Cookeville in Putnam County, Tennessee — The American South (East South Central)
Putnam County Veterans Memorial

Photographed By Duane and Tracy Marsteller, September 25, 2021
1. Putnam County Veterans Memorial
Inscription. Putnam County Veterans Memorial. .
Putnam veterans who made the supreme sacrifice, World War I. Bartlett, John L. . Brewington, Fred . Bush, William C. . Butts, Bethel . Carter, Willis S. . Choate, James . Evans, Thomas J. . Haile, Max Morgan . Halfacre, Sherman . Hastings, Jim W. . Kirby, Willis . Langford, Thomas . Lafever, Claude . McGee, Gilbert M. . Perry, Bailey H. . Pharis, George . Saddler, Willie K. . Sadler, Haskell . Sliger, Terry . Smith, Tillman Henry . Stokes, Frank . Stout, Fred A. . Thompson, Henry . Watkins, John W. . Wright, Aubrey C., World War II. Adkins, Edgar . Allen, Hobert . Allen, Vestle G. . Allison, Allie K. . Allison, Elkony A. . Alloway, Ollie O. Jr. . Anderson, Charles E. . Andrews, Aubrey N. . Ashburn, Herman E. . Ashburn, James C. . Bandy, Ernest L. . Bean, Norman Earl . Bohannon, Estel . Boswell, Marvin O. . Bowman, James . Bowman, Jessie J. . Brewington, Benton . Brogdon, Herbert B. . Brown, John . Buckner, Andy Jr. . Bullington, Linnie . Bullington, Ralph . Carr, Jimmie H. . Carr, Julius N. . Carr, Myrl . Chesney, Johnny L. . Clark, Andy . Coleman, John L. . Cooper, Austin . Cooper, John Robert . Cooper, Leonard A. . Cumby, Reuben . Davis, Eskil L. . Deberry, Millard T. . Dobbs, James E. . Dunn, Earnest A. . Fox, Billy Howard . Gentry, J.D. . Gill, Lee . Gilmore, Bobbie . Grace, Walter W. . Grant, John H. . Green, Clifford H. . Hall, William C. . Haney, J.P. . Harris, Finis E. Jr. . Harris, Frank A. . Harris, Perry Rowe . Henry, Murrel C. . Herren, Sim . Horn, Charles . Horn, William . Hudson, Hugh . Jackson, Earl S. . Jernigan, Cecil . Jernigan, Hollis . Johnson, Harvey . Johnson, Robert . Johnson, T. Howard . Jones, Henry Shelah . Jones, Hollis A. . Jones, William H. . Just, Frank Jr. . Kidcanon, Davis S. . Lafever, John Marshall . Lafever, Oscar . Leffew, John . Loftis, William Cooper . McCaleb, General J. . McCaskey, Raymond . McDaniel, Zeb . McDaniel, Millard H. . McGinis, Robert . Milligan, Beecher . Milligan, Clyde . Newman, John D. . Norris, David D. . Parkerson, Edward William . Parrott, Robert Taylor Jr. . Partin, James C. . Peery, Haynes Eugene . Phillips, Clarence Lee . Phillips, Henry J. . Pippin, Litton . Pippin, Theo . Ray, Charles C. . Reeder, Joe L. . Roberson, James D. . Roberts, Eugene W. . Robinson, Sherwin L. . Rockwell, Ardie . Rockwell, Tom R. . Shipley, Raymond W. . Skimyhorne, Hugh E. . Slagle, Ira Jr. . Sliger, Willis C. . Smith, Hugh P. . Smith, William C. . Spicer, James Edward . Stringer, Clarence . Sutton, John Talmadge . Testement, Ralph C. . Thompson, Albert C. . Thompson, Frank . Travis, Bennett Jard . Verble, Oscar M. . Wallace, Clure C. . Webb, Thurman Lee . Wheeler, Alvin C. . Whitlow, Alton . Wilmoth, Leo B. . Wilmoth, Garland T. . Winchester, Frank D. . Young, Thurman L. . Young, Walter Edward . Ashburn, Byrd P. . Johnson, T. Harold, Korean War. Anderson, William H. . Dunn, Daniel U. . Farmer, Joseph F. . Hallum, Leonard D. . Lemons, Edward Moore . Maynard, William D. . Ray, Loyd C. . Rodgers, Charles, Vietnam War. Elrod, Waymon C. . Farley, James C. . Gilbert, Carl E. . Hickey, Jerry T. . Lewis, James R. . Norris, Calvin A. . Palk, Bobby L. . Wright, Johnie J. Jr. . Garcia, Augusto Jose, Bosnia Conflict Dyer, William Ray, Afghanistan/Iraq Van Aalten, Alexander . Clark, Lance Murphy. . This memorial is in Cookeville in Putnam County Tennessee
Putnam veterans
who made the
supreme sacrifice
World War I
Bartlett, John L. Brewington, Fred Bush, William C. Butts, Bethel Carter, Willis S. Choate, James Evans, Thomas J. Haile, Max Morgan Halfacre, Sherman Hastings, Jim W. Kirby, Willis Langford, Thomas Lafever, Claude McGee, Gilbert M. Perry, Bailey H. Pharis, George Saddler, Willie K. Sadler, Haskell Sliger, Terry Smith, Tillman Henry Stokes, Frank Stout, Fred A. Thompson, Henry Watkins, John W. Wright, Aubrey C.
World War II
Adkins, Edgar Allen, Hobert Allen, Vestle G. Allison, Allie K. Allison, Elkony A. Alloway, Ollie O. Jr. Anderson, Charles E. Andrews, Aubrey N. Ashburn, Herman E. Ashburn, James C. Bandy, Ernest L. Bean, Norman Earl Bohannon, Estel Boswell, Marvin O. Bowman, James Bowman, Jessie J. Brewington, Benton Brogdon, Herbert B. Brown, John Buckner, Andy Jr. Bullington, Linnie Bullington, Ralph Carr, Jimmie H. Carr, Julius N. Carr, Myrl Chesney, Johnny L. Clark, Andy Coleman, John L. 
Photographed By Duane and Tracy Marsteller, September 25, 2021
2. Putnam County Veterans Memorial (World War I)
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Cooper, Austin Cooper, John Robert Cooper, Leonard A. Cumby, Reuben Davis, Eskil L. Deberry, Millard T. Dobbs, James E. Dunn, Earnest A. Fox, Billy Howard Gentry, J.D. Gill, Lee Gilmore, Bobbie Grace, Walter W. Grant, John H. Green, Clifford H. Hall, William C. Haney, J.P. Harris, Finis E. Jr. Harris, Frank A. Harris, Perry Rowe Henry, Murrel C. Herren, Sim Horn, Charles Horn, William Hudson, Hugh Jackson, Earl S. Jernigan, Cecil Jernigan, Hollis Johnson, Harvey Johnson, Robert Johnson, T. Howard Jones, Henry Shelah Jones, Hollis A. Jones, William H. Just, Frank Jr. Kidcanon, Davis S. Lafever, John Marshall Lafever, Oscar Leffew, John Loftis, William Cooper McCaleb, General J. McCaskey, Raymond McDaniel, Zeb McDaniel, Millard H. McGinis, Robert Milligan, Beecher Milligan, Clyde Newman, John D. Norris, David D. Parkerson, Edward William Parrott, Robert Taylor Jr. Partin, James C. Peery, Haynes Eugene Phillips, Clarence Lee Phillips, Henry J. Pippin, Litton Pippin, Theo Ray, Charles C. Reeder, Joe L. Roberson, James D. Roberts, Eugene W. Robinson, Sherwin L. Rockwell, Ardie Rockwell, Tom R. Shipley, Raymond W. Skimyhorne, Hugh E. Slagle, Ira Jr. Sliger, Willis C. Smith, Hugh P. Smith, William C. Spicer, James Edward Stringer, Clarence Sutton, 
Photographed By Duane and Tracy Marsteller, September 25, 2021
3. Putnam County Veterans Memorial (World War II)
John Talmadge Testement, Ralph C. Thompson, Albert C. Thompson, Frank Travis, Bennett Jard Verble, Oscar M. Wallace, Clure C. Webb, Thurman Lee Wheeler, Alvin C. Whitlow, Alton Wilmoth, Leo B. Wilmoth, Garland T. Winchester, Frank D. Young, Thurman L. Young, Walter Edward Ashburn, Byrd P. Johnson, T. Harold
Korean War
Anderson, William H. Dunn, Daniel U. Farmer, Joseph F. Hallum, Leonard D. Lemons, Edward Moore Maynard, William D. Ray, Loyd C. Rodgers, Charles
Vietnam War
Elrod, Waymon C. Farley, James C. Gilbert, Carl E. Hickey, Jerry T. Lewis, James R. Norris, Calvin A. Palk, Bobby L. Wright, Johnie J. Jr. Garcia, Augusto Jose
Bosnia Conflict
Dyer, William Ray
Afghanistan/Iraq
Van Aalten, Alexander Clark, Lance Murphy
Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: Military.
Location. 36° 9.727′ N, 85° 30.01′ W. Marker is in Cookeville, Tennessee, in Putnam County. Memorial is at the intersection of South Jefferson Avenue and East Spring Street (U.S. 70N), on the right when traveling north on South Jefferson Avenue. Monument is at southwest corner of Putnam County Courthouse grounds. Touch for map. 
Photographed By Duane and Tracy Marsteller, September 25, 2021
4. Putnam County Veterans Memorial (World War II, cont'd)
Marker is at or near this postal address: 300 East Spring Street, Cookeville TN 38501, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Veterans Statue (a few steps from this marker); Site of WHUB Radio's First Studios (within shouting distance of this marker); Putnam County's Third and Fourth Courthouses (within shouting distance of this marker); Putnam County Courthouses (within shouting distance of this marker); Putnam County Revolutionary Memorial (within shouting distance of this marker); Israel Putnam (about 300 feet away, measured in a direct line); Town Spring (approx. 0.2 miles away); Richard Fielding Cooke (approx. Ό mile away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Cookeville.

Photographed By Duane and Tracy Marsteller, September 25, 2021
5. Putnam County Veterans Memorial (World War II, cont'd)

Photographed By Duane and Tracy Marsteller, September 25, 2021
6. Putnam County Veterans Memorial (Korea - present)

Photographed By Duane and Tracy Marsteller, September 25, 2021
7. Putnam County Veterans Memorial
Credits. This page was last revised on September 27, 2021. It was originally submitted on September 27, 2021, by Duane and Tracy Marsteller of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. This page has been viewed 194 times since then and 33 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. submitted on September 27, 2021, by Duane and Tracy Marsteller of Murfreesboro, Tennessee.