From Essex England to the Surry Southern UAS by: Robert R.
Harris This work is dedicated to the memory of those who have
answered the call of their country and have fought in military
units to preserve and defend their freedoms, their families,
homeland and society. As time has gone by, the identity of
country has been: England, the American colonies and the United
States of America. For many of these families, the term
"country" included, for a short period of time, The Confederate
States of America. Members and descendants of these families,
from the time of their arrival in the Virginia Colony to and
including the Desert Storm operation on the Arabian Peninsula,
have fought in every war in which their country has engaged. We
have selected, to represent all of the sons and daughters of our
families who have taken active roles in defending our freedoms,
one of our nation's most distinguished, honored and decorated
soldiers. That person is Colonel Jack LeMaster Treadwell
(1919-1977) of Oklahoma (d125/7111/419