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 Scotland County War Memorial ~ Memphis, MO Posted by:  YoSam.
N 40° 27.482 W 092° 10.205
15T E 570366 N 4478927
Built like a Greek Temple, maybe because it is in the city of Memphis.
Waymark Code: WM7ND8
Location: Missouri, United States
Date Posted: 11/13/2009
Views: 4
Monument Text:
IN MEMORIAM
TO THE BOYS
FROM SCOTLAND CO.
1914 ~ WORLD WAR ~ 1918
THEY GAVE
THEIR ALL
FOR LIBERTY
AND DEMOCRACY HONOR ROLL [WWI]
Garry W. Clark
Fred T. Bradley
Leslie S. Kittle
Ernest O. Moyer
Ezra W. Hartman
Earl Shinberger
| Charles G. Boyer
Joseph Crawford
Thos. R. Sanders Jr.
Purnell B. Barnett
Warren W. Chambers
Clarence Chancellor
| Carl Roasa
Nay Harris
Sam Wilson
Carl Leslie
Byron Dunn
Sam G. Poole
| John H. Kerr
Verne Stone
Orin E. Blaine
Lloyd Shelton
Harry Snyder
Fred L. Fingher
Joseph S. Pierce | | | |
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FOR GOD AND COUNTRY
1941 ~~~~ 1945
In Loving Memory
of Our War Dead
Roy T. Beard
Chas. W. Cotton
Jesse J. Cotton
Gurden E. Daniels
Geo. W. Darnielle
Chas. L. 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 E. Fowler
Jack Grant
E. Leon Greeno
Leland F. Harvey
Orland Heaton
Claude E. Phillips
| Harley R. Hines
Arlis E. Johnston
Geo. W. Kraus
Joseph 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 | |
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MAY THEY REST IN PEACE | |
Type of Memorial: Multi-War Memorial
Wars mentioned (Multi-war only):
The World War, and World War II.
In Honor Of: They Gave Their All for Liberty and Democracy
Marker Text:
Please see above
Date of dedication: Unknown
Who Put it Here?: The Betsy Ross Club
Description of Memorial:
Built like a Greek Temple, and resting proper on the SW corner of the courthouse lawn. The original text and message is inscribe inside the roof, winding around twice to complete the identification of honored. The honor roll of names is divided evenly on the four column legs of the temple.
Later, in the center a red marble stone was erected for the counties dead from World War II. This red marble monument is topped with a stylized bomber aircraft passing into the clouds, with a small set of stairs overlapped by a single, un-spinning propeller.
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