Village of Kinderhook War Memorial
The war memorial in the Village of Kinderhook is located at the intersection of Broad and Hudson Streets.
War memorial in the Village of Kinderhook; courtesy of Wikipedia |
The morning sun played absolute havoc with my desire to get a view of the entire space so I used one from Wikipedia.
World War I memorial tablet; personal collection |
1917-1919
In Memoriam
John M. Dahm
Joseph B. Kennedy
Who died in the service of their county and in honor of
Harry G. Cole
Charles S. Collier
Everett Decker
George D. Earll
Harold Fowler
Nathan D. Garnsem
William Gillette
Frank H. Heenem
Walter J. Hill
Arthur Lafferty
Floyd H. Lafferty
James E. O'Reilly
A. Fleming Popham
Lewis C. Popham
Theodore Snyder
Adolf E. Strehler
Daniel J. Tompkins, Jr.
Harry S. Voss
Marvin L. Voss
Raymond A. Winne
Augustus W. Bauer, Jr.
In grateful recognition of their sacrifice and services. This tablet is erected by the citizens of the Village of Kinderhook
Village of Valatie War Memorials
The war memorials in Valatie are across the street from Martin H. Glynn High School on Church Street. When I arrived, one of the village employees was edging and sweeping the park. He wouldn't let me take a any photographs until the park was spotless!
Governor Martin H. Glynn Square; personal collection |
World War I
World War I memorial; personal collection |
Men of the Village of Valatie who proved their country's worth in the World War
Delmar Berlin*
Harry Klomps*
John McConnell*
Jesse Adriance
J. B. Agar
H. K. Avery
E. J. Beaupre
F. H. Berlin
A. Bring
E.E. Brignull
J. Brignull
F. M. Callan
Lansing Callan
M. Canny
J. E. Cochrane
Harold Cooper
E. R. Crosby
C. B. Cure
F. B. Dayton
E. Decker
Frank Devine
A. R. Dimock
W. H. Dolan
J. Dubois
Jesse Dugan
M. W. Finkle
E. Golden
Rudolph Ham
Thomas W. Ham
F. M. Harder
George Harder
I. M. Harder
Charles Hilton
C. Huyck
John Huyck
G. A. Johnson
James B. Kane
A. A. Kearney
Harold Kerr
John J. Kerr
L. Keruzel
J. J. King
Hollett Knights
Howard Knights
Edward (or Edwin) Lasher
M. . Lasher
Charles Loucks
James Loveday
John Malloy
F. T. Monamara
A. B. Mesick
Charles Mesick
W. W. Millias
M. J. Moriarity
Howard New
Rector Payne
Levi Plass
Floyd Pultz
Andrew Pulwet
P. Purcell, Jr.
F. Root, Jr.
Donald G. Rowe
Percival Rowe
F. C. Sharp
B. P. Shook
J. J. Skinkle
A. Smith
C. Smith
M. S. Smith
H. Stevenson
E. J. Stickles
P. Stickles
C. J. Swint
H. A. Taylor
E. J. Teal
D. D. Tompkins
E. Van Allen
C. Van ALlen
E. Van Buren
G. Van Buren
E. O. Van De Bogart
William Van Zandt
D. Williams
E. Willingham
J. H. Wiltse
The right is more precious than peace. We shall fight for the things we have always carried nearest the hearts. To such a task we dedicate our lives.
World War II
World War II memorial; personal collection |
World War II
1941-1945
In honor of all who served and those from Valatie who gave their lives
Warren H. Burnett
Malcolm Cramer
Alfred A. Coons
George H. Dunham
Isaac J. Hoes
Clarence J. Johnson
Nathan Johnson
Arthur Mazal, Jr.
Sherman Mesick
Benjamin Pullen
Claude A. Rothermel
Egbert R. Studd
Fred Van Zandt
John Zimmerman
Dedicated in 1995
Korean War
Korean War tablet; personal collection |
Korean War 1950-1953
Dedicated to all the men and women who served and those who died from the hostile action (including missing and captured - declared dead)
From Valatie
Clifford S. Johnson
Columbia County
Edward Aiken
William H. Doss
Donal McNaughton
Joe M. Panaro
Richard M. Powell
Anthony Nicowski
Clarence Corby, Jr.
Albert Jayo
Norman W. Schneidt
Vietnam War
Vietnam War memorial; personal collection |
In honor of the Vietnam Veterans of Valatie, NY
Especially SP4 Roger J. Mazal
Who made the ultimate sacrifice
March 7, 1969
This post was written as a contribution to the Honor Roll Project, which was created by Heather Wilkinson Rojo, author of Nutfield Genealogy.
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