NANTZ FAMILY CEMETERY - Warbranch
1. **Scott Nantz, WW ll
2. **Edison Nantz, Army Korea
3. Peter Nantz, Army WW l
** Scott Nantz, participated in the Normandy landing the battle of the Rhine, Battle of the Bulge and the battle of Okinawa
NAPIER CEMETERY - Bull Creek, off Hal Rogers Parkway.
1. James G. Gilbert, USMC Korea
2. Ezekiel Napier, Civil War
3. Jimmy Sizemore, Army
HUSTON NAPIER CEMETERY - Rockhouse
1. Ralph Campbell, WW ll
2. Bill Cornett, WW ll
3. Johnny Napier, WW ll
4. **Roscoe Napier, WW ll
5. Carr Sizemore, Civil War, F&H 29 US Infantry
6. Also a John Hall buried in upper part. No marker.
7. Edward Napier,
JOHN NORTH CEMETERY - Grave Yard Hill on Big Valley
1. Clint Begley, WW l
2. Hargis Begley
3. Julius Begley, Korea
4. Oscar C. Cornett, WW ll
5. John R. Fields, WW l
6. Joe Griffie
7. **Kermit Keen, USAF WW ll
8. Edgar A. Muncy, WW ll
9. Basil Napier, WW ll
10. Earl Napier, WW ll
11. Carl Sizemore, WW ll
12. **Henry Roberts, WW ll
13. **Henry Sizemore, Korea
14. **Jackson Sizemore CO. E, 7th INF
15. Edwin Williams, Korea
16. William C. Wooton, WW ll
17. **Burchell Griffie, (1891 - 1968) Army WW l
18. Dan Wooton, Army
19. Dewey Stubblefield, Army
**Jackson enrolled at Manchester, Kentucky under the name of Jackson Sizemoure on August 19, 1861, as a Private, in Company E 7th Infantry in the service of the United States. His personal description at enlistment was as follows: 6' 1" and dark complexion. It was stated that his occupation was a farmer. And did give his birthday as May 20, 1840.
Jackson was a Prisoner of War. In his records it shows a memorandum from Prisoner of War Records but unable to read copy. Unsure when or where he was taken prisoner but believe ending date was May 1863.
The Surgeon General's Office Record on Pension Claim #457,996, states "that Jackson Sizemoure, Private, Company E. 7th Volunteers entered Hospital Steamer "Nashville" at Vicksburg, Mississippi on July wr, 1863; with intermittent fever, and transferred August 13, 1863; that Jackson Sizemoure entered Hospital Steamer "R.L. Wood" on August 13, 1863 with chronic diarrhea. He was sent to General Hospital at Memphis, Tennessee on August 16, 1863. The records of Vicksburg, Mississippi on July 6, 1863 (earliest date) to July 25, 1863, and such records of Field Hosptials as are on file bearing on the case." Jackson drew a pension of $25, as stated in Pension Clain #416439.
He was honorably discharged at Louisville, Kentucky on October 5, 1864.
**Henry is listed in the 1940 United States Federal Census living at Confluence, Sizerock, Leslie County, Kentucky. Henry is age 21. He is in the home of his uncle, Gus Sizemore.
Henry is listed in the United States, Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS, 1850-2010. He enlisted November 12, 1942, at Huntington, West Virginia and served until October 7, 1945.
Henry is listed in the United States, World War II Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947. He registered in Leslie County, Kentucky on October 15, 1940. He is age 22, 5'11", 155 pounds, light complexion, brown hair, and blue eyes. His next of kin is Gus Sizemore.
Henry is listed in the 1950 United States Federal Census living at Bull Creek, Leslie County, Kentucky. Henry age 31 and Zola age 21. The children listed are Marietta is age 2, Bernadine was born in July. Also, in the home is father-in-law Elize Wooton age 73.
Mr. Henry Roberts born January 28, 1918 passed away May 1, 2008 at the age of 90 years, 3 months & 3 days. He was born at Dryhill, Kentucky the son of Oakley Roberts & Oma North, however Henry was raised from infancy by Gus & Sarah Sizemore. Henry was a United States Army Veteran of World War II. By occupation he was a retired Sheriff of Leslie Co. Kentucky. Henry served his 1st term as Sheriff in 1966 till 1970, then he served his 2nd term in 1982 till 1986. He was a member of the Farm Bureau Board, Leslie County Water Board, and the Kentucky Sheriff's Association. Henry was affiliated with the Swiss Colony Baptist Church in London, Kentucky. He had been a life long resident of Leslie County with the exception of having lived in London, Kentucky for the past 10 years.
NANTZ FAMILY CEMETERY
1. **Herbert Nantz, WW ll and Korea
2. Stanley Nantz, WW ll
NAPIER - SIZEMORE - BEGLEY CEMETERY - (aka Dry Hill Cemetery) - Dry Hill
(George “All” Sizemore is at the topmost part of the cemetery)
1. **Franklin R. Ambrose, (1937 - 1995) T. SGT. USAF Persian Gulf
2. **Samuel L. Begley, (1838 - 1885) Capt. Union Army
3. **Benjamin Elam, (1953 - 1987) PVT Army Vietnam
4.**John Napier, (1915 - 1988) PFC Army WW ll
5 **Joe Napier, (1906 - 1984) SSGT Army WW ll
6. Linzie Napier, Army WW ll
7. Willie Napier, (1903 - 1964)
8. **Edward Pace, Army WW ll
9. **Fred Pace, Army WW ll
10. **Claude Rice Sr., Army WW ll
11. Don Sizemore, (1917 - 1975) Army WW ll
12. **Earl Sizemore, (1913 - 1986) S1, Navy WW ll
13. **Freddy R. Sizemore, (1948 - 2005) Army Vietnam
14. James Sizemore, (1921 - 1987) CPL Army WW ll
15. Paul "Bill" Sizemore, (1919 - 1980) Army WWII
16. **William Roy Sizemore, (1942 - 2017) Army
17. Hershell Colwell, (1927 - 1999) Army WW II
18. Joshua Muncy, (1830 - 1903) Co B 47 KY INF.
**Samuel L. Begley was the first County Judge of Leslie County. Samuel enlisted in the Union Army after his father Edward "Ned" Begley, was hung by raisers. April 6 - 12, 1863: Edward "Ned" Begley is hung at the Nigh Way Point on Cutshin Creek, Leslie Co. by a man named Wells from Captain Bradshaw's Co., 2nd Battalion KY Mtd. Rifles [CS]. Edward had been doing some carpenter work for a neighbor and had his hammer and saw in his hands. The rebels, acting as though they were Union men, betrayed Edward into revealing his sympathies. He remarked that his family was expecting the Union men and had been cooking for them all day. Immediately the rebels fell upon Edward, taking the rawhide bridles from their horses and hanging him on a paw paw tree right beside the road.
** Roy Sizemore ran the Post Office at Comfluence for 50 years.
NAPIER FAMILY CEMETERY - Cindy
1. William B. Napier 2. Anthony A. Napier, Army and National Guard
NAPIER FAMILY CEMETERY - Thousandsticks
1. **Mack Napier, (1924 - 2002)
HOWARD and MARY NAPIER CEMETERY - Essie
1. Howard Napier, (1926 - 2013) Army WW ll
BAKER - NANTZ CEMETERY - Chappell
1. ** SGT Henderson Baker, (1888 - 1944) WW l
Unit F. McDowell, 15th Infantry Co A Infantry SER Co
DANIEL NORTH CEMETERY - Mozelle
1. Harvey Herman Creech, (1938 - 1994) Korea and Vietnam
NANTZ FAMILY CEMETERY - Helton
1. Fred M. Nantz, (1915 - 1950) PFC 57 INF WWII
2. **Virgil Nantz, (1926 - 1998) Army, Korea
3. CPL. Watt Nantz, (1921 - 2002) Army, WW ll
WILBURN and MARY LOU NANTZ BURIAL SITE - Down Cutshin
1. Wilburn Nantz, (1934 - 2004) 101st Airbourne, Army
(His ashes are scattered at his home down Cutshin. There is a memorial marker where they are scattered).
NAPIER CEMETERY
1. ** Edgar Napier, WW ll
2. Willie Napier, WWl
3. Ronnie Napier, Army Ranger
**Edgar's ship was hit by a torpedo and went down. Killed at sea . Memorial marker in Napier Cemetery. Seaman First Class Edgar Napier , WW ll navy enlistment and reported missing and ultimately declared dead on April 20, 1945. Ship hit by torpedo.
He is memorialized at Tablets of the missing at Honolulu Memorial , Honolulu, Hawaii. This is an American Monuments Commission location
WWll Victory Medal , Purple Heart, Combat Action Ribbon, American Campaign Medal, Navy Presidential Unit Citation, Navy Good Conduct Medal, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal, Navy Expeditionary Medal.
NAPIER HOLLOW CEMETERY - Helton
1. Albert Bray, (1916 - 1985)
15 Cemeteries
66 Veterans