GRASSY GAP CEMETERY on Leeco
1. ** Vance Bowling, (1929 - 1988) Korea
2. **Justus Farley, (1934 - 1984) Korea
3. William Fields, (1909 - 1969) WW ll
4. **Henry Johnson, (1909 - 1996) WW ll
5. **James Johnson, (1931 - 2018) Korea
6. **John Johnson, (1931 - 2007)Korea
7. **Daniel D. Lewis, (1933 - 1999) Army (Cenotaph)
8. Hiram Lewis, (1892 - 1969) WW l
9. **Ralph Lewis, (1935 - 1984) USMC, Vietnam
10.** Ralph Pace, (1918 - 1995) WW ll
11. William Riley Sandlin, (1918 - 1987) WW ll
12. Darrell Stidham, (1928 - 1989) Korea
13. **Eugene Stidham, (1923 - 1985) WW ll
14. Henderson Stidham, (1924 - 1994) WW ll
15. James Stidham, (1931 - 1979) Korea
16. **Lenuel Stidham, (1924 - 2008) WW ll
17. James Shepherd, (1889 - 1969) Army WW ll
18. Ray Fields, (1903 - 1948) Army
19. **George W. Lewis, (1925 - 1969)
20. **Roy D. Bowling, (1932 - 2014) USMC Korea
Link to an oral interview with Vance Bowling May 24, 1979
GAY FAMILY CEMETERY - Sizerock
1. **Clay Gay, WWll
2. **Clinton Gay, Vietnam
3. **Delbert Gay, WW ll
4. James Willard Gay, Vietnam
5. Lester Gay, WW ll
GRASS-LOT CEMETERY - Jack’s Creek
1. **Wiley J. Collett, Civil War (Union) 47th Kentucky Infantry Company B
GRIFFIE FAMILY CEMETERY - Devils Jump Branch
1. Earl Griffie, Army WW ll
2. **Len R. Hamrick, WW l
3. Floyd Jones, (1915 - 1989)
GARRETT MORGAN CEMETERY - Short Creek
1. Bige Bentley, Jr., Army WW ll
2. Stanley Marcum, Army WW ll
3. Omas Morgan , Army WW ll
GLADY BRANCH CEMETERY - Stinnett
1. Willie Fields, (1922 - 1976) Army WW ll
2. **Oliver Powers, (1914 - 1985) Army
3. Cleomon Hoskins, (1942 - 1969) Army
4. **William Gross, (1928 - 2023) Air Force
5. ** Eldon “Jack” Hoskins, (1944 - 1992) Army Korea
6. Farmer Hoskins, (1945 - 2024) Army
GIBSON BRANCH CEMETERY - Sizerock
1. **Fred Barnes, (1920 - 1942) Army KIA WW ll, Purple Heart
2. Johney Barnes, (1895 - 1975) Army WW l
3. **Elmer Young, (1931 - 1950) KY PFC 58, ENGR. FDWY BRC Co
4. Clyde Collins, (1951 - 1981) Army, Vietnam
**Fred Barnes, S/SGT, U.S. Army, WW ll, Purple Heart, Staff Sergeant, Sixth Infantry, First Armored Division, 27th Field Artillery Battalion, 16th. Engineer Battalion ( Armored) , Company G. Reported “Missing in Action“ on Sunday, November 8, 1942,on the first day of Operation Torch, the allied invasion of North Africa as a member of the Center Task Force, while aboard the troop transport HMS Walney or HMS Hartland in Oran Harbor, Algeria. Memorialized at the North Africa American Cemetery, Carthage, Tunis, Tunisia, Posthumously awarded the Bronze Star and Purple Heart. U.S. Army correspondence data October 1947 indicates the body may have been recovered and is buried at the North African American Cemetery, rather than “Lost at Sea” as originally designated.
GILBERT FAMILY CEMETERY - Muncy Creek
1. Buster Hoskins, WWll
2. Isaac “Ike“ Howard, WW ll
3. Arthur Hoskins, Army, WW ll
GARRISON FAMILY CEMETERY - Stinnett
1. John F. Gilbert (1946 - 2014) Navy
GILBERT-ESTRIDGE CEMETERY - Lewis Creek
1. Harvey Estridge, 1918-1993, Army WW ll
ELIJAH GAY CEMETERY - Dryhill
1. **Elijah Gay, (1895 - 1987) Army WW I
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49 Veterans
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