Appoquinimink Hundred in Townsend in New Castle County, Delaware — The American Northeast (Mid-Atlantic)
Townsend World War II Honor Roll
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1. Townsend World War II Honor Roll Marker
Inscription. ★ Killed in Action ★
William W. Blackburn
J. Spencer Buckson, Jr.
Donald C. Caulk
JOseph C. Guessford
Byard S. Henderson
J. Liston McClain, Jr.
William H. Peel
Ralph L. Webber
Allen, William H.
Anderson, John L.
Anderson, Joseph A.
Anderson, Robert
Andrews, William K.
Archer, Charles B.
Austin, William E., Jr.
Bailey, Harold
Beardsley, Robert T., Jr.
Bell, Edward
Biddle, George
Biddle, Gilbert
Blanchfield, Charles A.
Blanchfield, Elmer W.
Blanchfield, George H.
Blanchfield, Grover R.
Blanchfield, William L.
Blackburn, Clarence L.
Blackson, William P.
Bleen, Charles D.
Bradley, George E.
Briscoe, Irving
Briscoe, James
Briscoe, James W., Jr.
Briscoe, Leroy
Brown, William F.
Bryan, George M.
Budd, Elmer R.
Buckson, David P.
Carroll, Calvin G.
Carter, Carlton
Carter, Howard A.
Carter, William N.
Caulk, Calvin A.
Chandler, Carral E.
Chandler, Ernest
Clifton, George I.
Cockran, A. Woodall, Jr.
Collins, Irving G.
Corby, Lewis C.
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Council, Oakley R.
Craft, William F.
Craig, Robert J.
Dale, Rudolph C.
Daniels, Albert K.
Daniels, Allen S.
Daniels, Lawrence
Derrickson, Robert A., Jr.
Dickinson, Benjamin S.
Dickinson, James L.
Dickinson, John W.
Dilks, John E., Jr.
Dittman, Harold J.
Donovan, Thomas T.
Douglas, Franklin G.
Douglas, Milton
Duker, William H.
Eierman, William H.
Ellingsworth, Kirby J.
Elliot, Clarence J.
Estes, Harvey H.
Faries, Irving
Farrow, John P.
Faunce, Harry L.
Fennemore, Jackson C.
Fennemore, J. Wilmer, Jr.
Fogarty, Cupid B.
Foraker, Roy J.
Ford, George L.
Gearhart, Arthur R.
Gonce, Edward
Gosser, William
Gouge, Frank
Graham, Elwood
Guessford, Leroy
Hammond, Frank W.
Hart, George M.D.
Hawke, Francis A.
Henry, Frank D.
Henry, James O.
Henry, Jerome O.
Henderson, Leon A.
Hetrick, William
Heverin, Sidney W.
Hicks, William A.
Homan, Robert E.
Hopkis, Stanford
Hurd, Charles Jr.
Hurd, Jeanette W.
Hutchison, Austin P.
Hutchison, Robert B.
Insolo,
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2. Townsend World War II Honor Roll Marker
Martin B.
Insolo, Paul T.
Issacs, John L.
Isaacs, Reyburn E.
Ivory, Roy
Johnson, Edward C.
Johnson, Sidney H.
Keeler, George
Keeler, William R.
Keiser, Edward H.
Killen, Harry
Kalakowski, Jean N.
Klaumenzer, Norman P.
Kuhn, Leon B.
Landon, Ray L.
Laskowski, Thomas A.
Lattomus, Levi W.
Lattomus, John P.
Laurence, John H, Jr.
Lavender, Darrell
Lavender, Dennis S.
Leach, Wallace
Littleton, D'Arcy A.
Lurty, Edward N.
Lynan, John A.
Mannering, John T., Jr.
Mannering, Wilmer H.
Marker, Fred J.
McClain, Walter D.
McDonald, Joseph
McDonald, Woodrow W.
McGinnis, Braden A., Jr.
Melvin, Norman I.
Merkel, Carl L.
Moffitt, F. Evan
Moffitt, T. Lawson
Money, Charles W., Jr.
Moore, Gilbert C.
Morris, Edward S.
Murphy, Robert T.
Nabb, Alfree E.
Naylor, Harry R.
Naylor, John B.
Naylor, William B.
Niles, Jerome D., Jr.
Nottingham, Nelson H.
Nowland, William J.
Oliphant, George K.
Orzalek, Frank B.
Outten, Harold R., Jr.
Parker, Frederick R.
Parker, John L.
Parker, Leonard
Pinder, Irvin N.
Ray, Harvey G.
Ridgeway, Charles E.
Ridgeway, Fred
Ritchie, William T.
Robinson, Linwood C.
Rutter, Samuel D.
Salter, Charles W.
Salter, Ralph S.
Sammons, Ray N., Jr.
Satterfield, Richard F.
Savin, Benjamin C.
Savin, Friel
Savin, Merritt E., Jr.
Savin, Phillip
Schaefer, George H.
Schwatka, Carl W.
Schwatka, Clarence A., Jr.
Schwatka, Edwin H.
Severson, Paul C.
Shaffner, Robert J.
Slaughter, Wilson A.
Smith, George W.
Smith, William H.
Sparks, Frank D.
Staats, Thomas E.
Stant, Robert S.
Stant, Samuel T.
Steller, Louis
Sylvester, James F.
Taylor, Robert
Townsend, James I.
Tucker, Foster
Tucker, Ralph E.
Walker, Leonard I.
Wanamaker, Hartford
Warner, Homer E.
Warner, Lloyd
Warner, Walter G.
Washington, Ralph
Watson, Jessie F.
Watson, John E., Jr.
Watson, Malvin H.
Watson, Samuel H.
Watts, Donald A.
Watts, Edgar W.
Watts, Franklin B.
Watts, Harold B.
Watts, Harry E.
Watts, Liston E.
Watts, Ralph V.
Willard, Emile
Willey, John R.
Willey, Paul S.
Williams, Reuben G.
Vanhorn, George J.
Vanhorn, Irving J.
Vanhorn, Leon D.
Voss, Francis M.
Yearsley, Merritt W., Jr.
Biddle, Raymond
Jones, Calvin E.
Squares, John E.
Webber, Lawrence D.
Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World II.
Location. 39° 23.658′ N, 75° 41.626′ W. Memorial is in Townsend, Delaware, in New Castle County. It is in Appoquinimink Hundred. It is at the intersection of Main Street and Commerce Street, on the left when traveling west on Main Street. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 400 Main St, Townsend DE 19734, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in Delaware’s Southern New Castle County, in Greater Wilmington and in Greater Philadelphia. It is also in the American Mid-Atlantic, on the Delmarva Peninsula, and on the Eastern Seaboard. Globally, it is in the North Atlantic Region, North America, the Western Hemisphere, the Western World, and the Anglosphere. Historically, it finds itself in what was once New Netherland and also one of the original Thirteen Colonies.
Credits. This page was last revised on May 15, 2026. It was originally submitted on June 2, 2021, by Devry Becker Jones of Washington, District of Columbia. This page has been viewed 705 times since then and 80 times this year. Photos:1, 2. submitted on June 2, 2021, by Devry Becker Jones of Washington, District of Columbia.
