Nankin's veterans included John Tilton of the Revolutionary War; John Campbell of the Mexican War; George Hanger, Patrick Murray, Wesley Richards, Jacob Switzer, and James Kilgore of the War of 1812; Tobias Spiker, John Bayer, Solom Kissel, Peter Shelley, Vachel Bowman, Alfred Sturges, George Steimetz, Abraham Lotz, William Sadler, John Weedman, John B. Heat, T. P. Crowell, Hugh Murray, James Ilger, Frank Grimes, Jacob Brubaker, John McDowell, William Davidson, Joseph Lockhart, Samuel Pifer, George Burd, Andrew Numamaker, Thomas Donley, John Dall, George Stout, William Smurr, Israel Laughery, Samuel Lessley, David S. Youngblood, James H. Hulit, John Hartman, George W. Culbertson, Alfred Hamman, Daniel Hupp, and Jacob Martin of the Civil War; John Sadler, Jacob Fluke, O.L. Sherik, William F. Berry, F.W. Brown, Fay Brown, Denton Millar, and John M. Lessley of the Spanish-American War; Joseph Tenschert, Harry H. Price, Clyde J. Stoner, Willard Davis, John McConnell, Leon Crowel, Stanley Campbell, John W. Stentz, Joe Mondragon, Ray E. Youngblood, Ivel Taylor, William White, Roy Price, Laurence Neiirk, Carson Swape, Wallace Barnhill, Alto Alexander, Marshall Morr, John Roberts, Charles Barr, Willis Caton, Eugene Paul Ford, Walter E. King, David E. Markel, and Carl E. McDonald of World War I; Edward P. Franks, Henry Van Wye, Charks R. Stahl, Harry Olin Vaughn, Francis Hupp, Benjamin Tilley, Glenn C. Moose, Harold Davis, George Fervis, and Robert J. Hoges of World War II; and Jack Eldon Geiger and Elmer C. Weaver of the Vietnam War.