Fayette County World War I Memorial
1917 1919
The Men of Fayette County who gave their lives in Service During the World War.
[First column]
Fred M. Blakeman •
Don Mullis Burris •
Marshall Corum •
Harry W. Cunningham •
Johnson Clay Eales •
Clarence R. Gaugh •
Sydney Gordon •
Herman Gray Moores •
Alex F. Mattingly •
Lewis Martin •
Geo. A. Pennington •
Capt. George C. Rogers •
Sterling Rocket •
John E. Slattery •
Enoch Stone •
Benjamin Wierman •
1st Lieut. J. C. Hobbs •
Wm. Preston Clark •
Capt. Griffin Cockran •
Robert M. Davis •
Hunter Massie •
John W. Williams •
Morton Tipton •
Willie Coleman •
1st Lieut. N. Caulder •
Henry Adams
[Second column]
Harvey Reaves •
Elmer P. Beavers •
Joseph G. Brackett •
Buford G. Craig •
Everett R. Curtis •
Andrew L. Ellett •
Bernard J. Gilroy •
Cary R. McClanahan •
Lieut. Alex McClintock •
James H. Powell •
Harold A. Pulliam •
Lightburn P. Sharp •
Maurice K. Strayer •
Cp. Geo. T. Washington •
Sgt. Ray A. Wilson •
Dan T. Graves •
George Cox •
Lee S. Eads •
James H. Schatter •
Onza Slusher •
Charles B. Tripp •
Edward Shackleford •
Charles Bailey •
Edward Embry •
Otis Walker •
James Coffee
Marker is on West Main Street near U.S. 421N.
Courtesy hmdb.org
