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Civil War
April 12, 1861 . April 9, 1865
Ahrens, Charles Gobelhei, Henry Pfleghaar, Conrad
Anderson, Charles F. Gruen, John Pierson, John
Aretz, Anton Plocher, Christian
Arndt, John Hanson, Nels Plocher, Gottlob
Arnzen, John Hartung, Charles
ckorr, John
Hebeisen, John Ramsdell, Charles A
Barker, A. W. litis, Frederick Schaler, Julius
Beltz, Henry litis, Peter Scherer, Louis
Benson, Christ Schmid, Joseph
Born, Casper Johnson, Charles Schneider, Engelhert
8=;,John Johnson, John Schuler, Charles
Brink, Andrew A Johnson, Peter A Schwie, William
Brinkhaus, Herman Skone, Andrew
Bristle, Christ Kern, Jacob Store, J. J.
Burgner, Sam Kirsch, Jacob Strobach, Henry W.
Chapman, Frank D. Lang, Paul Thomas, Fred H.
lindenfelser, Math. Tonn, Frederick
DuToit, Fred E. Logelin, Math.
Ulmer, Christ.
Ehmann, Jeremiah Maetzold, Wi1liam
Ess, John Moonen, Henry Wallace, Andrew
Ess, Joseph Muelberg, Herman Waldvogel, Carl
Etzell, John Weego, Peter
Nelson, Bernt Wenz, John
Fischer, Adam Niccum, Charles Willmann, Joseph
Uberty and Union, one and inseparable now and forever"
Daniel Webster
The Civil War memorial on lhis site memorializes the members of the William Baxter Post of the
Grand Army of (he Republic, the organization formed 10 recognize Civil War veterans. The bronze
plaque was added to the rear side of the World War I memorial in 1928. A statue with a list of
county men who served is at Waconia.
World War II
Dettmber 7, 1941 . Il<<ember 31, 1946
Arnst, Orm T. Hagman, Willard L Steinberger, F. R.
Hesse, Arthur M. Stender, Lowell L
Barlau, Milton M.
Beckmann, Hubert E. Jackson, Leon J. Tschimperle, Matthew J.
Meckman, Maynard G. Johnson, Donald A
Berka, Myron B. Johnson, Paul B. Uecker, Vincent W.
Buegel, Arthur R.
Van Heel, CharlesKayeska, Charles P.
Carlson, Uoyd L Kehrer, Elizabeth L Van Heel, Gerald
Kusske, Myron L. Vojtisek, Frank J.
Eiden, Thomas
Laumann, Alton J. Westlund, Vernon W.
Feltmann, Raymond H. White, Arthur R.
Franck, Wilner H. Mars, Antigon O. M. Williams, Kermit L.
McCarthy, Patrick J. Winkelmann, Ralph C.
Geiser, Leroy W.
Zanger, Leroy M.
Geisler, Richard F. Rours, Roger II.
Gorres, Jerome L Zellmann, Oscar W.
Greengo, William Schaefer, Donald C. Ziermann, Otto H.
Guetzkow, Norman C. Scharmer, Angeline A
Korea
June 15, 1950. January 31, 1955
Heitkamp, Donald R.
Herrmann, Wesley H.
Williams, James H.Teske, Roger C.
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World War I
April 6, 1917. November 11, 1918
Nord, Albert R.Bender, Henry
Bongard, Henry D.
Born, Edward
Brandenburg, H. W.
Buescher, Chester
Buschkowsky, Art
Dircks, Frank
Fieblekom, Paul
Guetzkow, Reinhold
Gutofski, Carl
Hecklin, Walter
Kern, John H.
Kohls, Herman J.
Kroell, Fred
Lehrke, Herman R.
Leif, Joseph
Meyer, Ben A
Mohrbacher, John A
Muyres, Oswald P.
Ochsner, Otto P.
Priess, William
Roepke, August E.
Schulz, Alfred H.
Schumann, George
Simon.~ Jr., John
SpletlStocser, F. A
Taylor, Wallace B.
Trowe, Clarence W.
Voss, Nicholas
Wellens, Paul
Winkler Jr., Peter
Dedicated in honor and in memory of the brave men of Carver
County who answered our country's c.1ll in the Great World War."
Vietnam
Dettmber 22, 1961 . May 7, 1975
Dressel, Kenneth It
Fritz, David U.
Hartung, Charles L
Noterrnann, Michael W.
Siewert, Donald A
Vogel, Garri ty
Wilson, Larry
Veterans who died In active service at other times
Cronin, Robert C. Bernier, Timothy C.
Kee, Harry I. Reed, Russell A
They were called and they served."
Dedicated in honor and in memory of the brave men and women
of Carver County who gave their lives in the service or our
country. "