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• Dickson, William

  of Niagara; brother of Thomas and Robert;
• Canby (Mr.)
• Hamilton, George
• Hamilton, Alexander (Capt.)

  1st Troop, Niagara Light Dragoons; Sheriff of Niagara District;
• Talbot (Col.)
• Nichol (Lieut.-Col.)

  Quartermaster-General of Militia;
• Durand (Mr.)
• Hepburn, William G.
• Hebron (Mr.)
• Bostwick, John
• Rousseau, J.B.
• Bowen, William D.
• Oliver, Archibald (Corpl.)

  1812 41st Regiment;
• Clark, John

  1812 Adjutant;
• Hatt, Richard (Major)

  1812 commandant of 5th Lincoln; father of 1 daughter;
• Butler, Johnson (Lieut.-Col.)

  d. Sep 1,1812 (family burial plot); 1812 commandant of 4th Lincoln;
• McIntyre, John W.

  1812 Adjutant of the 5th Regiment;
• Taylor, John

  1812 Adjutant of the 4th Regiment;
• Trout, Henry

  1812 Adjutant of the 3rd Regiment;
• Kerby, James

  1812 Adjutant of the 2nd Regiment;
• Wilson, Crowell
• Street (Mr.)
• Decow, John (Lieut.)

  1812 oldest lieutenant in Lieut.-Col. Thomas Clark's regiment;
• Grant, Robert

  of Queenston; Capt. of militia in Western District;
• Reilly, John (Capt.)

  Sergt. in Butler's Rangers;
• Warner, Christian (Capt.)

  Sergt. in Butler's Rangers;
• Kerr, Robert (Dr.; Lieut.-Col.)
• Robertson, William (Lieut.-Col.)

  49th Regiment; battle at Queenston;
• Shaw (Maj.-General)
• Clench, Ralfe (Col.)
• Clark and Street
• Swayze, Isaac
• Hardison, Benjamin

  since 1776 lived in Upper Canada; 1797-1800 Member of Legislative Assembly;
• Fanning, John

  married daughter of a Loyalist; ca 1781 arrived in Niagara from South Carolina; managed an inn in Chippawa;
• Macklem, James

  ca 1794 immigrated to Niagara from Pennsylvania; established a store in Chippawa;
• Gore (Lieut.-Governor)
• Hatt, Samuel

  of Ancaster; magistrate;
• Crooks, William (Capt.)

  brother of Hon. James Crooks; of Grimsby; magistrate; 4th Lincoln;
• Street, Samuel

  Willoughby; magistrate;
• Warren, John

  of Bertie; magistrate;
• Warren, John Borlase Sr. (Sir)

  d. 1813; came to Canada as a drummer with the 8th Regiment; ca 1780 appointed assistant commissary at Fort Erie; one of 1st Justices of the Peace in district of Nassau; 1st Collector of Customs at the port of Fort Erie Passage;
• Halton, William (Major)

  civil secretary to Lieut.-Governor Gore;
• Nichol, Robert

  1812 commissioner for highways in the London District;
• Askin, John Sr.

  father of John Askin Jr., Charles Askin and Adelaide Brush;
• Elliott, Mathew (Capt.)

  1812 Member of the Legislative Assemble for the County of Essex;
• Askin, Charles (Capt.)

  son of John Askin Sr.; half-brother of John Askin Jr.; brother of Adelaide Brush;
• Bruyeres (Lieut.-Col.)
• Freer, Noah
• Messrs. Tappan & Sewall

  Montreal;
• Hancock (Mr.)

  Buffalo;
• Mills, William (Capt.)
• Fairbanks, Joshua
• Mead (Mr.)
• Sides (Mr.)
• McCormick (Mr.)
• Ogilvie

  part of Parker, Gerrad, Ogilvie & Co.;
• Parker, Gerrard, Olgilvie & Co.
• Grant & Kerby
• West & Hasbrook

  Onondaga;
• W. & J. Crooks
• Winslow, Seth
• Crooks, James (Capt.)

  1st Lincoln;
• Goodwin (Mr.)

  Chippawa;
• Osborne, John

  employee of Clark and Street;
• Street (Mr.)

  part of Clark and Street;
• Clark (Mr.)

  part of Clark and Street;
• Grosvenor (Mr.)

  Buffalo;
• Cotham (Dr.)
• Lovejoy, Joshua
• Kerby (Mr.)
• Grant (Mr.)
• Alexander, Mrs. William
• McDougall
• Alexander, William
• De Witt, Jabez D.
• Gillespie, Robert
• McGevack (Mr.)
• Rea, Alexander
• Lee (Mr.)
• Gilkison (Capt.)
• Clark, Thomas

  of Stamford; magistrate;
• Gerrard

  part of Parker, Gerrad, Ogilvie & Co.;
• Parker

  part of Parker, Gerrad, Ogilvie & Co.;
• Alexander, Hugh
• Ball, Peter

  b. ca 1745; 1st Regiment, Lincoln Militia;
• Crooks (Mr.)
• Austin, Joel
• McGill, John (Hon.)
• Edwards, Joseph

  Niagara;
• Brock, Isaac (Maj.-General)

  1812 President of the Government of Upper Canada; Commandant of His Majesty's Armed Forces in Upper Canada;
• Peters, Samuel (Rev.)

  father of William Birdseye Peters;
• Peters, William Birdseye

  son of Rev. Samuel Peters;
• Stuart, George Okill (Rev.)

  1812 minister to the Church of England at York;
• Addison, Robert (Rev.)

  1812 Chaplain to the House of Assembly;
• Brock, James

  1812 Secretary to His Honor the President;
• Dickson, Thomas

  of Queenston; magistrate; brother of William and Robert;
• Sheaffe, Roger Hale (Sir)
• Rouse

  millwright;
• Cowan (Squire)
• Leans, William