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• Fort George
• Garrett, John C. (Rev.)

  1888 curate of St. Mark's church; 1894 rector of St. Mark's Church; Rural Dean;
• St. Mark's Church

  Niagara; 1792; 1828 consecration of church by Hon. And Rt. Rev. Charles James;
• Couck, George

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• David, Lewis

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Wright, Peter

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Stevenson, James

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Hodgkins, John

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• McCallum, Colin

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Brooks, William

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Orman (Ensign)

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Skinner, Benjamin

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Hickson, Daniel

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Waters, Hyre

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Millard, Daniel

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Bouck, David

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Gallipo, John

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Smith, Gabriel

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Tallan, David

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Clark, John

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Gershom, Conger

  died 1812; 2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Cook, Charles

  2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia; Nov 28,1812 wounded at Fort Erie;
• Morris, Derrick [Detrick]

  2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia; Oct 13,1812 wounded at Queenston;
• Peer, Stephen

  2nd Regiment of Lincoln Militia; Oct 13,1812 wounded at Queenston;
• Brush, Adelaide (nee Askin)

  wife of Elijah Brush; daughter of John Askin Sr.; sister of John and Charles Askin;
• Dolson, Matthew
• Chambers (Major)
• Eastman (Mr.)
• Day (Dr.)
• Pattinson, Richard

  merchant at Sandwich; 1812-16 Member of Legislative Assembly for Essex;
• Hamilton (Lieut.-Col.)

  100th Regiment;
• Selkirk (Lord)
• Rapalgee (Capt.)
• McCall (Capt.)
• White (Capt.)
• Bostwick (Capt.)

  1st Norfolk;
• Warren (Major)
• Rowe (Capt.)
• Crooks, Js. (Capt.)
• Warren (Capt.)

  3rd Lincoln;
• Hamilton (Capt.)

  2nd Lincoln;
• Applegarth (Capt.)
• Lossing

  author of 'Fieldbook of the War of 1812';
• Vaughan, William

  1812 sailing master;
• Murney (Mr.)
• Monroe (Mr.)
• Bishopp [Bisshopp], Cecil (Lieut.-Col.)
• Fitzgerald (Capt.)
• Douglas
• Smith (General)

  US Army;
• Lamont

  49th Regiment;
• Fry (Capt.)

  died 1812;
• Holcroft (Capt.)
• Hamilton, Robert
• Robertson, John

  battle at Queenston;
• Kerby (Capt.)
• Chambers, Minor
• Merritt, David
• Lymburner, Alexander
• Kerr, William
• McDonnell, Christian (Lieut.)
• Dickson, Robert

  brother of William Dickson and Thomas Dickson; trader among the Indians of the Northwest;
• Porter (Mr.)
• Dearborn (General)

  Commander in Chief of US Army;
• King, William (Capt.)

  d. 1812; US Army; Aide-de-Camp to General Smith; taken prisoner at Frenchman's Creek;
• Freer (Mr.)

  military secretary;
• Plucknett, Thomas J.

  appointed storekeeper and superintendent of the dockyard at Kingston;
• Gray (Capt.)
• Scott, Thomas
• Robinson, Peter (Capt.)

  brother of John Beverley Robinson;
• Heward (Capt.)
• Stanton, Robert
• Ridout, G.
• Robinson, John Beverley

  brother of Capt. Peter Robinson;
• Strachan, John (Rev.)

  Loyal and Patriotic Society';
• Nelles (Capt.)
• Bonaparte, Joseph
• Marmont
• Wellington (Lord)
• Dacres (Capt.)

  Guerriere;
• Miller (Col.)
• Brush, Elijah

  husband of Adelaide Askin; Detroit;
• Hull (General)
• Kerr (Ensign)
• Hamilton, James
• Hall (Capt.)
• Macklem, Mrs.
• Kerr (Dr.)
• Merritt, Hamilton
• Crooks, Matthew
• Bathurst (Earl)
• Loring, Robert Roberts (Capt.)

  late Lieut. Of 49th Regiment; 104th Regiment; Aide-de-Camp to Sir Gordon Drummond; taken prisoner at Lundy's Lane;
• Small, John
• MacDonnell [Macdonnell], Edward (Colonel)

  Quartermaster-General;
• Myers (Lieut.-Col.)
• Rolette (Lieut.)
• Steele, O.G.

  Buffalo;
• Wilkinson (General)

  1813 US Army;
• Harvey (Lieut.-Col.)
• Vincent (Maj.-Gen.)