Shawnee Indians
Shawnee Indian Tribe
(19th U. S. Infantry Not Given.) (Probably From Ross County) Served from March 16, 1814, until March 6, 1816. Capt. Collins Private Levin Fisher
(Probably from Ross Co.) Served from January 30, until April 11, 1815. Capt. John R. Lemmon Lieut. James McArthur Ensign, Davld Henderson Sergt. William Patrick Sergt. Ellis S. Baldwin Sergt. Phillip Sampson Sergt. Joshua Williams Corp. Joshua Spry Corp. John Fitzgerald Corp. James Tucker Musician, Briton Wright Musician, John Clark Privates Albogast, Silas Badger, James
(Probably from Ross County) Served from May 1, until May 19, 1813. Capt. Nathaniel Massie Lieut. James Menary Ensign Samuel Wilson Sergt. Alexander Menary Sergt. John McDonald Sergt. Gustavus Wilson Corp. Henry Kiewsley Corp. Meredith Parish Corp. John Dunlap Privates Armstrong, John Beckman, William Blackstone, John Brown, George Bryan, George Bukman, Abraham Camble, Dunning Camble,
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(Probably from Ross County) Served from September 13, until December 9, 1814. Capt. John Campbell Lieut. Samuel Ellis Lieut. Peter Shaw Lieut. John Evans Sergt. David Lawwill Sergt. Joseph Runnels Sergt. Jonothan Wisner Sergt. Charles Larsh Sergt. James Brownfield Musician, James Lawwill Privates Bishop, Peter Canley, Thomas Conn, Robert Cooper, Thomas Copple, Daniel Davison, William
(Probably from Ross County). Served from July 30, until August 30, 1813. Capt. James Davis Ensign, Abraham Stewart Sergt. Curtls Berry Sergt. Prior Griffith Corp. Ell Ragoon Corp. Richard Heath Privates Clark, Daniel Clark, James Cordrey, Shepherd Goodwin, John Heath, Amos Hibben, Samuel James, John Longshow, James Luzador, Thomas Martin, William Mathews, Isaac McMullen, John
(Probably from Ross County). Served from July 20, until September 7, 1813. Capt. Samuel L. Jones Lieut. Jacob Eikelbern Ensign, William Wallace Sergt. Daniel Bonner Sergt. Michael Ott Sergt. Frederick Fisher Sergt. Ebenezer F. Seaman Sergt. Richard Armstrong Sergt. John Mitchell Sergt. James Johnson Corp. George Horn Corp. Daniel McColister Corp. Samuel McCormick Corp. Robert
(From Ross or Butler County) Served from February 6, until August 6, 1813. Part of company served until 1816. Capt. John Hamilton Lieut. William Sheafor Ensign James Harper Sergt. John Haynes Sergt. Adam Stonebaker Sergt. Benjamin Barry Sergt. Eli Davis Corp. Nicholas Bailey Corp. John Miller Corp. John Cain Corp. John Porter Drummer, Mark Briny
(Probably from Ross County) Served from July 29, until August 26, 1813. Capt. Watson Douglas Sergt. Gavin Mitchell Sergt. Alexander Morrow Corp. Robert Morrow Corp. Edward Bian Privates Ballard, Thomas Bell, Joseph Bell, Josiah D Clevenger, Titus Coffey, John Combs, Joeb Duval, Samuel Eisley, Aaron Elwood, George Elwood, Henry Elwood, Robert Elwood, William Eray, Nathan
MRS. MARY E. BURBANK. – The wife of Honorable A.R. Burbank was born near Milford, Delaware, January 14, 1827, and is the daughter of Jesse E. and Ellen Eckles. While but a child of sixteen months, she was bereft of her mother by death, and was intrusted to the care of her sable nurse until
(From Ross County) Served from July 28, until August 16, 1813. Capt. Alexander Robinson Lieut. Enos Pursel Ensign, Jesse Wiley Sergt. Thomas Sheilds Sergt. James B. Johnston Sergt. Christian Hill Sergt. James Porter Corp. Robert Lindsay Corp. James Ross` Corp. Ephraim Worthington Corp. Jacob Gooley Privates Blue, Daniel Breedlove, David Brownfield, Robert Clark, Joseph Davis,
(From Ross County) Served from July 28, until August 18, 1813. Capt. Jacob Ritchhart Lieut James Rau Ensign, Andrew Nichols Sergt. Elisha. Emons Sergt. Henry Wishart Sergt. George Clevinger Sergt. William Taylor Corp. George Holloway Corp. William Jewett Corp. Thomas Noland Corp. David Lilley Drummer, John Huffman Privates Armon, George Bevers, Michael Cooper, Joel Crossley,
Joseph C. Foster, carrying on general farming interests for many years in East River township but now leaving the arduous labor of the farm to others, although he still gives to it his general supervision, was born in Madison county, Ohio, December 23, 1826. He is a son of Joshua and Sarah (Silver) Foster, both
(From Ross and Scioto Counties). Served from July 28, until September 9, 1813, and from February 13, until March 18, 1814. Capt. Thomas Morgan Lieut. James Emerson Ensign James McLain Ensign John Clemens Sergt. Nathaniel Barber Sergt. John Barber SergL Samuel Wilson Sergt. George Weider Sergt. Job Goslee Sergt. Isaac Johnston Corp. James Dawson Corp.
(Probably from Ross County) Served from September 13, until September 20, 1814. Capt. William Kendall Lieut. George W. Clingman Ensign, Allen Moore Sergt. Nathan Glover Sergt. Samuel G. Jones Sergt. Charles C. Boynton Sergt. John Knox Saddler, James Beacham Farrier, Johnston Loyd Musician, William Lowery Privates Abbot, James Andrews, John Armstrong, Jeremiah Barber, Isaac Bonner,
(Probably from Ross County). Served from July 28, until September 9, 1813. Capt. John Russell Lieut. David McMullin Ensign William Carpenter Sergt. William Hadley Sergt. Christian YingUng Sergt. David Jamison Sergt. John McCall Corp. John Salisbury Corp. Presley Gilliland Corp. Walter Meal Corp. John Liston Drummer, John Smith Fifer, John Brooks Privates Abbot, Jeremiah Aldwick,
(Probably from Ross Co.) Served from July 13, until August 17, 1813. Lieut. Robert Harvey Ensign, William Holloway Sergt. Tighlman Willis Sergt. Richard Berry Sergt. James Kirkpatrick Sergt. Lewis Roughton Corp. William Dixson Corp. Alexander Bowman Corp. Edward Graham Privates Adams, John Adams, Thomas Brown, Edward Chappell, George Clifton, John Corbet, Joseph Crispin, Francis Cummings,
(Ross County) Served from July 28, until August 9, 1813. Ensign, Amaziah Morgan Sergt. David Campbell Sergt. Robert Darling Sergt. Levi Wells Sergt. Righ Ford Corp. James Irwin Corp. Adam Gilfillan Corp. Peter Clover Corp. Valentine Knight Privates Baigle, Henry Black, Abraham Devorss, Daniel Devorss, John Devorss, Joseph Dill, Robert Farley, Joseph Freshour, Abraham Ladd,
For sixty-seven years Charles Titterington lived on the farm in Edgington Township that he entered from the Government. His children grew to manhood and womanhood, married, grandchildren came and attained maturity, and still this doughty pioneer was tilling the soil of the old home place made dear to him by decades of association. He came
W. D. McDonald was born in Ross county, Ohio, August 6, 1826. His parents, William and Mary McDonald, were both natives of Virginia. His mother was a daughter of Nathaniel Wilson who was the first State printer of Ohio, and a sister of the late Nathaniel Wilson, who with his father started the Scioto Gazette