Clintwood in Dickenson County, Virginia — The American South (Mid-Atlantic)
Dickenson County War Memorial
Photographed by Duane and Tracy Marsteller, June 18, 2023
1. Dickenson County War Memorial Marker
Inscription.
Dickenson County War Memorial. .
In memory of those from Dickenson County who gave their lives to keep us strong and free , World War I. Bailey, Allen J. . Colley, Fred H. . Deel, John H. . Grizzle, Thomas J. . Hay, Luther . Keel, Walter H. . Killen, Alexander . Mullins, Nelson . Neece, William A. . Owens, Teddy . Priode, Fred H. . Ratliff, Willie . Silcox, Jessie L. . Stanley, Morgan . White, Leonard J. . Wright, Garland ,
World War II. Adkins, Benjamin S. . Adkins, Joseph H. . Akers, Claude W. . Allman, Glenn . Anderson, Clement I. . Anderson, Harry R. . Arrington, Daniel R. . Ball, Henry G. . Blair, Eugene . Blair, Kendrick C. . Blair, Kenneth . Boggs, Hershel E. . Branham, Otto . Cable, Elmer H. . Carpenter, Elbert R. . Cassidy, Herbert E. . Compton, Shirley D. . Compton, Wiley M. . Counts, William R. . Davis, Joseph C. . Deel, William O., Jr. . Dingus, Henry M. . Elkins, Hubert . Fields, Frank W. . Fleming, Arville A. , Forish, Louie . Fuller, Earl . Gibson, Lee T. . Goode, Thomas H. . Gourley, Sanford E. . Hale, Nasbie . Hamilton, Melvin E. . Hay, Walter B. . Haynes, Alonzo . Haynes, Ralph . Hoskins, Wana . Hughes, Cecil C. . Jordan, Stewart B. . Justice, Luther J. . Kelley, Willie C. . Kilgore, Denver M. . Kiser, Emory . Kiser, Paul . Lewis, Albert L. . McCoy, Ely R. . McCoy, Lanis . McCoy, Lewis N. . Martin, Hassel . Miller, Carano, Jr. . Morgan, Kenneth , Mullins, Benjamin H. . Mullins, Carvel . Mullins, George R. . Mullins, Gilmer . Mullins, Oscar M. . Mullins, Ray . Mullins, Ronnie . Neel, Cecil A. . Owens, Berlin . Owens, Cecil D. . Owens, Ruey S. . Phillips, Aubrey P. . Phillips, Claude A. . Powers, Aubrey L. . Propst, John F. . Puckett, Nelson E. . Raines, James E. . Rasnick, Howard L. . Ratliff, Frenchman . Reed, Jack D. . Reedy, Clinton . Reedy, Edward . Reedy, Virgil L. . Riddle, Boyd R. , Robinson, Cephas . Robinson, Jimmie . Rose, Delmon . Skeen, John M. . Smith, James R. . Stallard, Carlos . Stevens, James A. . Stiltner, Lester L. . Strouth, Manie W. . Sutherland, Alex W. . Sutherland, Clayton C. . Sutherland, Lanes B. . Swanner, Orbie . Sweeney, James F. . Sykes, Ervin . Taylor, Littleton A. . Vanover, Ambrose . Wood, Willie C. . Wright, Garland . Wright, Stewart . Yates, Floyd . Yates, Harding . Hamilton, Edward E. . Brown, Earnest F. ,
Korean War. Counts, Billy E. . Counts, Charles M. . Edwards, Eugene . Edwards, James A. . Edwards, Willard H. . Falin, John E. . Fletcher, Clyde W. . Fuller, Kemper . Hilton, Clyde P. . Mann, RJackie N. . Mooney, John . O'Quinn, George F. . Powers, Jairus E. . Powers, Jerry B. . Richardson, Harold . Stanley, Dewey H. . Stanley, Kenneth . Sweeney, Errett L. . Taylor, Donald M. . Turner, Corbet L. . Stallard, Roy G.
In memory of
those from
Dickenson
County who gave
their lives to
keep us strong
and free
World War I
Bailey, Allen J. Colley, Fred H. Deel, John H. Grizzle, Thomas J. Hay, Luther Keel, Walter H. Killen, Alexander Mullins, Nelson Neece, William A. Owens, Teddy Priode, Fred H. Ratliff, Willie Silcox, Jessie L. Stanley, Morgan White, Leonard J. Wright, Garland
World War II
Adkins, Benjamin S. Adkins, Joseph H. Akers, Claude W. Allman, Glenn Anderson, Clement I. Anderson, Harry R. Arrington, Daniel R. Ball, Henry G. Blair, Eugene Blair, Kendrick C. Blair, Kenneth Boggs, Hershel E. Branham, Otto Cable, Elmer H. Carpenter, Elbert R. Cassidy, Herbert E. Compton, Shirley D. Compton, Wiley M. Counts, William R. Davis, Joseph C. Deel, William O., Jr. Dingus, Henry M. Elkins, Hubert Fields, Frank W. Fleming, Arville A.
Forish, Louie Fuller, Earl Gibson, Lee T. Goode, Thomas H. Gourley, Sanford E. Hale, Nasbie Hamilton, Melvin E. Hay, Walter B. Haynes, Alonzo Haynes, Ralph Hoskins, Wana Hughes, Cecil C. Jordan, Stewart
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B. Justice, Luther J. Kelley, Willie C. Kilgore, Denver M. Kiser, Emory Kiser, Paul Lewis, Albert L. McCoy, Ely R. McCoy, Lanis McCoy, Lewis N. Martin, Hassel Miller, Carano, Jr. Morgan, Kenneth
Mullins, Benjamin H. Mullins, Carvel Mullins, George R. Mullins, Gilmer Mullins, Oscar M. Mullins, Ray Mullins, Ronnie Neel, Cecil A. Owens, Berlin Owens, Cecil D. Owens, Ruey S. Phillips, Aubrey P. Phillips, Claude A. Powers, Aubrey L. Propst, John F. Puckett, Nelson E. Raines, James E. Rasnick, Howard L. Ratliff, Frenchman Reed, Jack D. Reedy, Clinton Reedy, Edward Reedy, Virgil L. Riddle, Boyd R.
Robinson, Cephas Robinson, Jimmie Rose, Delmon Skeen, John M. Smith, James R. Stallard, Carlos Stevens, James A. Stiltner, Lester L. Strouth, Manie W. Sutherland, Alex W. Sutherland, Clayton C. Sutherland, Lanes B. Swanner, Orbie Sweeney, James F. Sykes, Ervin Taylor, Littleton A. Vanover, Ambrose Wood, Willie C. Wright, Garland Wright, Stewart Yates, Floyd Yates, Harding Hamilton, Edward E. Brown, Earnest F.
Korean War
Counts,
Photographed by Duane and Tracy Marsteller, June 18, 2023
2. Dickenson County War Memorial
Billy E. Counts, Charles M. Edwards, Eugene Edwards, James A. Edwards, Willard H. Falin, John E. Fletcher, Clyde W. Fuller, Kemper Hilton, Clyde P. Mann, RJackie N. Mooney, John O'Quinn, George F. Powers, Jairus E. Powers, Jerry B. Richardson, Harold Stanley, Dewey H. Stanley, Kenneth Sweeney, Errett L. Taylor, Donald M. Turner, Corbet L. Stallard, Roy G.
Location. 37° 9′ N, 82° 27.41′ W. Memorial is in Clintwood, Virginia, in Dickenson County. It is at the intersection of Clintwood Main Street and McClure Avenue, on the right when traveling west on Clintwood Main Street. Memorial is on the Dickensen County Courthouse grounds. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 293 Clintwood Main St, Clintwood VA 24228, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in Southwest Virginia. It is also in the American South, specifically in the Upper South, in Appalachia, and specifically in Southern Appalachia. 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 the original Cherokee Nation, the territory of the Mississippian Culture, one of the original Thirteen Colonies, one of the Confederate States of America, and the Antebellum South.
Other markers no longer nearby. John Mullins (was approx. Ό mile away but has been reported to have been replaced with another marker now near it); The Crooked Road / Dickenson County (was approx. 4.8 miles away but has been replaced with another marker now near it).
Credits. This page was last revised on July 18, 2023. It was originally submitted on July 18, 2023, by Duane and Tracy Marsteller of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. This page has been viewed 474 times since then and 34 times this year. Photos:1, 2. submitted on July 18, 2023, by Duane and Tracy Marsteller of Murfreesboro, Tennessee.