Gustavus Township near Farmdale in Trumbull County, Ohio — The American Midwest (Great Lakes)
Gustavus Township Veterans Memorial
Revolutionary War
Annis, Benjamin Bacon, Nehemiah Boman, Thomas Burlingame, Wanton Folson, Thomas Gilder, Obadiah Linsley, Stephen Gerrils, John Partridge, Jaster Roberts, Wm. F. Shipman, Abraham Streeter, Naphall Waters, Abner Webb, Josiah Partridge, Thomas
War of 1812
Ballard, Ezekiel Barber, Zenas Bidwell, Jehiel Bidwell, Reverius Bishop, Stephen Brainard, Benjamin Chambers, John Chambers, Wm. Gilmore, James Hart, Joseph Krahl, Hanson S. Lane, Levi Montgomery, Andrew Pelton, Jesse Roberts, Wm. Selby, Thaddeus Thompson, John Williams, Col. Israel Young, David
Mexican War
Allen, David Montgomery, George W.
Civil War
Alger, Warren G. Bailey, N.H. Bailey, Ambrose Jr. Barnes, Philemon Barnes, Porter H. Brainard. Albert E Brainard, Buel W. Brainard, Eraslus Brainard, Loren B. Brandon, James Brockett, George D. Brockets, Linus H. Bryant, Edwin Bryant, Gilman Burns, Uriah Calvin, Dennis Catlin, J. A. Chaffee, Adnar Chalk, Henry C. Chambers, William Christie, James T Clisby, George B. Criddle, Robert F. Crosby, Oliver P. Culver, George Ellis, Clark Ellis, James Fetts, Charles Fitts, Edward B. Fobes, Joseph Fobes, Oren F. Furguson, Enos Frazier, J. A. Gardner, Doc. C. Gibson, D. Gibson, George Gibson, Miles Giddings, Harvey Gray, John Hiland, Wm. C. Hill, Leonidas H. Hobart, Calvin Hoffman, Rudolph Isham, Bryon A. Johnston, J. B. Johnson, Wm. Justin, George Kelley, Edgar Kellog, John Knight, Hiram Kpahl, Hanson S. Lane, Oliver E. Lewis, F.K. Lindsley, Leander Logan, Charles, Jr. Loutzenhisar, Jacob Meacham, A. H. Meacham, Stanley L. Montgomery, Casper U. Morey, Joseph Mowry, Thadeus Murdock, George Murdock, J. M. Noble, Johnson Partridge, Harvey W. Partridge, Joel N. Perkins, Lucius C. Pelton, James Pelton, Lysander Pelton, Wm. S. Reeder, Uriah M. Reeder, W. H. Roberts, Yred N. Roberts, Lorin Roberts, Lucus O. Shaw, John St. John, Clayton Storier, John Sullivant, Wm. Wallace, Wm. Waters, Elmer H. Whiston, Benton Wright, Wm. Young, George W.
Spanish American
Clisby, Geo. C. Kellog, John
World War I
Allen, Wm. Bingham, Erne Clisby, Hallie Dunham, Earl Ellis, Clark Fisher, Paul Frye, Alonzo Goff, Earl Hine, Luman Linsley, Francis Logan, Miner Mcamey, Elsworth Noble, Carl Noble, Robert Bunyan, Verne Shull, Alva Smith, Wm. E. Taylor, Nalcum Warner, Clarence Wilson, Reszert Chambers, Amor
World War II
Baker, Robert Battison, John Battison, Richard Bingham, Richard Boron, John Bower, Robert Brainard, Loren D. Brainard, Paul Brainard, Wm. Brainard, Wade Brooks, Manson Jr. Burr, Gerald Catcher, Joe Cator, Ralph Cico, Daniel Cico, Julius Clisby, George Copenhaver, Victor Craver, Edwin Crawford, Alton Crawford, Willard Crawford, Geo E. Crawford, Wilbert Dales, Eldon Davidson, Donald Davis, Milano Davis, Raymond Dibell, Floyd Doan, John B. Durica, Joe Durica, John Elser, James B. Evans, David French, Robert Gearhart, Alva J. Gearhart, Edward G. Gibbs, Wilmer Goff, Willis A. Grant, George Grant, Raymond Hadley, Dwight Hadley, Herbert Hadley, Wayne Hall, George Harvey, Chester Harvey, Wm. Henceroth, Betty Henceroth, Virginia Higgins, Lawrence Hines, Floyd Hines, Martin Holik, Andrew Holik, John Houser, Gale Hruska, Dan Hruska, Paul Hummer, Elmer Hunter, John Hyde, Harold Iston, Louis Johnson, Gordon Johnson, Howard Johnson, Wm. Kagy, Karl Kennedy, Earnest Lewis, Clyde Lillie, Raymond Lobaugh, Verne Logan, Eleanor Logan, Victor G. Martindale, Edmond Miller, Laurence Mizner, Grant J. Muir, Donald Muir, Wm. Owen, Duane Owen, Lynn Ott, Donald Place. John Place, Wm. Post, Clarence Reeves, Roy Rohly, Frank Roscoe, Amil Roscoe, Edward Roscoe, George Boscoe, Wm. Saltzmann, Merlin Shipman, Wm. Siekkinen, Edward Siekkinen, Harley Skiba, Virginia Somogynari, Geo. Stevens, Archie Thomas, Howard Thompson, Earl Thompson, Ruth Totten, Edgar Totten, Owen C. Tucker, Howard Weinstein, Albert White, Joe White, Robert White, Thomas White, Wm. Wortman, Delmar Morse, Clarence Dilley, Robert Bonar, Clyde Bonar, Dale A. Pickens, Ivan Hall, Dewey Hall, Norman Holik, Nicholis Kumber, Louis Lowe, Iva Papp, Alex J. Jr. Roof, Mobrise
Korean War
Bradford, Nancyl Barto, Raymond S. Lisby, Hallie Dean Eastlake, Chas. Hall, Jeffrey Hall, Ronald W. Martman, John R. Martman. Richard A. Hartman, Ronald P. Howard, Russell Hunt, Melvin W. Hunt, Robert H. Johnson, Albert Ragayli, Albert Ragayli, Julius Jr. Ragayli, Steve Jr. Riggs, Bernard G. Roscoe, Cornelius Roscoe, Stanley Smith, Dorothy E. Smith, Emerson L. Smith, Gene A. Smith, Phyllis M. Smith, Robt. C. Spring, John B. Spring, Terry J. Skiba, Joseph Stevenson, Bruce Tricker, Brice O. Welch, Nelson Jr. Wolfe, Gary Wolfe, Victor Wright, Robt. W.
Viet Nam War
Alfonsi, Gary Barry, Richard A. Barto, Samuel Jr. Bradford, Leroy G. Rainard, Stanley Ator, Larry Cico, Daniel M. Davis, Clinton R. Davis, John P. Evans, Dennis T. Evans, Randall Hadley, James L. Hovern, Edward Kopp, Frank Kope, Victor Logan, Arthur R. Logan, Gary L Logan, Jay R. Logan, Ted J. Moffit, William R. Moffit, Robert Morse, Franz L. Skeins, Ray D. Skeins, Roy L. Smith, Patrick M. Thorpe, Larry Thorpe, Roland Walton, Billy A. Walton, George
Cold War
Pickenen, Thomas A. Plant, Gary Plant, Paul Jr. Pykare, Pobert T. Stevens, James L.
Persian Gulf
Harne, Steve Logan, Brian Long, Phillip Marshall, Michael L. Perry, Daniel B. Perry, Lyell E. Wilde, Paul J.
Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: Military.
Location. 41° 27.745′ N, 80° 39.922′ W. Memorial is near Farmdale, Ohio, in Trumbull County. It is in Gustavus Township. It is at the intersection of Kinsman Road Northeast and Youngstown-Kingsman Road, on the right when traveling east on Kinsman Road Northeast. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 4297 Kinsman Road Northeast, Kinsman OH 44428, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in Ohio’s Western Reserve and in the Mahoning Valley. It is also in the American Midwest. Globally, it is in North America, the Western Hemisphere, the Western World, and the Anglosphere. Historically, it finds itself in what was once the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy, the territory of the Mississippian Culture, and the Northwest Territory.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 5 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies: Gustavus Township World War II Memorial (within shouting distance of this marker); Gustavus Center Historic District (within shouting distance of this marker); Gustavus Township & High School Alumni World War Memorial (within shouting distance of this marker); In memory of Ebenezer Reeve (approx. 4 miles away); Kinsman Presbyterian Church Veterans Memorial (approx. 4 miles away); Kinsman Cemetery Veterans Memorial (approx. 4.2 miles away); Kinsman Educational Memorial (approx. 4.2 miles away); Kinsman Veterans Memorial (approx. 4.2 miles away).
Credits. This page was last revised on July 16, 2025. It was originally submitted on August 20, 2022, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. This page has been viewed 500 times since then and 39 times this year. Last updated on July 14, 2025, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4. submitted on August 20, 2022, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. • Devry Becker Jones was the editor who published this page.



