Col. John DeLong Maj. William Crooks Maj. Wm. Henderson Adjt. Anthony Weyer Q. M. John Hanna Q. M, Sergt James Boy Surg. Henry H. Evans Surg. Mate, Thomas Host Surg. Mate, John Harrison Surg. Mate, Robert Young Pay Master, Jonothan Carlton
(Probably from Jefferson County) Served from August 23 1812 until November 30, 1813 Capt. James Alexander Lieut. Henry Boyles Ensign John Myers Sergt. Samuel Andrews Sergt. Alexander Barr Sergt. Martin Saltzman Sergt. James Tobin Corp. David Williamson Corp. Amos West Corp. John Anderson Corp. James Lyons Corp. Hugh Adams Privates Alexander, William Barr, James D. …
Lieut. Col. John Andrews Maj. Thomas Glenn Maj. James Campbell Maj. George Darrow Maj. Jacob Frederick Adjt. Mordecai Bartley Q. M. Jacob Van Hoene Q. M. Sergt. John Patterson Surg. Thomas Campbell Surg. Mate, Samuel McRickan Sergt. Maj. John B. Lowden Drum. Maj. John McClintock Drum Maj. John Hytes Fife Maj. John Neel David Kinsey …
Lieut. Col. John Andrews, First Regiment, Ohio Militia. Read More »
(From Franklin County) Served from July 28, 1813 until September 6, 1813. Capt. David List Lieut. Peter Bawsher Ensign Daniel Puncher Sergt. Henry Grim Sergt. Henry Spiker Sergt. Dunovan Reed Sergt. David Hostetter Corp. George List Corp. Phillip, Sanfoss Corp. Daniel Swaggert Corp. John Clark Musician, Jacob Grove Privates Bawm, Jacob Bawsher, Anthony Bell, Joseph …
(Probably from Jefferson County) Served from September 21, 1812 until November 30, 1812. Capt. Allen Scroggs Lieut. John Ramsey Ensign John Caldwell Sergt. William Wilkin Sergt. William Dunlap Sergt. William Holson Sergt. William Robertson Corp. Samuel Avery Corp. Joseph Haverfield Corp. John Connaway Corp. John Wallace Privates Abbott, Benjamin Baricklow, Fanington Beamer, Adam Bebout, Peter …
(Probably from Harrison County) Served from August 21, 1812 until February 28, 1813. Capt. William Stoakes Lieut. Thomas Orr Ensign John Cantwell Sergt. John Elrod Sergt. John Paramore Sergt. David Hinzy or Kinzan Sergt. William Bashford Corp. Benjamin Dean Corp. William Crothers Corp. Isaac Bail Corp. John Palmer Fifer, Samuel Solomon Drummer, Thomas Bay Privates …
(Probably from Jefferson County) Served from September 15, 1812 until March 21, 1813 Capt. Thomas Latta Lieut John Buck Lieut. Hugh Christy Ensign William Prichard Sergt. George Browers Sergt. George Brown Sergt. Alexander Patterson Sergt, Alexander Valters Sergt. George Emaling Sergt. John Haughey Sergt. Issac Wolms Sergt. Richard Brown Corp. Cornelius Peterson Corp. William Betz …
(Probably from Jefferson County) Served from August 25, 1812 until February 28, 1813. Capt. William Foulks Lieut. John Burkdale Ensign Robert Ramsey Ensign Jacob Crouse Sergt. John Hester Sergt. John Cannon Sergt. John Huston Sergt. John Chaney Sergt. Henry Fisher Sergt. John Charing Corp. Alexander Armstrong Corp. James Swin Corp. Addison McKinnon Corp. Rudolph Brandaberrv …
(Probably from Jefferson County) Served from August 23, 1812 until February 28, 1814. Capt. Joseph Holmes Lieut. William Thorne Lieut. John Ramsey Ensign David Mitchell Sergt. Francis Popham Sergt. James Gilmore Sergt. Alexander Smith Sergt. John McCully Corp. Edward Vanhorn Corp. John Pollock Corp. Thomas McBride Corp. Joseph Hagerman Drummer John McClintick Drummer James Roff …
(Probably from Jefferson County) Served from August 25, 1812 until February 28, 1813. Capt. Jacob Gilbert Lieut. John Testers Ensign Abraham Fox Ensign Conrad Myers Sergt. Davtd Shoemaker Sargt. Samuel Eister Sergt. Michael Coners Sergt. Michael Shafer Corp, Randall Smith Corp. Peter Miller Corp. John Eaton Corp, John Lipley Privates Adams, William Alexander, Robert Barnes, …
(County Not Known.) Served from September 15, 1812 until March 16, 1811 Capt. Aaron Allen Lieut. John Vantilburgh Ensign, William Mills Sergt. James Clare Sergt. Richard Shaw Sergt. John Farquer Sergt. Thomas Henderson Corp. Christopher Abel Corp. Hugh Livingston Corp. James Johnston Corp. David Workman Privates Abel, Benjamin Asher, Anthony Ault, Phillip Avery, Samuel Ayers, …
Lieut. Col. Alexander Enos Maj. Samuel Watson Adjt. Jacob Catterlin Adjt. John Stilly Q. M. Samuel Kratzer Q. M. John Hawn
DAVID THOMAS DENNY. – Mr. Denny was the first settler of Seattle, Washington. He was born in Putnam county, Indiana, on March 17, 1832, of sturdy pioneer stock, his parents having settled in Indiana as early as 1819. His father, John Denny, lived in Indiana till 1835, when he removed to Illinois, and in 1851 …
COL. WALTER CROCKETT, SR. – The lineal representatives of many of the distinguished families of the Atlantic states have become the builders of our own communities. Such was Colonel Crockett, who was in the line of the old Virginia family that went out West to settle in the early days of Braddock’s war. The father, …
(Probably from Ross Co.) Served from July 29, until September 6, 1813. Capt. Daniel McCreery Lieut. Isaac Hortman Ensign, Barton Lucas Sergt. William Hulit Sergt. Adam Razier Sergt. Thomas Davis Sergt. Isaac Roads Corp. John Darby Corp. Christian Housman Corp. Wells Jones Corp. Peter Housman Privates Ankerman, John Ault, Christian Baldwin, Daniel Bayles, William Bilzer, …
Nathaniel Hodgkins, from New Hampshire, came to this town in 1806. Of his family of eleven children, two spent their lives in the town. Stickney, the third child, was born in 1791, and was a resident of Belvidere from 1806, until his death, in 1864. He served in the war of 1812, took a leading …
Moody Shattuck settled in the northeastern part of the town in 1807, coming from Athens, Vt. He filled several of the first offices of the town, represented his townsmen in the legislature several times, and served in the battle of Plattsburgh, ranking as captain. His brother, Jeremiah, came to Waterville soon after he located here, …
John Fletcher, who is one of the oldest citizens of the town, came here with his father, Artemas, on an ox-sled, from North Adams, Mass. Shortly after entering the town he located where he now resides, on road 13. He is a pensioner of the war of 1812, having served at the battle of Plattsburgh. …
John Wires came to this town, from Leicester, Mass., about the year 1790. In 1797, he married Miss Anna Walbridge, and shortly after purchased a farm on road 32, now owned by his son, Harlow, and where he spent the remainder of his life. He was for many years known as Gen. John Wires, having …
John Brown, from Rocksboro, N. H., came to Eden in 18o6, and located upon a farm in the northern part of the town, where he died in 1848, aged seventy-two years. He reared a family of twelve children, ten of whom are now living, the youngest being sixty-two, and the oldest eighty-two years of age. …
