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World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Over the years, Williamson County Archives staff have been busy collecting information on Williamson County veterans and we have been fortunate to receive records from the families of local veterans. These files contain a variety of documents: newspaper clippings, photographs, discharge papers, obituaries, certificates, correspondence, telegrams, memoirs, etc. But, not every file has the same contents. The men and women on this list were either born in Williamson County, enlisted here, or moved here after the war and lived here for several decades. Browse A•B•C•D•E•F•G•H•I•J•K•L•M•N•O•P•R•S•T•U•V•W•Y A Adams James Adair Herman E., Jr. Adair William D. Adkerson McEwen Akin Bobby Akin Jack Dempsey Akin James Houston Akin James Hull Akin James M. Akin Kernan, Jr. Akin Robert M. Aldridge Lewis P a g e | 1 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Alexander Clarence Nelson Alexander David A. Alexander Donald C. Alexander Earl Alexander Eugene Alexander Goodloe Alexander Joseph Alexander William Hatcher Alexander William Terrell Allen Gilbert, Jr. Allen L. G. Alley Roy F. Anderson Cam Anderson Elmer Anderson Herman Anderson Howard Anderson James C. Anderson John Lewis Anderson Joseph D. Anderson Larry Anderson Mike Anderson N. F. Anderson Nathan Anderson Orville Anderson Randolph P a g e | 2 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Anderson T. Anderson Thomas R. Anderson Walter Anderson Will Andrews Edward E. Anglin Freeman Anglin James K. Anglin James F. Anglin Omer A. Anglin Robert A. Anglin Stanley Appleton Ernest Thaxon Armistead Hunter Armistead Leonard H. Arnold Fuller Arnold H. Ross Arrington Ernest K. Ashley Jack Ashworth William C. Askins David D. Atkinson Raymond W. P a g e | 3 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives B Babbage Barton C. Bagsby Phil F. Baker Bill Baker James W. Baker M. Haley Baker Marion Baker Neil Ballard Everett Ballard Ewell Bandy Gay Bandy George Bandy Gilbert Bandy Glen Bandy James G. Barker Roy Barnes Ernest B. Barnes Roger T. Barnhill Alton V. Barnhill Cully Barnhill Hobart C. Barnhill Ivo Barnhill Palmer P a g e | 4 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Barnhill W. A. Baugh Bradley, Jr. Baugh Joe, Jr. Baugh Tom Baugh Tommie J. Bean Roy P. Beard Charlie W. Beard Douglas W. Beard J.L. Beard James A. Beard James W. Beard Mabel E. Beard Robert Lynn Beard Ulys A. Beard Vernon Beard Walter Clifton, Jr. Beasley Austin Hill Beasley Charlie E. Beasley E. W. Beasley Fulton Beasley George W. Beasley H. P. Beasley Joe P. Beasley John B. Beasley John W. P a g e | 5 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Beasley John Russell Beasley John Thomas Beasley John Lee Beasley Jones Beasley Max Beasley Percy Beasley Seth Barnett Beasley Thomas Edgar Beasley Walter E., Jr. Bell Henry Denmark Bell Thomas Allen Bellenfant Joe C. Bellenfant Leland Bennett Autry Bennett Charlie Bennett Stephen S. Bennett Woodrow Berry Lucy Berry Tyler, Jr. Bethurum Billy, Jr. Bethurum Leland Bethshears Bill Bethshears James William Bethshears William Albert Bigger Samuel P a g e | 6 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Billington Billy Binkley Wilbur C. Binkley Howard Hansel Bizwell Everett Blakemore Ezell Blankenship Joe, Jr. Blankenship William Ashley Blazer James Norwood Blazer Henry Houston Blazer James Wilson, Jr. Boaz Gene S. Bogle Reese Booker Wallace Boone Ben Boone Claude Boone George T. Boulware Harold J. Bowman Dunklin C. Bowen Jesse C. Boyce William Earl Boyd Harold Boyd Joe Boyd John Cowan Bradford Johnny C. Bradford Leroy P a g e | 7 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Bradford William T. Bradley Ben Bradley Bennie Bradley William Hearn Bragg John Bratton Robert, Jr. Brent Ralph Briggs Walter Brinkley Jewell Brittain Robert S. Broadwell Cyrus L., Jr. Broadwell William Brown Calvin C. Brown Carl, Jr. Brown Clarence A. Brown Curtis Caldwell Brown Don Max Brown Enoch Brown Ernest Brown Eugene Lewis Brown Florence Hall Brown Garvin D. Brown George Brown George B. Brown Howard Edward P a g e | 8 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Brown James Edward Brown William G. Brown John Wesley Brown Joseph Thomas Brown Leslie Brown Lewis Brown Lewis Castner Brown Lewis Castner (Sandy) Brown Mary Dixie Brown Neill S. Brown Paul R. Brown Thomas Bearden Bruce Bobby Bruce Clifton Bruce George M. Bruce James H. Bruce John Bruce Johnnie Bruce Percy Bruce Robert C. Bruce Robert W. Bruce Roy H. Bruce William P., Jr. Bryant Leopold J. Buchanan Billy P a g e | 9 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Buchanan David, Jr Buchanan Emory L. Buchanan J. P. Buchanan Paul Givens Buchanan Robert Buchanan William David Buford Alvin Lee Buford James L. Buford Meredith G., Jr. Burchett Scoby Andrew Burdett Joe Ben Burdett Simon Burke Bennie Burke Jim D. Burke Nolen Burke Robert S. Burke Vance Burke William Mason Burkett B.G. Burnett Walter, Jr. Burns Dewey Burns Jimmie Burns Louis Burns Percy H. Burns Poe P a g e | 10 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Burns Tuts Bush Emerson Buttrey Finis Edward Buttrey Vernon L. Buttrey Percy H. Butt James Marion Byrd Almer Byrd Howard Byrd J.W. Byrd Jake Byrd Shannon Howard Byrd Thomas Byrd Thomas Byrd Thomas J., Jr. C Caldwell Ambrose Caldwell C. A. Caldwell Clyde Caldwell Robert Caldwell Robert Shirley, Jr. Caldwell Wilson Cameron Don, Jr. P a g e | 11 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Campbell Frederick J. Campbell James R. Campbell John McCoy Campbell Leonard Campbell Ralph D. Campbell Stewart Campbell Thelma Marie Canada Pattie McLemore Cannon Henry Cannon Newton, IV Cannon Wash Cantrell Wilburn H. Capley Elmer F. Capley John T. Capley Johnnie G. Carlisle Gilman T. Carlisle Jane Carlisle Silas McKay Carlisle Walter, Jr. Carney Buford Carothers John H. Carothers Roy Carroll Leon Carter Cledies E. Carter Leonard Franklin P a g e | 12 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Carter Oscar, Jr. Carter Walter Cartwright Joe W. Cartwright Sam Carver Robert D. Carver Thomas Cathey Henry M. Cathey James E., Jr. Chadwell Beverly Lofton Chadwell Carrie Elizabeth Chadwell William Sidney Chamblies William Chapman James H., Jr. Cheairs Esmond Wright Chest Fred O. Chester Henry W. Chester Sterling Childress Reedy Chinn Marion F. Chrisman Leslie Chrisman William Farrar Christopher Andrew Christopher Raymond Christopher Robert Church Jack P a g e | 13 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Church William Oakley Chunn Marvin E. Claiborne Willie G. Clark George Milton Clegg Elijah Clendenin Leslie M. Clendenin T.R. Cliffe Booker T. Cliffe Charlie Cliffe Jim Cobble Ernest Coles Robert B. Colton Henry, Jr. Colton Jesse M. O. Colton John Overton Conley Franklin Connell Terry Leon Conner Fred Conner J. P. Connell Terry L. Cook Charles William Cook David Park Cook Robert Coombs Francis B. Copeland George O. P a g e | 14 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Copeland John E. Copeland John L. Cothran Robert Coursey Daniel Lydig Courtney Richard E. Courtney Robin Covington Jane Miller Covington J.P., Jr. Covington Mabry, Jr. Cowan John B. Cox Elisha Allen Cox George W. Craft Johnnie Crafton Ellis Courtney Wirt, Jr. Crafton George W. Crafton Jack Crafton Lundy Crafton Thomas E. Craig Mack, Jr. Craig Tommie B. Crane Ernest L. Creasman Paul Creswell Murrey Creswell Talmadge P a g e | 15 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Criddle Whitfield Crouch Rufus Stiles Crouch Willie B. Crump Dowd Crump George Thomas Crump John L. Crunk Eugene Crunk John H. Crunk Howard P. Crunk Walter Eugene Crutcher Frank Crutcher Johnny, Jr. Crutcher Murray Cude Billy Culberson B.J. Culberson Clabern A. Culberson James Culberson Raymond E. Culverson W. H. Cunningham Alvin Preston Cunningham Hugh Ford Cunningham James, Jr. Custer Jack W. P a g e | 16 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives D Dale Elmer Gordon Dale Lawrence Dale Irvin Daniels Gertrude E. Daniel William T. Daugherty Albert, Sr. Daugherty Charles B. Daugherty Harding Roosevelt Daugherty Horace Davenport James P. Davis Earl C. Davis Elmer Leon Davis Emry B. Davis Henry Martin Davis Johnnie M. Davis Philip Davis Robert E. Davis Sam Davis Thomas W., III Davis Wilburn Davis William A. Deal Virgil Thomas P a g e | 17 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Deason David F. Deason Joseph H. DeBrohun Emma Jean DeBrohun Elizabeth Lloyd Deacon Jonathan W. Demonbreun Edward A. Deen Irvin Lewis Denham Harry Helm Dennie James L. Denton L. M., Jr. Derryberry Charles Edward Derryberry William Dey James H. Doak John Dobbins Cleveland Dobson Albert E. Dobson George W. Dobson Henry Regan Dodd Cal Washington Dodd Cyrus G. Dodd Hugh W. Dodd John R. Dodson Bill Dodson Frank Dotson Jessie E. P a g e | 18 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Dotson Luther J. Douglas Albert J. Dowdy Felix Dowdy Marie Dowell Frank P. Drolsum Darrell D. Duff Elwin Lynch Duff Gerald Dorris Dugan James P. Dysart Anna S. E Early Erskine H. Edgmon Albert Reedy Edgmon Horace Edgmon James L. Edgmon Murray H. Edwards Everett Luther Edwards Harold Edwards Thomas F. Edwards Wesley M. Egglesto n Doris Marion Cobler Eggleston Edmond P a g e | 19 Top World War II Veteran Files Williamson County Archives Eggleston William Everett Ehresman James B. Eley Alerston Dell Eley Glenn C. Elliott Richard N. Engles Edward Samuel Ethridge Leonard Ethridge W. O. Ewing Alex Ewing Frank Ewing Sam W.
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