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SAW Memorials Gallery
The primary purpose of the SSAWV is to perpetuate the memory of our veterans. This web section is being added to further that cause. Any active member, life member, or Real Son of the SSAWV is welcome to submit a memorial for inclusion at no cost. Please send a photo and brief biography/service reco to jsims99@comcast.
John Frank Miller
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Born to 1st generation German immigrants in 1873, John served as a Captain in the Quartermaster Corps in the Philippines and continued as a reserve Major through World War I. in NY, Washington, D.C., and France until 1922 retirement. He is the founder of the Culver City VFW and was buried at Los Angeles National Cemetery upon his death in 1939.
[Submitted by John S. Sims, 1st cousin]
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Your Family Member Can Be Here
Your Family Member Can Be Here
Send photo and bio/service record to jsims99@comcast.net
William Columbus McBryant
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William Columbus McBryant
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Father of Wesley McBryant...bio forthcoming
10-11-20
Joseph Walker Floyd, Jr.
Joseph Walker Floyd, Jr.
William Columbus McBryant
Born to a Confederate veteran in 1874, he enlisted as a hospital steward in the 2nd South Carolina Infantry and served in Cuba. His aspirations led him to become an allopathic physician in Kershaw, SC, where he died in 1915.
[Submitted by John S. Sims, a proud in-law]
Joseph Walker Floyd, Jr.
Henry Roedolphus Fowler
Henry Roedolphus Fowler
Joseph Walker Floyd, Jr.
Henry Roedolphus Fowler
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A native of Fayette, AL, "Roe" enlisted at Mobile in the 2nd AL Volunteer Infantry, Co.B, "Lomax Rifles." He spent time at Camp Cuba Libre and was mustered out with the unit after the armistice. He died in 1931 at age 55 years.
[Submitted by John S. Sims, 1st cousin]