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• Boyd (Lieut.)

  8th Regiment;
• Goldrick (Capt.)

  8th Regiment;
• Stean (Adjutant)

  49th Regiment;
• Manners (Capt.)
• Clerk (Brevet-Major)
• Drury (Ensign)

  49th Regiment; mortally wounded;
• Hooper (Lieut.)

  killed in action;
• Fraser, Alexander (Sergt.-Major)
• Danford (Lieut.)

  49th Regiment;
• Munday (Capt.)

  8th Regiment;
• McDouall (Capt.)

  aide to Governor General;
• Chambers, P.L. (Capt.)

  41st Regiment;
• Glegg, J.B. (Brig.-General)
• Gage
• Johnson (Major)

  Assistant Adjutant General;
• Towson (Capt.)

  artillery company commander;
• Leonard

  company commander;
• Christie (Col.)
• Williams (Capt.)

  born in Long Island; 49th Regiment of British Army; prisoner of war;
• Selden

  troops of dragoons;
• Lytle

  company of riflemen;
• Hindman (Capt.)
• Norton, John
• Prevost, George (Sir)
• Dennis (Major)

  officer in 49th Regiment;
• Smyth (General)

  US Army;
• Wellesley, Arthur (Sir)
• Moore, John (Sir)
• Warren, John Borlase (Sir)

  St. Petersburg embassy;
• Bisshopp, Cecil (Sir)

  father of Lieut.-Col. Cecil Bisshopp;
• Harvey, John (Lieut.-Col.)

  husband of daughter of Lord Lake; Deputy Adjutant-General; 1794 ensign in 80th Regiment in Holland; 1796 conquest of the Cape of Good Hope; served in Ceylon, Egypt and India; Assistant Adjutant-General for the southeastern district of England;
• Nelson

  battle of Copenhagen;
• Runchey

  commander of colored corps;
• Holcroft, William (Major)

  commander of Royal Artillery;
• Plenderleath, C.A. (Major)

  commander of 49th Regiment;
• Ogilvie, James (Major-General)

  8th Regiment;
• Beaseley

  farmer at Burlington Heights;
• Pinkney (Major)

  US army officer;
• Merritt (Capt.)

  Dragoons;
• Macomb

  US Army regiment of artillery;
• Chauncey

  US Army commander;
• Preston, J.P. (Lieut.-Col.)

  12th US Infantry;
• Clark, Thomas (Lieut.-Col.)

  1813 mortally wounded; 2nd Lincoln Militia;
• Winder (General)

  lawyer in Baltimore; US Army brigade;
• Chandler (Brig.-General)

  blacksmith; tavern keeper; US Army; 1805 elected and served 2 terms as representative in Congress from Massachusetts;
• Evans, Thomas (Major)

  US Army;
• Lewis, Morgan (Maj.-General)

  US Army;
• Dearborn (General)

  US Army;
• Barclay, R.H. (Capt.)
• Bisshopp, Cecil (Lieut.-Col.)

  son of Sir Cecil Bisshopp, Bart; Inspecting Field Officer; military attache to Sir John Borlase Warren; member of Parliament for the borough of Newport, Isle of Wight; 1809 aide-de-camp to Sir Arthur Wellesley;
• Milnes, H.B.O. (Capt.)

  aide-de-camp to Sir George Prevost;
• Yeo, James Lucas (Sir)
• Proctor [Procter] (Col.)
• Nichol. Robert (Col.)

  Quartermaster General of Militia;
• Vincent (General)

  1813; served in West Indies; 1 year in French prison;
• Bain (Mr.)

  Public Library, Toronto;
• Cruikshank, E.A. (General)
• Hartley, Mrs.
• Randall, Mrs.
• Sheppard (Miss)

  moved to Saskatchewan;
• Sheppard, Mrs.

  moved to Saskatchewan;
• Garrett, Mrs. J.C.

  moved to Toronto;
• Clench, Mrs. Johnson

  of St. Catharines;
• Longhurst, Herbert
• Thomas, Reginald
• Ryan, Gordon
• Best, Robert Follett
• Shepherd, Mrs. Edwin

  mother of Capt. Ted Shepherd;
• Shepherd, Ted (Capt.)

  killed during active service; son of Edwin Shepherd;
• Fisher (Lance-Corpl.)

  1st Canadian to receive the Victoria Cross;
• Currie, Perry

  killed during active service;
• Houghton, Tom

  killed during active service; brother of Robert;
• Houghton, Robert

  killed during active service; brother of Tom;
• Houghton, Mrs.

  mother of Robert and Tom;
• Nelles, Norman (Lieut.)

  killed during active service;
• Nelles, Mrs. C.M.

  mother of Lieut. Norman Nelles; Red Cross;
• Fisher, Maude

  Nursing Sister;
• Crysler, Moss (Miss)

  Nursing Sister in service of United States;
• Wickwire, Muriel (nee Armstrong)

  Nursing Sister;
• Wylie, Flora

  served as Nursing Sister in France;
• Van Koughnet, Mrs.
• Paderewsky, Ignace
• Paderewsky (Madame)
• Wylie, F.W.

  nurse; from Niagara;
• Peters, Mrs. (nee Crow)
• Peters (Mr.)
• Martin, G.S. (Private)
• Le Pan (Col.)

  commander of polish force;
• Smuck (Capt.)
• Masters, C.K. (Rev. Canon)
• Burns (Miss)
• Burns (Mr.)
• Sherwood (Miss)
• Burback (Miss)
• Carnochan, Mrs. John
• Coyne, Mrs.
• Bottomley, Mrs.
• Miller, Mrs. M.
• Best (Miss)
• Ball (Miss)