Andover honored its men who served in the military and naval forces of their country in the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and World War I. For the Revolutionary War, from 1775 to 1781, those named were John Buell, Abraham Burnap, John Daggett, Samuel Daggett, Eleazer House, Joseph Kingsbury, and Adonijah White. For the Civil War, from 1861 to 1865, those named were Albion Baker, Joseph Bingham, William Blackman, Charles Button, Edward Button, James Chadwick, Henry Cheney, Henry Cleveland, William Cleveland, Willard Cross, Nicholas Gardner, Oliver Giddings, Samuel House, Walter Hutchinson, Walter Jones, George Loomis, William Loomis, Selden Loveland, John Post, Welles Post, Ebenezer Payson, Julius Rood, Henry Standish, and Albert White. For World War I, from 1917 to 1918, those named were John Goodman, George Ladd, Albert McDonald, and Frank Thompson. Eleazer House, Albion Baker, Charles Button, James Chadwick, Welles Post, and Julius Rood died in service. The tablet was placed on July 4th, 1923.