All though I did not serve in the Military- I support it whole heartedly and I am proud that the
Stargel Family has a rich tradition
of service to Country, God, Family
and Community. I thank each and everyone of them for the Freedom I enjoy thanks to them.
John Jones Stargel: 1813-1874
1st Liet Ga. Militia- 1835-1841
Fought in the Indian Wars
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Josiah Clarence Stargel
1847- 1923
Pvt. Ga. Calvary
Confederate States Army
In Service of Our Country
Charles Wesley Stargel
1843- 1901
Pvt. Ga. Calvary & Infantry
Confederate States Army
William Cicero Stargel
1838-1898
Pvt. Blue Ridge Rangers Of Ga.
Confederate States Army
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John Defore Stargel
1840 -1903
2nd Sgt. Ga. Infantry
Confederate States Army
Joseph Hoyt Stargel Sr.
1909-1966
U.S. Army
Served in India
Was drafted and his son J.H. Stargel Jr
had already joined at 17 years old and
both were on the West Coast at the
same time.
Joseph Hoyt Stargel Jr.
Son of J.H. Stargel Sr.
Born: Living
Retired Lieutenant Colonel U. S. Marine Corp 1944-1985
Winner of Joe T. LaBoon Award
Judge Advocate General
Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal
China Service Medal
American Campaign Medal
Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal
Victory Medal World War II
Occupational Service Medal <Japa n>
National Defense Service Medal
Organized Marine Corps Reserve Medal
Armed Forces Reserve Medal
Richard Cassity Stargel
Son of J.H. Stargel Jr
Born: Living
Captain U.S. Marine Corp
Stationed at Cherry Point, N. C.
Active Duty 3 years- Reserve 3 years
2 -Nato Exercises Turkey and Norway
Louis Ruben Stargel
Brother of J.H. Stargel Jr.
1929-1997
Ret. Major U.S. Marine Corp in 1969
20 years- Viet Nam, Okinawa, Japan
John Clarence Stargel Jr
1926-1999
Ret. U.S. Army
Veteran WWII
Buried Arlington Memorial Cemetery
Dec. 8, 1999
Eugene Talmadge Stargel
Brother of J.C. Stargel Jr
Born: Living
PFC Arty USAR
U.S. Army 1954-1961
HQ HQ SVC CO 782 AR
Tank BN <USAR>
National Defence Service Medal
Army Occupation Medal <Germany>
Son of Eugene T Stargel
Born: Living
Kenneth Wayne Stargel
Son of Eugene T. Stargel
Born: Living
Raymond Allen Stargel
Son of Eugene T. Stargel
Born: Living
John Larry Stargel
Son of John C. Stargel Jr
Born: Living
James Cary Stargel
Son of John C. Stargel Jr
Born: Living
J.D. Amzi Stargel
1919-1974
U.S. Navy WWII in the Pacific
Rank SSMC2C
USS Hooper Island AR17
Thomas J.D. Stargel
Son of J.D. Amzi Stargel
Borrn: Living
U.S. Marine Corp 1965-1971
57th Rifle Co
E-5
Thomas Riley Barrett
Pvt Confederate States Army
1833-1863
Killed in Hunterstown, Pa.
Near Gettysburg
James Richard Barrett
1840-1883
Pvt Confederate States Army
Walton T. Barrett
1847-1862
Pvt Confederate States Army
Killed Suffolk, Va.
Alexander B. Barrett
Born: Unknown
Pvt Confederate States Army
Lewis W. Barrett
Born: Unknown
Pvt Confederate States Army
Raymond Hoyt Barrett
1912-1967
Major U.S. Army Air Force
WWII
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Jerry Malone Stargel
Born: Living
U.S. Air Force Mid-Late 50's
Tail Gunner on B-36 & B-52 Bombers
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I Want to Thank Angel Graphics for
The beautiful Graphics on this Page
Please visit their site:
Jerry Arnold Stargel
Living
U.S. Navy 1955-1959
Destroyer USS Bristol
DD857
Petty Officer 2nd Class
On June 7, 2001 I attended a speech by Clebe McClary,
a Viet Nam Marine Vet. My son-in-law is a Marine vet and he asked me to go with him. I have to say it was one of the most powerful speeches I have ever heard. If you ever get a chance to attend one of his speeches, or read his book LIVING PROOF , you will enjoy it.
William Harold Stargel
1931-1997
Pvt U.S. Army in Korea
Received Purple Heart
Member American Legion Post 40
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Issac Mitchell Jackson
1913-1980
PFC U. S. Army
World War II
THRU THE YEARS , EVEN AMIST CIVIL WAR AND ATTACKS FROM ABROAD THE MIGHTY EAGLE HAS FLOWN PROUDLY.
AND MY ANCESTORS HAVE SERVED HER WELL. THIS IS MY SMALL TRIBUTE TO THEM.
GRAPHICS AND PICTURES ARE FROM THE CIVIL WAR CENTER
AND THE TN. SCV CAMP 1513
AT
This page was last updated: May 31, 2008
