"Fannin County Veterans Memorial Park
Dedicated November 9, 2002"
(The dedication date is blurred even when the photo is enlarged--if we have
misread it, please feel free to correct us)
CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL
Thanks to David Hughes, we now have a list of the names on this memorial.
They are:
| FIRST
COLUMN |
SECOND
COLUMN |
| Wiley E. Allen William R. Allen D. C. Anderson William D. Ball Jesse W. Beaver Martin Black William K. Blalock Giles Bradford John M. Bradley Samuel P. Bradley Enoch Brady James G. Brock Charles E. Brown Marion F. Carter Jeremiah L. Chapman John L. Claiborne Thomas J. Cochran William W. Craig William S. Crofford D. C. Davenport Osborne Davenport J. A. Davidson Isacc Davis James Davis John Davis John E. Davis Thomas M. Denton C. Dodd John M. Douthit J. N. Ellis Thomas W. Florence John P. Free John G. Garnett Charles German Richard Green W. W. Greenwood Hamilton Griffin William H. Gwin Christopher Head E. B. Hopper Patton M. Huckabee Henry Hulsey Joseph B. Johnson William Johnson Asbury Galloway Iley Theopolis Stuart |
John Jones John Killian William Kinser Hamilton N. Lavasque Woody Lawson David D. Legg Joel H. Legg George B. Lindsey Caloway Lovell James A. Mann Jesse Marlow Jesse Mashburn Peter Mashburn Pleasant L. McMahon Robert McMinn Isacc McVey William M. Murray James M. Oliver Jesse Parham James M. Parris Sylvester Parrish George Patterson J. B. Patterson David H. Porter Robert S. Porter Samuel G. Porter William R. Query James A. Reynolds J. Rhodes James T. Richard Albert E. Slate E. W. Smith Harvey N. Smith James Sourjohn John D. Suits E. Sullivan Mabary A. Sullivan William Thomas William Tilley Jesse S. Turner Benjamin Underwood Jeremiah Vestal John Vestal William Waldrop Franklin Watson Willis L. Woody Traverse J. Yother |
"The Soldier above all others
prays for peace, for he must suffer
and bear the deepest
wounds and scars of war"
--General Douglas MacArthur
