Erected breastworks on Ash Island
Discharged December 1814
Applied for Pension1
About the time of the Reign of Terror in France, a Dumaw family, Christian names unknown, became Protestants or as they were then known Hugenots [Huguenot] and left their country emigrating to Canada.
McIntyre was wounded in action at Queenston on October 13, 1812 but recovered.
Commanding Officer: Major Richard Hatt
Commanding Officer: Captain Bela Brewster Brigham’s Rifle Co.
Commanding Officer: Major Richard Hatt
Commanding Officer: Captain Marvel White
My 3rd great-grandfather Isaac Ferriss UE served in 3 battles during the War of 1812-14. He served at the Battle of Detroit, the Battle of the Maumee and the Battle of Raisin River — all in the Michigan and Ohio areas.
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Flank Company
1st Regiment Essex Militia
Commanding Officer: Captain Thomas Perrin
Commanding Officer: Captain Thomas Perrin
John Sly (1763-1868) John Sly was b 23 June 1763 in Dutchess County, New York but grew up in Vermont where his family eventually settled. According to his grand-daughter, Mariah Millenbah, John Sly lived at the foot of the Green Mountains in Vermont and was away from home five years fighting during the Revolutionary War; as a teenager it is unclear what role he fulfilled during this conflict.
Commanding Officer: Captain Thomas Perrin
