Johnstown in Cambria County, Pennsylvania — The American Northeast (Mid-Atlantic)
Sandyvale Cemetery Honor Roll
Revolutionary War
John Horner Sr. John Horner Jr. Butler, Thomas Frederick Horner
War of 1812
Boyer, Jacob Canan, Moses Layton, Henry McKenzie, Henry
Indian Wars
Carney, Theodore M.
Mexican War
Hauches, John D. McCreight, James Swegler, John S.
Civil War
Aigner, Leonard Allen, Andrew Allen, William J. Anderson, Clarence Anderson, David Anderson, James Arentrue, William Arentrue, Williams, Sr. Arthur, George Arthur, John, Sr. Atkins, William Atkinson, John Aukerman, William Aukerman, William Bain, Robert Barclay, George Barnes, James Warren Barnett, B. W. Barnett, George Barnett, Robert W. Barnett, Thaddeus Barnett, Thomas Bee, David Beecher, John Μ. Bennett, Elisha, Jr. Benshoff, David Berringer, Andrew Berringer, David Berringer, Isaac Berringer, John Best, Elias Beuler, Frederick Bevier, Frederick Bird, Edward Blough, Cyrus Blough, Jacob W. Bolsinger, Daniel S. Bonholtzer, Joseph Bowman, John W. Boyer, Barney Brallier, Jacob W. Bressinger, A. S. Burgess, William A. Butland, Charles Butler, David Butler, Thomas Butler, Thomas Byers, Jeremiah Cable, John Chappel, John Q. A. Christian, John Claycomb, John Coby, James B. Corick, Levi B. Colly, Richard
Cook, Nathan Custer, Joseph Custer, Philip Cramer, Wilson Daugherty, Abe Daugherty, D. Davis, Reese D. Davis, Russel Davis, Thomas E. Deckman, Henry Decker, Isaac R. Decker, John Dipple, Augustus Dishong, Henry Dorman, George E. Dorman, Orange Dougherty, Abraham Driscol, Charles Duncan, George Edmunds, John Edmunds, William Edwards, Daniel L. Edwards, William Eldridge, James Eldridge, John Eldridge, John, Jr. Ellis, James Erb, Adolphus Etchinson, Wilson Evans, George M. Evans, Samuel Faer, Frederick K. Fisher, John Fisher, John Flick, James Flowers, Josiah Folsom, Jacob N. Foxe, Joseph Fulton, David Gabert, Frederick K. Gathegan, Charles Gefts, John H. Glitch, Conrad Gobert, Frederick K. Gollar, Adam Gontz, John Gore, John M. Graham, John Graham, Patrick Grann, Pat Greenwood, George Griffith, John Grimsley, Levi M. Grimsley, Thomas D. Hale, John W.
Hamilton, J. D. Hammer, David Hanley, Levi Harbaugh, John M. Harker, J. N. Harker, Thomas Harkins, William M. Haroner, Thomas Hassinger, John Haston, William Hawker, Thomas Haynes, Fletcher Heill, Andrew Helsel, John Heslop, Joseph Hess, Albert Hess, George Hess, George M. Hetzell, John Hicks, William A. Hicks, W. A. Hill, Daniel Hinkle, Philip Hite, George Hite, Jacob A. Hite, Josiah K. Hoerle, Henry Hoffman, R. Hollfelder, John Homer, William F. Hopkins, William W. Horner, Airwine Horner, Andrew Horner, J. M. M. Horner, James E. Horner, Simon Horner, William F. Howard, Daniel Huber, David Hudson, Anist Hudson, Chris Hudson, David Hudson, Noah Hughes, John D. Huston, William Hutzel, David Hutzen, David Inscho, John S. Irwin, Edward D. Irwin, Isaac Irwin, Jessie Irwin, Johnston N. Jackson, Henry Jackson, William H. Jacoby, Ephraim
Jacoby, James H. Johnson, William H. Jones, Abraham Jones, David R. Jones, J. H. Jones, John Jones, John C. Jones, Lewis J. Kaylor, Charles Kearney, Theodore Keifer, John Keifler, Henry Keiper, Alexander Keyser, Alex Kimmell, Thompson R. Kinzey, Peter Kleinmeyer, John Knable, Jerome B. Kniss, John Kough, George Koontz, Alexander Kredel, Casper Kreps, William Kunkle, Christian Landis, John D. Lamb, George S. Larimer, John Layton, Aaron Lee, Albert Walter Lee, Sammel Lego, Andrew Lewis, Thomas Lightner, William Litz, James Litz, James Allen Litzell, Peter Lloyd, David Luther, John Luther, William McClain, William McClune, James McCreary, Henry McDill, John McDivitt, William McEwain, William McFeathers, Mark McGary, E. G. McNeans, Robert Mahan, James Maloy, Hugh Maloy, John Manges, Gabriel March, Uriah Menser, Issac
Messenger, Noah Mentryer, Joseph Mentzell, Wlliam Meyer, Christian Miller, Andrew Miller, Archibald Miller, David Miller, David Miller, Elias Miller, John Miller, John W. Mishler, William Morgan, Abram L. Morgart, William Murdock, Alex Murdock, Alexander Murdock, James Myers, James Myers, Thomas M. Noble, John O'Neil, Richard Oner, Richard Orr, James Spear Osborn, Edgar S. Oswald, John Owens, John A. Owens, Noah Oyler, George Parker, Richard Parkes, Samuel Parnti, Thos. Peckman, John Penrod, Samuel Perkins, Richard Phillips, John H. Potts, James R. Potts, John A. Pringle, Jacob Pringle, James Purse, James Rager, Isaac Rankin, Richard Ray, A. L. Rhoades, Issac/Richard Rhoades, Robert Rhoades, Samuel Hall Riley, Joseph W. Ringler, Jacob Roberts, Robert Samuels, Charles Sease, William L. Shaffer, Jessie Sharp, Samuel Shearer, John
Sheehan, James Sheehan, Joseph Shetgen, John W. Shirey, Joseph Shoemaker, J. C. Shoemaker, Joseph Shoup, Joseph Shoup, Peter Slater, Henry W. Slick, Benjamin F. Smith, George Smith, John James Smith, William S. Statler, James A. Stearn, William W. Stephens, Samuel Stem, W. W. Stevenson, Samuel M. Stickler, Adam Stork, Edward Strong, George Taylor, Charles Thomas, William J. Thompkins, James P. Tommins, Robert Tommins, Thos, D. Tracy, John Ullery, Joseph Venati, William Vohr, Frederick K. Von Alt, Wm. Waddell, Henry Wagner, William Walker, James A. Walker, John Walker, Ronald Wambaugh, Daniel Weaver, Harry Wehn, George A. Weigans, William Wiggins, William Williams, Donald Wills, M. P. Wilson, David B. Wilson, James N. Wise, James Wisegarver, John B. Wissinger, W. W. Worthinston, Isaac Yocum, Samuel Yost, Charles O. Young, Daniel W. Young, John M.
Spanish-American War
Beaner, Pearl Brooke, George W. Clinger, John Gilbert, Henry Goodwin, John Hanley, William E. Kuntz, John P. Owens, Alfred H. Wagner, Chauncey
World War I
Arnold George H. Baer, John N. Bartleson, E. R. Block, Benjamin H. Dorman, George W. Dorman, Joseph D. Hendrich, Louis Hummel, Charles H. Long, George A. Nassar, Samuel Pearson, Walter M. Shaffer, Jeremiah Smith, George Smith, John J. Thompson, Howard C. Wordell, John H.
World War II
Allen, Morris Miller, Clarence G.
Topics. This memorial is listed in these topic lists: Cemeteries & Burial Sites • Military.
Location. 40° 18.731′ N, 78° 54.845′ W. Memorial is in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, in Cambria County. It can be reached from Hickory Street east of Baumer Street, on the right when traveling east. Memorial is located in Sandyvale Memorial Gardens. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 80 Hickory Street, Johnstown PA 15902, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in the Laurel Highlands. It is also in the American Northeast, in the Mid-Atlantic, 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 Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy and also one of the original Thirteen Colonies.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker: General George B. Simler (here, next to this marker); Revolutionary War | Kentucky Coffeetree (a few steps from this marker); Operation Iraqi/Enduring Freedom | Swamp White Oak (within shouting distance of this marker); Civil War | Honey Locust (within shouting distance of this marker); Escape of Freedom Seekers Patrick and Abraham (within shouting distance of this marker); World War I | Red Oak (within shouting distance of this marker); World War II | Green Ash (within shouting distance of this marker); Operation Desert Storm (the Gulf War) | Red Maple (within shouting distance of this marker). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Johnstown.
Credits. This page was last revised on October 7, 2026. It was originally submitted on October 6, 2026, by Bradley Owen of Morgantown, West Virginia. This page has been viewed 7 times since then. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on October 7, 2026, by Bradley Owen of Morgantown, West Virginia.

