World War II Veterans
from Hyde County

A ~ W

(Researched and contributed by Cecil L. Lewis & John B. McGowan)

We need your assistance to make this data accurate and complete. If you have information on a veteran from Hyde County who served during World War II who isn't listed below, or if you have additional information on any of the veterans on these pages, please let me know. This can include military data, photos of the veteran, especially during their service, stories or their service during World War II, etc., or if you have any information on any of Hyde's veterans who were Killed in Action and the circumstances surrounding their deaths, please contact me. Any information you have will contribute to honoring Hyde County's Veterans, living and dead.

Veteran's Name Rank Branch of Service Entered Service Remarks
Alcox, Leonard Alton (1920-1995) Staff Sergeant U. S. Army    
Allcox, Maxton Marion (1927-1999)   U. S. Marine Corps   [see obituary]
Armstrong, John Albin (1917-1993) Corporal U. S. Army Apr. 8, 1941 Australia, New Caledonia, Guadalcanal. Fiji, Bougainville, Philippines  [see obituary]  [see photo]
Austin, Junius Perry (1917-1996) Boatswain Mate U. S. Coast Guard   [see obituary]
Baldasare, Edna (Gibbs) (1921-2010)
(Click on name for photo and information)
Ensign U.S. Navy   [see obituary]  [see photo]
Ballance, Clen Labin (1924-1989) Corporal U. S. Marine Corps Oct. 2, 1943 Okinawa, Tinian Island, Saipan, and Japan
[see obituary]
Ballance, Gene Tunney (1926-2023) Seaman 1st Class U. S. Navy Nov. 29, 1944 Pacific Theater, China  [see photo]  [see obituary]
Ballance, James Kirk (1916-2009)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Ballance, Lawrence (1922-1995)   U.S. Army   [see obituary]
Ballance, Leon Gerald (1917-2003) Sergeant U. S. Army Aug. 14, 1942 Panama  [see obituary] [see photo]
Ballance, Ronald Baum (1918-2010) T/5 U. S. Army Aug. 14, 1941 New Guinea  [see obituary]
Ballance, Talmadge B. (1922-2013) Staff Sergeant U. S. Army Oct. 22, 1942 Hawaii, Japan  [see obituary]  [see photo]
Ballance, Vernon Edward (1923-2014) Private 1st Class U. S. Army July 28, 1944 France Belgium, Germany, Czechoslovakia, Austria
[see photo]  [see obituary]
Ballance, Wesley Wise (1919-2008) Sergeant U. S. Army Aug. 14, 1941 France, Belgium, Germany, Czechoslovakia
[see obituary]  [see photo]
Banner, Jack Lynwood (1915-2015)   U.S. Army Air Force   [see obituary]
Barber Jr., Samuel Hobart (1924-2002) Private U. S. Army May 29, 1943 [see photo]  [see obituary]
Baum, Edward Tomlin (1926-1944)
[scans from Katherine Rasdorf]
Seaman 1st Class U. S. Navy June 20, 1944 Killed in Action - Dutch New Guinea on Nov. 14, 1944
[see obituary] [see news clipping] [application for headstone] [military marker]
Beckwith, Harold (1925-1945)   U. S. Army   US Army TEC 4 - 509 Port BN -Killed in Action
Cambridge American Cemetery & Memorial
See WWII Draft -Image 1 - Image 2
Bell, Wilbur Rollins (1922-2004)   U.S. Marine Corps   [see obituary]
Berry, Ben   U. S. Navy    
Berry, Bryan Webster (1920-1946) Pharmacist Mate
2nd Class
U. S. Navy Mar. 26, 1940 Guam; Spent 44 months in a Japanese POW camp. Killed in accident on Feb. 3, 1946
[see photo]  [see obituary]
Berry, Garland G. (1927-1993) Seaman 1st Class U. S. Navy Oct. 2, 1945 [see photo]  [see obituary]
Berry, J. B. (1926-1993) Seaman 2nd Class U. S. Navy Oct. 10, 1944 [see photo]  [see obituary]
Berry, Jabin Gibbs (1904-1964) Lieutenant J. G. U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Berry, Shelton (1918-1944) Private First Class U. S. Army May 16, 1940 Panama, France, Germany; 26th Infantry, 1st Infantry Division; Killed in Action in Belgium Dec. 21, 1944 [see photo]
Berry, William Aaron (1925-2002) Major U.S. Army   [see obituary]
Berry, William Green   U. S. Army Jan. 2, 1944  
Bishop, Walter Edward (1921-2004)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Blake, James Elwood (1922-1992)   U. S. Army    
Blake, Maxwell Lawson (1924-1985) Corporal U. S. Marines Oct. 2, 1943 Peleliu, Palau, Okinawa, Guam, Japan
Blake, Russell L. (1927-2016)   U. S. Navy   Served on the USS North Carolina  [see obituary]
Blake, Travis E. Sr. (1922-2014   U. S. Army   Served with the 157th Infantry; Purple Heart  [see obituary]
Blake, William D. Sr. (1921-1998)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Boomer, Samuel Jay (1926-2017)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Bouchard, Sibyl Carawan (1920-2005) 1st Lt. Army Nurse Corps 1945 [see obituary with photo]
Bowen, Elwood Boyce (1923-1999) Sergeant U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Bridgman, Merritt E. (1921-2009) MSgt U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Brinn, Burl S. (1919-1971)       [see obituary]
Brinn, Grady E. (1918-1995) Seaman 1st Class U. S. Navy July 11, 1941 Eniwetok, Saipan, Iwo Jima, Okinawa
Brinn, Humphrey (1917-1997)   U. S. Navy    
Brinn, James Aubrey (1926-1996)   U. S. Army    
Brown, Charles Matthew Jr. (1917-1999)   U.S. Navy   [see obituary]
Brown, Elwood Boyce (1923-1999) Sergeant U. S. Army    
Brown, John Kenneth (1921-2014) SSgt U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Brown, Robert Eugene (1917-1997)   U. S. Army    
Burrus, Andrew Jefferson (1921-1979) PFC U.S. Aemy   [see obituary]
Burrus, Robert Smith (1921-1992)   U.S. Navy   [see obituary]
Burrus, Romulus V. (1921-1945) PFC U.S. Army Nov. 15, 1942 Co. B, 365 Inf. Reg.; Killed in Action Feb. 10, 1945
Burrus, William S. (1930 - 2021) Col. U.S. Army   [see obituary]
Bush, George Edward (1917-2000)   U. S. Navy   On USS Weehawken sunk in a typhoon
Cahoon, George Washington (1912-1956) Private U. S. Army   Company C. 78th Infantry; Eng.
Cahoon, Gilbert L. (1919-1998) Boatswains Mate 1st Class U. S. Navy June 4, 1940 Atlantic Theater
Cahoon, Hallet W. (1915-1983) Corporal U. S. Army Feb. 5, 1942 Suez Canal, Palestine, Egypt, Italy
Cahoon, Henry Wilson (1922-1948) Seaman 1st Class U. S. Navy June 21, 1944  
Cahoon, James Lawson (1925-1990) MoMM 3rd Class U. S. Navy Nov. __, 1943 Hawaii, Guam
Cahoon, John Franklin (1917-2017) Sergeant U. S. Army Aug. 12, 1942 England, France  [see obituary]
Cahoon, Kinzie (1923-1999)   U. S. Army 1943 [see obituary]
Cahoon, Melvin Ransom (1924-1970)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Cahoon, Oliver Winston (1921-1996)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Cahoon, Robert Bruce Jr. (1922-2006)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Cahoon, Roy Craig (1920-2005) SSgt U.S. Army Air Force 1942 European Theatre, England, France [see obituary]
Cahoon, Sammie Edmon (1907-1968)     1942 [see obituary]
Cahoon, Shelton Audley (1919-1991)   U. S. Coast Guard 1942 [see obituary]
Carawan, Charlie Eugene (1917-1995)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Carawan, Columbus Herman Jr. (1918-1988)   U. S. Army Apr. 8, 1941 [see obituary]
Carawan, Flavious Poe (1923-2009)   U. S. Army Jan. 30, 1943 [see obituary]
Carawan, James Cushing (1921-1944) Sgt. U. S. Army Feb. 16, 1942 5th Ranger Battalion; KIA in France & buried there; Purple Heart  [see obituary]
Carawan, Ottis Jr.  (1920-2012) ENC U. S. Navy   Submarine Service; Bronze Star [also served in Korea]  [see obituary]
Carawan, Roy Jarvis (1921-1998)   U. S. Army Air Force Aug 13, 1942 [see obituary]
Carawan, Wilbur Gladstone (1927-2012) SSgt U.S. Army Air Force   19th Air Repair; Victory Medal  [see obituary]
Clayton, Hinton Leslie (1911-2007)   U. S. Navy 1942-1945 [see obituary]
Clayton, Howard Edmon (1918-1990)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Clayton, William Steele Jr. (1919-1992)   U. S. Navy 1939-1945 [see obituary]
Collins, James S. (1922-1989) Private U. S. Army    
Cox, Clarence E.       Killed in Action
Cox, James Earl (1911-1966) CMoMM U. S. Navy Reserve   [see obituary]
Cox, Joseph Wilbur (1921-1997)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Cox, Roy Starr, Jr. (1920-1963) Chief Gunners Mate U. S. Navy   [see photo compliments of Lucinda Jennings]
[see obituary]  [also served in Korea]
Cox, William Harvey (1915-1981) SSgt U. S. Army 1942-1945 [see obituary]
Credle, Albert Bryce (1923-2010) CPO U. S. Navy   Served aboard the USS McDougal
[see obituary]
Credle, Benjamin Silas (1920-2002)   U. S. Army   63rd Infantry Division;  [see obituary]
Credle, Mervia Carlton (1918-2004)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Credle, Walter Allen (1919-1991)   U.S. Army Air Force   [see obituary]
Cuthrell, Carlos Hoover (1919-2009)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Cuthrell, Curtis Braxton (1922-1986)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Cuthrell, Edna Hearne Dillard (1921-2015) Yeoman 1st Class U. S. Navy (WAVES) Sept. 22, 1942 [see photo]
[see obituary]
Cuthrell, Garvin Ray (1923-2001)   U. S. Army May 24, 1943 South Pacific Theater; Silver Star & 3 Purple Hearts
Cuthrell, George Linwood (1916-1989) Captain U. S. Army Jan. 23, 1941 92nd Arnored Field Artillery; Served in North Africa, D-Day at Normandy, across France, Belgium, Holland and Germany. Served 5 years until 1946; Recalled for 17 months service in Korea
Cuthrell, Guy Russell (1918-1991) Private 1st Class U. S. Army Aug. 28, 1942 Philippines
Cuthrell, James Aubrey (1920-1995)   U. S. Navy   Sicily Invasion [see obituary]
Cuthrell, Rufus Richard (1926-2000)   U. S. Navy    
Cuthrell, Russell Earl (1924-1993) Private 1st Class U. S. Army Apr. 1, 1943 France. Wounded in Action in Germany, Feb. 27, 1945
Cutrell, Delbert T. (1923-2014)       [see obituary]
Cutrell, Ira Glenn Sr. (1925-2008)   Army Air Corps   [see obituary]
Cutrell, John Bross (1917-2005)   U. S. Army   Awarded the Purple Heart & 2 Bronze Stars
[see obituary]
Cutrell, Joseph W. (1923-2007)   U. S. Army   88th Division; POW  [see obituary]
Cutrell, Millard Willis (1922-1978)       [see obituary]
Cutrell, Rufus Richard (1926-2000)   USN   [see obituary]
Cutrell, Russell Earl (1924-1993)   U.S. Army   Purple Heart  [see obituary]
Cutrell, Willie Earl (1916-1989)   U.S. Army   [see obituary]
Daniels, Thomas Carroll (1917-____) Private 1st Class U. S. Army Oct. 22, 1942  
Davis, Claude David (1919-2006)   USN   [see obituary]
Davis, Fred Ollie (1919-2006)   USN   [see obituary]
Dawson, Thomas Henry (1903-1942) Fireman U. S. Navy   No. 2, C. I.
Douglas, Harry Harrison (1914-2006) Sergeant U. S. Army Air Corps Feb. 1942 China-Burma-India Theater
Dudley, Samuel A. (1916-1969) Corporal U. S. Army Aug. 15, 1941 France, Belgium, Germany, Czechoslovakia
Dunbar, David Henry (1908-1996)   U. S. Army   European Theater
Dunbar, Edgar L. (1912-1953) Private     Engineers
Elkins, Jesse Lee (1925-1994) Boatswains Mate 3rd Class U. S. Navy   Also served in Korea and Viet Nam; 20 year veteran
English, James Mileham (1915?-1982)   U. S. Coast Guard   [see obituary]
Evans, Thurman Martin (1921-1993)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Farrow, Carl Graydon (1911-1993)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Flowers, Cecil Lloyd (1926-1980) Private 1st Class U. S. Army Apr. 25, 1945 Italy; Korea
Flowers, Harvey Jarvis (1914-1987)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Flowers, Max D. (1920-2000)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Flowers, Ronald D. (1922-2002)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Garrish, Irvin Scott (1916-1997)   U. S. Coast Guard
USA Corps of Engineers
  [see obituary]
Garrish, John Elbert (1926-1994)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Garrish, Leslie F. (1914?-1991)   U. S. Coast Guard   [see obituary]
Garrish, Richard Powers (1925-1996)   U. S. Navy   Purple Heart  [see obituary]
Garrish, Willard J. (1915-1998)   U. S. Navy   Atlantic and PacificTheaters; 26 years service
[see obituary]
Garrish, William Potter Sr. (1910-1982)   U. S. Coast Guard   [see obituary]
Gaskill, Anthony Thurston (1903?-2000)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Gaskill, B. Owen (1915-2000)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Gaskill, Christopher Farrow (1909-1991)       [see obituary]
Gaskill, Enoch Clayton, Sr. (1918-1994)   U. S. Navy
Quarter Master Corps
  [see obituary]
Gaskins, John (1924?-2006)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Gaskins, William Joseph, III (1920-1945) TEC 5 U. S. Army   5th Head Quarters Company, 18th Infantry Division; Killed in Action
Gibbs, Alton A. (1919-1998)   U. S. Coast Guard   [see obituary]
Gibbs, Arthur       Killed in Action
Gibbs, Bernell   U. S. Army    
Gibbs, Chesley Lee (1918-2005)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Gibbs, Cornel (1925-____) Private 1st Class U. S. Army June 22, 1944 France; Wounded in Action in Germany on Apr. 2, 1945
Gibbs, David Lee (1927-1999)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Gibbs, Ellis Benjamin (1921- 2008) T/5 Civilian CCC
U. S. Army
Jan. 8, 1941 France, Belgium and Germany
Gibbs, Edmond (1921-1965) Private 1st Class U. S. Army   357th AAA SLT Battalion; CAC
Gibbs, Jr., Edward Carlton (1925 - 2001   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Gibbs, Flave Farrell (1921-1974)
Contact: Kay F. Gibbs
Carpenters Mate 1st Class U. S. Coast Guard Sept. 10, 1942 On LST-763 at Iwo Jima, Okinawa, and Japan
[see obituary]
Gibbs, Sr., Floyd Guy (1917-1996)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Gibbs, Francis Benjamin (1921-2011)   U. S. Navy Spring, 1942 [see obituary]
Gibbs, George Thomas (1914-1997) T/4 U. S. Army Apr. 8, 1941 New Caledonia, Guadalcanal, Fiji. [see obituary]
Gibbs, Gerald Windley (1917-1990)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Gibbs, Guy A. (1909-1991)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Gibbs, Hallett W. (1911- 2003) Machinist U. S. Coast Guard May 26, 1930 Atlantic and Pacific Theaters  [see obituary]
Gibbs, Harold Bride (1921-1980) MM 2nd Class
Bos'n
U.S. Coast Guard
Merchant Marine
Jun-Dec 1942
Mar. 17, 1943
Sandy Hook, NJ and Freeport, NY
Atlantic/Pacific/European Theaters
[see obituary]
Gibbs, Henry Brian (1921-1996) Staff Sergeant U. S. Army Aug. 12, 194 2 New Guinea, Philippines, Japan  [see obituary]
Gibbs, Herbert Sadler (1919-2015)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Gibbs, Hugh Blair (1914-1996) Corporal U. S. Army Aug. 15, 1941 France, Belgium, Germany  [see obituary]
Gibbs, Sr., Hugh Linwood (1915-2003)   U. S. Coast Guard
Merchant Marines
CCC
  [see obituary]
Gibbs, Ira B. (1916-1997) Boatswain Mate 2nd Class U. S. Coast Guard Mar. 29, 1939 Guadalcanal, Tulagi, Mindanao, Bougainville
Gibbs, Israel Spruill (1915-1967) Private 1st Class U. S. Army Air Corps   812th Base Unit  [see obituary]
Gibbs, Jack Blount (1925-2004)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Gibbs, James Elwood (1918-2005)   U. S. Army   Received a Purple Heart  [see obituary]
Gibbs, Jenness C. (1915-2000)   U. S. Coast Guard   [see obituary]
Gibbs, John Bannister ((1920-1951) Boatswain Mate 1st Class U. S. Coast Guard   [see obituary]
Gibbs, Joe B., Jr. (1911-1986) Ordinary Seaman Merchant Marine 1939 Lost at Sea while on board ship on Jan. 18, 1942
Gibbs, John S. (1923-____) T/5 U. S. Army Feb. 6, 1945  
Gibbs, Joseph A. (1925-1946) Staff Sergeant U. S. Army Oct. 20, 1943 Marshalls, New Guinea, Philippines, Japan; Wounded in action on Leyte. Died July 28, 1946.
Gibbs, Lem Leon (1919-1995) Private 1st Class U. S. Army Jan. 8, 1941 Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany; Wounded in France, May 13, 1944  [see obituary]
Gibbs, Marvin Ferris (1928-1979)   U. S. Navy    
Gibbs, Max Edward, Sr. (1922-1999) Sergeant U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Gibbs, Nathan       Killed in Action
Gibbs, Otis Carem (1920-1952) Private 1st Class U. S. Army   395th Infantry
Gibbs, Paris William (1912-1942?)   U. S. Navy   Buried at Sea
Gibbs, Ronald E. (1915-1981)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Gibbs, Shirrell W. (1924-____) Coxswain U. S. Navy Mar. 13, 1943 Pacific Theater
Gibbs, Sullivan Grant (1922-1993)   U. S. Navy   U.S.S. West Point, Pacific Theater   [see obituary]
Gibbs, Tom   U. S. Navy    
Gibbs, Verna Gray (1923-1991)   U. S. Army & Merchant Marine    
Gibbs, William Arvel (1923- 2000)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Gibbs, William Bernice (1913-1976)   U. S. Coast Guard   [see obituary]
Gibbs, William Selby (1927-1999)   U. S. Coast Guard   [see obituary]
Gibbs, Willis K., Jr. (1916-1997)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Gilliam, Harvey (1916-2014)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Groce, Sr., James David (1923-2004) Gunner's Mate U. S. Coast Guard
U. S. Navy
  Also served during Korean War [see obituary]
Guthrie, Bruce Midyette (1914-1984) 1st Engineer Merchant Marine   [see obituary]
Guthrie, Cecil Max (1910-1992)   Merchant Marine   [see obituary]
Hardison, Beverly Oren (1921-1957) Machinist Mate 2nd Class U. S. Navy Reserve    
Hardison, Graham Berch (1925-1993) Seaman 1st Class U. S. Navy Dec. 7, 1943 Atlantic & Pacific Theaters
Hardison, John M. (1924-1995) T/5 U. S. Army Feb. 12, 1943 North Africa, Sicily, Italy, France, Belgium and Germany
Hardy, Carroll Edward (1926-2010)       European Theater  see obituary]
Harris, Cecil Reuben (1912-1999)   Merchant Marine    
Harris, Earl Dunning (1910- 1986)
(Click on name for more info)
  U. S. Army Jan. 1941 In the MPs, went overseas twice to bring back American Prisoners of War
Harris, Elbert M. (1916-1999)       [see obituary]
Harris, Frank Odell (1918-1977) Corporal U. S. Army Air Corps Aug. 1, 1942 North Africa and Italy [see obituary]
Harris, Frank Woodruff (1919-1945) Private U. S. Army   Killed in Action; Buried in Belgium; Purple Heart
Harris, Henry Craven (1926-1962) Seaman 1st Class U. S. Naval Reserve Sept. 6, 1944 Caribbean, Atlantic, Pacific Theaters
Harris, Julian Franklin (1907-1990)   Merchant Marines
USCG & U.S. Army
  [see obituary]
Harris, Marion A. (1921-1979)
(Click on name for more info)
    July, 1942 In Medical Corps
Harris, Milton (1925-2011)
(Click on name for more info)
Article: "Crossing the Po"
Private 1st Class U. S. Army July 1943 Served in Italy 10th Mountain Division in 1944 and 1st Cavalry Division in Korea 1950-1951  [see obituary]
Harris, Robert R. (1915-1988)
(Click on name for more info)
Master Sergeant U. S. Army 1935 13th Field Artillery Brigade; in North Africa in 1942, then Sicily and Italy
Harris, Seth Blount, Jr. (1918-1996)   U. S. Army Air Corps   [see obituary]
Harris, Shadrac Harold (1913-1962) MoMM 1st Class U. S. Coast Guard Reserve    
Harris, Warren Lee (1903-1957) Private U. S. Army   Battery, 601st Field Artillery Battalion
Harris, Warren Spencer, Jr. (1916-1988) Staff Sergeant U. S. Army Apr. 4, 1944  
Harris, William Edgar (1922-1963) Boatswain Mate 1st Class U. S. Navy June 4, 1940 Atlantic and Pacific Theaters
Harris, William Geofrey (1917-____)
(Click on name for more info)
Major U. S. Army Nov. 1939 Ordinance in Italy; received a battlefield commission
Hodges, Bruce Lee (1920-1993) Staff Sergeant U. S. Army July 31, 1942 France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, and Austria
Hodges, James Warren (1918-1996)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Hodges, Roy S. (1923-2017)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Hooker, Milton (1926-1990)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Howard, Charles Thomas (1924-2015)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Howard, Curtis Edward (1920-1980)   U. S. Navy
Seabee
  [see obituary]
Howard, Edgar H. (1905-1990)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Howard, Irvin Macklen (1925-2004)       [see obituary]
Howard, James (1921-1990) Private U.S. Army    
Howard, Lawton Wesley Sr. (1912-2002)   U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers
  [see obituary]
Howard, Lindsey (1909-1990)   U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers
  [see obituary]
Howard, Marvin Wyche (1897-1969) Lieutenant Colonel U. S. Army   Captain of Seagoing Dredge Chester Harding in European Theater
Huddleston, Hambrick Oliver (1925-2002)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Hudson, William Wallace (1912-2000)   U. S. Army   Stationed in Hawaii on Dec. 7, 1941 when Pearl Harbor was attacked by the Japanese
Hunnings, Willie B. (1914-2000)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Jackson, George Guthrie (1922-2005)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Jarvis, David Wilson (1921-2019)   U. S. Navy   Also served in the Korean War
[see obituary]
Jarvis, Foster Linwood (1921-1993) Senior Chief Petty Officer U. S. Navy   Also served in Viet Nam in 1968. Served 26 years  [see obituary]
Jarvis, Henry Lincoln (1919-2000) Chief Warrant Office-4 U. S. Navy   Served on battleship Missouri in WW II.  Served 23 years  [see obituary]
Jarvis, Joseph H., Jr. (1926-1991) Technical Sergeant U. S. Army June 30, 1944 India
Jarvis, Warren (1928-2013)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Jennette, Garland Windley (1916-2002)   U.S. Army   Iwo Jima  [see obituary]
Johnson, Henry Vanderbilt (1920-1991) SP5 U.S. Army   [see obituary]
Jones, Herbert S., Jr. (1926-1991)   U. S. Navy   Also served in Korea
Jones, Williams Jay (1925-1943)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Kelly, Eugene Lafayette (1914-1982) Machinist U. S. Navy Apr. 8, 1936 Atlantic, Salerno & Anzio, Italy, Pacific Theater
Also served in Korea
Kight, John Fisk (1916-1991)   U. S. Army   Served 30 years
Lee, Bonner Reginald (1910-1984   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Lewis, Erdis L. (1917-2003)   U. S. Navy Aug. 26, 1942 [see obituary]
Litchfield, Claude Davis (1926-1997)   U. S. Marines   Wounded on the beach of Iwo Jima. Discharged May 6, 1946
[see obituary]
Liverman, Henry Joseph (1925-2003)   U. S. Navy   Also served during the Korean War
[see obituary]
Lloyd, Earl William (1920-2009)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Long, George Aubrey (1927-____) Junior Engineer /
Private
Merchant Marine /
U. S. Army
Feb., 1945 /
Apr. 13, 1946
Atlantic Theater
Long, Mendall H. (1920-2008) Chief Engineer Merchant Marine Feb. 1941 Atlantic, Caribbean, Mediterranean, Pacific Theaters. [see obituary]
Lowe, Edison Bryan (1926-2000)   U. S. Army Air Corps   [see obituary]
Lupton, Cecil Rhodes (1924-2002) QM 1st Class U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Lupton, Charlie Rouse, Jr. (1921-1944) Sergeant U. S. Army Air Corps   859th Boomer Squadron stationed in England; Killed in Action on Aug. 6, 1944 while serving as a turret gunner on a B-24 when returning from a mission over enemy territory.
[see obituary]
Lupton, Leewood Allen (1926-2014)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Mackey, Herman (1897-1976) Private U.S. Army    
Mackey, William Edward Sr. (1926-2003)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Mann, Joseph (1907-1985) Captain Merchant Marine    
Mann, Leondis (1918-2000)   U. S. Army May '41-Oct '45
Sept '50-May '52
[see obituary]
Mann, Thurston Jefferson (1920-2006) Lt. U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Mann, Walter Burrus Sr. (1925-2016) Private U.S. Army   [see obituary]
Mann, William Austin (1922-2008)   Merchant Marine   [see obituary]
Manning, Edward Dunn (1919-1944) Lt. U.S. Army   [see obituary]  Killed in France
Manning, Floyd Poe Sr. (1925-2016   U. S. Army Air Corps   [see obituary]
Marshall, Arthur Bruce (1920-2009)   U. S. Navy   Pearl Harbor Survivor [see obituary]
Marshall, Charles Henry (1914-1945) TEC 5 U. S. Army   Field Artillery; Killed in Action
Marshall, Samuel Shirrell, Sr. (1921-2000)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Martin, Florence Peterson (1919-2004) Nurse U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Mason, Alfred Milton Sr. (1927-2001) SSgt U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Mason, Fred Ayers (1908-1996)   U. S. Army   New Guinea, Phillipines [see obituary]
Mason, Edmond Otis (1909-1979)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Mason, Jack Nicholson (1915-1971)   U. S. Army   CP Head Quarters SVC Company, 323rd Engineers; BM  [see obituary]
Mason, John Jesse (1921-2013) Colonel U. S. Army Air Corps   [see obituary]
Mason, Sr., Kenneth Russell (1922-2015)
(Click on name for photo and information)
Petty Officer 1st Class U. S. Navy Oct. 23, 1940 USS Arkansas (1940-1942)
USS San Juan (1942-1944)
USS Pasadena (1944-end of war)
[see obituary with photo]
Mason, Marie (1916-2021) 1st Lt. Army Nurse Corps 1943-1946 [see obituary]
Massie, Otis Howard (1915-1966) Private 1st Class U. S. Army    
McClaud, Elmo (1919-1980) Private 1st Class U. S. Army July 14, 1942  
McCuller, Froza (1922-2007) Private 1st Class U.S. Army Nov. 27, 1945 [see obituary] [see St. Lydia Cemetery]
McGowan, David Foy, Sr. (1915-1987) Captain U. S. Marines   Served as Supply Officer in Pacific Theater  [see obituary]
McKinney, Earl Gray (1927-2012)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
McKinney, Edward Horace (1920-1943)   U. S. Army   Killed in Action
McKinney, Elbert Oliver (1915-2002)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
McKinney, Grafton Odette (1917-1975)
(Click on name for more info)
Seaman 1st Class U. S. Navy Mar. 14, 1944 USS Bradford (DD-545) [see obituary]
McKinney, Harold E. (1915-1980)   U. S. Army    
McKinney, Horace Robert (1924-2007)   U. S. Navy   see obituary]
McKinney, Hyatt J.  (1916-2005)
(Click on name for obituary)
  U. S. Army 1940 108th Reserve Division; North Africa, Normandy; Battle of the Bulge; 7 medals
McKinney, Noah Robinson (1919-2008)   U. S. Army Air Corps   [see obituary]
McKinney, Robert E. (1917-1999)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
McKinney, Romulus O. (1911-1993)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
McKinney, Sherrill   U. S. Navy   Buried at Sea
McKinney, Victor Astor (1925-2002_   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
McKinney, William Forrest (1915-1968) TEC 5 U. S. Army   Ordinance Department  [see obituary]
Merrick, John Riley (1920-1999) Sergeant U. S. Army Air Corps    
Midgett, Cardell (1928-1995)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Midgette, Charlie Edward (1920-1991)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Midgette, Ellis T. (1925-2009)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Midgette, John Nuby, Sr. (1897-1971   U. S. Army
USCG
  [see obituary]
Midgette, Julian Mann (1905-1975)       [see obituary]
Midyette, David Pell (1916-1997)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Midyette, Eugene Mallard (1922-1996)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Midyette, Gerald Monroe (1916-2006)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Midyette, Hassell  Elwood (1917-1989) Technical Sergeant U. S. Army June 4, 1941 Hawaii, Guam  [see obituary]
Midyette, John Vernon (1920-2004)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Midyette, McWaters Alexander (1922-1999)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Midyette, William Gleason (1918-1996)   U. S. Army   Stationed in Hawaii on Dec. 7, 1941 when Pearl Harbor attacked by Japanese  [see obituary]
Miller, Edward Clement, Jr. (1913-1957) Corporal U. S. Army   Head Quarters Detachment, Quarter Master Depot
Mooney, Clifton Hudson, Jr. (1924-1999)   U. S. Marines Oct. 2, 1943 1st Marine Division in South Pacific
  [see photo]
Mooney, Golden (1913-1999) Private U. S. Army July 31, 1942 [see obituary]
Morris, Hugh (1912-1978)       [see obituary]
Morris, Warren Comelis (1917-1993)   U. S. Navy   Wounded at Pearl Harobr; Purple Heart  [see obituary]
Mutro, Theodore (c1921-2009)   USCG   [see obituary]
Neal, Royden S. (1921-1980) Sergeant U. S. Army Aug. 12, 1942 [see obituary]
O'Neal, Arthur N. (1884-1956)   USCG   [see obituary]
O'Neal, Benjamin Lee (1919-2004) Staff Sergeant U. S. Army Apr. 7, 1941 Battery B, 72nd Field Artillery; At Guadalcanal and South Pacific
O'Neal, Calvin J. (1926-2013)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
O'Neal, Charles Morris (1922-2005)   US Army Corps of Engineers   [see obituary]
O'Neal, Elbert Wilford (1923-2011)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
O'Neal, Harry Jr. (1912-1974)   US Army Corps of Engineers   [see obituary]
O'Neal, Jack Dempsey (1920-1975) Major U. S. Army   Also served in the Korean War
[see obituary]
O'Neal, John Freeman (1920-1994)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
O'Neal, John Thomas Sr. (1924-2007)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
O'Neal, Joseph (1904-1963) Lieutenant Colonel U. S. Army   Captain of Seagoing Dredge "Russell" in European Theater  [see obituary]
O'Neal, Leon Gray (1927-1968) TEC 5 U. S. Army    
O'Neal, Leslie Jack (1917-1958) Staff Sergeant U. S. Army Oct. 23, 1941 [see obituary]
O'Neal, Major Warren (1925-2009)   USAF   [see obituary]
O'Neal, Ralph Byron (1910-2002)   USCG
1931-1934
  [see obituary]
O'Neal, Robert Fowler (1921-2009)   USCG   Served on Cutter Walnut & sent to Pearl Harbor immediately after it was bombed.  [see obituary]
O'Neal, Robert Glenn (1918-1947) Private 1st Class U. S. Army   Field Artillery   [see obituary]
O'Neal, Ronald Thomas (1929-2011)   USCG   [see obituary]
O'Neal, Sam Barber (1924-2011) Private 1st Class U. S. Army June 22, 1944 France, Belgium, Holland, Wounded in action in Germany, Apr. 1, 1945
[see obituary]
O'Neal, Steve Monroe (1926-1976)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
O'Neal, Thomas Gregory (1922-1992) Machinist Mate 1st Class U. S. Navy June 17, 1941 Pacific Theater, Philippines
[see obituary]
O'Neal, Van Henry (1915-1993)       [see obituary]
O'Neal, Walter Miller (1922-2008)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
O'Neal, William Arthur, Jr. (1926-1996)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Overton, Earl K. (1884-1942)   Marines?   [see obituary]
Payne, Alton Warren (1918-1992) Commander U. S. Navy July, 1941 Flight School, received wings Aug., 1942. 38th Scouting Squadron, SAS, Unit II
Payne, Archie Melling (1927-2017) Seaman 2nd Class U. S. Navy July 11, 1943 [see obituary]
Payne, Durwood Wallace (1913-1963)   USAF   [see obituary]
Payne, George Speilman (1926-2006) T/5 U. S. Army Feb. 16, 1945 Philippines, Japan  [see obituary]
Payne, New Holland (1921-1942) Seaman 1st Class U. S. Navy   U.S. Naval Station, Elizabeth City, NC
Payne, Spencer E. (1923-1974) T/4 U. S. Army Jan. 6, 1943 New Guinea, Philippines, Japan
Pedrick, Willis Leroy (1922-2011)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Peterson, Curfield (1924-2016)   Army Air Transport Command   [see obituary]
Peterson, James Thomas (1923-2006)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Pledger, Melvin T. (1927-____) Technician 5 U. S. Army Feb. 1, 1946 Germany
Pugh, Carl Jennings (1911-1983) Boatswain Merchant Marines Aug. 25, 1943 Mediterranean. Middle East, North Africa, European Theaters
Pugh, Carnie David (1914-1974)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Pugh, Earl Dawson, Sr. (1906-1993) Boatswain Mate 1st Class U. S. Navy July, 1941 Okinawa, Iwo Jima, Japan; USS Missouri.    [see obituary]
Pugh, James Audry (1917-1998)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Pugh, John Thomas Jr. (1910-1993) Corporal U. S. Army Oct. 23, 1942 [see obituary]
Pugh, Jr., Joseph James Madison (1922-1999)   U. S. Navy   North Atlantic; Served 20 years
[see his obituary with photo]
Ramon, Edward Charles (1915-1994) Sergeant Major U. S. Army   Also served in Korea; Served 28 years
[see obituary]
Rayburn, Daniel Webster(1911-1967) Sergeant U. S. Army Air Corps   24th CBT Mapping Squadron
Rhem, William Arthur (1918-1965) Technical Sergeant U. S. Army Aug. 14, 1942 30th LC; England, Scotland.  Also in U.S. Air Force in Korea
Rhodes, Rebecca Jarvis (1924-1990)   USCG   [see obituary]
Rice, James Morgan (1921-2004)       [see obituary]
Robinson, Willard A. (1907-1968) Staff Sergeant U. S. Army    
Rose, Fred Edward (1918-1994)   Merchant Marines   [see obituary]
Rush, Wolford E.A. (1921 TX -1954) European Naval Commucations Agency USCG   [see obituary]
Sadler, Emmett Darrell (1924-2006) Private U. S. Army July 25, 1944 France, Belgium, Wounded in Action in Germany on May 5, 1945
Sadler, Guy (1918-1984) Private U. S. Army July 31, 1942 Panama, South America
Sadler, Hiram (1915-1987) Private 1st Class U. S. Army July 7, 1945 France, Germany
Sadler, James Milton (1920-1992)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Saunderson, Romulus W. (1909-1966) Private U. S. Army   Battery K, 202th Coastal Artillery
Sawyer, Calvin (1921-2007)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Sawyer, Gilbert Ellis (1922-1988)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Sawyer, Joseph Leon (1918-1997)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Sawyer, Ormond Dempsey , Sr. (1922-1963) Private 1st Class U. S. Army   Company A, 28th Infantry; Purple Heart
Sawyer, Vernon Lupton (1922-2018)   U. S. Army Air Corps   [see obituary]
Scarborough, Jack   U. S. Navy / U. S. Coast Guard    
Sears, Frank William, Jr. (1919-1995)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Selby, David Hubert (1906-1983) CBM U. S. Navy July 20, 1941 Iwo Jima, Okinawa  [see obituary]
Sewell, Aubrey Christopher (1925-2004)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Sewell, Keith (1916-2008)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Shaffer, John Allen Sr. (1926-2017) Medic U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Sheridan, Dennis P., Jr. (1921 - 1945) Captain U.S. Army May 7, 1942 12th Quartermaster Regiment Philippine Scouts; Southwest Pacific Theatre: Philippine Islands; Missing in Action; Purple Heart
Simpson, David Robert (1919-1991) 1st Lieutenant U. S. Army    
Smith, Bernie Leighton (1927-____) Private 1st Class U. S. Army Dec. 19, 1945 France, Belgium, Germany
Smith, David Ross (1923-1990)   U. S. Navy    
Smith, Mark L. (c1928 - 2009)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Smithwick, Archie Rupert (1920-1971) Radarman 2nd Class U. S. Navy 1939-1945 Served on the USS Ranger  [see his photo]
Spencer, Branch Allen (1918-2011 ) Sergeant U.S. Army Air Corps

Oct. 15, 1941
to Dec. 8, 1945

 
Spencer, Dayton Ralph (1903-1965) CBM U. S. Navy Reserve    
Spencer, Edward W. (1922-2014) MoMM 1st Class U. S. Navy Sept. 3, 1942
to Nov. 9, 1945
In invasions of North Africa, Sicily, Italy and Okinawa
Spencer, Edwin Keith (1926-1997) Corporal U. S. Marines Apr. 7, 1944  
Spencer, Elmer C. (1914-1992) Sergeant U. S. Army Feb. 5, 1942 Philippines, Japan
Spencer, Elwood Lamar (1918-1965) TEC 4 U. S. Army   384th Field Artillery
Spencer, Flave F. (1923-1986) Private 1st Class U. S. Army Jan. 29, 1943 Philippines, Okinawa, Guam
Spencer, Leslie Arthur (1921 -2005) Private 1st Class U. S. Army    
Spencer, Warren Gray (1924-2017) SMSgt U.S.A.F. 1943-1964 Also Korean War & Vietnam  [see obituary]
Spencer, Woodrow (1919-1981) Private 1st Class U. S. Army Oct. 9, 1942 France, Belgium, Germany
Styron, Floyd M. (1920-1971) Private U. S. Army    
Styron, Pelig Garland (1924-1995)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Swindell, Hal Gray (1922-2017)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Swindell, Kenneth Monroe (1916-2000)       [see obituary]
Swindell, Lee Thomas (1916-1989) Seaman 1st Class U. S. Navy June 24, 1941 Okinawa, Japan
Swindell, Palmer Lee  (1916-1972) Private 1st Class U. S. Army Nov. 22, 1942 France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Czechoslovakia, Iwo Jima, Saipan, Japan  [see obituary]
Swindell, Thurman Randolph (1919-1942) Aviation Machinist
Mate 1st Class
U. S. Navy Apr. __, 1938 Pacific Theater; Killed in Action at the Battle of Midway, June 4, 1942
Teeter, Frank Dwayne Sr. (1923-1994) Master Chief Engineer USCG   [see obituary]
Thompson, George Norman (1922-2009)   U. S. Navy   Also served in Korea  [see obituary]
Tolson, Charles S. (1891-1963) Fireman 2nd Class U. S. Navy Reserve Force    
Tunnell, Fred S. (1913-1976) T/4 U. S. Army Aug. 14, 1940 France
Tunnell, Gilbert Bernard, Sr. (1918-1969) Master Sergeant U. S. Army Air Corps Aug. 14, 1940 North Africa, Italy; 739th Boomer Squadron
Tunnell, Robert Edward (1914-1966) Private 1st Class U. S. Army   Head Quarters Company, PAC Sect. SIGC
Waits, Joseph Alexander (1909-1964) Major U.S. Army   4th Civil Engineer Squadron
Ward, Lee Marion (1920-2003) MSgt USAF   [see obituary]
Wardlow, Frank (1917-1997)   U. S. Army Air Corps   [see obituary]
Warner, Otis Filmore (1907-1987)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Warner, Ottis Williard (1923-1969   U.S. Army   [see obituary]
Watson, Donald Bain (1917-1957) CCS U. S. Navy Nov. 1935 Atlantic Theater; Philippines, Palaus, Okinawa
Watson, George Israel (1919-1987) 2nd Lieutenant U. S. Navy Nov. 1942 France, Belgium and Germany as a Mechanized Infantry platoon leader with the 5th Armored Division

He retired from the US Army Reserves as a Lt Colonel, moved back to the homeplace [Lake Landing area] where he lived for the last 5 years of his life,  and is buried in the family plot at Amity Church.  [Information kindly provided by his son, Bill Watson.]

Watson, James Rufus (1924-1959) TEC 5 U.S. Army   1880th Engineers; AVNBN
Watson, John Israel (1920-2006) CGM U. S. Navy Jan. 18, 1939 New Georgia, Bougainville, Peleliu, Leyte, Lingayen, Okinawa
[see obituary]
Watson, John Lloyd Sr. (1918-2001) Hospital Corpsman U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Watson, Roy (1925-1991)   U.S. Army   [see obituary]
Watson, Samuel Benson (1911-1990)   U.S. Army    
Watson, William David (1914-1945) Private U.S. Army   Infantry
Webster, Essie Pugh McAllister (1919-2020) Medical Corpsman U.S. Army   [see obituary]
Weston, Clifford Clary (1925-1997) Corporal U. S. Army Air Corps   Aircraft Engineer, China, Burma, India Theater
Weston, Lawrence B. (1907-1952) Seaman 2nd Class U. S. Navy Reserve   [see obituary]
Whitfield, William Arnold (1916-1994)   U.S. Army   [see obituary]
Wibiral, Rev. Frank Walter (1909-1991) Chief Musician U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Williams, Cecil Byrum (1921 -2015)   U. S. Army Aug. 26, 1942  
Williams, Cecil O. (1922-2000) T/3 U. S. Army Dec. 4, 1942 France, Belgium, Germany; Philippines
Williams, Chester Stafford, Sr. (1925-2000) Private 1st Class U. S. Army Feb. 16, 1945 Philippines, Guam, Marianas
[see obituary]
Williams, Effron Avery Jr.  (1918 - 2016) Captain U. S. Army Air Corps Mar. 3, 1942 Pacific Theater   [see obituary]
Williams, Joseph Odell (1925-1993) Private 1st Class U. S. Army May 18, 1944 France, Belgium, Germany
[see obituary]
Williams, Melvin Wright (1924-2017)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Williams, Olian Riggs Sr. (1921-2010)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Williams, William Joseph Jr. (1921-2012)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]
Williams, William Wallace, Sr. (1922-1995)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Willis, Jack Carroll Sr. (1920-1997)   U. S. Navy   [see obituary]
Windley, Marion Leroy (1900-1959) CMoMM U. S. Navy    
Womac, Ulysses Levi (1923-2000)   USCG   [see obituary]
Young, Willie E. Sr. (1922-2007)   U. S. Army   [see obituary]

Sources:
In Memory Of... An Index to Hyde County Cemeteries by Martha Rebecca Swindell and R. S. Spencer, Jr.
Hyde County History by the Hyde County Historical Society
Hyde Co., NCGenWeb - Hyde County Newspaper articles by Kay Midgett Sheppard
Hyde Co., NCGenWeb - Hyde County Messenger by Kay Midgett Sheppard
Hyde Co., NCGenWeb - Hyde County obituaries
Contributions by various Hyde County researchers, mainly Margie Brooks

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