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• Crooks, Francis

  1813 shop license;
• Young, John

  1813 shop license;
• Swayze, Isaac
• Fowler, Nathan I.

  1813 tavern license;
• Anchorin, Frederick

  1813 tavern license;
• Markle, Abraham

  b. 1775 (Wales); d. 1833 (Ancaster); 1813 tavern license; 1816 member in Provincial Assembly;
• Vanderlip, William

  1813 tavern license;
• Halley, John

  1813 tavern license;
• Anderson, Charles

  1813 tavern license;
• Henry, James

  1813 tavern license;
• Brady, Edward

  1813 tavern license;
• Palmer, John

  1813 tavern license;
• Swayze, Samuel

  1813 tavern license;
• McBride, Mary

  1813 tavern license;
• Emery, John

  1813 tavern license;
• Terryberry, William

  1813 tavern license;
• Shipman, Paul

  1813 tavern license;
• Welch, Peter

  1813 tavern license;
• Waddle, Robert

  1813 tavern license;
• Wynn, William

  1813 tavern license;
• Daley, John

  1813 tavern license;
• Smith, John

  1813 tavern license;
• Bunting, James

  1813 tavern license;
• Powis, Thomas

  1813 tavern license;
• Knox, John

  1813 tavern license;
• Shaw, Aeneas

  Adjutant General;
• Bruyerss (Lieut.-Col)
• Johnston (Lieut.)

  Canadian Regiment;
• Harrison (General)
• Meldrum, John
• Hamilton, Alexander
• Gain (Mr.)
• Talbot (Col.)
• Bostwick (Lieut.-Col.)

  Oxford Militia;
• Mackintosh (Mr.)
• Baynes (Col.)

  Adjutant General;
• Askin, Charles

  brother of Mrs. Elijah Brush;
• Brush, Elijah (Col.)

  husband of Miss Askin (sister of Charles Askin); Michigan militia;
• Woodward (Chief Justice)

  chief justice of Territory of Michigan;
• Procter (General)

  commanding officer at Detroit and Amherstburg;
• Collin (Collins ?), Thomas
• Poudrie
• Dickson, Robert
• Smith (General)
• Duke of York

  Commander in Chief of the Army;
• Ferguson, John (Capt.)
• Askin, John Jr.

  storekeeper for the Indian Department at Mackinac and St. Joseph;
• Givins, James (Major)
• Holdup

  Midshipman;
• Dudley

  Midshipman;
• Graham

  Midshipman; leg amputation;
• Angus (Lieut.)
• Elliott (Lieut.)
• Hamilton (Secretary)
• Dobbins (Mr.)
• Dearborn (General)
• Smyth (Brig.-Gen.)
• Brock, James (Capt.)

  brother of Sir Isaac Brock; paymaster of the 49th Regiment;
• Vincent, John (General)
• Chauncey (Commodore)

  American Army;
• Claus, Catherine
• King, Charles (Lieut.)

  died of wounds received during military action; Royal Artillery;
• Norton, John (Capt.)
• Chew (Lieut.)

  Indian Department;
• Givens (Major)
• Cardotta

  died January 1813;
• Loring (Capt.)
• Powell (Mr.)
• Elliot (Col.)
• Ironside (Mr.)
• Johnson, John (Sir)

  Superintendent General of Indian Affairs;
• Claus, William (Col.)

  Deputy Superintendent General of Indian Affairs;
• Simon, Titus Geer (Major)

  2nd York;
• Couche

  Deputy-Commissary-General;
• Prevost, George (Sir)

  Commander in Chief;
• Sheaffe, Roger Hale (Major General; Sir)

  1783-1846;
• Bisshopp, Cecil (Lieut.-Col.)

  only son of Sir Cecil Bisshopp;
• Hamilton Merritt, W.
• Rolph, Mrs.
• Hamilton, John

  brother of Alexander Hamilton;
• Simpson, John

  editor Niagara Chronicle;
• Kingsmill, W. (Col.)
• Tench, Mrs.
• Morrow, James
• Moody (Capt.)
• Rolls (Dr.)
• Overholt, Martin
• Durham (Lord)
• Warner

  Oct 1838 prisoner in Niagara goal;
• Brown

  Oct 1838 prisoner in Niagara goal;
• McLeod, Alexander

  Oct 1838 prisoner in Niagara goal;
• Porter (Dr.)

  1838 goal physician;
• Beamer, Jacob

  Oct 1838 prisoner in Niagara goal;
• Wheeler

  Niagara goal keeper (prison guard);
• Arthur, George (Sir)

  Lieut.-Governor and Commander of Her Majesty's Forces in Upper Canada
• Wait, Benjamin

  Oct 1838 prisoner in Niagara goal;
• Stayner, John
• Savigny, John H.
• Stayner, T.A.
• Mackenzie, W.L.