Nelson County World War II Memorial
In memory of the men of Nelson County who lost their lives in World War II 1941 - 1945
George David Akers •
Richmond Oliver Allen •
Harry Philmore Anderson •
Samuel Harvey Anderson •
Garland Golden Ashley •
Cyrus Edison Banton •
James Houston Bethel, Jr. •
Raymond Wilson Branch •
Cecil Edward Brown •
Ammon Russell Bryant •
Benny Grayson Bryant •
Hawsie Daniel Bryant •
Clarence Harvey Campbell •
Harry Wilson Campbell •
Russell Sam Carey •
James Wyart Carter •
Raymond Delmore Carver •
Henry Vernon Cash •
Floyd Andrew Caul •
Emmet Cabell Christian, Jr. •
Carlton Hubbard Cook •
Oscar Wilson Cook •
Charles Caroll Drumheller •
Alvin Hall Evans •
Thurman Albert Farris •
Luther Irving Ferguson •
Jack Lee Forbes •
Thomas Welch Fortune •
James Austin Glass •
Charles Woodrow Goodwin •
Millard Preston Hall •
Stockdon Harris •
Paul Merton Horsley •
Herbert Higginbotham Hughes •
Lucian Dennett Hughes, Jr. •
James Pershing Jordon •
Thomas Wesley Kent, Jr. •
James Thomas Matthews •
Robert Lemon Miller •
Roy Goldman Moore •
James Madison Perry •
Eugene McLane Phillips •
William Judson Phillips •
Thomas Edward Powell •
Elwood Chester Quick •
George Elliott Quick •
Thomas Henry Simpson •
Fred Franklin Small •
James Kenneth Spencer •
Jesse Maury Sprouse, Jr. •
Harry Edward Thomas •
Ralph McIntire Thompson •
John Vaughan •
Alfred Lewis Wallace •
Claude Mason Ward •
Robert Alonza Wills •
Thomas Austin Withers, Jr. •
John Courtland Lewis
Marker is on Court Street (Virginia Route 1001) near Main Street.
Courtesy hmdb.org
