
Click
Here to visit the National World War II Memorial Registry
Note: Click on underlined names for more about that
person.
Lineage: Herbert and Mary Furr, husband of Olive May
Furr of Warmambool, Victoria, Australia
![]()
Flight
Lieutenant
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve (120th Squadron)
United Kingdom
Abt. 1913 to October 4, 1943
Missing (Runnymede Memorial,
![]()
Lineage: Freeman Glen Furr, Jacob Furr, William Furr,
Jacob Furr, William Furr, Edwin Furr, William Furr, Thomas Furr, William Furr
![]()
First
Lieutenant
U.S. Army Air Forces (457th Bomber Group, Heavy, 749th
Bomber Squadron)
Veedersburg, Fountain County, Indiana
January 15, 1924 to November 8, 1944
Killed in
action while piloting the
Boeing Flying Fortress B-17 "Arf & Arf" (mid air collision)
Missing (monument American Military Cemetery,
Margraten, The Netherlands)
![]()
Lineage: Henry Rufus Furr, Wilson Mathias Furr, Allen
Furr, Paul Furr, Paul Furr, Heinrich Furrer
![]()
Technical
Sergeant
U.S. Army Air Forces (1304th AAF Base Unit, Air Transport Command)
Mecklenburg County, North Carolina
September 25, 1913 to August 28, 1942
Killed by a locomotive
in Barrackpore, India
![]()
Lineage: James
Herbert Furr, Charles Furr
![]()
Lieutenant
Colonel
U.S. Army (88th Infantry Division, 351st Infantry
Regiment)
Rock Hill, South Carolina
1918 to September 25, 1944
Killed during a skirmish with German
troops
near Mounte Pratolungo in
Castel Del Rio,
a small town in the mountains between
Florence and Bologna, Italy
Buried Laurelwood Cemetery, Rock Hill, South Carolina
![]()
Lineage: James Floyd Furr, Lemuel
Furr, Lemuel Furr
![]()
Private
U.S. Army
Washington, DC
June 18, 1907 to
February 13, 1943
Died non-battle
![]()
Lineage: Ben
Wray Furr, Randall Pierce Furr, Christian Jacob Furr, Leonard Furr, Heinrich
Furrer
![]()
Corporal
U.S. Army Air Forces (987th Military Police Company, Aviation)
Jackson, Mississippi
April 29, 1917 to October 8, 1944
Died non-battle
Buried Cambridge American Cemetery
![]()
Lineage: Clyde
Furr
![]()
Private
First Class
? to December 25, 1944
Died in the sinking of
the troopship S.S. Leopoldville
which was torpedoed in the English Channel
six miles north of
Missing (monument
![]()
Lineage: son
of Annie Furr of Bozeat, Northamptonshire
![]()
Telegraphist
Royal Navy (H.M. Submarine Unbeaten)
Bozeat, Northamptonshire
November 15, 1918 to November 11, 1942
Died in the sinking of H.M. Submarine Unbeaten which was
mistaken for a German U-boat while en route from the Bay of Biscay
to rendezvous at Bishop Rock and bombed by an RAFD Wellington, no survivors
Missing (Chatham Naval Memorial, Kent, United Kingdom)
![]()
Lineage: Henry
Clayton Furr, Kemp Bayliss Furr, Moses Buckner Furr,
Moses Furr, William Furr, Thomas Furr, William Furr
![]()
Sergeant
U.S. Army (3rd Armored Division, 33rd Armored Regiment)
Loudoun County, Virginia
1907 to September 12, 1944
Killed in Action
Buried Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery
Henri-Chapelle, Belgium
![]()
Lineage: William
Furr
![]()
Private
First Class
September 21, 1924 to
June 6, 1944
Killed in Action
Normandy, France
Buried Arlington
National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia
![]()
Lineage: Robert
Nathaniel Furr, James M. Furr, Levi Lee Furr, Wilson Mathias Furr, Paul Furr,
Paul Furr, Heinrich Furrer
![]()
Water
Tender Second Class
U.S. Navy
Texas
1923 to August 10, 1945
Wounded at Pearl Harbor, 7 Dec. 1941, on
board the USS Helena.
Was killed 6 July, 1943, when Helena was sunk by a Japanese
submarine in the Battle of Kula Gulf.
Missing (monument Manila American Cemetery,
Manila, Republic of the Philippines within the limits of Fort Bonifacio,
the former U.S. Army Fort William McKinley)
![]()
Lineage:
![]()
Second Lieutenant
? to August 6, 1944
Killed
in the crash of Lt. George Smith's
Martin Marauder B-26 which was hit by
intense, accurate flak over a
fuel dump in the Foret d'Andaine,
France.
![]()
Lineage: Dock Furr, Gaines Furr, Davidson Furr, John
Furr, John Dolan Furr, John Furr, Heinrich Furrer
![]()
Private
December 26,
1923 to August 14, 1944
Killed in Action
![]()
Lineage: Maurice Newton Furr, Isaac Newton Furr, Jr.,
Isaac Newton Furr, Isham Furr, Leonard Furr, Heinrich
Furrer
![]()
Private First Class
March 25, 1923 to
February 11, 1945
Killed in Action
![]()
Lineage:
![]()
Machinist’s Mate First Class
Upper Darby,
Pennsylvania
December 15, 1902 to
November 13, 1942
Virginia
Killed in Action
Buried Arlington
National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia
![]()
Lineage:
![]()
Leading Cook (S)
Royal Navy (H.M.S. Melbreak)
? to August 28, 1944
Killed when H.M.S. Merlbreak was bombed while participating
in the blockade of the
port at
Missing (
![]()
Lineage: Jackson Lafayette Furr, Enoch Taylor Furr,
Enoch Zackary Taylor Furr, Henry Furr, Jacob Furr, Heinrich Furrer
![]()
Chief
Carpenter’s Mate (AA)
U.S. Navy (USS Oklahoma, BB-37)
Chicksaw, Alabama
1904 to December 7, 1941
Killed aboard the battleship USS Oklahoma (BB-37)
during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
Missing (monument Honolulu, Hawaii)
![]()
Lineage: William
Covington Furr, Willis Solomon Furr, William Martin Furr, Levi Lee Furr, Paul
Furr, Paul Furr, Heinrich Furrer
![]()
Private
First Class
U.S. Army (70th Infantry Division, 275th Infantry
Regiment)
Cabarrus County, North Carolina
11 Jul 1923 to January 3, 1945
He entered service on March 10, 1944.
While serving as a machine gunner with the Heavy Weapons
Company, he was killed in action in France
![]()
Lineage: Mathias Franklin Furr, Mathias Furr, Tobias
Furr, Henry Furr, John Furr, Heinrich Furrer
![]()
2nd
Lieutenant
U. S. Army Air Corps (487th Bomber Group, 836th Bomber
Squadron)
Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina
30 Jan 1920 to September 30, 1944
Co-Pilot, B-17G,
Heavenly Body
Killed in action during mission to
![]()
Lineage: Wife, Mrs. Lillian O. Furr
![]()
Sergeant
? to March 29, 1945
Killed in Action on
the Villa Verde Trail, Luzon,
the former
![]()
Lineage: Esta Furr, William Meek Furr, Allison Furr, John Furr,
Henry Furr, Heinrich Furrer
![]()
Staff
Sergeant
U.S. Army (78th Infantry Division, 309th Infantry
Regiment)
Aberdeen, Mississippi
July 10, 1921 to February 10, 1945
Hit in the shoulder by a piece of shrapnel
near the Schwammenauel Dam, Germany.
He was treated by a medic but died on the way to an aid station.
Buried
![]()
Lineage:
![]()
Private
First Class
U.S. Army (85th Infantry Division, 337th Infantry
Regiment)
North Carolina
1920 to June 3, 1944
Killed in Action
Buried Sicily-Rome American Cemetery
![]()