Mount Washington in Pittsburgh in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania — The American Northeast (Mid-Atlantic)
St. Mary's of the Mount Church Honor Roll
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St. Mary's of the Mount Church
Dedicated to its members who served in the World War
1917 ● 1919
Munster, Rev. W. J., Chaplain U.S.A. Shenkel, John H., Capt. Kelly Eugene V. Lieut. Sanderbeck, Adrian F., Lieut. McGovern, Charles C., Major Devlin, Fred. C., Lieut. Kress, John W., Lieut. Benz, Cedric C., Capt. Diskin, Thomas, Lieut. Mackey, Leo A. Lieut. Wells, George J., Lieut. Burrey, Miss Helen, Army Nurse Swinehart, Miss Hazel H., Nurse
Antonetta, Joseph F. Augustine, Albert Bain, James Balzer, George Balzer, Joseph S. Bannon, Elmer Barnhart, Hayes Barrett, James M. Barrett, Peter Benz, Alfred T. Birmingham, Jas J. Blume, Charles J. Blume, Joseph F. Blume, Ralph J. Boehm, Herman J. Brady, Elmer Brady, Harold Brady, Thomas J. Brady, John P. Brannigan, Robert Brannigan, James J. Burns, Francis Brandt, South Brune, Michael C. Brune, James Brune, Frank J. Brown, George Burns, Joseph J. Capo, Nicholas A. Capo, Patrick Capone, Carl C. Cappozzi, Edward Carter, George S. Carlin, John C. Cawley, Clarence Clark, John A. Clark, Peter Carey, Edward Crease, Michael Chiocca, Lawrence Conroy, Bart. Conroy, John Ciatti, Anthony Connair, Sylvan E. Connelly, John R. Connelly, Wm. E. F. Crowe, James J. Cronin, Nicholas Cummings, Mark L. Cunningham, F. J. Curran, Thomas J. Callahan, Wm. P. J. Callaghan, Cyril D'Asara, L. M. De Marco, Giuseppe Davis George A. Jr. Donovan, Patrick Devlin, Orville
Donnelly, James Doyle, Morgan Di Ranna, Frank P. Dorgan, Timothy Dwyer, Joseph F. Deffio, Biazzio Dee, Claude Daily, Thomas W. Dorsey, Patrick J. Dripps, Leo S. Dill, Charles H. Donnelly, Bern. Dugan, Owen Duffield, Fred. F. Duffy, F. J. Dunn, Thomas J. Dunn, Paul T. Dumont, Frank Eckerle, James English, Oliver Jr. Egan, William Erck, Frank Ermelline, Nich. Erkel, Frank Edwards, Norman D. ☆ Falkenhagen, R. ☆ Finn, Joseph Finn Matthew J. Finn, James M. Finn, Daniel J. Finn, Michael R. Ferrick, John H. Flannagan, A. P. Flannigan, Jos. T. Foley, James M. Flannery, James Flannery, John Flinn, Joseph P. Flannery, Martin Flannery, Edward Fitzpatrick, M. S. Ferriso, John Flinn, J. Elmer Flaherty, Thomas ☆ Funaro, Dominic Flinn, Lawrence C. Gaspasini, Giovanni Gearing, Frank V. Gearing, Gerald Gearing, William A. Goedert, Felix Goedert, Charles Gallagher, Mich. J. Ginnevan, John W. Gill, John L. Geis, William S. Gibbons, Joseph E. Gould, Frank D.
Gibbons, Richard L. Guazza, Giuseppe Greenewald, Aloy. Guenther, Edw. L. Harrison, George D. Herron, Regis J. Harrison, Daniel Haney, Joseph G. Haney, Patrick Hogue, James Hirt, Edwin D. Hoover, Thomas E. Holleran, Mich. Heyman, Henry Hagan, Festus J. Hargenrader, Jas. Jelley, John R. Jennings, Thomas B. Jeffrey, Thomas Jones, David B. Johnson, M. E. Justice, Frank J. Kane, Leo F. Kane, Thomas Kane, Michael Kane, John J. Keaney, John J. ☆ Keady, James M. Kenny, James A. Kearney, Fran. X. Kenny, Raymond King, John Kerin, Paul King, Martin V. Krill, Francis J. ☆ Killien, John P. Kist, Raymond E. Kennedy, Ignatius Kennedy, Edward I. Kronz, Albert Kronz, Michael Keaney, Richard С. Kearns, Thomas J. Kim, George L. Kim, Wm. Leo Kennedy, John P. Lawlor, John E. Lacker, John T. Langdon, John R. Laughrey, James P. Legnard, Frank Leonard, M. P. Lewis, Angus A. Luffey, George J. Luffey, Frank Luffey, Edward G. Lynch, William P. Madden, William E.
Martin, John Meehan, Patrick Morrison, John M J. Morrison, James F. Mullen, W. Regis Miller, Jerman J. Mindis, John Miller, Louis Jr. Moren, Paul Mulholland, Jas. Murray, L. P. Myers, Francis Murning, Thomas Muzzio, Louis J. Mc Alleer, Clar J. Mc Alleer, Chas. E. Mc Caffrey, Geo. B. Mc Coy, Thomas Mc Graw, James F. Mc Kelvey, W. S. Mc Allister, John P. Mc Gervey, Joseph Mc Gervey, Law. Mc Gervey, Frank J. Mc Tighe, Martin L. Mc Carron, Frank Mc Conologue, N. W. Mc Grogan, Frank Mc Gervey, Chas. Mc Laughlin, Thos. Nestor, Elmer Newcomb, Harry F. Newcomb, Irwin Norton, Frank Negro, Pedro Nuzzarona, Sal. Ohleger, M. P. O'Brien, Paul P. O'Brien, D. Emmet O'Donnell, Ray. ☆ O'Brien, J. Herbert O'Malley, Thom A. O'Brien, Frank O'Connor, John J. O'Donnell, Harry O'Donnell, Pat. J. Paquet, Clarence Paquet, Eustice ☆ Parris, Guy R. Prendergast, Thos. Pugh, Arthur Pierson, John E. Pratt, John J. Pearson, Charles Patron, Felix Paesano, Vincent Powers, William Petrolli, Dominico
Reese, John Reese, Joseph. Rice, Walter P. Rice, Herbert Reilly, Martin J. Randall, Joseph Rogers, Harry C. Riley, George Rogers, James Rodgers, Harry C. Rodgers, Walter J. Romanielo, Gen. Russell, Thomas Rooney, Thomas F. Reynolds, William Rogalli, Thomas J. Rainey, John G. Rice, James Sacco, Michael A. Schroth, Gerald A. Sacco, Peter Schuster, Paul Scanlon, William Steigner, Philip Smithyman, Thos. C. Schroth, Law. Ed. Spain, Michael Schroth, Roy H. Savatoria, Joseph Schuster, W. J. Smith, William Senft, Frank J. Savarmina, Joseph Scotto, Victor Staub, Conrad Splane, Thomas Splane, John Splane, William A. Sottovanno, Ant. Smellcoff, Edward Spain, Philip Spera, Luigi Spratt, Peter Spratt, John J. Stoernell, Patrick Shannon, William Shaughnessy, J. J. Sacramuzzo, Gab. Strazza, John A. Schoeneman, H. A. Streily, Raymond R. Sweeney, Maurice L. Sullivan, John Schulte, John L. Smythe, Aloy. J. Smythe, Russell D. Snyder, Charles Tazziloi, John
Tepe, Leo C. Tepe, Clarence W. Tepe, Frederick E. Trainer, John Testate, John Tuohy, Francis X. ☆ Tuohy, Owen F. Tunney, John A. Veneziano, Ant. Walsh, Paul A. Ward, A. Broox ☆ Walthers, Clar. Washabaugh, Geo. W. Walsh, Richard J. Werling, Norman E. Ward, John Wagner, George Weigel, Fred G. Windgassen, Rich. White, Chauncey Wilson, James D. Wiseman, Eugene Welsh, Thomas J. Wagner, James H. Zeto, Thomas
☆ Died In Service.
Erected by St. Mary's of the Mount Church.
Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World I.
Location. 40° 26.073′ N, 80° 0.709′ W. Memorial is in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in Allegheny County. It is in Mount Washington. It is on Grandview Avenue north of Bertha Street, on the left when traveling north. Memorial is located in front of St. Mary's of the Mount Church. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 407 Grandview Avenue, Pittsburgh PA 15211, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in the American Northeast, in the Mid-Atlantic, in the Ohio River Valley, in Appalachia, and specifically in Northern Appalachia. Globally, it is in North America, the Western Hemisphere, the Western World, and the Anglosphere. Historically, it finds itself in what was once the Viceroyalty of New France, the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy, and one of the original Thirteen Colonies.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker: St. Mary of the Mount Church (here, next to this marker); First Mining of Pittsburgh Coal (within shouting distance of this marker); Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh (about 500 feet away, measured in a direct line); Grace Episcopal Church (approx. 0.2 miles away); The Youth of the Leo Club of Grandview (approx. Ό mile away); Mount Washington (approx. Ό mile away); Enlightenment (approx. Ό mile away); Commerce Court (approx. 0.3 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Pittsburgh.
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