(Probably from Ross County). Served from July 28, until September 4, 1813. Capt. David Lyon Lieut. Levi Hodges Lieut. Abraham Bennet Ensign William How Sergt. John Berry Sergt. John Loke Sergt. George Beshong Sergt. William Rhea Corp. James Tewell Corp. Joseph Loke Corp. Peter Provott Corp. James Morrison Drummer, Peter Fisher Fifer, Henry Rout Privates […]
(Probably from Ross County) Served from July 28, until August 28, 1813. Lieut. Ezekial Blue Ensign Hugh Cook Sergt. John Beauchant Corp. Isaac Johnston Privates Briggs, Robert Chamberlain, Wyatt Funk Jacob Surrals, Mathew White, Daniel White, John Young, John
(Probably from Ross County) Served from July 27, until August 19, 1813. Capt. Jared Strong Lieut. Samuel Gallespie Ensign William How Sergt. William Givens Sergt. John Lake Sergt. David Mitchell Sergt. Phillip Strather Corp. Salmon Goodenough Corp. Alexander Hill Corp. Joseph Lake Corp. William Hillenbohker Drummer, Harris, Perry Fifer, James Markey Privates Aldride, Samuel Baly,
(26th U. S. Infantry Not Given.) (Probably from Ross County) Served from January 1, until April 8, 1814. Capt. Samuel Swearingen
(Probably from Ross County) Served from September 28, until October 28, 1812. Capt. Thomas Lewis Sergt. John Hayslip Sergt. Peter Shults Privates Bayless, John Bayless, Nathan Blake, Samuel Cain, James Cain, Jesse Campbell, John Campbell, Samuel Casseldine, John Cormick, James Earley, George Earley, Michael McBride, James Morehead, Mathew Redman, George Saunders, Francis Scott, Joseph Washburn,
The term Illinois Indians as used by some early writers was intended to include the various Algonquian tribes, encountered in the “Illinois country,” in addition to those usually recognized as forming the Illinois confederacy. Thus, in the following quotation from Joutel will be found a reference to the Chahouanous – i. e., Shawnee – as
(Probably from Ross County). Served from July 28, until September 7, 1813, part served from January 3. until April 10, 1815. Capt. Caleb Hoskins Lieut. Seth Vanmater Lieut. Aaron Foster Ensign Andrew Smalley Ensign Hugh Cook Sergt John Moore Sergt. David Coblar Sergt. Christopher Beekman Sergt. Nathaniel Chapman Sergt. William Hartell Sergt. Joseph Ross Sergt.
(19th U. S. Infantry Not Given.) (Probably From Ross County) Served from March 16, 1814, until March 6, 1816. Capt. Collins Private Levin Fisher
A prominent practitioner at the bar of Hailey, and ex-district attorney of Alturas (now Blaine) County, Idaho, Presley Morris Bruner, was born in Chillicothe, Ohio. September 15, 1850. On the paternal side is of German lineage, and on the maternal of Scotch descent. His father, J. A. Bruner, was born in Virginia, a representative of
Conelly, Ludwig S.; real estate; born, Ross County, O., 1883; son of George B. and Elizabeth Shaner Conelly; educated in country schools of Ross County, O., and finished in the grammar schools of Cleveland; married, Cleveland, Nov. 24, 1904; Sadie M. Cummings; issue, son (1906), and daughter (1911); first lieut. Cleve-land Grays (joined in 1903);
(Probably from Ross Co.) Served from July 29, until September 6, 1813. Capt. Daniel McCreery Lieut. Isaac Hortman Ensign, Barton Lucas Sergt. William Hulit Sergt. Adam Razier Sergt. Thomas Davis Sergt. Isaac Roads Corp. John Darby Corp. Christian Housman Corp. Wells Jones Corp. Peter Housman Privates Ankerman, John Ault, Christian Baldwin, Daniel Bayles, William Bilzer,
(Probably from Ross County). Served from July 28, until September 5, 1813. Capt. Isaac Pancake Ensign, Arthur McCarty Sergt. William Staggs Sergt. John Down Sergt. Richard V. Hoddy Corp. James Corey Corp. George Seavers Corp. John Clossen Musician, Samuel Mark Musician, Amsted Carson Privates Adams, John Brittenham, Aaron Brittenham, Mathias Brown, Edward Brown, Phillip Chamberlain,
(Probably from Ross Co.) Served from July 28, until September 5, 1813. Capt. Joseph Rockhold Lieut. Abraham Pebble Lieut. Joseph O’Brian Ensign, Amaziah Morgan Ensign, Joseph Heistand Sergt. James Mahan Sergt. Levi Wells Sergt. Isaac Rockhold Sergt. John Barton Sergt. John Hendershot Sergt. Iadeth Tully Corp. Samuel Logan Corp. Adam Gilfillen Corp. Charles O’Brian Corp.
(Probably from Ross County) Served from July 29, until August 22, 1813 Ensign John Coppel Sergt. Icabod Howland Sergt. Elijah Hendrickson Privates Acton, Phillip Alahaffey, William Askrin, David Bayn, Samuel Brooks, Alason Cox, Thomas Harbaugh, Phillip Howland, Isatis Huey, Samuel Hughs, Joseph Husband, John Johnston, Robert Liginbotham, John Mahaffey, John Montgomery, David Moore, Samuel Moore,
(Probably from Ross County). Served from July 27, until August 18, 1813. Capt. Daniel Musselman Lieut. Christopher Bickle Ensign, Jacob Whitzel Sergt. Valentine Engle Sergt. Michael Heater Sergt. Adam Bowhan Sergt. Mensil Ellis Corp. Jonas Marble Corp. Robert Caldwell Corp. Abraham Davis Corp. John Wilson Privates Brink, Robert CCoon, Jacob Chambers, John Claypool, Isaac Clayton,
(Probably from Ross County) Served from June 1, 1812 until May 31, 1813. Capt. John Spencer Lieut. Robert Davidson Ensign, Andrew Elison Sergt. James Gibson Sergt. Samuel Smith Sergt. James Seymour Sergt. Joseph Statelu Corp. Thomas Hughs Corp. Joseph Cunningham Corp. Samuel Murphy Corp. Elias Hughs Privates Barrack, John Bernard, Jacob Bernard, Mathew Bevard, Jacob
After the termination of the Revolutionary War, the hardy settlers of the west had still a contest to maintain, which often threatened their extermination. The Indian tribes of the west refused to bury the hatchet when Great Britain withdrew her armies, and they continued their terrible devastation. The vicinity of the Ohio River, especially, was the scene of their operations.
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(Probably from Ross County) Served from July 28, until August 16, 1813. Ensign, William Closson Sergt. Richard Hoddy Sergt. William Stachel Sergt. George Mark Sergt. Curtis Jones. Crabb, Daniel Clifton, George Privates Camun, John Cochran, William Cory, Stephen Crabb, Roswell Evans, James Fluharty, William Haggert, William McIna, James McNeal John Morris, John Moses, Thomas Roseboom,
Alexander McCrary was born in Ross County, Ohio, in 1825, son of Alexander and Mary (Summers) McCrary. His father was a native of South Carolina and his mother of Kentucky. Mr. McCrary spent his youth upon a farm, receiving such an education as the common schools afforded and was early inured to the hard labor
(Probably from Ross County) Served from Oct. 26, until Nov. 12, 1813. Part of company served from July 28, until Aug. 18, 1813. Capt. Caleb Odle Lieut. Arthur McKee Ensign, Benjamin Brown Ensign. John Uln Sergt. James Stephens Sergt. Henry Wisber Sergt. James Trego Sergt. Richard Reagon Sergt. Marmaduke Earlick Sergt. Elijah Bulger Sergt. Benjamin
