Revolutionary War soldiers buried in Dryland Cemetery in Hecktown, Pennsylvania, were honored for their patriotism, valor, and fidelity. Those buried there included captains Jacob Ballett, Johannes Deichman, John Santee, Sr., and Johannes Wagner; First Lieutenant Michael Boyer; sergeants William Janson, Tobias Moser, Daniel Ritter, and Valentine Klase; Corporal Johannes Fogel; drummers Johannes Santee and Mattheus Schnable; fifer Johan P. Roen; and privates Bernhart Arndt, Johan H. Beck, Lenhart Beitelman, Johan J. Biesecker, Johan A. Braun, Christian Braun, David Cotz, Paul Dornblaser, Peter Dreisbach, Andreas Fogel, Leonhart Fogel, Leonhart Frankenfield, Philip P. Frankenfield, Johan F. Fry, Johan C. Georg, Theobald Gradwohl, Isaac Gross, Johannes Hartzell, Conrad Hass, Johannes Janson, Johan Kemerer, Johannes Klase, Lenard Knecht, Ulrich Knecht, Michael Koehler, Stephen Koehler, Mattheus Koenig, Johan M. Lawall, Michael Lawall, William H. Lawall, Johan H. Miller, Heinrich Rohn, Sr., Jacob Rohn, Valentine Santee, Peter Schilp, Johannes Schmidt, Jacob Schnabel, Frederick Schortz, George M. Schortz, John Schweitzer, Leonard Schweitzer, Rudolph Schweitzer, Michael Spengler, George H. Unangst, Johan J. Wilhelm, Johan L. Wilhelm, Johannes Wind, Jacob Young, and Johan G. Young.