Saluda County’s WWII Dead

WILLIAM M. ABLE

JEFFERSON C. ANDERSON

GEORGE P. BERRY

MARTIN L. BERRY

LEON BOATWRIGHT

GEORGE W. CHAPMAN

ROBERT E. CHANEY

ROBERT C. CLOER

JOHNNIE M. MCDANIEL

JOHN A. DAVIS

RICHARD F. DORN

STEVEN DUNCAN

EDWARD ENGLISH

ALVIN ETHEREDGE

GUY D. FALLOW

ANDREW T. FORCE

BEDFORD H. FORREST

JAMES O. FORREST

JACOB FRAZIER, JR.

ERNEST E. GUIN

HAROLD F. HOLLEY

WILLIAM M. HOLLOWAY

JOE D. JENNINGS

ANDREW JORDAN

WILLIAM JORDAN

SPANN D. LAKE

CARL LONG, JR.

ARNOLD B. LORICK

MORRIS MATTHEWS

IRA J. MCCARTY

FRED MCDOWELL

NATHERN T. MILLER

HARVEY H. MILLER

HASKEL MILLER

HARRY E. MITCHELL

ROBERT MITCHELL

JOE W. PADGETT

EDWARD B. POWE

HERMAN D. POWELL

SIM RIDLEHOOVER

ROBERT H. RODGERS

CLAUDE ROTHELLE, JR.

GRADY ROWE

SETH P. SCURRY

CARROLL F. SALTER

CALVIN R. SHEALY

PETER SIMMONS

JOHN B. SNELGROVE

HUGH A. STEVENSON

ROY WARREN

GUY R. WEBB, JR.

A. CURTIS WRIGHT

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