Mary Everhart compiled a database of 13,513 Warren County men and women who have served their country in the armed forces. Of that number, 566 of them died while in the service of their country. The results of her efforts were published in 2002 in a 560 page, 3 volume set available from the Warren County Genealogical Society.

The "Peacekeepers" category is used for those who served during peace time, who served during a conflict but not in the combat area (stateside, etc.) or those whose participation in a conflict was not determined.

For each conflict, an alphabetical listing is providing which lists Surname, Given Name, Birth & Deaths dates, Branch of service and outfit (if known) and cemetery where buried in Warren County

This index gives the Surname, Given Name, Conflict in which they served and page # where that individual can be found in the above publications. If the individual died while in the service, their name is preceded by an asterisk *

Although every attempt was made to make this list as complete as possible, it is nearly impossible to identify everyone. If you have any additional information about Warren County service men & women that you would like to have included, download and complete this Military Service Record Form and mail it to the Warren County Genealogical Society.

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Only two people listed for Afganistan and the time of the publication of the book in 2002 and are listed below.

*=died while in the service