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1861 – 2026
The pointer, at pointer size: the Cemeteries leg of this build owns the burial ground whole; this section records only where the service record comes to rest. The nineteenth century's Penn Township soldier burials stand in Howard's Houghton Post roll (247 entries, the burial-roll article above), which mixes the township's cemeteries with Mishawaka's and cannot be separated by cemetery on the transcription. The modern ground is two cemeteries: Osceola Cemetery, in town, where the Veterans Affairs record places Second World War and Vietnam-era veterans (among them,'s searches: Glen E. Stevenson, Marine Corps corporal, WWII; Harold W. Bieck, Army TEC 4, WWII; Howard D. Grove, Navy SC1, WWII; Robert R. Burial in either ground is not a home-of-record attribution and is used as attribution nowhere in this section. James Noble Kalil's burial was not found, and Harry Kincaid lies at Lorraine American Cemetery in France; the town's two certain war dead rest, so far as the record reached, one overseas and one unlocated.
Sources:
- Howard, Ch. XIV §2, pp. 734–735 (the burial roll).
- Veterans Affairs burial records as transcribed (Interment.net) — the named lines; St. Joseph County veterans index burial column.