Lee County War Memorial & Veterans Wall
The War Memorial

DEDICATED TO THOSE FROM LEE COUNTY WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM

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Column One

CIVIL WAR

Henry Clay Bowman
Jeptha Brandenburg
Samuel Brandenburg
William H. Brandenburg
James Carter
William B. Chapman
Charles E. Davis
John Duke
E.B. Hamilton
Alex Ledford
Archibald McGuire
Benjamin F. McGuire
James G. McGuire
Jonathan McGuire
Medley S. McGuire
John Steele
Jesse Thomas
Henry B. Tincher

SPANISH AMERICAN WAR

Harrison Paul Smith

Column Two

WWI

Matthew Begley
Morton Brandenburg
Steve Combs
Breck Drake
Blaine Herd
Bradley Herd
Dewey Herd
John D. Hogan
Julius Horn
William Lucas
Perry Messer
Malcom H. Robertson

WWII

Charles Bowman
James D. Brandenburg
W. H. Brandenburg
Willie L. Brooks
Dorsey Cole
Earnest Combs
Vernon C. Coomer
William Cornelius (Burton)
Woodrow Dodge
Henry Drake
Alfred Drake
Alfred Dunaway
David Dunaway

Column Three

WWII

Carmen Dunnigan
George Ellis
Elmer Estes
Adolph Hall
Carl Hall
George E. Hall
Henry R. Haynes
Willis Hobbs
Omer Fred Hollon
Charles W. Horn
Estil Jones
R.B. Kincaid
Cecil Mann
Dudley C. Mayse
Noah McQueen
Walter C. Miller
Thomas J. Moore
Charles K. Morrison
Samuel C. Palmer
Bobby Perdue
Charles G. Phillips
James H. Porter
Billie Reese
George E. Rogers
Lonnie G. Rogers
Robert Rose
Fred Slone, Jr.
Elvin W. Smyth
Charles Plowman

Column Four

WWII

Leonard C. Smyth
James M. Sparks
Clay Stamper
Reynolds Thomas
Vernon Todd
Roscoe Vires
Billie Wilson

U.S. MARINE CORPS RESERVE

Roy Smallwood

KOREAN CONFLICT

Jack Newman
Cecil E. Smith

VIETNAM

Harry E. Bates
Darius E. Brown
Jimmy Harris
Willie James Oaks
Donald M. Perdue
Edward Lee Vanderpool
Everette E. Woolums
Jack Osborne

The War Memorial and Veterans Wall sit along side and above Highway 11 as one enters Beattyville from the north - just before the railroad crossing.  The Veterans Wall has bricks, donated by local residents, honoring the service of Lee County veterans. A walk leads to the hill above where there is a park and monument with four columns listing the names of the deceased veterans from each war.

The Veterans Wall

BRICK ORDER FORM
Names are listed from top to bottom, left to right, beside the name is the starting row (A-EE) and column (1, 2, ..)

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