Revolutionary War Graves

The Cincinnati Chapter
Ohio Society
Sons of the American Revolution

Honoring Revolutionary War Patriots

Record of Grave Markings & Ceremonies

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2008 Grave Markings

May 6th - Samuel Strode Family Cemetery, Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky

Samuel Strode, 1754-1842, Sergeant Continental Line

2007 Grave Markings

July 21st - Reading Protestant Cemetery, Reading,
Sycamore Township, Hamilton County, Ohio

Jehial Day, 1758-1834, New Jersey Militia

2005 Ceremonies

May 30th - Ohio & 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 Ceremonies

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 Ceremonies

July 3rd - Lebanon Cemetery, Lebanon,
Warren County, Ohio

Lawrence Monfort, 1753-1830, York County, Pennsylvania Militia

1998 Ceremonies

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 Ceremonies

Flag Day, June 14th - Congress 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

Department of Veterans Affairs

NSSAR Grave Marking

Headstones & Markers