1-Clifford McGregor. He was the son of Asa and Mattie McGregor. Clifford was killed in battle during WWII.

2-James Luther Walker (1917-2001). He was the son of Thornton Elisha Walker and Elizabeth Lodema "Lizzie" Morgan Walker. Luther served in the Army during WWII. He later owned and operated Walker's Store in Milano. Luther married Florence Joy Rice.

3-Louis Boggans. He became a minister

4-Odell Cox.

5-Wayne Harmer "Cooney" McCallum. Cooney was the son of Turner Stanley McCallum and Maggie May McCallum. The nickname was given by an uncle, W. W. McCallum, who said that Cooney used to shimmy up a tree forward and backwards, like a racoon. Cooney McCallum died fighting for his country during World War II. He was killed October 12, 1942 aboard the ship U.S.S. Boise. SOURCE: Kristine Diner (ksdiner@aol.com)

6-Charles Warbington.

7-James David "Red" McCallum. He was the son of Turner Stanley McCallum and Maggie May McCallum. SOURCE: Kristine Diner (ksdiner@aol.com)

8-C. H. Kirkland. He may have been the son of A. C. and Maudie Kirkland.

9-Ray Smith. He was the son of Irvin Smith.

10-Clyde Stewart. He was the son of James Andrew Stewart and Inez Davidson Stewart.

11-James A. "Jim" Stewart. He was the son of James Andrew Stewart and Inez Davidson Stewart.

12-John F. Westbrook. He was the son of Thomas Claude Westbrook and Annie Taylor Westbrook.

13-Carl A. Newman (1921-2001). He was the son of Louis Newman and Millie Miria Shaffner Newman. Carl married Martha Holdiness (daughter of Harvey Holdiness and Frances Edith Morgan Holdiness).

14-Bill Echols.

15-Cecil Hurt. He was the son of Streeter and May Hurt. Cecil lives near Milano, in the Cedar Creek Community.

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