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Rolls
of Washington
County Companies
Muster-roll of a company of
volunteers under the command of John
Sharp
,
captain of a company, under the act of Congress
of the 6th of February, 1812, and afterward
under the command of Col. Lewis Cass: Commissioned
Officers Captain - John
Sharp Lieutenant - William Sawyer Ensign -
Jacob Trowbridge Non-Commissioned
Officers
First Sergeat
- John H. Simon Second Sergeatn - Thomas
Green Third Sergeant
- Chester Wilcox Fourth Sergeant - Otis
Record First Corporal
- Peter F. Schenck Second Corporal
- William Crane Third Corporal
- David Miskimens Fourth Corporal
- James Elwell Musician - Christian B.
Smith Privates
| William
Anderson |
Philip
Langdon |
| Benjamin
Badgely |
Abraham
Lyon |
| Benjamin
Beers |
James
Mall |
| Alvin
Benedict |
Samuel
McMullen |
| John
Black |
Samuel
Murphy |
| Brazilla
Browning |
Jacob
Nechilow |
| Joseph
Clark |
Samuel
Nixon
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| James T.
Downing |
Samuel
Null |
| William
Duncan |
John T.
Roberson |
| Harris
Ellis |
Joseph
Rogers |
| Joseph
Fox |
John
Shingler |
| Lewis
Frazy |
John
Skinner |
| James
Gary |
Jabez
Tuttle |
| Ezra
Kelly |
John
Ward |
Joseph
Knox
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Muster-roll of a company of militia
commanded by Capt. James Flagg;
ordered into the service of the United States on
the 20th day of October, 1812, by the authority
of his Excellency, R. J, Meigs, Governor of the
State of Ohio, and commanded by Samuel Connel,
major commandant.
Commencement of service
October 20, 1812, expiration of service January
11, 1813.
Commissioned
Officers Captain - James
Flagg Lieutenant - Benedict Hutchison Ensign -
Nathaniel Olney
Non-Commissioned
Officers
First
Sergeat - Dora Ford Second Sergeatn - John
Greenman Third Sergeant
- David Trobridge Fourth
Sergeant - Peletiah
White
First
Corporal - Jacob Larne Second Corporal
- Charles Thomas Third Corporal
- Joseph Whilton Fourth Corporal
- John Haskel
| Daniel
Alpha |
James
Ewing |
| George
Abbot |
Stanton
Fordice |
| James
Adams |
James
Goodwin |
| James
Anderson |
John
Gosset |
| John
Baker |
George
Harris |
| John
Barret |
Curtis
Hinman |
| Nathan
Briton |
James
Hutchins
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| Seth D.
Burbank |
James
Hutchison |
| Jonah
Burchet |
John
Imgles |
| Philip
Cady |
John
Kid |
| Simeon
Chapman |
James
Knight |
| George
Castle |
Elisha
Mallery |
| William
Cline |
Nehemia
Morris |
| Daniel
Coleman |
Gilbert
Otis |
Henry
Coverstone
|
Daniel
Penny |
| George Daugherty |
Richard D.
Priest |
| Thomas Dennis |
Pardon
Starkes |
| Daniel Dunahue |
James B.
Walker |
| Asa
Emerson |
James
Whitton |
A list of names, with rank, in
Capt. Alexander Hill's company,
Nineteenth United States Infantry, War of
1812:
Commissioned
Officers Captain - Alexander
Hill First Lieutenant - Charles
L. Cass Second Lieutenant - John
Carrel Third Lieutenant - Alexander Patterson Ensign -
Nathan Reeves Non-Commissioned
Officers
First
Sergeat - John Elliott Second Sergeatn - Stephen
Worthington Third Sergeant
- Allen Lowry Fourth Sergeant - Elijah
Adams Fifth
Sergeant - Ambrose A. Ford First
Corporal - Manna Root Second Corporal
- John Franks Third Corporal
- William Wallace Fourth Corporal
- Daniel Moore Fifth
Corporal - Cyrus Baily Sixth
Corporal - John L. Gordon Musician - Christian B.
Smith Musician
- William Spurgon
Privates
| James
Armstrong |
Ira L.
Foster |
Stephen
Mowry |
| William
Arnold |
James
Garner |
George
Osborn |
| Abraham
Badgly |
John
Gates |
Benjamin
Paine |
| Adam Bair |
Matthias
Gates |
Benjamin
Patrick |
| James
Barr |
Jesse
Graham |
Hira
Pettee |
| John
Bowman |
Thomas
Grey |
John
Potts |
| James
Brooks |
Joseph
Heaton |
James
Pritchett |
| Jacob
Brosins |
Elisha
Heitt |
William
Reynolds |
| Ebenezer
Buckly |
John Hill |
John
Ridingour |
| Nichola
Bumgarner |
James
Hillyard |
Gabriel
Root |
| Shirley
Callogg |
David
Johnston |
John
Silvers |
| Lewis
Clapper |
John
Johnston |
John D.
Smith
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| Thomas
Clark |
W. M.
Lockhart |
John W.
Smith |
| Samuel
Cooper |
John
Loveland |
Benjamin
Snyder |
John
Cox
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Ephraim
Lucas |
William
Snyder |
| Israel Cross |
John
Lyons |
Jesse
Spalding |
| Nathan Cross |
William
Lyons |
Christian
Standsburg |
| Henry Crown |
John
McCombs |
John
Stanley |
| Jehu
Dealy |
John
McMullen |
Oliver
Stockings |
| Joseph
Dean |
Andrew
Millburn |
William A.
Strong |
| Noah
Demster |
Jacob
Monteith |
Philip
Swagert |
| William
Elliott |
Samuel
Morfoot |
John
Swift |
| John
Fishback |
William
Morgan |
John
Taylor |
| Joseph
Fisher |
Nehemiah
Morse |
Nicholas
Teel |
| Ephraim
Frost |
John
Saltingstall |
Daniel
Trumble |
Pay-roll of
a company of Ohio militia, commanded by
Capt. John Thorniley, of the
First Regiment of Ohio militia, in the service
of the United States, stationed at Fort
Stephenson by order of Gen. John S. Gano,
commencing January 6, 1814, and expiring March
13, 1814, including seven days for returning
home 140 miles, both days
inclusive: Commissioned
Officers Captain - John
Thorniley Lieutenant -
David Merideth Ensign -
Elisha Chapman Non-Commissioned
Officers
First Sergeat
- St. Clair Kelly Second Sergeatn - Thomas
Addy Third Sergeant
- Daniel McCleain Fourth Sergeant - Lemeul
Cooper First
Corporal - Solomon Tise Second Corporal
- William Smith Third Corporal
- William Henkens Fourth Corporal
- Daniel Alpha Drummer - William
Magee
Fifer - David Cox
| Jerid
Andrew |
Mathew Davidson |
Joseph T. Milford |
| John
Archer |
David Edwards |
Thomas Newal |
| Henry
Baner |
Luke Emerson |
James Oglesbay |
| Perry G. Banthan |
Ephraim Frost |
Presseley Petty |
| Samuel
Barkey |
Jeremiah Fugate |
John Ramsey |
| Henry
Bauer |
Abner Furgusen |
Thomas Ramsey |
| John Bell |
John Gose |
William Ramsey |
| Joel
Bennet |
George Harris |
James Riley |
| Jonah
Birchet |
Norman Hart |
Nicholas Row |
| William
Bird |
Thomas Hartley |
John Saltingstall |
| Jesse
Brown |
Kertis Henman |
Jonathan Sills |
| Hezekiah
Chapman |
Benjamin Hepsen |
John
Skinner
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| Simon
Chapman |
Thomas Hill |
John Smith |
| William
Clark |
William Jolly |
Francis Stanley |
George
Cline
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William Kidd |
Solomon Tipton |
| Abraham Connet |
John Kisley |
Zephaniah Tisen |
| John Connet |
Benjamin Lamb |
Alexander Vaughn |
| Robert Corbit |
John Lynn |
Jacob Vulgermot |
| John
Craig |
Thomas Marshall |
William Walker |
| Samuel
Crouch |
Andrew McCleain |
Richard Willis |
| Jonathan
Darling |
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Muster-roll of a company of dragoons
(of the State of Ohio) commanded by
Capt. James Devol, called into the
service of the United States on the 20th day of
October. 1812, by the authority of his
Excellency. Return J. Meigs, Governor of the
State of Ohio. Commissioned
Officers Captain - Charles
Devol First Lieutenant - Josiah
Scott Second Lieutenant -
Washington Olney Non-Commissioned
Officers
First
Sergeant - James White Fourth Sergeant - William
White First
Corporal - John Clark Second Corporal
- Pardon Cook Third Corporal
- Samuel Reed
Privates Solomon
Brown Thomas
Browning Movus
Finch Gilbert
Olney Argalus
Pixley John
Quigley Joseph
Shuttlesworth Joshua
Tucker Samuel
Whipple Paulus e.
Wood
"We do acknowledge to have received
of Return J. Meigs, Jr., Esq., the sums annexed
to our names respectively, in full for our pay
for a tour of duty in Capt. Timothy Buel's
company of Ohio mounted militia, under the
command of his Excellency, the Governor of Ohio,
called into the service of the United States on
the first of August, 1813, upon the requisition
of Major General Harrison, commanding the Eighth
Military District."
Commissioned
Officers Captain - Timothy
Buell First Lieutenant -
Peltah White Second Lieutenant -
Sylvanus Olney Non-Commissioned
Officers
Ensign - James
Liggett First
Sergeat - Nathaniel Hamilton Second Sergeatn - George
Nixon Third Sergeant
- Jabez Palmer Fourth Sergeant - Salmon D.
Buell First
Corporal - Samuel Nott Second Corporal
- Edward Corner Third Corporal
- John Darrough Fourth Corporal
- Nicholas Chapman
| Timothy
Blackmor |
William _____ |
Benjamin F. Palmer |
| William
Brevelt |
Henry Havens |
John Perry |
| John C.
Clark |
Zebulon Jennings |
John R. Porter |
| Daniel Coleman |
Titus Kimball |
Horace Quigley |
| Elisha
Coleman |
R. Lawrence, Jr. |
Dennis Raur |
| John
Corns |
Robert Liggett |
James Ray |
| Z. Cuddington |
John Longhery |
John Scott |
| Henry
Delong |
William Longhery |
Clark Springer |
| Richard
Demont |
Robert Magee |
Nathaniel Smith |
| Thomas
Dennis |
John McConnell |
John Taylor |
| Thomas
Dunbar |
Alexander McCoy |
Jonathan Whitney |
|
Benjamin Ellis |
Jacob Miller |
Jonathan
Wilson
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| Stephen
Gates |
Samuel
Miller |
Police E. Wood |
| Timothy Gates,
Jr. |
Jacob Multon |
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Captain Buell was
out in May, 1813, with a company, heretofore
mentioned, but the rolls of the company have not
been preserved, and canot be found at
Washington.
Pay-roll of a company of Ohio
militia, commanded by Lieut. John
Devault, of Colonel James Stuart's
regiment, late in the service of the United
States, from the 26th of July, 1813,
commencement of service, to the 16th of August,
1813, on expiration of service, or of this
settlement:
Commissioned
Officers Captain - Timothy
Buell First Lieutenant -
Peltah White Second Lieutenant -
Sylvanus Olney Non-Commissioned
Officers
Second Sergeatn - Isaac
House Third Sergeant
- Thomas Devault
Second Corporal
- Gilbert Hurley Third Corporal
- Morris Baker Privates John
Collender Jacob
Dunkle William
Dyer David
Hays William
Hurley William
Kerr Oliver
Kyle Joseph
Ohaner Benjamin
Roebuck George
Roebuck Daniel
Sharrot Joseph
Windle
Pay-roll of a detachment of Ohio
militia, commanded by Lieut. John
Devault, of Colonel McDonald's
regiment, late in the service of the United
States, from the 31st of January, 1815,
commencement of service, to the 10th of April.
1815, expiration of service, or of this
settlement.
Commissioned
Officers Lieutenant -
John Devault Non-Commissioned
Officers
Sergeant -Levi
Bevington Corporal
- James Playwell Privates Henry
Aye George
Chadd Ephraim
Duty William
Harrison John
Harter Philip
Hobaugh Benjamin
Long Robert
Mitchell Samuel
Moore Benjamin
Neely George
Rhodes John
Sanders Richard
Shacles David
Thompson Ezra
Travis Caleb
Wright Morris
Yates Source:
A History of Marietta and Washington County and
Representative Citizens, by Martin
R. Andrews, MA, 1902, Transcribed by
C. Anthony
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