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• Van Every, Gregor

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Robinson, Joseph

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Page, Joseph

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Servos, Daniel

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Comfort, John

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Glebe

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Clow, Peter

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Fields, Gilbert

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Clement, James

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Baker, William

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Butler, John (Lieut.-Col.)

  b. 1725 (New London, Connecticut); d. 1796 (Butler`s Burying Ground); father of Walter, Thomas and 2 younger sons and 1 daughter; 1742 inherited vast estate of 60,000 acres along Mohawk River; 1755 commissioned in Indian Department during French and Indian War; employed by Sir William Johnson as interpreter to all important Indian Councils; 1777 organized Loyalist corps known as Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Niagara Township; served as Deputy Superintendent of the Indians; Jul;y 1778 made a raid into Wyoming valley;
• Van Every, Samuel

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Stevens, Aron

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Wilkinson, Richard

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Casselman, John

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Fields, Nathan

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Johnson, Henry

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Young, John

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Butler, Andrew

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Sheehan, Walter B.

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Lottridge, Robert

  Indian Department; U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Cassada, Daniel

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Conklin, Robert

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Van Alstine, Jacob

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Boyce, John

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Van Alstine, Hermanus

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Guthrie (Widow)

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Hennessy, James

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Bradt, Aront

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Sporbuck, Jacob

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Harris, Henry

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Van Alstine, Sufrenus

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Cain, Barnabas

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Bradt, Roger

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• McDonnell, John

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Hare, Peter

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Chorus, Castle

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Lawrence, George

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Manicle, Fred

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Welton, Sheubel

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Vanderlip, William

  U.E.L. of Niagara Township;
• Jones, Augustus
• Fry, Philip

  1787 surveyor;
• Nelles, Warner

  U.E.L. of Binbrook Township (1803);
• Clement, Joseph (Lieut.)

  U.E.L. of Binbrook (1797) and Niagara townships;
• Hughson, George

  U.E.L. of Binbrook Township;
• McMicking, Peter

  U.E.L. of Binbrook Township (1799);
• Servos, Philip

  U.E.L. of Glanford Township;
• Markle, Rebecca

  U.E.L. of Glanford Township;
• Markle, Frederick

  U.E.L. of Glanford Township (1802);
• Campbell, Catherine

  wife of Oliver Campbell; mother of William, John, Stephen and Cornelius;
• Beasley, Henrietta (nee Springer)

  b. 1776; d. Jul 29,1855; wife of Richard Beasley (m. 1791); mother of Henry, David Clement, Margaret Stegman, Mary Sarah Hammill, Hannah VanEvery, Keziah Ford, Richard George, Catharine Priscilla Ferrie and George; sister of Richard Springer; Methodist; U.E.L. of Glanford Township (1801);
• Huffman, Henry

  U.E.L. of Glanford Township (1801);
• Beamer, Elizabeth (nee Smith)

  1769-1812; wife of Christopher Beamer; daughter of Elizabeth (nee Lewis) and Jacob Smith Sr.; sister of Nancy (Gracey) Ann McClary (w. Huffman), Lewis, Edmond, Jacob Jr., David, Godfrey, Amos, Mary Elizabeth Hartwell, Charlotte Fairbush (w. Wright), George Frederick, Amelia Marselis, Christiana Ticknor and Martha Frazier (w. Hibbard);
• Ryckman, Samuel

  U.E.L. of Glanford Township (1798);
• Butler, Thomas Jr.

  U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township;
• Pettit, Nathaniel

  U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township (1787);
• Frey, Bernard (Capt.)

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Saltfleet and Niagara townships;
• Chisholm, John

  U.E.L. of Saltfleet and Niagara townships; 1773 emigrated with brother George from Scotland to New York; later settled in Niagara;
• Smith, Jacob Jr.

  1768-1843; 1st wife: Susannah Beam (m. Feb 10,1792); 2nd wife: Rebecca French (m. Sep 13,1804); father of Elizabeth Syples, Catharine Fisher, Jacob, Sarah Bingham, John and David B. (all by 1st wife Susannah) as well as of Susannah Bates, William, James, Margaret Shaver, Jeremiah, Mary Horning, Enoch, Elijah, Lois Mills, Obadiah, Rebecca Smith and Phoebe Marselis (all by 2nd wife Rebecca); son of Elizabeth (nee Lewis) and Jacob Smith Sr.; brother of Nancy (Gracey) Ann McClary (w. Huffman), Lewis, Edmond, Elizabeth Beamer, David, Godfrey, Amos, Mary Elizabeth Hartwell, Charlotte Fairbush (w. Wright), George Frederick, Amelia Marselis, Christiana Ticknor and Martha Frazier (w. Hibbard); U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township (1788);
• Smith, Susannah (nee Beam)

  1st wife of Jacob Smith Jr. (m. Feb 10,1792); mother of Elizabeth Syples, Catharine Fisher, Jacob, Sarah Bingham, John and David B.;
• Pettit, John

  U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township (1787);
• Vrooman, Adam Sr.

  U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township (1793);
• McCool, Margaret

  U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township (1797);
• Chambers, Ahijah

  U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township (1795);
• Pauling, Benjamin (Capt.)

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township;
• London, Richard

  U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township;
• Land, Abel

  U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township (1787);
• Pettit, John Sr.

  U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township (1787);
• Servos, John

  U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township;
• Williams, Samuel

  U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township (1795);
• Davis, Thomas

  U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township (1790);
• Petry, Joseph Sr.

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township;
• Davis, John

  U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township;
• Vrooman, Adam

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Saltfleet (1787) and Niagara townships;
• Jones, Augustus

  U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township;
• Green, Adam

  b. 1739; d. ca 1815; husband of Martha Smith (m. ca 1775); father of Anna Muir, Sarah Weitzel, Rebecca Lacey, Samuel, Keziah Corman, Levi, Freeman, John, Richard, Mary Yeager and William; son of Samuel Green; 1776 joined Royal Standard in Sussex County, New Jersey; U.E.L.; 1793 came to Canada from New Jersey and settled at Stoney Creek; 1794 and 1808 petitioned for land at Newark;
• Thatcher, John

  U.E.L. of Saltfleet Township (1793);
• Claus, William (Hon.)

  Niagara; U.E.L. of Saltfleet and Binbrook (1856) townships;
• Secord, James

  U.E.L. of Barton Township;
• Depew [Depue], Charles

  U.E.L. of Barton Township;
• Depew [Depue], John Jr.

  U.E.L. of Barton Township;
• Stewart, George

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Barton Township;
• Land, Abel

  U.E.L. of Barton Township;
• Bradt, Andrew

  nephew of John Butler; Butler's Rangers; Colonel in Lincoln Militia; U.E.L. of Barton Township;
• Ryckman, John

  Indian Department; U.E.L. of Barton and Saltfleet (1798) townships;
• Lottridge, John

  U.E.L. of Barton Township;
• Lottridge, Robert

  U.E.L. of Barton Township;
• Reynolds, Caleb

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Barton Township;
• Bowman, Abraham

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Ancaster Township;
• Young, Henry

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Ancaster Township;
• Lampman, Matthias

  Palatine descendant; U.E.L. of Ancaster Township;
• Bowman, Jacob

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Ancaster Township;
• Bowman, Peter

  U.E.L. of Ancaster Township;
• Smith, Joseph

  U.E.L. of Ancaster Township;
• Smith, John Sr.

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Ancaster Township;
• Coltman, John

  U.E.L. of Ancaster Township;
• Smith, William

  U.E.L. of Ancaster Township;
• Pettit, Nathaniel

  Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Ancaster Township;
• Clench, Ralph

  Niagara; Butler's Rangers; U.E.L. of Ancaster, Barton and Glanford (1801) townships;