Comments:
Listed in the family geneology as having served in the War of 1812

Gilliam BOLTON - 12/30/97 23:16:40
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Your Name: Wayne Langston
State of Residence of soldier: N.C. Ala. and Ky.

Comments:
None

John Latimore - 12/29/97 21:13:29
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Your Name: Paul Hale
State of Residence of soldier: Ohio
Company in which soldier served: John Logan's mounted Company

Comments:
John Latimore is my Great great great grandfather

Jacob Wilson - 12/29/97 19:58:46
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Your Name: Chuck Swanson
State of Residence of soldier: (West)Virginia
Company in which soldier served: Capt. Cunningham

Comments:
Company commanded by Capt. John Cunningham, regiment of mounted riflemen commanded by Colonel Vanmeter from Moorefield in Va.

John Wilson - 12/29/97 19:56:28
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Your Name: Chuck Swanson
State of Residence of soldier: (West)Virginia
Company in which soldier served: Capt. Cunningham

Comments:
Company commanded by Capt. John Cunningham, regiment of mounted riflemen commanded by Colonel Vanmeter from Moorefield in Va.

William Wilson - 12/29/97 19:53:17
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Your Name: Chuck Swanson
State of Residence of soldier: (West)Virginia
Company in which soldier served: Lt. Neville & Capt. Cunningham

Comments:
Lt. Jethro Neville was part of Brigade 20, Division 3 and served in the defense of Norfolk - Numbers are confusing possibly the 14th or 6th Virginia Militia Capt. John Cunningham's mounted infantry unit is listed as the 16th Regiment, Virginia Militia (Lt.Col.Aylett Waller's) out of Spotsylvania Co. Brigade 1, Division 2

TRIPP, Isaac - 12/28/97 21:36:05
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Your Name: Roger Gibbs
State of Residence of soldier: NY

Comments:
Wounded in Battle at Fort Erie. Resident of Champion, NY

TRIPP - 12/28/97 21:28:25
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Your Name: Roger Gibbs
State of Residence of soldier: NY

Comments:
Wounded in the Battle at Fort Eire. Resident of Champion, NY

TRIPP - 12/28/97 21:26:43
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Your Name: Roger Gibbs
State of Residence of soldier: NY

Comments:
Wounded in the Battle at Fort Eire. Resident of Champion, NY

Captain John Combs - 12/28/97 00:02:02
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Your Name: Norma C. Smith
State of Residence of soldier: in Upper Canada -ON
Company in which soldier served: British Regiment

Comments:
CAPTAIN JOHN COMBS was reported to be with the British Militia at Stoney Creek, ON.Can in 1812. His son Adolpuhus Clinton Combs moved westward to Elgin County and resided in Union, Yarmouth Twp.,Elgin County, ON.CAN. Member of Methodist Church in Union, a d son Charles Aloey Combs married Elizabeth Florence THOMAS while brother Francis Walter COMBS married Ida Rachel THOMAS, both granddaughters of Mordecai Willson and Rachel VanSickle of Southwold Twp, Elgin County ON. CAN. Searching for the records of C ptain John COMBS and burial place for him and spouse Mary Frances WILSON. The THOMAS and COMBS families moved to Michigan later. The THOMAS/COMBS marriages took place in Michigan

Edward Murrhee - 12/24/97 07:31:49
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Your Name: Tom Sikes
State of Residence of soldier: Georgia
Company in which soldier served: Thomas H. Millers Co. of Ga. Militia

Comments:
Enlisted Point Peter Ga. now St. Marys Ga. married Mary E. Slade,Camden Co. Ga. April 21,1813.

Stephen Garner - 12/24/97 03:14:13
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Your Name: Sam Upchurch
State of Residence of soldier: NC

Comments:
He is believed to have married Elizabeth Hatcher. Stephen Garner is from Johnston County, North Carolina

Jaquays,Sylvester - 12/22/97 14:06:12
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Your Name: Alice Wilson
State of Residence of soldier: Vermont

Comments:
Volunteered to go to Plattaburgh

Sears,Zebulon - 12/22/97 14:04:53
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Your Name: Alice Wilson
State of Residence of soldier: Vermont

Comments:
Residence was Ferrisburg Vt

Lt. James Davis - 12/20/97 07:01:25
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Your Name: Jerry Sayre
State of Residence of soldier: Virginia
Company in which soldier served: Capt. G. Davis' Co.

Comments:
This is my 4-great grandfather who served in 1st regiment (Connell's) Virginia Militia. I'm a member of the General Society of the War of 1812 (Nat. #5240)

Amaziah Porter - 12/08/97 14:57:59
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Your Name: William R. King
State of Residence of soldier: Ohio
Company in which soldier served: Capt Allen Gaylord

Comments:
Identified by Official Roster of Soldiers of the War of 1812 database maintained by the Adjutant General of the State of Ohio. Page 90 lists Amaziah Porter in this company, probably from Cuyahoga County. Amaziah Porter lived in Euclid, Cuyahoga County f om at least 1815 (tax list) till his death in 1837.

Richard Gosline - 12/08/97 01:18:47
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Your Name: Joe Basinger
State of Residence of soldier: Pennsylvania
Company in which soldier served: Thomas Collins

Comments:
SO 21836,SC,13671 BL 15731-160-50 Richard enlisted under Capt.Thomas Collins Co.U.S. Volunteers on August 27,1812. This company was the first out of Fayette county,Pennsylvania commanded at times under Col.Newcomer and Col. Mills regiment,lead by General Boyd and Smith. Richard was employed by Qaurtermaster Thomas,Buffalo,extra duty. They marched from Uniontown in August of 1812 .Richard enlisted for one year then continued in actual service in the said year for 323 days.Richard would serve most of his time around Sackets Harbor New York area and the Canada line.The historic village o Sackets Harbor was the United States' most important shipbuilding center during the War of 1812.Headquarters for the U.S. Navy on the Great Lakes, it was home to thousands of shipwrights, carpenters, sailors, and soldiers gathered to construct, sail, and defend the fleet. During the War of 1812, one third of the United States Army, and a quarter of its Navy, were stationed at Sackets Harbor..Richard was for a short time detached to take charge of a United States team in the said service.He then would retu n to his company and was honorably discharged at Oswego New York on the 26th day of August 1813 by Major John Herkmer.

GATES, (jr) Jehiel Sgt. - 12/07/97 20:00:10
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Your Name: James R. Barbour
State of Residence of soldier: VT
Company in which soldier served: Scoville's Co of Riflemen

Comments:
From Shoreham, VT served with Scoville and Gray. Listed in "Roster of Soldiers in the War of 1812/14" by Herbert Johnson, listed as pensioner, Franklin County Military-Enosburgh "Rifle Corps".

James DUFF - 11/30/97 20:38:56
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Your Name: Betty Rudolph
State of Residence of soldier: PA, OH, IN
Company in which soldier served: PA Militia

Comments:
James served as a Fife Major in Col. Joel Ferree's Regiment under Capt. Jonathan Grable. He was the son of James Duff & Martha Green. Lived in Washington Co. PA, then in Fairfield Co. OH after the War, and d. in Marshall Co. IN in 1877. Md. Hannah Wicki er.

Issac Partelo - 11/29/97 12:56:50
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Your Name: Kay McGarry
State of Residence of soldier: CT
Company in which soldier served: 30th Regiment

Comments:
Served in Captain Daniel Miner's Company, called the Seventh, of the 30th Regiment, which marched to the defense of Stonington when it was attacked by the British Fleet on August 9-10, 1814. According to "Record of Service of Connecticut Men - Connecticut Militia, War of 1812" - Isaac Partelow was a Private under the command of Horatio G. Lewis from November 7, 1813 to December 1, 1813 in Stonington. He then served again, under the name Isaa Partlow in Daniel Miner 2nd Company from August 9, 1814 to August 27, 1814. Son of Azariah and Hannah Wilcox Partelo.

Thomas Partelo - 11/29/97 12:54:31
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Your Name: Kay McGarry
State of Residence of soldier: CT
Company in which soldier served: 30th Regiment

Comments:
Sergeant, Captain Daniel Miner, 7th Co., 30th Regiment Connecticut Militia, June 20 to June 26, 1813;August 9 to August 27 1814. Source: (1) Record of Service Of Connecticut Men (2) NARA Military Records. Son of Azariah and Hannah Wilcox Partelo.

Jonas Partelo - 11/29/97 12:52:51
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Your Name: Kay McGarry
State of Residence of soldier: CT
Company in which soldier served: 30th Regiment

Comments:
Dates of service: Private under Daniel Miner, from New London June 20, 1813 to June 24, 1813. Private under Lewis Kinyon 30th Regiment from New London June 27, 1813 to July 13, 1813. Private under Daniel Miner 2nd 7th Infantry 30th Regiment from Stonington August 9, 1814 to August 27, 1814. Source: (1) "Record of Service of Connecticut Men" (2)NARA Military Records. Son of Azariah and Hannah Wilcox Partelo.

Glass Cochran - 11/25/97 15:59:49
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Your Name: Debra Johnson
State of Residence of soldier: Ohio
Company in which soldier served: 3rd Regt. Ohio Militia

Comments:
Glass Cochran born Aug 3, 1764 Blandford,MASS. the son of Glass Cochran & Sarah Hambetton(Hamilton). Died Sept. 1, 1825 Knox Co. Indiana Married Mehitable Fuller Oct. 13, 1789 Hampshire Co. Mass. daughter of Jacob Fuller & Lydia Rice. children: Nathaniel H. Cochran Lydia Cochran (died young) Harper Cochran John Cochran James Cochran Julia Cochran (died young) Charles Cochran (died young) William Cochran J.S. Cochran Henry Cochran Elizabeth (Betsy) Cochran Hareson Cochran Sarah Cochran John Baker Cochran

William West - 11/21/97 03:02:17
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Your Name: Fran Powell
State of Residence of soldier: NC
Company in which soldier served: Cap't Bryan Glisson

Comments:
William born NC ca 1790 enlisted Duplin Co., NC and discharged Ft. Johnson, NC. William was in Burke Co., GA by 1820, in Baker Co., GA before 1840, died Baker Co., GA 1856. Have documentation.

Gibson West - 11/21/97 02:59:18
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Your Name: Fran Powell
State of Residence of soldier: NC
Company in which soldier served: Cap't McQueen McIntosh

Comments:
Gibson born NC ca 1792, enlisted Bladen Co., NC, served 1 year in the US Sea Fencibles, was discharged Beacon Island, NC; was in Burke Co., GA by 1820; moved to Baker Co., GA by 1850, was cut into Mitchell Co., GA where he lived the rest of his life. Hav documentation.

Peter Langwell/Langrell - 11/18/97 13:49:39
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Your Name: Susan Langwell
State of Residence of soldier: Caswell Co. N.Carolina
Company in which soldier served: 20th Regiment U.S. Infantry

Comments:
Served as a private under Capt. Bernard Peyton.

Timothy Langwell/Langrell - 11/18/97 13:46:43
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Your Name: Susan Langwell
State of Residence of soldier: Caswell Co. N.Carolina
Company in which soldier served: 20th Regiment U.S. Infrantry

Comments:
Served as a private under Capt. Bernard Peyton.

Thomas Langwell/Langrell - 11/18/97 13:40:41
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Your Name: Susan Langwell
State of Residence of soldier: Ky or NC
Company in which soldier served: 10th Infantry

Comments:
Was a private serving under Capt. Eml L. Leigh. He was born on 14 May 1776 in Dorchester Co. Maryland. Married Anna Bastin.

Thomas Langwell/Langrell - 11/18/97 13:32:32
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Your Name: Susan Langwell

Comments:


Barrett, William P. - 11/16/97 01:12:15
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Your Name: David Szen
State of Residence of soldier: Connecticut

Comments:
According to "Our County & It's People - Madison County, NY", William P. Barrett "enlisted in the War of 1812 when he was sixteen and was stationed at New London, Conn." Any further information would be appreciated.

Robert Greer Killgore - 11/15/97 21:09:07
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Your Name: Allen D Atkinson
State of Residence of soldier: GA
Company in which soldier served: 4th Reg. GA Militia

Comments:
Son of William Kilgore, born abt 1795, died in Haralson Co, GA in 1879. A "Private in Company commanded by Col Adam G Saffold in the Regiment of Militia commanded by Col Jones."

William H. Clark - 11/15/97 18:20:50
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Your Name: Nancy Vgt
State of Residence of soldier: New York
Company in which soldier served: l8th Reg. NY Militia

Comments:
War Department records show William H. Clark served in the war of 1812 as a private in Capt Buel's Company 18th Regiment (Dobbin's) NY Militia.He enlisted 3 Nov 1812 and died in service 21/22 Nov 1812at Youngstown. Name of Widow: Polly.Children:Abijah Le Clark, Lorenzo Clark, William H Clark and Herman(Hosmen?) Clark. He is buried at the cemetery at Four Corners, Elba,NY.Tombstone inscription Age 30 years,8 months 17 days. Father Samuel Clark, Mother Mary(Lee) Clark.

Henry Utt - 11/12/97 18:29:21
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Your Name: Tyra Hutchens
State of Residence of soldier: OH

Comments:
Henrt Utt born Northampton Co.,PA 1785, served as a teamster in War of 1812 from Scioto Co., OH. Moved to Jersey Co., IL and to Grant Co., WI where he died 1870.

Joshua Jordan - 11/10/97 00:24:42
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Your Name: Michael Jordan
State of Residence of soldier: OH
Company in which soldier served: Capt. T Seton

Comments:
Joshua was born somewhere in Penn. 1790, served from Brown Co. Ohio before moving on to Jennings Co. In. where he died in 1882.

Christopher Finch - 11/08/97 07:20:31
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Your Name: Robert H. Finch, Jr.
State of Residence of soldier: Mississippi
Company in which soldier served: Capt. B. Smoot's Co.

Comments:
Christopher was involved in the fighting with the Indian, William Whethersby. Christopher was the first Finch to settle in Mississippi.

Christopher Finch - 11/08/97 07:19:48
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Your Name: Robert H. Finch, Jr.
State of Residence of soldier: Mississippi
Company in which soldier served: Capt. B. Smoot's Co.

Comments:
Christopher was involved in the fighting with the Indina, William Whethersby. Christopher was the firs Finch to settle in Mississippi.

Christopher Finch - 11/08/97 07:15:48
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Your Name: Robert H. Finch, Jr.
State of Residence of soldier: Mississippi
Company in which soldier served: Capt. B. Smoot's Co.

Comments:


John Alexander Cocke - 11/06/97 20:05:45
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Your Name: Kelly Murdock-Billy
State of Residence of soldier: Tennessee
Company in which soldier served: Eastern Tennessee

Comments:
Brigadier General. Went on to become a U.S. Senator.

William Cocke - 11/06/97 20:01:48
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Your Name: Kelly Murdock-Billy
State of Residence of soldier: Tennessee
Company in which soldier served: Western Tennessee

Comments:
Wm. Cocke had served in the Revolution from Virginia. Had been a General. Re-entered the Army at age 65 as a private in the War of 1812. Received a commendation from Andrew Jackson.

James Blackburn - 11/04/97 03:48:28
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Your Name: Betty Stokes
State of Residence of soldier: TN
Company in which soldier served: Capt. Tunnell

Comments:
b. 23 Feb 1787, m. 2nd Louisa Wilson McDaniel. Approved as ancestor by US Society of Daughters of 1812, Lived Anderson Co., TN, Mississippi, Nacogdoches Co., TX. Died Erath Co., TX. 2 May 1878. Son of James Blackburn, Revolutionary War soldier and Methodi t Preacher who died in Blount or Jefferson Cos., AL.

William SCOTT - 10/27/97 23:05:20
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Your Name: Yvonne Grimmer
State of Residence of soldier: VA/OH
Company in which soldier served: unknown

Comments:
William SCOTT was born in VA in 1785; he married Martha O. Denton (b.in VA also) in Greene Co,OH in 1820; they settled in Delaware Co, IN 1836; he died 15 Jun 1860, near Albany,Delaware Co, IN. He and his wife were supposed to be full-blooded Indians, but I haven't found any proof yet.

John Reiley Jr. - 10/27/97 21:33:52
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Your Name: Bill Reiley
State of Residence of soldier: Kentucky
Company in which soldier served: Unknown

Comments:
John Jr. was the son of John and Elizabeth Reiley. He was born in Alexandria, KY in 1791 and died in Madison, IN. in 1845. He married Lavina Morin in Alexandria in 1813. His father John Sr. served with Daniel Morgan in the Revolutionary War.

Robert Burrows - 10/22/97 00:10:49
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Your Name: Judith V. Wood
State of Residence of soldier: CT
Company in which soldier served: unknown

Comments:
Robert Burrows, the first Burrows who came to this country: for his services in the War of 1812 he recevied a land warrant from the U. S. Goverment. The land is on the west side of the Mystic River, Mystic, CT., called Burrows farm. My great great grandmo her Mary Ann Burrows was born there in 1837.