Scotland County World War II Memorial - Memphis, Missouri - World War II Memorials / Monuments on Waymarking.com

The World War II is a red granite monument placed beneath the World War I memorial. The granite monument is inscribed on both sides with the names of veterans from Scotland County who lost their lives in World War II. The monument is inscribed:

For God And Country
1941    1945
In Loving Memory
Of Our War Dead

May They Rest In Peace

The lists of names are

Roy t. Beard
Chas. W. Cotton
Jesse J. Cotton
Gurden E. Daniels
Geo. W. Davis
Chas. C. Dumas
Jesse J. Dye
A. Leonard Eager
Paul E. Farland
Donald V. Ferris
Wallace P. Forquer
Wm. K. Forrester
Howard E. Found
Lloyd F. Fowler
Jack Grant
E. Leon Greeno
Leland F. Harvey
Orland Heaton
Claudie E. Phillips

Harley R. Hines
Arlis E. Johnston
Geo. L. Labarge
Dorsey D. Lancaster
Richard H. Mathes
Jack E. Mustoe
Claude E. Parrish
Kenneth N. Phillips
Vernon B. Priebe
Max H. Pulliam
Samuel W. Purvis
Noah L. Robinson
Hillis L. Russell
Warren C. Simms
J. Leo Smith
Lee Roy Sprague
Donald G. Thomas
Vernon W. Watson

The memorial is located on the or the Scotland County Courthouse grounds also known as the Memphis Public Square.  Memphis is a small town in northeast Missouri in a predominately farming area.  The square is nicely maintained and there is plenty of parking available around the area.

Property Permission: Public Location of waymark: 117 S Market St Memphis, Missouri Commemoration: Honoring the war dead from Scotland County. Date of Dedication: Not listed Access instructions: Not listed Access times: Not listed Website for Waymark: Not listed

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Date Logged Log User Rating   04/26/2014 YoSam. visited it