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War of 1812
Private Jacob Hardy
American Civil War (1861-1865)
497,821 Americans Died in This War.
From Bullitt County:
Henry Ash
Ben Barnett
D. L. Brooks
Joseph Buckman
Alexander Burton
Edward Caldwell
Thomas Clark
Ben Cole
Henry Croan (Crone)
James Easton
John J. Garrett (Garrott)
Charles Hardesty
Christian Harshfield
James A. Hill Jr.
Joseph Hoglan
Richard Hoglan
John Holsclaw
John Jackson
Daniel Jenkins
Aaron L. Kaufman
Charles S. Macey
James Masden
Jesse McWilliams
John P. Mix
Theodore Pearl
Lorenzo Murphy
W. D. Raymond
Lt. (Dr.) John William Rogers
F.B. Smith
John Smith
Allen A. Snellen
Joe Southern
Richard Southern
James Stoner
William Stoner
Darwin Stoner
James Sweeney
William H. Tumey
Caleb Welch
Capt. S.B. Williams
Thomas Withers
William Younger
World War I (1917-1918)
890 Kentuckians were killed in action; 1528 died from accident or disease.
From Bullitt County:
Julian Bell
David Boston
Bruce H. Bridwell
Hubert Allen Dragoo
Herman Evans
Basil Glasgow
Lou Pearl Hibbs
Everett Vernon Holsclaw
PVT John W. Lewis
PVT Charles Milam
CPL David Millard Troutman
Elmer F Monroe
CPL Roy V Ogle
PVT Lilburn Radcliff
PVT Golden Riley
PVT Edward L. Sanders
Sgt Oscar Paul Schaefer
Frank Smith
SGT Wallace L Smith
PVT Horrie C Thompson
PVT Curt T Wise
James E. Wyatt
World War II (1940-1947)
7,917 Kentuckians were killed in action in this war.
From Bullitt County:
SSG Robert L. Abell
SGT Robert J. Beeler
SGT Johnny W. Bishop
PFC Luke R. Briscoe Jr.
SGT John E. Brown Jr.
PFC William N. Caulk
PFC Leo M. Clark
PFC Wilbur F. Clinton
1LT Robert E. Crouch
PFC Bernie Druin
3C, USNR Elmore Roscoe Easton
Joseph L. Nevius Harned
TM1 Paul O’Bryan Hayden
TSG James W. Jackson
SGT Malcolm W. Jenkins
PVT Charles R. Lee
PVT Leslie E. Logsdon
PVT Charles L. Mann
PFC William B. Merker
PVT Jarriet T Moore
PVT Charles B. Montgomery MIA
Tec-5 William T. Moser
PFC Thomas Mullins
Jack Priest
TEC5 Millard H. Proctor
SSG Archy T. Raymond
PFC Commie L. Robison
TEC5 William Dean Rouse
PVT Roy L. Rummage
PFC Nicholas (Nick) Steinlander Jr.
PFC William E. Thompson
2LT Willard F. Wright
Korean Conflict (1950-1955)
1,002 Kentuckians diedl 203 missing in action.
From Bullitt County:
PVT Homer Ballou
CPL Charles C. Flener
PFC Charles Kenneth Harned
PFC J. P. Hatcher
PFC Elmer C. McElvain
PFC Harry E. Phelps
PVT Robert Sipes
Vietnam War (1964-1975)
1,088 Kentuckians died in this conflict; 14 missing in action.
From Bullitt County:
SP/4 Thomas Lee Blatz
SSGT Harold Milton Brown
CWO William Patrick Milliner MIA
Afghanistan and Iraq (Ongoing)
From Bullitt County:
Corporal Thomas P. Echols
Sgt. Maj. Steven Faulkenburg
MSG Michael E. Martin
Spc. James E. Powell
SSG Gary L. Woods
Bullitt Countians Who Died While in Service in Peacetime
SSG William Robert Brian; Died April 10, 1986
Volunteers at the Bullitt County History Museum have been compiling this list recognizing Bullitt Countians who have died or MIA in service of our country over the years. Such a list has been surprisingly hard to build, and we seek your help. This is what we have so far.
If you have any information that might help us fulfill this humble effort to honor our fallen heroes, please let us know.
The Bullitt County History Museum, a service of the Bullitt County Genealogical Society, is located in the county courthouse at 300 South Buckman Street (Highway 61) in Shepherdsville, Kentucky. The museum, along with its research room, is open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday; and from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday. Admission is free. The museum, as part of the Bullitt County Genealogical Society, is a 501(c)3 tax exempt organization and is classified as a 509(a)2 public charity. Contributions and bequests are deductible under section 2055, 2106, or 2522 of the Internal Revenue Code. This page was last modified on 17 Sep 2011 . |
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