THOSE WHO SERVED®
Madison County, Arkansas

"Let Their Names Be Remembered..."



MADISON COUNTY
COUNTY GOVERNMENT

A County Government was organized in Madison County in 1836, in the barn of Evan S. Polk. A short distance northwest of the present town of Huntsville, which was laid out as a town and made the permanent seat of government in 1839. The county is named in honor of President James Madison.


The memorial reads: KILLED IN ACTION

The names appearing on the memorial...

(Those who died in action are listed under the War/Conflict in which they served...)


WORLD WAR I
Charles Day
Ellery Duncan
Clyde L. Graham
John Harrison Haney
Matthew 'Mat' Hayes
Wilburn Ragan Jay Jr.
Chester M. Mason
Albert McChristian
Clarence R. Richardson
Abe Short

WORLD WAR II
Truman Anderson
Jewel W. Armer
Olan L. Ball
Hugh H. Barnes
Marion E. Bayles Jr.
Hoyte E. Black
Harold J. Brisco
Roy Ivan Brown
Cloys F. Burnett
Clay Lyle Burns
William 'Billy' Max Burrows
Clifford Clark
Jack S. Combs 		Carl Dean Counts
Everett Ray Dutton
Elbie Lee Eaton
Charlie W. Edmondson
Arthur D. Erwin
Hugh Fritts
Robert E. 'Bob' Frost
James Thomas Garrett
Earl Glenn
Raymond Gerald Hallam
Cecil Thomas Harper
Olaf Haught 		Orlan David Howard
Nolen Eugene Jackson
Verlin Johnson
Ernest Paul King
Clark Laeon
Paulie J. Lewis
John Reuben Litterell
Dorlan McCown
Virgil L. A. McCoy
Curtis D. McElhaney
Norman B. Misunstad
Wyatt Patton Moore 		Henry Monroe Moppin
Carl Samuels
Aubra Shrode
Dell Shrum
Bert Owen Smith
Carroll A. Smith
Llisha Terrill Stover
James Carl Stroud
Claude Wayne Todd
William J.B. Walls
Watson Whittemore
Hubert Youngman
Alva Hoskins
Joseph D. Nelson

KOREA
Alfred Davis
Earl Little
Clifford R. Northduret
Billy Gene Ramsey
Lloyd N. Smith Jr.
John H. Trinkle
Dale Ibert White

VIETNAM
Kenneth Dale Combs
Roy Everett Couch
Terry Lynn Gilliam
Charles Phillip Glenn
Bobby Gene McElhaney
John Edward Poole
Cary Hubert Siler
William Sims
James Lloyd Vaughan

A big Thank You to Rosa Cline for taking pictures, enabling me to transcribe the above...View the pictures




Let us remember and honor all those who served...

The following pages contain the names of individuals with an Madison County connection who, through the years...at times of peace and during times of war...served in various stages and branches of the military.

All eligible veterans are entitled to a marked grave. Government headstones or markers are available at no cost, through the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Headstones and markers that have previously been provided by the Government can also be replaced at no cost to the applicant. If a marker has deteriorated or been vandalized, to the point that is illegible, contact the VA through the Memorial Programs Service at 1-800-697-6947 for information on obtaining a replacement.

The following section allows you to pay tribute to your family members and friends, with a Madison County connection, who have served in any branch of the military, at anytime...send information and a picture if you have one, and I will add the individual/s to the online tribute pages...click on the following page #s to view those already online...

INDEX PAGE & OCCURANCE OF SURNAMES APPEARING THEREIN
Page #1
Bowen
Clark
Faddis
Harvey
Johnson
McCracken
Parker
Seals
Scott
Storm
Page #2
Copenhaven
Davis
Grigg
Hausam
McDaniel
Parker
Phillips
Tucker
Add Yours
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The song being played is "Freedom's Soil", from the CD "Where's Loomis".

The vocalist is BMI Songwriter, Lenny Green.

He wrote "Freedom's Soil" for all our ancestors who built a nation
from the ground up and for those who gave it their all to keep it free.

The song is © copyrighted and is used here with permission. All rights reserved.

(Lenny served in the US Navy) Visit Lenny's Web Site.

If you would like your family remembered on these pages, drop me an email.


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