Historic Niagara Digital Collections

Items

Browse Items

• McNabb, Allan Napier

  baptized; from York;
• White

  butcher from England;
• Tickell, R.B.

  buried;
• Jacks, Rose (nee Moore)

  wife of John Jacks; negroe;
• Jacks, John

  husband of Rose Moore; negroe;
• Cloe

  baptized; mulatto;
• Chambers

  July 1794 buried; child;
• Butler, John (Lieut.-Col.)

  b. 1728 (New London, Connecticut); d. May 1796 (Niagara); Sep 1755 Battle of Lake George; July 1759 siege of Fort Niagara;
• Dixon, Charlotte (nee Adlem)

  wife of William Dixon (m. Apr 12,1794);
• Dixon, William

  husband of Charlotte Adlem (m. Apr 12,1794);
• Hamilton, Louisa

  wife of Capt. James Hamilton;
• Hamilton, James (Capt.)

  husband of Louisa;
• Warren, Catherine (nee Aglow)

  wife of Henry Warren (m. Aug 23,1792);
• Warren, Henry

  husband of Catherine Aglow (m. Aug 23,1792);
• Henrietta Maria

  wife of King Charles 1st;
• Charles 1st (King)

  husband of Henrietta Maria;
• Stanley (Dean)
• La Salle
• St. Andrew's Church

  1794;
• de Chambly (Monsieur)

  1665 retired Captain of the Regiment of Cargnan Salieres;
• Fort Chambly

  military post on the river Richelieu;
• McMurray (Rev.)

  Archdeacon of Niagara;
• Creen, Robert (Rev.)

  assistant minister;
• Addison, Robert (Rev.)

  b. ca 1755 (Westmoreland, England); d. Oct 6,1829; 1792 started as first missionary in the district for Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts;
• Garrett, J.C. (Rev.)
• St. Mark's Church

  Niagara; 1792;
• Carnochan, Janet
• Ball, Charles A.F.

  youngest son of George Ball; brother to 10 siblings including Mrs. Roe; Hon. Vice-President of Niagara Historical Society;
• Garrett, John C. (Rev.)

  Curate; 1899-1900 Committee member of Niagara Historical Society;
• Porter, P.A. (Hon.)

  Niagara Falls;
• Ingersoll

  Member of Congress; leader of the war party;
• Hobart, Henry (Lieut.)

  grandson of General Dearborn; American army; killed in battle;
• Stewart (Lieut.)

  Royal Newfoundland Regiment; killed in battle;
• Winter (Capt.)

  Royal Newfoundland Regiment; killed in battle;
• Kerr (Lieut.)

  Glengarry Light Infantry; wounded in battle;
• Roxborough (Capt.)

  Glengarry Light Infantry; wounded in battle;
• McLean (Ensign)

  Glengarry Light Infantry; killed in battle;
• Liddle (Capt.)

  Glengarry Light Infantry; killed in battle;
• Nicholson (Ensign)

  wounded in battle;
• Lloyd (Lieut.)

  killed in battle;
• McMahon (Lieut.)

  killed in battle;
• Nicholson (Lieut.)

  killed in battle;
• Cotton (Major)

  killed in battle;
• Drummie (Lieut.)

  killed in battle;
• Tsigotea

  Mohawk;
• Claus, Joseph

  Mohawk;
• Wright, Charles (Private)
• Warren, John (Major)
• Winchester
• Secord
• Charlton (Lieut.)
• Hindman (Capt.)

  U.S. Artillery;
• Macomb

  artillery;
• Chandler
• Towson

  artillery;
• Winder
• McClure

  rifle volunteers;
• Boyd (General)
• Scott, Winfield (Lieut.-Col.)
• Forsyth

  battalion of riflemen;
• Burn (Col.)
• Norton, John (Capt.)

  Glengarry Light Infantry;
• Chauncey (Commodore)
• Armstrong, R.S. (Maj.-Gen.)

  Secretary of War;
• Ormond
• Holcroft (Major)
• Bishop, Cecil (Lieut.-Col.)
• Arnold
• Washington
• Harvey, John (Leiut.-Col.)

  Deputy Adjutant General in General Vincent's division;
• Runchey (Capt.)

  company of negroes;
• Merritt

  Provincial Cavalry;
• Vincent, John (Brig.-Gen.)

  commandant of British forces on the line of the Niagara;
• Dearborn, Henry (Maj.-Gen.)
• Graham (Col.)
• Lewis, Morgan (Maj.-Gen.)

  Chief Justice and Governor of NY State; brother-in-law to Secretary of War;
• MacFarlane (Sergt.-Maj.)
• Balmer, Jacob (Sergeant)
• May, John (Lieut.)
• Lottridge, John (Capt.)
• Butler (Lieut.-Col.)
• Sheaffe, Roger (Sir)

  Major General;
• Doyle, Andrew

  born in St. Davids; British subject; Private in U.S. Artillery;
• McFeely (Col.)

  U.S. Artillery; commandant at Fort Niagara;
• Frey, Barent (Capt.)

  Butler's Rangers;
• Smyth (General)
• Ball, George (Capt.)
• McClellan, Martin (Capt.)
• Jones, John (Capt.)
• Young
• McDonell (Col.)
• Vigoreux (Capt.)

  Royal Engineers;
• Cameron, William (Private)
• Powell, John (Capt.)

  Chief Justice;
• Claus (Lieut.-Col.)
• Evans (Brigade Major)

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

  Assistant Quartermaster General;
• Hull (General)
• Sweazy, Isaac

  received captain's commission for the flying artillery;