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• Proctor (General)
• Street, Samuel
• Hopkins, Noah

  d. Jul 20,1814 (hung for treasonable practices); saddler at Queenston; son-in-law of an American colonel;
• Huyck, V. (Major)

  13th U.S. Infantry;
• Coffin

  The War and its Moral';
• O'Conor (Capt.)

  one of Sir James Yeo's officers;
• Mulcaster, W.H. (Sir)

  commander of the vessel 'Royal George';
• Warren (Col.)
• Zavitz

  owner of mill near Sugar Loaf;
• Kerr, William J. (Capt.)
• Ellery (Midshipman)
• Chrystie, John (Col.)
• Mann (Dr.)

  Surgeon-in-chief;
• Lovell (Dr.)
• Stovin (Maj.-General)
• Bruyeres (Lieut.-Col.)

  Royal Engineers;
• Gray, Thomas

  private of the 15th U.S. Infantry;
• Gordon (Capt.)

  Royal Scots;
• Jones (Lieut.)
• Bathurst (Lord)
• Miller, James C. (Col.)
• Vandalsen (Capt.)

  US Army; 15th Infantry Regiment;
• Delano (Capt.)

  US Army; 23rd Infantry Regiment;
• Davenport (Capt.)

  US army; 16th Infantry Regiment;
• FitzGerald (Capt.)

  49th Regiment; battle-wound caused leg amputation;
• O'Neil (Lieut.-Col.)

  19th Light Dragoons;
• Moodie (Major)

  104th Regiment;
• Niles, Lewis
• De Watteville
• Gladwin (Lieut.)

  Dragoons;
• De Lorimier, Charles (Capt.)
• Poulson

  'Poulson's American';
• Lorimier (Capt.)
• Givins (Major)
• Cummings (Major)
• Peters (Ensign)
• Brenton (Mr.)

  secretary to the Governor General;
• Livingston, Robert

  interpreter;
• James

  British historian;
• Roosevelt
• Cooper
• Trant

  Irishman; commander of schooner 'Julia';
• Overholt (Mr.)
• Wintermute (Mr.)
• Hagerman
• Bull, John
• Cummings, Thomas
• Wilson, Crowell
• Warren, John
• Dickson, Thomas
• Street, Samuel Sr.
• Crooks, William
• Nelles, Abraham
• Nelles, Robert
• Beaseley, Richard
• Hatt, Samuel
• Hatt, Richard
• Williams, D.R. (Brig.-General)

  congressman South Carolina; chairman of the Committee on Military Affairs;
• McClure

  battalion of volunteers;
• Playter

  brothers;
• Strachan (Mr.)
• Powell, Dr. (Chief Justice)
• Battersby (Lieut.-Col.)
• Maule (Major)
• Coleman (Capt.)

  provincial cavalry;
• Hall (Capt.)
• “The Echo”

  Indian Chief;
• Young (Col.)
• Grady, James

  private in King's Regiment;
• Chapin (Major)
• Edgar, Mrs.

  “Ten Years of Upper Canada”;
• Red Jacket'
• Armstrong (Major)

  son of General Armstrong;
• Scott, Winfield (Col.)

  artillery; command at Fort George;
• Nelles, Henry
• Ridout, T. G.
• Fields
• McLellan
• Butler, Thomas
• Butler, John
• Secord
• Servos

  mill owner Four Mile Creek; ;
• Gates (General)
• Ball (Mr.)
• Mompesson (Ensign)

  wounded in service;
• Saunders (Capt.)

  1813 killed in battle; 41st Regiment;
• Barstow (Lieut.)

  8th Regiment;
• Armstrong, R.S. (Lieut.)

  Royal Artillery;
• Brady (Col.)
• Butler
• Lawe, George (Capt.)

  father of John Lawe and another son who died in Battle of Fort George; 1st Lincoln Militia; wounded in battle of Fort George;
• Lawe, John

  b. ca 1800; son of Capt. George Lawe; brother died in Battle of Fort George;
• Ball, John
• Eldridge (Lieut.)

  Adjutant of the 13th US Infantry; died in battle;
• Ball, Peter
• Lyons

  interpreter;
• Langdale

  interpreter;
• Brisbois

  interpreter;
• Norton (Capt.)

  married to woman from Delaware tribe;
• Collis (Lieut.)

  light company of King's Regiment;