VIRGINIA

Additional Information Can be Found At:

• Congressional Medal of Honor - http://www.cmohs.org/
• Faces of Valor, Honor the Fallen - http://projects.militarytimes.com/valor/
• Historical Marker Database - http://www.hmdb.org//
• Iraqi War Casualties - http://icasualties.org/OEF/USCasualtiesByState.aspx
• Markeroni - http://www.markeroni.com/
• US World War I Casualty Records - https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/United_States_World_War_I_Casualty_Records
• Virginia Department of Veteran Affairs - http://www.dvs.virginia.gov/
• Virginia Korean War Casualties - http://www.vetfriends.com/memorial/mem_alphab.cfm?war_id=3&page_id=1&states_id=49
• Virginia Vietnam War Casualties - http://www.vetfriends.com/memorial/mem_alphab.cfm?war_id=4&states_ID=49&page_id=1&War=War
• Waymarking - http://www.waymarking.com/

Counties of Cities/Towns Represented

• Accomack
• Albemarle
• Alleghany
• Amelia
• Amherst
• Appomattox
• Arlington
• Arlington
• Augusta
• Bath
• Bedford
• Bland
• Botetourt
• Brunswick
• Buchanan
• Buckingham
• Campbell
• Caroline
• Carroll
• Charles City
• Charlotte
• Chesterfield
• Clarke
• Craig
• Culpeper
• Cumberland
• Dickenson
• Dinwiddie
• Essex
• Fairfax
• Fauquier
• Floyd
• Fluvanna
• Franklin
• Frederick
• Giles
• Gloucester
• Goochland
• Grayson
• Greene
• Greensville
• Halifax
• Hanover
• Henrico
• Henry
• Highland
• Isle of Wight
• James City

• Kind and Queen
• King George
• King William
• Lancaster
• Lee
• Loudoun
• Louisa
• Lunenburg

• Madison
• Mathews
• Mecklenburg
• Middlesex
• Montgomery
• Nelson
• New Kent
• Northampton
• Northumberland
• Nottoway
• Orange
• Page
• Patrick
• Pittsylvania
• Powhatan
• Prince Edward
• Prince George
• Prince William
• Pulaski
• Rappahannock
• Richmond
• Roanoke
• Rockbridge
• Rockingham
• Russell
• Scott
• Shenandoah
• Smyth
• Southampton
• Spotsylvania
• Stafford
• Surry
• Sussex
• Tazewell
• Warren
• Washington
• Westmoreland
• Wise
• Wythe
• York

To Find A City, Click on the First Letter of the City to be Directed to a List of Cities that Begins With That Letter; CMHR stands for Congressional Medal of Honor Recipients

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z CMHR Pictures

Virginia's Congressional Medal of Honor Recipients, includes recipients born in Virginia but credited in another state.

For more detailed information on the Recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor, please visit:

• http://www.cmohs.org/
• http://www.homeofheroes.com/moh/states/ma_other.html

Anderson, Charles W.
Atkins, Daniel
Ayers, James F.
Barnes, William Henry
Barrow, David Duffy
Bausell, Lewis Kenneth
Beaty, Powhatan
Berkeley, Randolph Carter
Blake, Robert
Boyne, Thomas
Bright, George Washington
Brown, Benjamin
Byrd, Jr., Richard Evelyn
Byrne, Bernard Abert
Carnie, William Harvey
Dervishian, Ernest Herbert
Doss, Desmond Thomas
Durham, James R.
Folland, Michael Fleming
Fox, Wesley Lee
Gammon, Archer T.
Gardiner, James aka Daniel Gardner
Gillenwater, James Robert Lee
Greaves, Clingon
Gregory, Earl D.
Gresham, John Chowning
Hammond, Francis Colton
James, Miles
Johnson, Henry
Jones, III, William Atkinson
Jordan, Thomas H.
Kilbourne, Jr., Charles Evans
Langhorn, Garfield McConnell
Langhorne, Cary Devall
Lannon, James Patrick
Lee, Fitz
Lee, Howard Vincent
Levy, Benjamin Bennett

Lucas, Jacklyn Harold
Martini, Gary Wayne
Mays, Isaiah
Mifflin, James
Miller, Gary Lee
Monteith, Jimmie W.
Morris, Charles Bedford
Neville, Wendell Cushing
O'Conner, James Frances
O'Connor, Timothy
Penn, Robert
Peregory, Frank D.
Ratcliff, Edward
Sargent, Ruppert Leon
Schnell, Christian
Shacklette, William Sidney
Shea, Jr., Richard Thomas
Smedley, Larry Eugene
Smith, Frank Elmer
Smith, James
Smith, Thomas
Stgewart, Benjamin F.
Street, III, George Levick
Sutton, Clarence Edwin
Taylor, Richard Hamilton
Tompkins, Charles Henry
Torgerson, Martin Torinus
Upshur, William Peterkin
Vandergrift, Alexander Archer
Veal, Charles
Versace, Humbert Roque
Volz, Robert
Whitehead, Patton G.
Wilkins, Raymond Harrell
Wills, Henry
Woodall, William H.
Woodall, Zachariah

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