Medal of Honor recipients buried in Minnesota
Wikidata records 25 Medal of Honor recipients as buried in 14 of the cemeteries we list in Minnesota. Fort Snelling National Cemetery in Richfield holds the most, with 6. Minnesota has the 15th highest count of any state, out of 1,649 nationally.
People whose Wikidata entry records the Medal of Honor, the highest US military decoration for valor.
Map of cemeteries
Each point is a cemetery; open it for everyone recorded there.
Medal of Honor recipients buried in Minnesota
- Marshall Sherman1823-1896American soldierOakland Cemetery, Saint Paul, MN
- Andrew Davidson1840-1902American politicianLakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, MN
- Wilbur N. Taylor1846-1903United States Army Medal of Honor recipientLakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, MN
- Denis Byrne1833-1905United States Army Medal of Honor recipientCalvary Cemetery, Saint Paul, MN
- Otto Boehler1873-1910United States Army Medal of Honor recipientSaint Marys Cemetery, Breckenridge, MN
- James Allen1843-1913Irish-born Union Army soldierOakland Cemetery, Saint Paul, MN
- Thomas Robinson1837-1915United States Navy sailor, born 1837Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, MN
- William A. Clark1828-1916Medal of Honor recipientHebron Cemetery, Nicollet, MN
- Irwin Shepard1843-1916American Civil War Medal of Honor recipientWoodlawn Cemetery, Winona, MN
- Andrew John Kelley1845-1918American Civil War Medal of Honor awardeeOakdale Cemetery, Crookston, MN
- Nels Wold1895-1918United States Army Medal of Honor recipientElim Cemetery, Fosston, MN
- Lewis A. Grant1828-1918United States Army Medal of Honor recipientLakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, MN
- Stephen E. Chandler1841-1919Medal of Honor recipientLakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, MN
- Joseph Burger1848-1921Medal of Honor recipientOakland Cemetery, Saint Paul, MN
- Alonzo H. Pickle1843-1925American Civil War Medal of Honor recipientHome Cemetery, Sleepy Eye, MN
- George H. Mallon1877-1934United States Army Medal of Honor recipientFort Snelling National Cemetery, Richfield, MN
- Arlo L. Olson1918-1943United States Army Medal of Honor recipientFort Snelling National Cemetery, Richfield, MN
- Richard E. Kraus1925-1944United States Marine Corps Medal of Honor recipientFort Snelling National Cemetery, Richfield, MN
- Willibald C. Bianchi1915-1945U.S. Army Medal of Honor recipientNew Ulm City Cemetery, New Ulm, MN
- James D. La Belle1925-1945United States Marine Corps Medal of Honor recipientFort Snelling National Cemetery, Richfield, MN
- Oscar Frederick Nelson1881-1951United States Navy Medal of Honor recipientFort Snelling National Cemetery, Richfield, MN
- Lloyd C. Hawks1911-1953United States Army Medal of Honor recipientGreenwood Cemetery, Park Rapids, MN
- Dale Eugene Wayrynen1947-1967United States Army Medal of Honor recipientRice River Cemetery, Moose Lake, MN
- Donald Rudolph1921-2006United States Army Medal of Honor recipientFort Snelling National Cemetery, Richfield, MN
- Mike Colalillo1925-2011United States Army Medal of Honor recipientForest Hill Cemetery, Aurora, MN
Everyone on this list, by year of death. People without a recorded death year come last.
Deaths by decade
- 1890s1
- 1900s3
- 1910s9
- 1920s2
- 1930s1
- 1940s4
- 1950s2
- 1960s1
- 2000s1
- 2010s1
By recorded year of death, for the 25 people with one.
Where they are buried
- Fort Snelling National Cemetery · Richfield, MN6
- Lakewood Cemetery · Minneapolis, MN5
- Oakland Cemetery · Saint Paul, MN3
- Calvary Cemetery · Saint Paul, MN1
- Home Cemetery · Sleepy Eye, MN1
- Oakdale Cemetery · Crookston, MN1
- Rice River Cemetery · Moose Lake, MN1
- Saint Marys Cemetery · Breckenridge, MN1
- Woodlawn Cemetery · Winona, MN1
- Forest Hill Cemetery · Aurora, MN1
- New Ulm City Cemetery · New Ulm, MN1
- Elim Cemetery · Fosston, MN1
- Greenwood Cemetery · Park Rapids, MN1
- Hebron Cemetery · Nicollet, MN1
Other notable burials in Minnesota
How this list is made
A person is on this list when their Wikidata entry gives a cemetery we list as their place of burial and also carries the statement this list is built on. We do not add anyone by judgment, so the list reflects how complete Wikidata is: some people are missing, and burial places can be disputed.
Names, years and descriptions are shown as Wikidata records them. Names link to Wikipedia where an English article exists.