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• Sheaffe, Roger (Sir)
• Doyle, Andrew

  Born in St. Davids; Private in US Artillery;
• McFreely (Col.)

  US Artillery;
• Frey, Barnet (Capt.)

  Butler's Rangers;
• Smyth (General)
• Ball, George (Capt.)

  1st Lincoln Regiment;
• McClellan, Martin (Capt.)

  1st Lincoln Regiment; killed in battle;
• Jones, John (Capt.)

  1st Lincoln Regiment;
• Young
• Macdonell (Col.)
• Vigoreux (Capt.)

  Royal Engineers;
• Cameron (Capt.)
• Powell, John (Capt.)
• Claus (Col.)
• Evans (Brigade Major)

  commandant at Fort George;
• Van Rensselaer (General)
• Myers (Lieut.-Col.)

  Assistant Quartermaster General;
• Hull (General)
• Sweazy, Isaac
• Barton, Benjamin
• Porter, P.B. (General)
• Gansevoort (Lieut.)
• Vosburg

  messenger from Albany;
• Clark, Thomas (Lieut.-Col.)

  Queenston;
• Astor (Mr.)

  American citizen;
• Madison

  US President;
• Grant, Robert
• Kirby, James
• Hatt, Samuel

  Ancaster;
• Crooks, William

  Grimsby;
• Dickson, Thomas

  Queenston;
• Street, Samuel

  Willoughby;
• Brock (General)
• Widgery, William (General)

  representative in Congress for Massachusetts;
• Eustis (Mr.)

  Secretary of War;
• Jefferson
• Calhoun
• Clay, Henry

  Speaker of the House of Representatives;
• Bidwell, Barnabas

  Formerly Attorney General of Massachusetts; representative in Congress;
• Tiffany (Dr.)
• Simcoe (Lieut.-Gov.)

  1794;
• Muirhead, James

  merchant;
• Baldwin, John

  merchant;
• Grier, John

  merchant;
• Edwards, Joseph

  merchant; Niagara;
• Heron, Andrew

  merchant;
• Symington, John

  merchant;
• Mann, John (Dr.)

  surgeon in US army;
• Burns, John (Rev.)

  Presbyterian minister;
• Smith

  American resident; declined to take oath of allegiance;
• Smith, Michael

  1812;
• Melish, John

  1810;
• Schultz, Christian

  1807;
• Heriot, George

  1806;
• Maude, John

  1800;
• Ogden, J.C.

  1796;
• Weld, Isaac

  1796;
• Rochefoucauld-Liancourt (Duke de)

  1795;
• Boulton, D'Arcy

  1794;
• Campbell, Patrick

  1791;
• Porter, P.A. (Hon.)

  Niagara Falls, NY;
• Cruikshank (Lieut.-Col.)
• Cruikshanks, Ernest (Lieut.-Col.)
• Hiscott (Major)

  Honorary Member of Niagara Historical Society;
• Jessop (Dr., M.P.P.)

  Honorary Member of Niagara Historical Society;
• Gibson, William (M.P.)

  Honorary Member of Niagara Historical Society;
• Scadding (Dr.)

  Honorary Member of Niagara Historical Society;
• Best, Mrs. T.F.

  1899-1900 Committee member of Niagara Historical Society;
• Hunter, Charles

  1899-1900 Committee member of Niagara Historical Society;
• Ireland, W.W.

  1899-1900 Committee member of Niagara Historical Society;
• Wilkinson, Russell

  1899-1900 Curator of Niagara Historical Society;
• Servos, Mrs. A.

  1899-1900 Treasurer of Niagara Historical Society;
• Ball, Alfred

  1899-1900 Secretary of Niagara Historical Society;
• Paffard, Henry

  1899-1900 Vice-President of Niagara Historical Society;
• McKenzie, Jessie
• Taggart, Charles
• Servos, Alexander
• Rousseaux, Mrs. Jean Baptiste
• Currie, J.G. (Hon.)

  author of “Battle of Queenston Heights”;
• Boyle, David

  Honorary Member of Niagara Historical Society; author of “History taught by Museums”;
• Coyne, James H.

  author of “Memorial to United Empire Loyalists”;
• Carnochan (Miss)

  1837 author of “Slave Rescue in Niagara”; 1899-1900 President of Niagara Historical Society;
• Bull (Rev. Canon)

  Honorary Member of Niagara Historical Society;
• Curzon, Mrs.

  author of “Centennial Poem”;
• Cruikshank (Col.)

  Honorary Member of Niagara Historical Society; May 1813 illustrations of Niagara River;
• Jones

  land surveyor;
• Thiers
• Lamartine
• Carlyle
• St. George, Quetton
• Count de Puisaye

  d. 1827 in England; French refugee at time of French Revolution; 1798 purchased land in Niagara and built stone house;
• The French Count's House

  residence of Count de Puisaye;
• Stevenson, Mrs.
• Moseby

  slave; 1837 escaped from Kentucky to Niagara;
• Graves, A.

  1826 sentenced to be hanged for stealing a horse;
• Corbin, William

  1826 sentenced to be hanged for stealing a horse;
• Green, Ben

  1826 sentenced to imprisonment and 30 lashes for stealing 10s.;
• Springfield, David

  1826 sentenced to be hanged for stealing sheep;
• Courthouse

  present Courthouse was built in 1847;
• Hastings, Warren

  on trial;