NAME

BRANCH

DATES

WAR(S)

PAGE*

other

Bryan, Valli Kathryn

Navy

463

Calvert, Matthew Allen

Marines

2004

2008

Afghanistan

Iraq

644

Purple heart for wounds received on March 25, 2006

Coffey, Edwin Wayne Jr.

Army

564

Coffey, Thomas Craig

Navy

564

Dake, Arland Dearl

WWII

Korean

550

Ferra, Michael James III

Marines

668

Hammontree, Gerald Leon

Navy

610

Hopkins, Bobby Lee

Marines

WWII

511

Kiriakos, William Thomas

Army

630

Kiriakos, James Kenneth

Army

27 Oct 1942

4 June 1944

WWII

629

Magnenat, Mary Elizabeth

WAVE

WWII

684

Perry, James Fredrick

Navy

611

Lt.

Sanders, Eugene

Air Corps

WWII

467

Pilot

Stacy, Fred Pomeroy

Navy

564

Stubbs, Aaron

(son of Everett)

30 Sept 1812

03 Dec 1812

1812

346

TN Militia, Capt. William White Co

John Brown Regt

Mounted Inf

Stubbs, Andrew Jackson

9 March 1862

18 April 1865

Civil

383

Union, Co. K, 1^st Regt. TN

Stubbs, Barzela Houston

Army

Civil

437

Confederate  

Freeman’s MO Cavalry CSA

POW 11 May 1865

Paroled 5 June 1865

Stubbs, Bobby Gene

689

Stubbs, Bryan Douglas

Navy

471

Stubbs, Charles Douglas

Army

WWI

475

AEF in France

Stubbs, Charles Elbert

Army

WWI

659

AEF

Stubbs, Christopher Columbus

Army

Civil

421

Confederate  

W.O. Coleman

died during conflict  13 Jul 1863

retreat after the battle of Helena

near Cash River

Stubbs, Delbert Eugene

Air Corps

WWII

563

S/Sgt.

Stubbs, Doctor Benjamin Franklin

Army

Civil

417

Confederate    

W.O. Coleman

Captured Helena Battle 4 July 1863

Died at Ft. Delaware, DE 10 Sept 1864

Chronic Diarrhea

Grave Jersey Shore-Pea Patch Island, DE

Stubbs, Donald Duane

Army AF

WWII

667

Stubbs, Douglas Clayton

Navy

WWII

Korean

526

Stubbs, Elmer Jay

Navy

464

1917 for 4 yrs

English Navy 1913 for 3 yrs

Stubbs, Everett

(son of Aaron)

1812

TN Militia, Capt. William White co.

Col John Brown Regt.

Mounted gunman

Stubbs, Francis Leon

WWII

480

Wife-June Alice Bruce also served

Stubbs, Francis Marion

Army

04 Aug 1862

30 Dec 1862

Civil

399

Confederate  W. O. Coleman

left sick on march from

Vanburen to Little Rock now considered a deserter. Union Army captured Nov 1864 Discharged Feb 17, 1865 “transferred to Point lookout for exchange” Lost arm at Booneville

Stubbs, Gerald Leon

WWII

662

Stubbs, Harley Lyle

WWII

559

Killed

Stubbs, Harold Samuel

Army

WWII

524

Stubbs, J. B.

Army

WWI

696

Stubbs, James Knox Polk

Army

Civil

416

Confederate     W. O. Coleman

MO Cavalry CSA

Captured at Helena Battle 4 July 1863

Died at Alton Military Prison 16 Feb 1864

Disease, Erysipelas

Stubbs, Jennifer Lynn

Navy

471

Stubbs, Jesse

Army

Civil

394

Union, Co. K, 1^st Regt. TN

Died of pneumonia at Cumberland Ford, KY

Stubbs, John Douglas

Navy

465

Stubbs, Larry E.

Navy

559

Stubbs, Orvil R.

(Stubbs, Robert Orvil)

WWII

635

Stubbs, Paul Cleveland

USAF

690

Stubbs, Ralph Edward

Army

589

Stubbs, Ricky Shane

Army

690

Stubbs, Robert James

Army

WWII

663

Stubbs, Ronald Edward

Navy

28 Sept 1954

16 July 1975

470

He was aboard the second sub to pass

under the artic ice to the north pole.

1961-nuclear submarine USS Seadragon operating out of Pearl Harbor

Stubbs, Samuel Page Jr.

Army

WWII

517

Capt

Stubbs, Thomas Benton

Army

Civil

531

Confederate    W.O. Coleman,

wounded in the Battle of Prairie Grove 7 Dec 1862

POW 26 may 1865 Camp Allen , LA

Paroled 8 June 1865

Stubbs, Thomas Gene

Army

506

Stubbs, William Edmond

Army

694

Special forces, Green Beret

Silver Star, Bronze Star,

Purple Heart w/ oak leaf cluster

Army metal of commendation

Stubbs, William Glen

Army

WWII

694

Stubbs, William Jewel

WWI

693

VanDyke, Phillip Kirk

Navy

618

Weatherman, John Benjamin

Navy

543

1906—sailed around the world

Weatherman, Robert Benton

Army AF

WWII

544