We will not forget.
The 23* Brunswick County men who gave their lives in World War I
| Killed in Action: | Died of Disease: |
| PFC Walter S Brock | PVT William F Brooks |
| PVT Harvey T Chadwick | PFC John W Carlisle |
| PVT Jimmie Griffin | PVT Carl J Danford |
| PFC Erastus Iredell Nelson | * PFC Isaac Davenport |
| PVT Harry Langdon Pigott | Cook David L Dosher |
| CPL Herbert B Ward | Seaman James C Edwards |
| SGT Robert G Farmer | |
| Died of Wounds: | PVT Manning Hall |
| PVT William Cross Hewett | PVT Claudie Hall McCall |
| PVT Benjamin B Smith | PVT Elijah Milliken |
| PVT Kendrick W Outlaw | |
| PVT Cecil Smith Pierce | |
| PVT Samuel C Swain | |
| PVT Guy Ellis Watson | |
| PVT David Williams | |
| PVT Fred Wilson |
Soldiers on our WWI Wall of Honor who gave their lives
| Killed in Action: | Died of Accident: |
| CPL Russell Kellogg Bourne | PVT James Hemphill |
| SGT Richard J. Dennis | |
| PFC Louis “Lolly” B. Doerr | Died of Wounds: |
| Mech Dona J. Dugal | PVT Edward Clarkson Bonnell |
| PFC Wilmer H. Eicke | |
| PVT Ben W. O. Hildebrandt | Died of Disease: |
| PFC Robert Anthony Strzempek | PFC Vito Copola |
| PVT Carl F. Greene |
* Pfc Isaac Davenport (1895-1918) was previously listed but has been removed from the list. Isaac was a fisherman born, raised, and living in Northern Virginia at the time of the WWI Draft. He registered while in Southport, NC, but it appears that his only connection to Brunswick County was his location during the draft registration. When he was called to duty, his address was Baltimore, MD. He died of disease during the war and is buried in Brookwood American Cemetery in England. His headstone there shows Maryland as his residence. Pfc Davenport was also honored in Soldiers of the Great War, Vol. I in the Maryland section.
