Attractions · Historic Landmarks, African American History
Major General William E. Potts Veterans Memorial Plaza
On the Square On the Courthouse Square.
The names of 88 United States Colored Troops soldiers were added to the Maury County War Memorial Plaza located on the grounds of the Maury County Courthouse in 2013-2015.
United States Colored TroopsPeter Abb • Moses Alexander • Isham Anderson • Green Andrews • Samuel H. Armstrong • Marshall Arnold • Marshall Campbell • Anderson Cannon • Harry Cook • George Cooper • Joseph Dodson • Samuel Dodson • Anderson Douglass • George W. Esters • Robert Esters • Gil Evans • Claiborne Fizer • Richard Foster • Columbus Friarson • John H. Friarson • Amster Galloway • Henry Gilbreath • Alexander Gordon • Marshall Green • Robert Greenfield • Oscar Grigsley • Isaiah Hadley • Jefferson Wilson • Richard Wisner • Orange Hardison • Alexander Harris • Jefferson Howard • Henry Hurt • George Irving • David Jones • Alexander Kennedy • Jacob Kennedy • Washington Lawrence • John Mayberry • Pleasant Nelson • William Notgrass • Henry Pickett • Isom Pillow • Martin Pillow • Thomas Pillow • Gaston Polk • Isaac Scott • Harry Smith • Gilbert Thomas • Leon Watkins • Wesley Watkins • Edwin Webb • James Webster • Perry Williamson • George Ackins • Alfred Allen • Curan Andrews • George Blackwood • Henry Bellafount • Samuel Bellafount • George Benjamin • James Cates • James Coffee • Abraham Couser • Lewis Cowdon • Nelson Davis • Samuel Ercery • Abraham Fitzpatrick • John Fleming • Arthur Foster • Robert Henley • Jesse Higdon • Mark Jacobs • Philip Lawrence • Aleck Mack • Rufus McCord • Thomas Mitchell • Alfred Moore • Daniel Neil • Madison Neil • John Parker • Allen Perry • Alphonso Polk • John Simpson • John Trousdale • Richard Watkins • Peter Wells • Willeby Wortham
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