Men from this community served the nation in every war, and a significant mound in Sulphur Springs, once covered with flowers and now with flags, is dedicated to the nation’s dead so that no soldier is forgotten on Memorial Day. Union Cemetery is the burial place of Adam Link, one of the last Revolutionary War soldiers in America, who in a particular sense gives honor to the village of Sulphur Springs. Born near Hagerstown, Maryland, on November 14, 1761, he served three enlistments with the Pennsylvania militia in the Revolutionary War against the British, and Private Link died in Liberty Township on August 15, 1864, at the age of 102.