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• Nelson
• Bairnsfather (Capt.)
• Moore, John (Sir)
• Napoleon
• Wright, Mrs.
• McArthur, Peter
• Lord Durham
• Murphy, Matthew

  b. 1816 (Portarlington, King's County /Ireland); 1812 came to Canada with his parents; 1828 settled in Bytown;
• Carnochan, Janet
• Murphy, J.A.
• Lett, Benjamin

  Rebellion of 1837-8;
• Comer (Mr.)

  father of G.W.H. Comer; Niagara; commissariat department; military officer;
• Comer, G.W.H.

  Customs in Kingston;
• Currie, J.G. (Hon.)

  May 1898 address on Queenston Heights;
• Denison, Mrs. (nee Lippencott)
• Durand, James

  1812 publisher of the “Bee”;
• McLean (Lieut.)
• Robinson (Chief Justice)
• Sheaffe (General)
• McDonall (Col.)

  buried together with General Isaac Brock;
• Williams (Capt.)

  49th Regiment;
• Stanton
• Robinson, J.
• Cameron (Capt.)
• MacDonald (Col.)

  Aid-de-Camp of General Brock;
• Vigoureux (Capt.)

  Royal Engineers;
• Grainger

  gunner;
• Hunt

  wounded 1812;
• Birch

  d. 1812 (killed in battle); gunner;
• Phernerson

  bombardier;
• Robinson

  bombardier;
• Ellerton (Sergt.)
• Wadsworth (General)
• Scott (Col.)

  2nd Regiment of Artillery;
• Shaw (Col.)

  York;
• Proctor, Henry (Lieut.-Col.)

  41st Regiment;
• Clinch (Col.)
• Moreau (General)

  French;
• Bonaparte, J.
• Green (Major)

  military secretary;
• Edwards
• Kerr
• Hamilton
• Hamot [Houmon], Simon

  born in France;
• Wilson (Mr.)
• Brock, Isaac (General)
• Wright, W.J. (Lieut.)

  d. Aug 17,1917 (killed at Hill); 1896 graduated from Toronto University; 1905-08 High School principal; member of Niagara Historical Society; 1914 enlisted as Lieut. in 110th Bn., Perth; 1916 qualified as Capt. and went to France; fought at Vimy Ridge;
• Lyall, W.E. (Mr.)

  town clerk;
• Oliver, L.M. (Miss)
• Dwyer (Mr.)

  St. Catharines;
• Parnell (M.P.P.)
• Wilkinson, Mrs.

  New York;
• Murphy (Mr.)

  Ottawa;
• Cruikshank (General)
• Morgan (Major)
• Treat (Capt.)
• Monroe, James
• Yates (Col.)

  Governor Tompkins' aide;
• Snelling

  U.S. Army officer;
• Brown (Mrs.)

  wife of Maj.-General Jacob Brown; mother of children;
• Wadsworth (General)
• Boyd
• Lewis (General)
• Procter
• Harrison (General)
• Smyth
• Hull
• Prevost
• Chandler
• Pike
• Izard (General)
• Austin (Capt.)

  U.S. Army, Aid-de-Camp to General Jacob Brown;
• Cass (Governor)
• Wilcox (Col.)

  Canadian Volunteers; U.S. Army;
• McFarland (Major)

  U.S. 23rd Regiment;
• Smith (Lieut.)
• Worth (Lieut.)
• McCrae [Mcrea] (Major)

  U.S. Corps of Engineers;
• Dobbin (Lieut.-Col.)

  N.Y. Volunteers;
• Ketchum
• Miller (Col. General)
• McRee [Macree] (Major)

  U.S. Corps of Engineers;
• Ritchie (Capt.)
• Biddles [Biddle] (Capt.)
• Hindman (Major)
• Jessup [Jesup] (Major)

  U.S. 25th Regiment;
• Towson (Capt.)

  U.S. artillery;
• Denman (Capt.)

  U.S. army; Quartermaster General's Department;
• Swift (Col.)
• Barkers (Judge)
• Ridgely (Capt.)
• Tompkins, D.D. (Governor)

  U.S. government;
• Bull (Dr.)
• Hall (Major General)
• Montrose

  born in NY;
• McDonald

  Sailing Master;
• Coldwell

  Sailing Master;
• Spencer (Capt.)

  died in battle; Aide-de-Camp of Maj.-General Jacob Brown;
• Marlin (Major)
• Nicholas (Lieut.-Col.)