Whitesburg in Letcher County, Kentucky — The American South (East South Central)
Letcher County Honor Roll
Honor Those Who Preserved It
World War I
Adams, John Adams, Ralph Anderson, Clell Brown, David N. Brown, George Brown, Sylvan Bukhart, Bradley Cornett, Curtis Day, Douglas Dixon, Elijah B. Dixon, William Ford, Charlie J. Hall, Patrick H. Hardy, Joe Hubbard, Henderson M. Igo, Emery Johnson, Tom Maggard, Henry McKnight, George W. Scruggs, Frank W. Sexton, Joseph
World War II
Adams, Claude Adams, Eugene A. Amburgey, Lawrence L. Anderson, Lloyd R. Anderson, Mander, Jr. Arthur, Fred L. Sr. Back, Edgar Back, Freelin Back, Thurman Bailey, Paul D. Bailey, Silas Baker, Ewing Baker, Herbert Baker, Ivory C. Baker, James Jr. Baker, Roy Banks, Dishman E. Barney, Pete, Jr. Bates, Lee C. Bates, Lenville Bates, Pony W. Bell, William F. Benge, Jack Bentley, Ballard J. Bentley, Clifford Bentley, Hayes Berry, Edward H. Blair, Charles O. Blanton, George Boggs, Harold Bostain, Luther D. Brashears, Estill Brewer, James O. Buckhold, Wilbert W. Burns, Daniel B. Calton, Melvin Cashman, Junious M. Caudill, Cecil Caudill, Clide Caudill, Darwin Caudill, William Jr. Centers, Chris Chandler, Paul B. Childers, Mack T. Collins, Glenn Combs, Billy F. Combs, Bradley Combs, Gerny Combs, William F. Cook, Arnold Cook, Hansford Cornett, Chester Jr. Cornett, Eldred L. Cornett, Haywood Coyer, Wilfred D. Craes, Hubert Craft, Bill Davidson, Larry Davis, Jack Depriest, William R. Dills, Ernest, Jr. Dingus, Teddy M. Dixon, James E. Dixon, Kirby Duncan, William M. Eldridge, Delza Ellish, Lewis Fields, Arlie Fields, Dixon Fletcher, Jesse L. Flint, Chester Fonts, Murray Frazier, James M. Fugate, Lewis Gillian, Jesse J. Greene, James H. Griffith, Hargis R. Grisby, Cecil K. Hall, Hershel W. Hall, Ralph Hall, Rush Hall, Wade Hammonds, William C. Hampton, Jerry P. Harris, Winzer Hart, J. Hugh Hatton, David Sr. Hendrix, Arthur R. Hoffman, Gatewood Holbrook, Chester F. Holbrook, Dolphia Holbrook, Wesley Halcomb, Gatthel Holland, John R. Hopkins, Raymond V. Howard, Earnest Howington, Orville J. Hudgins, Hershel Hughes, Worley C. Hyatt, Willard D. Ison, Bill Ison, Earl Ison, James Ison, Roland Jenkins, Harold S. Jones, Gilbert O. Jones, Walter H. King, Sterling Kissinger, Clayton Lee, Fritz Jr. Lewis, John S. Logan, Fulton Logsdon, David E. Looney, Claude Lucas, Eli Lucas, Luther J. McCarty, Cecil McRoberts, Billy McRoberts, Ruben S. Marshall, R.B. Martin, James V. Monhollen, Willie D. Morris, Doyle Mullins, Gilmer Mullins, Ernest Mullins, Glen Mullins, Henry Newsome, Marvin Nicholson, Harold T. Norton, Edward Pece, James T. Pennington, Hershel Permestta, Marvin Pigman, Sidney Polly, Eugene Polly, Willard Potter, A.C. Potter, Edward Profitt, Fernoy Ramey, Benjamin F. Reed, Emmett J. Reynolds, Virgil Roberts, Virgil E. Rudd, Carl Salyer, Braton Salyer, William B. Sanders, James R. Sanders, William H. Settles, Orville E. Sexton, Ora J. Jr. Sexton, Vernon Smith, Edgar H. Smith, George D. Stamper, James W. Stamper, Paul E. Stidham, Robert L. Strange, Ellis E. Sturgill, William K. Thompson, John W. Jr. Thornton, Harold B. Tolson, Clyde Tubbs, Roy W. Vance, Lindesay Vinson, Charles W. Wassum, Joseph C. Watts, Lawton Watts, Vinson Webb, Bruce Whitaker, Gale Whitaker, James R. Whitaker, Ottis Wilder, Glenn Wilder, Henry C. Wolfe, Malcolm B. Wright, Comey Wright, James H. Young, Guy L. Jr.
Korean War
Adams, Troulius Anderson, A.C. Bentley, Elwood Blevins, Billy J. Breeding, Herman Jr. Brown, Ray Caudill, Charles L. Cline, George H. Collins, James E. Combs, Bobby V. Cornett, Crowden Craft, Richard Jr. Elswick, Ervin C. Griffin, Leslie Griffith, James A. Hampton, Carmel Hughes, Jack W. Isaac, Willie D. Ison, Earl King, Denver McFall, Billie E. Meeks, Charles E. Menken, Donald L. Miles, David Moncrief, Douglas Mullins, Elmer Mullins, James C. Pridemore, Don K. Putman, Donald C. Riley, George Roark, William J. Roberts, James W. Sanders, Thomas Saulsberry, Robert Scott, Thomas Smallwood, Herbert H. Smith, Willie D. Tackett, Donald F. Terry, Simon Trent, Ira V. Tyree, James A. Watts, Edward Webb, James White, James H. Yonts, Robert B.
Topics. This memorial is listed in these topic lists: War, Korean • War, World I • War, World II.
Location. 37° 7.092′ N, 82° 49.61′ W. Marker is in Whitesburg, Kentucky, in Letcher County. Memorial is at the intersection of Main Street and Webb Street, on the right when traveling east on Main Street. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 156 Main St, Whitesburg KY 41858, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 5 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Pilot -- Spy -- Hero / Francis Gary Powers (here, next to this marker); Early Settler (approx. 1.9 miles away); James Still (approx. 3 miles away); Harriette Simpson Arnow (approx. 3 miles away); John Fox, Jr. (approx. 3 miles away); Harry Monroe Caudill (approx. 3 miles away); Kingdom Come (approx. 4.2 miles away); Scuttle Hole Gap Road (approx. 4½ miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Whitesburg.
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