Medal of Honor recipients buried in Washington
Wikidata records 23 Medal of Honor recipients as buried in 13 of the cemeteries we list in Washington. Evergreen Washelli Cemetery in Shoreline holds the most, with 7. Washington has the 17th 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 Washington
- Amos Bradley1837-1894United States Navy sailor and Medal of Honor recipientGreenwood Memorial Terrace, Spokane, WA
- George Ferrari1845-1895United States Army Medal of Honor recipientMount Pleasant Cemetery, Seattle, WA
- Moses Williams1845-1899U.S. Army Medal of Honor recipientVancouver Barracks Post Cemetery, Vancouver, WA
- William W. McCammon1838-1903Union Army Medal of Honor recipientVancouver Barracks Post Cemetery, Vancouver, WA
- John Warden1841-1906Union Army Medal of Honor recipientOrting Cemetery, Orting, WA
- Jerome Morford1841-1910United States Army Medal of Honor recipientRiverton Crest Cemetery, Riverton, WA
- Michael M. McCarthy1845-1914U.S. Army recipient of the Medal of HonorMountain View Cemetery, Walla Walla, WA
- Matthew Bickford1839-1918United States Army Medal of Honor recipientBayview Cemetery, Bellingham, WA
- Jesse T. Barrick1841-1923Medal of Honor recipientTahoma National Cemetery, Kent, WA
- Thaddeus S. Smith1847-1933American Medal of Honor soliderLaurel Grove Cemetery, Port Townsend, WA
- Joe E. Mann1922-1944United States Army Medal of Honor recipientGreenwood Memorial Terrace, Spokane, WA
- Jack J. Pendleton1918-1944United States Army Medal of Honor recipientTahoma Cemetery, Yakima, WA
- William Nakamura1922-1944U.S. Army Medal of Honor recipientEvergreen Washelli Cemetery, Shoreline, WA
- Emil Fredericksen1867-1950United States Navy Medal of Honor recipientEvergreen Washelli Cemetery, Shoreline, WA
- John Baxter Kinne1877-1954United States Army Medal of Honor recipientFern Hill Cemetery, Aberdeen, WA
- Harry Delmar Fadden1882-1955United States Navy Medal of Honor recipientEvergreen Washelli Cemetery, Shoreline, WA
- Raymond E. Davis1885-1965United States Navy Medal of Honor recipientCalvary Cemetery, Seattle, WA
- Lewis Albanese1946-1966United States Army Medal of Honor recipientEvergreen Washelli Cemetery, Shoreline, WA
- Robert Ronald Leisy1945-1969United States Army Medal of Honor recipientEvergreen Washelli Cemetery, Shoreline, WA
- William Charlie Horton1876-1969United States Marine Corps Medal of Honor recipientEvergreen Washelli Cemetery, Shoreline, WA
- Dexter J. Kerstetter1907-1972United States Army Medal of Honor recipientTahoma National Cemetery, Kent, WA
- Orville Emil Bloch1915-1983United States Army Medal of Honor recipientEvergreen Washelli Cemetery, Shoreline, WA
- Wilburn K. Ross1922-2017United States Army Medal of Honor recipientTahoma National Cemetery, Kent, WA
Everyone on this list, by year of death. People without a recorded death year come last.
Deaths by decade
- 1890s3
- 1900s2
- 1910s3
- 1920s1
- 1930s1
- 1940s3
- 1950s3
- 1960s4
- 1970s1
- 1980s1
- 2010s1
By recorded year of death, for the 23 people with one.
Where they are buried
- Evergreen Washelli Cemetery · Shoreline, WA7
- Tahoma National Cemetery · Kent, WA3
- Greenwood Memorial Terrace · Spokane, WA2
- Vancouver Barracks Post Cemetery · Vancouver, WA2
- Mount Pleasant Cemetery · Seattle, WA1
- Fern Hill Cemetery · Aberdeen, WA1
- Calvary Cemetery · Seattle, WA1
- Bayview Cemetery · Bellingham, WA1
- Mountain View Cemetery · Walla Walla, WA1
- Tahoma Cemetery · Yakima, WA1
- Laurel Grove Cemetery · Port Townsend, WA1
- Riverton Crest Cemetery · Riverton, WA1
- Orting Cemetery · Orting, WA1
Other notable burials in Washington
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.