I have removed Capt Samuel H. Lumpkin from Brown County's original Honor Roll simply because we have not found any evidence that he had connection to Brown County. His hometown Amarillo, Potter County, Texas. He is not listed as a casualty on the Brown County list, and he is not listed on the original WWII memorial at Coggin Park, Brownwood, Texas.

Samuel Hugh Lumpkin born 12 February 1913 in Amarillo, Potter County, Texas to Ada Louise Dunlap (b. 1880 Bosque County, Texas - d.1970 Amarillo, Texas) Age 33 and Abram Alexander Lumpkin (b. 1878 Bosque County, Texas - d. 1946 Amarillo, Texas) Age 35.

1920 Census age 7 living in Amarillo, Potter County, Texas with parents, two sister and a brother. 1930 Census age 17 living in Amarillo, Potter County, Texas with parents, two sister and a brother. 1935 living in Amarillo, Potter County, Texas. MD Baylor University Texas 1937. National Guard 1Lt medical corps 14 December 1939. 1940 Census age 27 living in Amarillo, Pct1 Potter County, Texas with wife Mary Gene, and as a doctor for a private patient. US Army 1Lt medical corps 25 November 1940, Captain on 30 January 1942. [nba] .

Captain Samuel H. Lumpkin O-387367 US Army 131st Field Artillery 36th Infantry Division was a battalion surgeon on Java and was part of the 'Lost Battalion' captured by the enemy Japanese forces. He was a prisoner at the Jap's camp Thai (TAI) POW Camp Thailand 13-100 where he was reported dead 1 August 1943. Capt Lumpkin was repatriated to America in 1948 from India and reinterred in the Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery at San Antonio, Texas on 2 June 1948.

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