I have removed Elworth Billy McAnally from Brown County's original Honor Roll simply because we have not found any evidence that he had connection to Brown County. His hometown Hico, Hamilton 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.

Elworth Billy McAnally born 10 October 1920 Duffau, Erath County, Texas to Jeannie May Stanford (b. 1893 Marlin, Texas - d. 1980 Hico, Texas) and Albert Lamar McAnally (b. 1878 Alto, Texas - d. 1955 San Angelo, Texas).

1930 Census Erath County Texas age 10 living with parents, five brothers and two sisters. 1935 living same place. 1940 Census Erath County Texas age 19 living with parents and five brothers. Registered for the draft at Stephenville, Erath County, Texas on 16 February 1942 while being unemployed living at Duffau with Hico, Hamilton County, Texas as a mail address and listed his father of Hico as his next of kin contact. Elworth B. Mc Anally asn-38136014 a single white male born Texas in 1920 residing in Erath County, Texas working as a farm hand with 4 years of high school education enlisted from civilian life into the US Army as a private at Abilene, Texas on 24 August 1942. [nba]

Technical Sergeant Elworth B. Mc Anally 38136014 US Army Air Forces 702nd Bombardment Squadron, 445th Bombardment Group Heavy was Top Turret Gunner on B-24H 42-50334 'Black Jack' out of England airfield on 11 July 1944 on a combat bombing mission to Munich, Germany. The B-24 was shot down leaving the target by anti-aircraft flak, the aircraft and all of the crew were statused as missing. The War Dept issued a FOD, finding of death, on 12 July 1945 declaring them all dead. TSgt McAnally is remembered on the Tablets of the Missing at the Cambridge American Cemetery in England.