Maynardville in Union County, Tennessee — The American South (East South Central)

Union County World War I Monument

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1. Union County World War I Monument (front)

Inscription.

Union County World War I Monument. . [Front] They raised their hand in defense of liberty. Anderson H.E. . Anderson M.R. . Anderson I. . Acuff A.V. . Albright G. . Brantley L. . Brantley A.C. . Booker M.T. . Booker Bert. L. . Booker John . Bailey John H. . Bridges S.W. . Bridges A.S. . Barnard G. . Boruff H.A. . Beeler A. . Butcher H.H. . Bryant D.M. . Bostic Oburn. . Buckner C.L. . Beeler L.L. . Clevinger H. . Campbell J.G. . Canada Judd . Cadle Geo. W., Cook Wylie A. . Cook Lum N. . Cook Jas. E. . Cook W.C. . Creech C.W. . Cadle G.W. . Campbell I.G. . Canupp H. . Chadwick W.F. . Chadwick E.B. . Coffman J.O. . Dykes Henry . [missing]wood E.T. . [missing]wood J.H. . [missing] C.B.F. . Davis H.E. . Dyer Vasco . Dyer James J. . Dykes M. . Flatford J.H. . Fraker H.H., Flatford W.E. . Ford H. . Ferrington J. . Grissom L.P. . Grissom J.H. . Glandon E. . Graves B.E. . Gentry T.C. . Gose Chas. M. . Gilbert E. . Gilbert T.O. . Graves E.J. . Hill Chas. A. . Hill E.M. . Hodge L.B. . Haynes R.L. . Harvey C.A. . Hale D.E. . Hansard M.F.W. . Hickle A.F. . Harless N.S., Hubbs H.A. . Haynes Dr. S. . Hammack E. . Haynes W.G. . Irwin Hedrick . Irick Rogers . Johnson C. . Johnson H. . Johnson W.T. . Kitts Hobert . Kitts Robt. J. . Kitts Hubert . Kiser Luke . Lambdin J.W. . Lambdin D.D. . Longmire V.V. . Lyons C.U. . Lay Patrick . Langly E. . Loy Maynard . Longmire J.L., [Back] To our heroes War of 1917-1918. Medley Chas. . Miller M.E. . Miller Edgor . McCarty J.R. . Monday Geo. . Mohone A.D. . Mitchell Chas. . Merrit Arbee . Merrit E.L. . Monroe G.E. . Monroe Anson . Needham A.C. . Needham O.T. . Needham J.H. . Needham E.E. . Needham W.J. . Oaks W.H. . Odom Silas . Peters Zeno . Peters W.N. . Peters C.L. . Peters S.L. . Peters Fred . Pierce W.M. . Pierce J.F. . Pierce G.W. . Pyles A.W. . Phipps T.M. killed . Phipps J.A., Rose Wm. . Rose Homer . Richardson L. . Ray D.H. . Rouse Lindsay . Russell T.J. . Ragland C. . Rutherford E. . Rosenbalm P.H. . Smith W.H. . Smith W.D. . Smith H.A. . Smith Claud . Sharp C.J. . Sharp W.A. . Sharp Brice . Sharp Lee . Sharp Emory . Sharp R.H. . Sands Fred. . Stooksbary O.M. . Stooksbary H.G. . Stooksbary L.H. . Stiner M. killed . Snoderly U.G. . Skaggs J.S. . Strevel H.H. . Stone F.O. . Shumate C., Sampson, L.T. . Shelby J.E. . Shelby H.D. . Seymour H.T. . Seymour Geo. . Settles A. . Turner L.M . Turner R.L . Turner L.L. . Turner W.R. . Taylor S.C. . Tharp Chas. . Tharp Chas. S. . Vittetoe R.H. . Welch J. M. . White Frank . White Wm. . Walton G.W. . Woolard W.A. . Wyrick C.R. . Warwick E. . Warwick C.B. . Wagoner H.M . Wallace V. . Weaver C. . Wynegar E.C. . Wolfenbarger R. . Wolfenbarger H.V. . This monument was erected in 1922 by Local Exemption Board of Union County. It is in Maynardville in Union County Tennessee

[Front]
They raised their hand
in defense of liberty Anderson H.E. • Anderson M.R. • Anderson I. • Acuff A.V. • Albright G. • Brantley L. • Brantley A.C. • Booker M.T. • Booker Bert. L. • Booker John • Bailey John H. • Bridges S.W. • Bridges A.S. • Barnard G. • Boruff H.A. • Beeler A. • Butcher H.H. • Bryant D.M. • Bostic Oburn. • Buckner C.L. • Beeler L.L. • Clevinger H. • Campbell J.G. • Canada Judd • Cadle Geo. W.

Cook Wylie A. • Cook Lum N. • Cook Jas. E. • Cook W.C. • Creech C.W. • Cadle G.W. • Campbell I.G. • Canupp H. • Chadwick W.F. • Chadwick E.B. • Coffman J.O. • Dykes Henry • [missing]wood E.T. • [missing]wood J.H. • [missing] C.B.F. • Davis H.E. • Dyer Vasco • Dyer James J. • Dykes M. • Flatford J.H. • Fraker H.H.

Flatford W.E. • Ford H. • Ferrington J. • Grissom L.P. • Grissom J.H. • Glandon E. • Graves B.E. • Gentry T.C. • Gose Chas. M. • Gilbert E. • Gilbert T.O. • Graves E.J. • Hill Chas. A. • Hill E.M. • Hodge L.B. • Haynes R.L. • Harvey C.A. • Hale D.E. • Hansard M.F.W. • Hickle A.F. • Harless N.S.

Hubbs H.A. • Haynes Dr. S. • Hammack E.

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2. Union County World War I Monument (back)

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• Haynes W.G. • Irwin Hedrick • Irick Rogers • Johnson C. • Johnson H. • Johnson W.T. • Kitts Hobert • Kitts Robt. J. • Kitts Hubert • Kiser Luke • Lambdin J.W. • Lambdin D.D. • Longmire V.V. • Lyons C.U. • Lay Patrick • Langly E. • Loy Maynard • Longmire J.L.

[Back]
To our heroes
War of 1917-1918 Medley Chas. • Miller M.E. • Miller Edgor • McCarty J.R. • Monday Geo. • Mohone A.D. • Mitchell Chas. • Merrit Arbee • Merrit E.L. • Monroe G.E. • Monroe Anson • Needham A.C. • Needham O.T. • Needham J.H. • Needham E.E. • Needham W.J. • Oaks W.H. • Odom Silas • Peters Zeno • Peters W.N. • Peters C.L. • Peters S.L. • Peters Fred • Pierce W.M. • Pierce J.F. • Pierce G.W. • Pyles A.W. • Phipps T.M. killed • Phipps J.A.

Rose Wm. • Rose Homer • Richardson L. • Ray D.H. • Rouse Lindsay • Russell T.J. • Ragland C. • Rutherford E. • Rosenbalm P.H. • Smith W.H. • Smith W.D. • Smith H.A. • Smith Claud • Sharp C.J. • Sharp W.A. • Sharp Brice • Sharp Lee • Sharp Emory • Sharp R.H. • Sands Fred. • Stooksbary O.M. • Stooksbary H.G. • Stooksbary L.H. • Stiner M. killed • Snoderly U.G. • Skaggs J.S. • Strevel H.H. • Stone F.O. • Shumate C.

Sampson, L.T. • Shelby J.E. • Shelby H.D. • Seymour H.T. • Seymour Geo. • Settles A. • Turner L.M • Turner R.L • Turner L.L. • Turner W.R. • Taylor S.C. • Tharp Chas.

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• Tharp Chas. S. • Vittetoe R.H. • Welch J. M. • White Frank • White Wm. • Walton G.W. • Woolard W.A. • Wyrick C.R. • Warwick E. • Warwick C.B. • Wagoner H.M • Wallace V. • Weaver C. • Wynegar E.C. • Wolfenbarger R. • Wolfenbarger H.V.

Erected 1922 by Local Exemption Board of Union County.

Topics. This monument and memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World I.

Location. 36° 14.864′ N, 83° 48.159′ W. Marker is in Maynardville, Tennessee, in Union County. Memorial is on Main Street, 0.1 miles east of Berthas Place, on the left when traveling east. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Maynardville TN 37807, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 8 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Divided Loyalties (about 500 feet away, measured in a direct line); Roy Claxton Acuff (approx. ¼ mile away); Horace Maynard (approx. ¼ mile away); Wilson Park (approx. 1.1 miles away); Veterans Memorial Bridge (approx. 1.1 miles away); Racoon Valley (approx. 2½ miles away); Walker's Ford (approx. 6.8 miles away); George Mann (approx. 7.2 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Maynardville.

Credits. This page was last revised on April 29, 2022. It was originally submitted on April 29, 2022, by Duane and Tracy Marsteller of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. This page has been viewed 76 times since then and 10 times this year. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on April 29, 2022, by Duane and Tracy Marsteller of Murfreesboro, Tennessee.