Veterans buried here served in the Civil War, World War I, World War II, the Korean Conflict, the Viet Nam Era, and peacetime service. Those named are David Austin, Harrison Austin, Charles Henry Duncan, Jacob Fredrick, B. F. M. Fletcher, Ezra Hartzell, Morgan B. Hale, Benjamin F. Kerns, Nathan Kerns, George N. King, John Mouser, David Nelson, Issac Phillips, William P. Phillips, John Pride, Alex Rager, Sylvanus Reppert, J. V. F. Rogers, James A. Smith, William A. Toothman, C. B. Watson, James Watson, John Barber, John Hixenbaugh, Mose Kerns, Morlan McCauley, Clarence D. McConkey, Oscar McWilliams, Roy E. Nelson, James Andrew Rogers, James Elmer Smith, Roy E. Stevens, Clarence Trickett, Robert Ray West, Carl J. Zinn, Earl R. Zinn, James A. Austin, Lloyd E. Austin, George W. Britton, Morris H. Britton, Eugene H. Crew, Gerald S. Hardin, Robert D. Hixenbaugh, Robert K. Stevens, Ross E. Kerns, George E. McCrobue, Eugene B. Miller, Charles A. Richardson, Clarence E. Rogers, Howard M. Rogers, James Ralph Rogers, Albert R. Guthrie, Charles H. Austin, James F. Shipps Sr., William M. Stalnaker, Wallace E. Stevens, Earl B. Strang Sr., Clifford I. Trickett, Enlo Q. West Jr., Edwin P. West, Ralph R. Shreve, Junior Russell Taylor, Wayne F. Howell, Charles E. Strang, Albert McCauley, James William Overfield, Robert L. Trickett, Charles W. Britton, George J. Molisee, and peacetime veteran R. Spence Rogers of the N.G.