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• Burgoyne
• Chorus, Castell

  Loyalist; Two Mile Creek; Burgoyne's army; Butler's Rangers;
• Katvirota

  speaker of the Onondagas;
• Fairchild
• Brant
• Blackbird (Chief)

  from Ottawa;
• Elliott, Matthew (Capt.)
• Thompson

  Volunteer with Canadian army;
• Winder (Ensign)
• Claus (Col.)
• Howells, William

  sailor;
• De Rottenburg, Francis (Maj.-General)

  born in Switzerland; received early military training in Dutch army; 1795 entered British army service as major in Hompesch's Hussars; 1798 served during Irish Rebellion;
• Sheaffe, Roger (Sir)
• Nizam of Hyderabad
• Ringgold (General)

  Of Maryland;
• Clay, Henry

  US Speaker of the House;
• Ingersoll (Mr.)

  war party;
• Hampton (Maj.-General)
• Harrison
• Armstrong (General)

  father of Major Armstrong; American Minister in France; Secretary of War;
• Wilkinson, James (Maj.-General)

  US Army;
• Lovett, John

  US federalist;
• DeHaren

  army officer;
• Boerstler (Lieut.-Col.)
• Granger, Erastus

  Indian agent in Buffalo;
• LeClair, Isaac (Lieut.)
• St. Germain, Evangeliste (Lieut.)
• Langlade, Louis (Lieut.)
• Gaucher, Gideon (Lieut.)
• DeLorimier, J.B. (Lieut.)
• Ducharme, Dominique (Capt.)
• Johnson, John (Sir)
• Fulton (Capt.)
• Pulteney, William (Sir)
• Burnet (General)

  US Army;
• Granger

  US army; battalion of riflemen;
• Swift (Col.)

  US Army;
• Chapin, Cyrenius (Dr.)

  of Buffalo; sheriff of Niagara County;
• Markle
• Mallory, Benajah (Major)

  member of the Assembly for Middlesex;
• FitzGibbon, James

  Adjutant of the 49th Regiment;
• Totman
• Willcocks, Joseph (Lieut.-Col.)

  editor of local newspaper; member of the Assembly of the Province for Lincoln County;
• Drummond
• Wood

  seaman; Apr 184 escaped as prisoner of war from Philadelphia;
• Byles

  seaman; Apr 1814 escaped as prisoner of war from Philadelphia;
• Rogers

  seaman; Apr 1814 escaped as prisoner of war from Philadelphia;
• Barwis

  sailing master; prisoner of war;
• Campbell

  sailing master; prisoner of war;
• Kerr (Ensign)

  prisoner of war;
• Myers (Ensign)

  prisoner of war;
• Lamont (Mr.)

  prisoner of war;
• Duval (Mr.)

  prisoner of war;
• Luke (Mr.)

  prisoner of war;
• Stewart (Col.)

  prisoner of war;
• Humberlin (Lieut.)

  born in Philadelphia; prisoner of war;
• Lorimer (Capt.)

  prisoner of war;
• DeCoe (Capt.)

  born in New Jersey; prisoner of war;
• McFarland, John

  boat builder; prisoner of war;
• Ramsay, John

  Stamford; prisoner of war;
• Doan, Joseph

  farmer; prisoner of war;
• Skinner, Haggai

  farmer; prisoner of war;
• McEwen (Capt.)

  prisoner of war;
• Kerr (Mr.)

  prisoner of war;
• Lawe (Mr.)

  midshipman; prisoner of war;
• Crooks, John

  prisoner of war;
• DeCew (Mr.)

  prisoner of war;
• Ball, James

  prisoner of war;
• Clench (Mr.)

  prisoner of war;
• Baldwin (Mr.)

  prisoner of war;
• Heron (Mr.)

  prisoner of war;
• Powell (Mr.)

  prisoner of war;
• Addison (Rev.)

  prisoner of war;
• Symington (Mr.)

  prisoner of war;
• Dickson, William

  prisoner of war;
• Muirhead (Mr.)

  prisoner of war;
• Edwards (Mr.)

  prisoner of war;
• Rouse, James (Sergt.)
• Ball, Jacob A. (Capt.)

  Lincoln Militia;
• De Haren, P.V. (Major)
• Baynes (Col.)
• Eldridge (Lieut.)

  Adjutant of 13th Regiment;
• Archer

  commander of artillery company;
• Anthony, Charles (Lieut.)
• Spilsbury, Francis (Capt.)

  captain of schooner Beresford;
• Finch (Lieut.)

  US army; 8th Regiment;
• Miller (Col.)

  6th Regiment;
• Mack (General)

  Austrian Army;
• Porter, Peter B. (General)
• Swartwout (Brig.-General)
• Boyd, John P. (Brig.-General)

  US Army;
• McChesney (Capt.)

  US Army 16th Regiment;
• Biddle (Capt.)
• Smith (Major)

  25th Infantry;
• Burn (Col.)

  2nd Dragoons;
• Mills (Capt.)

  23rd Regiment;
• Steel (Capt.)

  16th Regiment;
• VanDeventer (Major)
• Taylor (Fort-Major)
• Weyland (Lieut.)

  8th Regiment;