2010
April 17th
Sunbury Cemetery, Montgomery County, German Township, Ohio
Michael Emrick (Emerick) 1756-1820, Berks County, Lt., Pennsylvania Militia
2009
April 19th
Hopewell Cemetery, Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio
Christian Crist, 1745-1814, Fort Montgomery, New York Regiment
Jacob Felter, 1768-1841, Orange County, New York Militia
John Meeker, 1759-1835, Elizabeth, New Jersey Classified Militia 1777-8 as a guard patrolling the lines
Jacob Roosa, 1749-1831, 2nd Regiment, Ulster County, New York Militia and 3rd Regiment of Col. Gansevort
Cornelius Snyder, 1762-1822, Orange County, New York Militia, 4th Regiment
Nathaniel Terwilliger, 1746-1785, 4th Regiment, Orange County, New York Militia
April 19th
Ayer Cemetery, Anderson Township, Hamilton County, Ohio
Ebenezer Ayer, 1761-1818, New Jersey Militia
August
Woodmansee Sugar Valley Cemetery, Butler County, Liberty Township, Ohio
David Griffis, 1758-1839, Berkshire Co., Mass. Continental, Pvt.
Nicholas Miller, 1749-1833, Allegheny Co., PA, Capt.
James Woodmansee, 1732-1818, Monmouth Co., NJ Militia, Pvt.
2008
November 8th
Rose Hill Cemetery, Anderson Township, Hamilton County, Ohio
Matthias Felter, ?-?Orange County, New Jersey Militia
John Ferris, Sr., 1757-1800, 4th New York Regiment
Gershom Hubbell, 1766-?, New York Regiment of Artillery
William Neves, 1756-1838, Prison Guard at Albermarle Barracks
John Rose, 1760-1837, New Jersey Militia
May 6th
Samuel Strode Family Cemetery, Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky
Samuel Strode, 1754-1842, Sergeant Continental Line
August
Presbyterian-Fulton Cemeteries 1795, Columbia Township, Hamilton County, Ohio
Jacob Allen, 1763-1846, New Jersey Continental Army, Pvt.
John Campbell, 1750-1839, Virginia, Battle at Guilford Court House NC 1781
John W. Langdon, 1759-1842, Massachusetts, served at Ticonderoga
Hermanius Taulman, 1731-1796, New York, 11 months a prisoner of the British
John Hammond, 1753-1840, New Jersey
Robert Tolman, ?-1794, New Jersey
Alexander Barr, ?-1785, Colonel., 1st Btn. Westmoreland Co., PA Militia, killed by Indians on the Ohio River
2007
July 21st
Reading Protestant Cemetery, Reading, Sycamore Township, Hamilton County, Ohio
Jehial Day, 1758-1834, New Jersey Militia
2005
May 30th
Ohio and Pennsylvania dual dedications:
Freeport Cemetery, Freeport, Armstrong County,
South Buffalo Township, Pennsylvania
John Craig, 1753-1850, Captain Pennsylvania Line
Historical site marking for the Freeport Blockhouse 1792
Captain John Craig, Commander
2004
September 4th
Finneytown Cemetery, Finneytown, Springfield Township, Ohio
Ebenezer Ward Finney, 1755-1822, New York Army
David Sprong, 1763-1842, Albany County, New York Militia
July 24th
Pioneer Memorial Cemetery, Columbia Township, Cincinnati, Ohio
William Brown, 1761-1804, Connecticut Line One of first two soldiers to receive the Purple Heart (May 3, 1783) for service as Commander of “Forlorn Hope” at the Siege of Yorktown and first American soldier to be appointed a non-commissioned officer by General George Washington.
1999
July 3rd
Lebanon Cemetery, Lebanon, Warren County, Ohio
Lawrence Monfort, 1753-1830, York County, Pennsylvania Militia
1998
November 14th
Hartman Cemetery, Marathon, Clermont County, Ohio
Christopher Hartman, 1750-1833, New Jersey Militia
May 25th
Red Lion Cemetery, Red Lion, Clear Creek Township, Warren County, Ohio
Moses Crosley, 1764-1843, Maryland Militia
1992
Flag Day, June 14thCongress Green Cemetery, North Bend, Miami Township, Hamilton County, Ohio
William Rittenhouse, ?-1831, Pennsylvania Militia
Timothy Symmes, 1744-1797, New Jersey Militia
A ceremony also honored the following whose grave site had an existing sarcophagus: John Cleves Symmes, 1742-1814, New Jersey, Colonel in the Continental Army, Member of Continental Congress, a Judge of the Northwest Territory
