Goldsboro in Wayne County, North Carolina — The American South (South Atlantic)
Wayne County Veterans Memorial Map
These boys, the dead and living wounded, are the real heroes of this war. These are the men to whom our state and every part thereof should never fail to pay tribute.
Brigadier General Kenneth C. Royall
Original trustee of the Wayne County Memorial Association
Attorney whose office was about 100 feet west of this site
First Secretary of the Army 1947-1949
Last U.S. Secretary of War
Wayne County circa 1925
Wayne County Memorial Community Building
Dedicated on this site June 25, 1925
Grantham
James L. Blackman WWII Earl Chestnutt WWII Thurston D. Fogleman WWII Joseph M. Grantham III Vietnam Harvey B. Hood WWI Roy W. Jones WWII Raymond J. Langston WWII Melville W. Odom WWII Henry E. Weeks WWII R. H. Westbrook WWI
Mt. Olive
Emmette Ballree Vietnam George W. Barber WWII Benjamin F. Bell WWII Norman E. Best WWII Glennie M. Brock WWII Carl B. Clinton WWI Roland S. Cox WWI Lawton Crumpler Jr. WWII Woodard W. Crumpler WWII Joseph A. Farah WWII Adrian H. Grantham WWI Phillip D. Hardy Vietnam Cleon R. Jones WWI Melvin B. Jones WWII Wilbert E. Jones Vietnam Roscoe Kelly WWII Henry H. Lee WWII James Merritt Korean Herbert Pearsall Jr. Vietnam Phillip W. Pigford Vietnam Charlie E. Pike WWII James A. Powell WWII Royal Puckett WWII Glanton E. Reaves WWII John R. Reaves WWII Elam Summerlin WWI James G. Summerlin WWI James L. Taylor WWII James R. Thompson Korean James R. Troutman WWII
Indian Springs TWP
Albert J. Adams WWII Fred L. Casey WWI Sears Herring WWI Ray Hill WWII Charles M. Howell WWII Charles M. Price WWII Forrest L. Price Korean Jesse J. Ruffin WWI Henry A. Taylor WWII Ira Wade WWII Major Williams WWI
Township Undetermined
Henry W. Allen Jr. WWII William A. Barwick WWII Jerry H. Beaman WWII James H. Blackman WWII Levi C. Branson WWI Ben Brock WWII James L. Byrd WWII Raeford L. Campbell WWII Daniel J. Carter Korean Clarence M. Edwards WWII Albert L. Ellington WWII Mack Elliott WWI Richard Elmore WWII Ray E. Eubanks MOH WWII Carl E. Franklin WWII James I. Fulford WWI May S. Haggins WWII George R. Hardesty WWI Joseph N. Hargrove Vietnam James Hill WWI Wilbert O. Hodge WWII John Hollingsworth WWII Horace Horton WWII James L. Howell WWII Lewis Jernigan WWII Douglas T. Johnson WWII Jack Jones WWII Willie Lane WWII Hugh d. Mashburn WWII Wilbert C. Massey Jr. WWII James P. McLamb WWII Don E. Pate WWII William J. Pierce WWII Donald N. Pope WWII George P. Power Vietnam Joe Renfrow WWII Harold H. Smothers WWII Kermit Stallings WWII Clyde J. Stanback Korean Herbert A. Sutton WWII Robert L Taylor WWII Nathaniel K. Thornton WWI Johnnie J. Turnage WWII William Walston WWI Charles Warren WWII Cecil H. Wiggs WWII George H. Wilkins Vietnam Robert E. Williams WWII William C. Wilson Jr. WWII Joseph D. Winchester WWII Donza Wood WWII Shade Wooten WWI
Brogden TWP
Bruce Anderson WWII Raymond R. Anderson WWII William H. Bell WWII Archie B. Carter WWII Carl C. Casey WWII James R. Coates Vietnam Gene J. Elzas WWII Stephe. P. Faircloth WWII George E. Grantham WWII Ben King WWII Ezra A. Moore WWII James A. Mozingo WWII William O. Mozingo WWII Frank G. Peele WWII Leon Price WWII King D. Simmons WWI Foster B. Stevens WWI Daniel C. Sutton WWII Edd L. Sutton WWII Danzie Winn WWI Bernice R. Wynn WWII
New Hope TWP
William L. Britt WWII Linwood R. Foombs WWII Marion L. Daniels WWI Edgar
F. Davis Vietnam
William W. Hail Vietnam
Robert H. Irwin Vietnam
James L. Kornegay Korean
Marquis I. McCarty WWII
James L. Ratliff Vietnam
Willie Simmons WWI
Williams C. Sutton Vietnam
Paul G. Underwood Vietnam
Richard W. Watson Vietnam
Goldsboro TWP
Robert E. Abel WWII Can Allen Korean James F. Arrington Korean Jesse J. Baker WWI Cleveland C. Balkcum WWII Charlie C. Benton Vietnam Robert O. Benton WWII Bruce L. Blevins WWI Murray L. Borden Jr. Vietnam Paul L. Borden Jr. WWII Lee R. Brogden WWII Irvin Bryant WWII Daniel Bullock Vietnam Nathaniel Cox
Jr. Vietnam
Edward C. Daly WWII
Jake Davis WWII
James V. Denning Korean
James P. DeVaney Vietnam
Nathan M. Dickey WWII
Gaston L. Dortch WWI
James Edmundson WWII
Wayne R. Edwards WWII
William H. Ellis WWII
Marvin L. Faircloth WWII
Lewis H. Faulk WWII
Reuben R. Floyd WWII
Alleyne Foster WWII
Ralph Giddens WWII
Robert A. Govan Vietnam
Robert Greenfield WWII
Moses Hadley WWI
Clifton A. Ham WWII
Herbert L. Handley WWI
Faison Harris WWI
Thomas P. Harrison WWII
Robert R. Hatch WWII
David R. Hill WWII
Liston L. Hines WWII
Sidney W. Hinson WWI
James H. Hogans WWI
Roland W. Horton Jr. WWII
Casco D. Howell Vietnam
Ernest C. Howell WWII
Samuel G. Hummell WWI
Harry Hundley WWII
Alton Harmon WWII
Dan L. Jenkins Vietnam
Charles R. Johnson Korean
J. C. Jones WWII
Stokely J. Jones Vietnam
Charles C. Keller WWII
Charlie S. Killette WWII
John H. King Korean
John W. Lamm Korean
Bobby R. Lane Vietnam
Charles C. Lassiter WWII
Elwood Lewis Korean
James R. Mashburn WWII
Carl O. Martin WWII
Tyson H. Mewborn WWII
Thomas Mitchell WWII
Joseph Nassif WWII
Earnest Newsome WWII
James T. Parker WWII
William F. Parker WWII
Tryphon. D. Peacock WWII
Boddie Perry WWII
Roscoe Quinn WWII
Charles Raynor WWI
Richard V. Riggs Vietnam
Bryant Roberts WWII
Willie Rogers WWII
Mortimer Roscower WWI
John Sauls WWII
Leonard O. Savage WWII
Neal A. Scott WWII
Charlie D. Shaver WWI
Claude Smith Jr. Korean
Frank Smith Vietnam
Ira S. Smith WWII
Levert L. Smith Jr. WWII
Emmett Spicer WWII
Alvin T. Strickland WWII
Richard Summerlin WWII
Ben I. Taylor WWI
Jasper Thomason WWI
Jesse D. Thompson WWII
Lucian Thompson WWII
Edmund R. Toler Vietnam
Arthur Turner WWI
Kenneth E. Vanhoy
Vietnam
Albert Vick Jr. Vietnam
Gordon Whitaker Jr. WWII
Charles E. Wiegand WWII
Grover C. Wiggins WWI
Guy S. Winstead WWI
George B. Womble Jr. WWII
Ray E. York WWII
Saulston TWP
James A. Thomas WWII
Stoney Creek TWP
John Creech WWI Wayne G. Crumpler WWII George F. Howell WWII Rayford S. Lynch WWII Charles M. Scott WWII
Buck Swamp TWP
Rudolph Sampson Korean Leslie D. Williams Afghanistan
Pikeville TWP
Joseph P. Bass WWI Ralph T. Bell WWII J. R. Best WWII Eulas L. Collins WWI I. D. Dickerson WWII William J. Gardner WWI Samuel Hadley WWI Henry E. Herring WWII William. L. Howell Korean I. Lindley Littleton Korean Hill W. McKeel Vietnam
Nahunta TWP
Andrew Best WWI James H. Blalock WWI Willie L. Blaylock WWI Harold Crawford WWII William D. Crawford Vietnam Harvey D. Davis WWI Ralph Howell Vietnam Wayne L. Johnson WWII Ezra A. Mayo WWI Gary L. McDonald WWII Rudolph S. Parrish Vietnam Dudley A. Powell Jr. WWII John C. Rose Jr. WWII Johnnie G. Rowe WWII Herman P. Shackleford WWI Earl C. Smith WWII Isaac Stevens WWI Mayo Ward Korean
Great Swamp TWP
Donald E. Daniels Vietnam Harvey J. Langston WWII
Leslie J. Short WWI
Benjamin W. Taylor WWII
Topics. This historical marker is listed in this topic list: Military. A significant historical date for this entry is June 25, 1925.
Location. 35° 22.951′ N, 77° 59.632′ W. Marker is in Goldsboro, North Carolina, in Wayne County. It is at the intersection of East Walnut Street and North William Street when traveling west on East Walnut Street. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 241 E Walnut St, Goldsboro NC 27530, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this marker is in the Coastal Plain and in the Piedmont. It is also in the American
South and specifically in the Upper South. Globally, it is in North America, the Western Hemisphere, the Western World, and the Anglosphere. Historically, it finds itself in what was once the territory of the Mississippian Culture, one of the original Thirteen Colonies, one of the Confederate States of America, and the Antebellum South.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker: Wayne County Veterans Memorial (here, next to this marker); Wayne County Vietnam War Memorial (a few steps from this marker); Seymour Johnson AFB History / 4th Fighter Wing History Memorial
(a few steps from this marker); Wayne County Purple Heart (a few steps from this marker); North Carolina Press Association (within shouting distance of this marker); John Lawson (within shouting distance of this marker); Company E, 119th Infantry, Goldsboro Rifles World War I Monument (within shouting distance of this marker); First Pentecostal Holiness Church Congregation (within shouting distance of this marker). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Goldsboro.
More about this marker. The memorial is a 1925 Wayne County map with the names of those memorialized placed at their home townships within the county. The map is to the north of the park pavilion
Credits. This page was last revised on February 26, 2025. It was originally submitted on February 24, 2025, by Mark Parker of Hickory, North Carolina. This page has been viewed 248 times since then and 31 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. submitted on February 24, 2025, by Mark Parker of Hickory, North Carolina. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17. submitted on February 25, 2025, by Mark Parker of Hickory, North Carolina. • J. J. Prats was the editor who published this page.
















