The following information is taken from a non-copyrighted Program of the Union County War Memorial Veterans' Park Dedication Ceremony dated Nov. 11, 1995. This listing unfortunately left out individuals. Please see the extra information at the end of this page for additions and corrections. The original data was submitted by Cat Tindell in Feb. 2001 and reformatted for this site by Barbara Peck and Tim Seawolf-Self in July 2002.
The following men died
in service of the
Indian Wars (1790-1891)
| ALLEN, Thomas F. | BUTT, J. Allen |
The following men died
in service of the
Mexican War(1790-1891)
| BOLING, David L. | GADDIS, George W. | MILTON, Joseph | SIGLER, Daniel |
| BURCH, Lewellen | GREGORY, Ruben A. | PHELTS, James | TURNER, Joseph L. |
| CHILDERS, Allen | HOUSTON, Charles | POSTON, John | WATTS, Howel |
| CLARK, John | HUNTER, Andrew M. | ROPER, Solomon | WRIGHT, John |
| CROCKER, Alfred | IRVIN, William A. | SHAVER, Henry | YOUNGBLOOD, Edward |
| FIELDING, Richard | LEMONDS, Robert F. | SHELTON, William |
The following men died
in service of the
Civil War (1861-1865)
| ADDINGTON, William D. | EPPS, Commodore D. | INGRAM, Jeremiah | REDMAN, Sanford |
| AKINS, Andrew J. | FRADY, Abner | INGRAM, Martin R. | RILEY, Albert O. |
| AKINS, Joseph G. | FRADY, Joseph | JOHNSON, James M. | SATTERFIELD, John |
| ALEXANDER, John | FREE, Joel | JOHNSON, Thomas A. | SEABOLT, J. W. |
| BALLEW, Sidney T. | FREEMAN, Barton R. | LEGG, Joel H. | SIMPSON, Jonas |
| BARCLEY, William P. | GADDIS, Archibald W. | LOGAN, John M. | SMITH, William R. |
| BARDAY, Julius H. | GILBERT, Daniel | LOWE, William M. | SPARKS, E. L. |
| BEARD, Lewis B. | GILLESPIE, John C. | McALLISTER, John H. | SPURLIN, M. V. |
| BISHOP, Alfred | GILLISPIE, George W. | McBEE, Henry L. | STALLINGS, Andrew |
| BISHOP, Thomas | GILREATH, Green A. | MILLER, James M. | STAMEY, P. A. |
| BOLING, B. B. | GILREATH, Noah | MORGAN, William C. | STEPHENS, Harvey |
| BOWLING, Jefferson V. | GRAY, Enos | MORRIS, Athan L. | STEPHENS, Madison H. |
| BROWN, Jesse F. | GURLEY, William L. | NEALY, Alfred F. | STILES, Isaac |
| BROWN, Lazarus | HARRISON, F. A. | NEALY, Thomas J. | STILES, William M. |
| CARPENTER, Wm. T. | HAWKINS, James S. | NEALY, William P. | SULLIVAN, Nathaniel |
| CHASTAIN, John J. | HAWKINS, Thomas S. | NIX, John | UTTER, J. Y. |
| CLEMONS, William R. | HAYES, William H. H. | NIX, Newton | WEAVER, Solomon L. |
| COLLINS, Absalom A. | HEAD, James | NIX, Thomas | WILLIAMS, William L. |
| COLLINS, James P. | HIGHT, James M. | OWENBY, Russell L. | WILSON, James |
| COLWELL, Thomas F. | HIX, James H. | OWENBY, W. J. | |
| CONLEY, Elisha H. | HOGAN, G. W. | PARTIN, Williams |
UNION ARMY |
| CRAVEN, J. B. C. | HOOD, James R. | PATTERSON, Amos | BUTT, Julius |
| DAVIS, Wilson | HUNNICUTT, William L. T. | PATTERSON, Julius C. | WALKER, Peter |
| ENGLAND, John W. | HUNT, John G. | PREWITT, John | WALKER, Wesley |
The following men died
in service of
WORLD WAR I (1914-1918)
| AKINS, Claude | BUTT, Claude | HOLBROOKS, Nathaniel | STEPHENS, Fred |
| BRACKETT, Luther | CHRISTOPHER, Ervin | SPIVA, Cornelius | WEAVER, Ira |
The following men died
in service of
WORLD WAR II (1941-1946)
| AKINS, Herbert J. | DYER, Tommy A. | HOOPER, W. C. | ROGERS, Thomas J. |
| ANDERSON, Beecher L. | EVERETT, Frank J. | LANCE, James F. | SULLIVAN, John C. |
| BARNES, Clyde N. | GREGORY, Arlie. | MARR, Charles L. | SUMMEROUR, Robert L. |
| BURNETTE, Monroe, Jr. | GRIZZLE, Garnie L. | OWENBY, H. J. | WILSON, Woodrow L. |
| DAVENPORT, James U. | GRIZZLE, Garnie L. | PLOTT, J. B. | |
| DOVER, John G. | HARKINS, Waymond | ROGERS, Dale C. |
The following men died
in service of the
Korean War (1950-1953)
| BURNS, Vernon | STEPHENS, Claud N. |
The following men died
in service of the
Vietnam War (1964-1973)
| BROWN, Roger R. | ELLIOTT, Anthony | PATTERSON, Preston H. |
| DAVIS, Herbert C. | LANCE, Charles F. | WOODY, John W. |
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS
CIVIL WAR--James AKINS, b. June 15, 1821,
d.
June 30, 1862 near Richmond, VA
3rd Sgt. Co. B., 23rd GA VIR CSA
Parents: Lewis and Luvicia (Nicholson) Akins of Coosa District, Union
County,
GA
Submitted by Jerri Sudderth, June 2001
CIVIL WAR--Caleb BOWERS, b. 1830, d. 1864, Camp Douglas, IL., Union
Prison
Camp
Pvt. & Sgt. Co. "B" and "I," 6th GA Cavalry, CSA
Parents: George and Lucinda (Griffith) Bowers
Caleb lived and worked the Berry Farm on Wolf Creek, Union County, GA
Submitted by Cat Tindell, June 2001
CIVIL WAR--CLEMONS, WILLIAM R. is actually
CLEMENT, WILLIAM RILEY, who was a soldier in Company G, 52nd Regiment,
Georgia Volunteer Infantry, the "Alleghany Rangers." He was listed
as a private on 4 Mar 1862. He was captured at Vicksburg, Miss. on 4
Jul
1863 and paroled there in 1863. He was listed as "missing" at
Dalton, GA in 1864, perhaps leading to the confusion of his death.
WILLIAM
RILEY CLEMENT did not die in the Civil War. He had two children before
the War and came home to father four more. He died in 1911 and is
buried
in Mt. Pleasant 2 Church Cemetery.
Submitted by Martha Clayton Clement, July 2002
CIVIL WAR--Alfred HARRISON, younger brother
of F. A. Harrison (listed in the table above)
"'F. A.' was Franklin Alexander Harrison, son of Bentley and Elizabeth
Harrison who lived in the Coosa District of Union County since 1850.
Alfred
Harrison joined up with the 6th Ga. Cav.--"The Blood Mountain
Tigers"--Company
F. in May of 1862 at the Blairsville Courthouse. He died at Greeneville
Hospital April 17, 1863, probably in Tennessee as that is where his
unit
fought. These were my G-Grandfather's brothers."
Submitted by Gerard Harrison, April 2003
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