Warrenton in Fauquier County, Virginia — The American South (Mid-Atlantic)

Fauquier County Veterans Memorial

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1. Fauquier County Veterans Memorial

Inscription.

Fauquier County Veterans Memorial. . This memorial is dedicated to the sons and daughters of Fauquier County who served their country in the United States Armed Forces, World War I 1914 - 1918. Carrington L. Bailey . Benjamin S. Beverly . Alex A. Boteler . James E. Boteler . Willie S. Brown . Strother M. Corbin . Hugh M. Corum . John S. Dade . Edward Diggs . McKinley Dodd . Herbert L. Foster . C. A. Golden . Jefferson Gordge . Newton L. Gray . James S. Hall . Kennie Heflin, John R. Hicks . Samuel E. Hunsberger . Joseph W. Isenberg . Clyde Kane . John A. Kendall . Maury M. Lake . Frank Menefee . John W. Moore . James W. Newman . John L. O'Brien . CHarles F. Payne . Miller Riley . Albert O. Sudduth . John D. Sudduth . George B. Smith . Eugene Wilburn, World War II 1941 - 1945. Abner E. Adams . Noble L. Addison . Elmer L. Allison . George W. Ash . Samuel E. Badger . Ernest L. Bailey . Joseph E. Beach . Claude A. Bodine . William B. Brooks . Clement H. Brown . Thomas M. Brown . John R. Buchanan, Mahlon T. Burnett . Archie J. Butler . David H. Butler . John C. Butler, Jr. . Archie B. Campbell . Ross L. Carmichael . Foster R. Carter . Robert N. Cooke . Wallace S. Curtis . Edward L. Doggett . Cavin C. Downs . James L. Duvall, World War II 1941 - 1945. Thomas A. Dwyer . Thomas Embrey . Alfred R. Falls . Woodrow W. Fewell . Robert W. Fleming . Bedford Fletcher . Henry L. Francis . George E. Gill . Alfred W. Glascock . Stanley M. Haley . Frederick F. Heflin . Norman E. Hewitt, Warren S. Hiner . John P. Hume . Morton D. Jasper . John W. Jeffries . Eppa H. Johnson . John C. Jones . John C. Kehoe . Isham Keith . Harry C. Kelly . William B. Kincheloe . Carlin G. King, World War II 1941 - 1945. Emmet L. Kirby . Lester D. Laing . Harold M. Leazer . Harry R. Ludwig . Harry C. Lunceford . Frank W. McMillan . Charles M. Mercler, Jr. . Marion R. Miller . Harold F. Milton . Eugene D. Moffett . James R. Morrell . John B. Myers, James P. Nalls . James W. Noland, Jr. . Nimrod C. Olinger . Edward T. Palmer . Granville Payne . Howard W. Payne . Marshall B. Payne . Vasco S. Payne . Luther M. Pearson . Roger D. Pearson . Homer B. Petit . Marion A. Phillips, World War II 1941 - 1945. Claude G. Powell . Bengie M. Rector . George R. Robinson . Dewis W. Scott . Shelby W. Scott . Warren H. Sealock . Harry L. Smith . James B. Smith, Jr. . Randolph C. Smith . Russell D. Smith . James N. Soaper . James R. Stephens, David B. Stuart . Edgar A. Swann . William D. Turner . Frank S. Vicker . Elmsley B. Von Gemmican . Stephen Wade . Bernie L. Walters . Moses R. White . Walter E. Wince . Woodrow W. Wince . Allen T. Winmill . Samuel N. Woodzell, Korean War 1950 - 1953. Wallace V. Butler . Algernon S. Clowe . Stanley R. Dennis . Paul T. Embrey . Clyde O. Gordon . Thomas C. Pierce, Jr. . Samuel S. Hall III . David R. Kemper . Alfred H. King . Tyson R. Long . Russell Sieder . Elmer J. Tyler, Vietnam War 1959 - 1973. Jerry L. Moffett . Daniel L. Wood, Line of Duty. Charles R. Anderson . James J. Brown . Lonnie J. Furr . Dudley S. Godfrey . Charles D. Hall . William J. K. Hamilton . Randolph C. Hanback . Aubrey M. Heyl . Ernest M. Colvin III . Benjamin W. Cooke, Lawrence D. Holland . Charles S. Moffett . Joan W. Nourse . William H. Payne . John M. Ribble . Mark C. Sagerholm . Charles J. Schnorf . Barstow H. Stephens . Scott A. Bresson . Sean T. Callahan . This memorial was erected by Fauquier County Veterans Memorial Committee. It is in Warrenton in Fauquier County Virginia

This memorial is dedicated to the sons and daughters of Fauquier County who served their country in the United States Armed Forces

World War I
1914 - 1918
Carrington L. Bailey • Benjamin S. Beverly • Alex A. Boteler • James E. Boteler • Willie S. Brown • Strother M. Corbin • Hugh M. Corum • John S. Dade • Edward Diggs • McKinley Dodd • Herbert L. Foster • C. A. Golden • Jefferson Gordge • Newton L. Gray • James S. Hall • Kennie Heflin

John R. Hicks • Samuel E. Hunsberger • Joseph W. Isenberg • Clyde Kane • John A. Kendall • Maury M. Lake • Frank Menefee • John W. Moore • James W. Newman • John L. O'Brien • CHarles F. Payne • Miller Riley • Albert O. Sudduth • John D. Sudduth • George B. Smith • Eugene Wilburn

World War II
1941 - 1945
Abner E. Adams • Noble L. Addison • Elmer L. Allison • George W. Ash • Samuel E. Badger • Ernest L. Bailey • Joseph E. Beach • Claude A. Bodine • William B. Brooks • Clement H. Brown • Thomas

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M. Brown • John R. Buchanan

Mahlon T. Burnett • Archie J. Butler • David H. Butler • John C. Butler, Jr. • Archie B. Campbell • Ross L. Carmichael • Foster R. Carter • Robert N. Cooke • Wallace S. Curtis • Edward L. Doggett • Cavin C. Downs • James L. Duvall

World War II
1941 - 1945
Thomas A. Dwyer • Thomas Embrey • Alfred R. Falls • Woodrow W. Fewell • Robert W. Fleming • Bedford Fletcher • Henry L. Francis • George E. Gill • Alfred W. Glascock • Stanley M. Haley • Frederick F. Heflin • Norman E. Hewitt

Warren S. Hiner • John P. Hume • Morton D. Jasper • John W. Jeffries • Eppa H. Johnson • John C. Jones • John C. Kehoe • Isham Keith • Harry C. Kelly • William B. Kincheloe • Carlin G. King

World War II
1941 - 1945
Emmet L. Kirby • Lester D. Laing • Harold M. Leazer • Harry R. Ludwig • Harry C. Lunceford • Frank W. McMillan • Charles M. Mercler, Jr. • Marion R. Miller • Harold F. Milton • Eugene D. Moffett • James R. Morrell • John B. Myers

James P. Nalls • James W. Noland, Jr. • Nimrod C. Olinger • Edward T. Palmer • Granville Payne • Howard W. Payne • Marshall B. Payne • Vasco S. Payne • Luther M. Pearson • Roger

Photographed By Devry Becker Jones (CC0), June 13, 2020

2. Fauquier County Veterans Memorial

D. Pearson • Homer B. Petit • Marion A. Phillips

World War II
1941 - 1945
Claude G. Powell • Bengie M. Rector • George R. Robinson • Dewis W. Scott • Shelby W. Scott • Warren H. Sealock • Harry L. Smith • James B. Smith, Jr. • Randolph C. Smith • Russell D. Smith • James N. Soaper • James R. Stephens

David B. Stuart • Edgar A. Swann • William D. Turner • Frank S. Vicker • Elmsley B. Von Gemmican • Stephen Wade • Bernie L. Walters • Moses R. White • Walter E. Wince • Woodrow W. Wince • Allen T. Winmill • Samuel N. Woodzell

Korean War
1950 - 1953
Wallace V. Butler • Algernon S. Clowe • Stanley R. Dennis • Paul T. Embrey • Clyde O. Gordon • Thomas C. Pierce, Jr. • Samuel S. Hall III • David R. Kemper • Alfred H. King • Tyson R. Long • Russell Sieder • Elmer J. Tyler

Vietnam War
1959 - 1973
Jerry L. Moffett • Daniel L. Wood

Line of Duty
Charles R. Anderson • James J. Brown • Lonnie J. Furr • Dudley S. Godfrey • Charles D. Hall • William J. K. Hamilton • Randolph C. Hanback • Aubrey M. Heyl • Ernest M. Colvin III • Benjamin W. Cooke

Lawrence

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3. Fauquier County Veterans Memorial

D. Holland • Charles S. Moffett • Joan W. Nourse • William H. Payne • John M. Ribble • Mark C. Sagerholm • Charles J. Schnorf • Barstow H. Stephens • Scott A. Bresson • Sean T. Callahan

Erected by Fauquier County Veterans Memorial Committee.

Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: Military.

Location. 38° 42.821′ N, 77° 48.495′ W. Marker is in Warrenton, Virginia, in Fauquier County. Memorial can be reached from Hospital Drive, 0.2 miles south of West Shirley Avenue (Business U.S. 29), on the left when traveling south. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 500 Hospital Dr, Warrenton VA 20186, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Black Horse Cavalry (approx. ¼ mile away); Warrenton (approx. ¼ mile away); Warrenton Cemetery Confederate Dead Monument (approx. 0.4 miles away); Civil War Soldiers Buried in the Warrenton Cemetery (approx. 0.4 miles away); Warrenton Cemetery (approx. half a mile away); Executions in the Yard (approx. 0.6 miles away); Old Fauquier County Jail (approx. 0.7 miles away); "In Honor and Remembrance" (approx. 0.7 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Warrenton.

Committee Plaque image. Click for full size.

Photographed By Devry Becker Jones (CC0), June 13, 2020

4. Committee Plaque

Contributor Plaque image. Click for full size.

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5. Contributor Plaque

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