The memorial records local service in the Civil War from 1861 to 1865 and in World War I from 1917 to 1918, naming those who served in each conflict. For the Civil War, it names Carl Acherman, James H. Bates, Lewis H. Benedict, Joseph Bushy, Nathan R. Byxbee, Charles H. Clock, Horace Curtis, Phillip Fortune, Michael Harmo, Frederick Henderson, William H. Howe, William H. Howman, Edward S. Hoyt, Elias Johnson, George D. Jordan, Frank Laroche, Samuel Maglue, John Mallon, William H. Northrop, Gabriel W. Platt, John Price, Franklin H. Scofield, Albert O. Seeley, Silas F. Slawson, Thomas Smith, Jacob W. Vincent, Joseph Void, Isaac Weed, Raymond Weed, Adolph Werner, James A. Whaley, and George W. Wilmot. For World War I, it names David C. Bispham, Lawrence F. Callahan, Martin H. Gill, Wilfred T. Lowndes, Murtagh C. McDonald, Edward G. Punzelt, Ernest F. Sexton, and George Straka.