (Burton), Woodrow Dodge, Henry Drake, Alfred Dunaway, David Dunaway, Carmen Dunigan, George Ellis, Elmer Estes, Adolph Hall, Carl Hall, George E Hall, Henry R Haynes, Willis Hobbs, Omer Fred Hollon, Charles W Horn, Estil Jones, R B Kincaid, Cecil Mann, Dudley C Mayse, Noah McQueen, Walter C Miller, Thomas J Moore, Charles A Morrision, Samuel C Palver, Bobby Perdue, Charles G Philips, James H Porter, Billie Reece, George E Rogers, Lonnie G Rogers, Robert Rose, Fred Slone Jr, Elvin Smyth, Charles Plowman, Lenorard C Smyth, James M Sparks, Clay Stamper, Reynolds Thomas, Vernon Todd, Roscoe Vires, Billie Wilson, Roy Smallwood, Jack Newman, Cecil E Smith, Elmo Porter, Harry E Bates, Darius E Brown, Jimmy Harris, Willie James Cakes, Donald M Perdue, Edward Lee Vanderpool, Everett E Woolums, Jake Osborne, and Kenneth Marcum.