War of 1812 Cemetery, Town of Cheektowaga, Erie, New York

Town of Cheektowaga,
Erie County, New York

War of 1812 Cemetery
Located on the south side of Aero Road, west of Youngs Road,
between Transit Road and Wehrle Drive
Cheektowaga, Erie County, New York
(also know as, "The Creek Road / Garrison Road Cemetery")

Burials listed below

"The hamlet [Amherst] had barely taken shape when, on June 19, 1812, the United States Government declared war on England.
While no battles took place in Amherst, its proximity to the strategic Niagara Frontier reflected in its history.

The conflict was so near that the settlers were in constant fear. Troops gathered in the vicinity before war was declared,
and many died of camp diseases. During the winter of 1812, General Alexander Smyth was repulsed when trying to invade
Canada and retired to quarters built along the creek, by which Garrison road received its name.

A Tablet erected by the Buffalo Historical Society at Main street and Garrison reads
´U.S.Barracks of 1812". Along Garrison Road to Creek and extending southeast were log barracks of General Smyth's
army during the winter of 1812. These buildings later were used as hospitals.

Later on, in 1813, the local barracks were enlarged as a hospital with Dr. Mann as the surgeon in charge and eleven hundred sick
and wounded, included some British prisoners were transferred here from Lewiston , N.Y. the entire area became a hospital base.

Soldiers who died in the military hospital were buried in the cemetery on Aero drive which was located in Amherst until
the New York State thruway was built nearly 150 years later, when the cemetery became part of Cheektowaga.
It is interesting to note that , of the 205 soldiers buried there, only 12 were from New York State. Others, infantrymen
and artillerymen, were from New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Virginia North Carolina, Ohio, and Kentucky.

In the center of the cemetery, which was deeded to the Buffalo Historical Society in 1898, is a cannon inscribed:
"This American Field piece was captured by the British during the war of 1812".

In 1936 it was graciously present to the Buffalo Historical Society by Frontier Post No. 17, Canadian Legion
of the British Empire Service League."

The entrance to the cemetery is flanked by two large boulders.
The Cemetery is circled by a wood rail fence, it has a large rock with a plaque on it
and there are small white wooden cross's scattered throughout the cemetery.
The Town of Cheektowaga, maintains the cemetery.

The first burial was on 4 August 1814
and the last, 16 July 1815
( Note: the cause of death - they were not from war wounds )
Names listed below, along with British soldiers.

NAMES OF THE UNITED STATES SOLDIERS
BURIED IN THE OLD MILITARY CEMETERY

NAME ~ COMMANDING OFFICER ~ CAUSE OF DEATH ~ ENTERED ~ DIED

1st Regiment of Infantry New Jersey

Coaker, Michael - Capt.Simms - diarrhea - Aug. 16, 1814 - Aug. 23, 1814
Critichlow, John - Capt. Simms - intermittent fever - Aug. 9, 1814 - Aug. 19, 1814
Fegin, William - Capt. Hamilton - diarrhea - Nov. 9, 1814 - Dec. 21, 1814
Henderson, James - Capt.Simms - pneumonia - Oct. 25, 1814 - Oct. 28, 1814
Kincaid, James - Capt. Hamilton - dysentery - Oct. 29, 1814 - Nov. 04, 1814
Kinney, Daniel - Capt.Simms - diarrhea - Aug.20, 1814 - Sept. 11, 1814
McMullen, John - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Oct .16, 1814
Mellin, Jacob - Capt. Simms - dysentery - Oct. 25, 1814 - Oct. 28, 1814

4th Regiment of lnfantry New Hampshire

Bridges, Daniel - Capt. Fuller - dysentery - Nov. 12, 1814 - Nov. 18, 1814
Chase, Benjamin - Capt. Smith - debility - Jan. 26, 1815 - Feb. I 1, 1815
Colby, Nicholas - Capt. Fuller - rheumatism - Jan. 9, 1815 - Feb. 24, 1815
Roundy, Ralph - Capt. Conklin - dysentery - Feb. 7, 1815 - Feb. 10, 1815
Stephens, James - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Jan. 14, 1815 - Jan. 30, 1815
Sylver, John - Capt. Larrobee - debility - Jan. 18, 1815 - Jan. 24, 1815
Trask, Nehemiah - Capt Fuller - debility - Jan. 18, 1815 - Feb. 17, 1815
Watts, William - Capt. Larrobee - typhus fever - Oct. 12, 1814 - Nov. 18, 1814

5th Regiment of Infantry Pennsylvania

Prior, James - Capt. Opy - dysentery - Oct. 26, 1814 - Jan. 13, 1815

9th Regiment of Infantry Massachusetts

Allen, Noah - Capt. Crooker - dysentery -Oct. 26, 1814 - Nov. 1, 1814
Crooker, Calvin - Capt. Harrison - diarrhea - Sept. 22, 1814 - Oct. 16, 1814
Hadley, Amos - Capt. Harrison - diarrhea -Aug. 1, 1814 - Aug. 6, 1814
Johnson, William - Capt. Harrison - rheumatism - Aug. 1, 1814 - Aug. 12, 1814
Keeler, Isaac - Capt. Chandler - diarrhea - Oct. 26, 1814 - Jan. 30, 1815
Manning, Nathaniel - Capt. Harrison - diarrhea - Aug. 1, 1814 - Sept. 16, 1814
Mory, James - Capt. Ingersoll - epilepsy - Oct. 26, 1814 - Dec. 7, 1814
Reed, Samuel - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Oct. 27, 1814
Skelton, William - Capt. Harrison - diarrhea - Aug. 1, 1814 - Nov.20, 1814
Whipple, William - Capt. Ingersoll - mortification of the feet - Oct. 26, 1814 - June 3, 1815
Wyer, David - Capt. Harrison - diarrhea - Aug. 1, 1814 - Aug. 15, 1814

10th Regiment Infantry North Carolina

Boothe. Grey - Capt. Brittain - dysentery - Jan. 13, 1815 - Jan. 25, 1815
Brooks, Eli - Capt. Mitchell - dysentery -Jan. 13, 1815 - Jan. 30, 1815
Dawson, John - Capt. Brittain - dysentery - Jan. 13, 1815 - Jan. 25, 1815
Patterson, William - Capt. Brittain - dysentery - Jan.13, 1815 - Jan. 15, 1815
Stallings, Hardy - Capt. Mitchell -dysentery -Jan.13, 1815 - Feb. 1, 1815
Taylor, Redding - Capt. Mitchell - dysentery - Jan.13,1815 - Mar. 20, 1815
Walis, John - Capt. Nelson - Oct.2 1, 1815 - Oct. 31, 1815

llth Regiment lnfantry Vermont *

Alvord, Elisha - Capt. Foster - diarrhea - Oct. 28, 1814 - Nov. 11, 1814
Atwood, Elisha - Capt. Foster - Oct. 3, 1814 - Nov. 11, 1814
Fry, Asa - Capt. Foster - diarrhea - Sept. 6, 1814 - Sept. 14, 1814
Gould, John - Capt. Foster - jaundice - Oct. 3, 1814 - Oct. 30, 1814
Grimes, James - Capt. Foster - intermittent fever - Aug. 10, 1814 - Aug. 19, 1814
Hall, Simon - Capt. Foster - intermittent fever - Aug. - 1, 18 14 - Oct. 26, 1814
Hildreth, Peter - Capt. Bliss - intermittent fever - Aug., 1814 - Aug. 5, 1814
Hill, William- Capt. Goodrich - diarrhea - Aug. 23, 1814 - Aug. 30, 1814
Lainhard, David - Capt. Coming - epilepsy Aug. 23, 1814 - Aug. 25, 1814
Martin, David - Capt. Goodrich - diarrhea - Aug. .23, 1814- Aug. 30, 1814
Moulton, Richard - Capt. Foster - diarrhea - Sept. 23, 1814 - Sept. 25, 1814
Peck, Henry - Capt. Foster - diarrhea - Aug. 30, 1814 - Sept. 7, 1814
Ross, John - Capt. Goodrich diarrhea - Aug. 27, 1814 - Sept. 27, 1814
Sovereign, Jonathon - Capt. Foster - diarrhea - Sept. 6, 1814 - Nov. 1, 1814
Sprague, Eliakiam - Capt. Bliss - diarrhea - Aug. 8, 1814 - Oct. 20, 1814
Warren, John - Capt. Foster - diarrhea - Sept. 21, 1814 - Oct. 3, 1814
White, John - Capt. Foster - diarrhea - Sept. 6, 1814 - Oct. 29, 1814
Whitman, John - Capt. Foster - diarrhea - Aug. 23, 1814 - Nov. 8, 1814

12th Regiment Infantry Virginia

Bowman, Adam - Capt. Payton - rheumatism - Oct. 12, 1814 - Oct. 28, 1814
Bowman, John - Capt. Paxton - rheumatism - Oct. 21, 1814 - Dec. 28, 1814
Manley, Bay - Capt. Post - - - - - - - - - - - - Oct. 21, 1814 - Oct. 29, 1814
Pully, Robert - Capt. Willis - - - - - - - - - - Oct. 12, 1814 - Nov. 22, 1814
Shaw, Nathaniel - Capt. Post - dysentery - Oct. 21, 1814 - Oct. 24, 1814

14th Regiment of Infantry Maryland

Austin, Benjamin - Capt. Gilder - dysentery - Jan. 3, 1815 - Jan. 18, 1815
Ausunt, William - Capt. Earle - dysentery - Jan. 3, 1815 - Jan. 10, 18 1 5
Brazur, Thomas - Capt. Marshall - May 25, 1815 - June 10, 1815
Hagan, Issac - Capt. Earle - dysentery -Jan. 3, 1815 - Feb. 8, 1815
Peach, Isaac - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Feb. 8, 1815
Pryor, John - Capt. Gilder - dysentery - Nov. 18, 1815 - Nov.22, 1814

15th Regiment of lnfantry New Jersey

Flemming, James - Capt. Hayden - dysentery - Oct. 21, 1814 - Nov. 3, 1814
Reed, Joseph - Capt. Van Dalsem - dysentery - Oct. 12, 1814 - Dec.28, 1814
Sumners, John - Capt. Barton - dysentery - Oct. 20, 1814 - Oct. 24, 1814
Terhew, Albert - Capt. Hayden - diarrhea - Oct. 12, 1815 - Jan. 13, 1815

16th Regiment of Infantry Pennsylvania

Barret, Levi - Capt. Hunt - diarrhea - Oct. 2, 1814 - Dec. 12, 1814
Matson, John -Capt. Atkins - diarrhea - Oct. 29, 1814 - Dec. 10, 1814
Williams, John - Capt. Atkins - dysentery - Oct. 29, 1814 - Dec. 13. 1814

17th Regiment of Infantry Kentucky

Alexander, Benjamin - Capt. Saunders - dysentery - Dec.. 24, 1814 - Jan. 10, 1815
Ball, Adam - Capt. Hoth - dysentery - Dec. 8, 1814 - Jan. 7, 1815
Ballard, Linsey - Capt. Trimball - dysentery - Feb. 7, 1815 - Mar. 1, 1815
Berkley, John - Capt. O'Dear - dysentery - Feb. 7, 1815 - May 30, 1815
Brown, John - Capt. Adair - dysentery - Dec. 8, 1814 - Jan. 11, 1815
Butler, Thomas - Capt. Adams - dysentery - Dec. 8, 1814 - Dec.21,1814
Canello, Castle - Lieut. Hackley - dysentery - Dec. 8, 1814 - Dec.21,1814
Capil, Samuel - Lieut. Hackley - infl. 'fever" - Nov. 9, 1814 - Dec. 9, 1814
Dan, Peter - Lieut. Hackley - dysentery - Dec. 8, 1814 - Jan. 14, 1815
DePrint, (DePriest), Austin - Capt.. Holt - dysentery - Dec. 8, 1814 - Dec.18,1814
Dornel, Samuel - Capt. Saunders - dysentery - Dec. 8, 1814 - Feb. 1, 1815
Duncan, George - Capt. Chuns - diarrhea - Aug. 5, 1815 - Aug. 10, 1815
Fleming, Patrick -Lieut. Hackley - dysentery - Oct. 28, 1814 - Nov. 6, 1814
Flemming, David - Capt. Chuns - inflammation of lungs - Dec.. 8, 1814 - Jan. 14, 1815
Forlorn, (Furlong), Meredith - Capt. Mordears - dysentery - Nov. 9, 1814 - Jan. 21, 1815
Hardesty, George - Capt Scott - dysentery - Feb.7, 1815 - Feb.11, 1815
Hopkins, Isom - Capt. Scott - dysentery - Feb.7, 1815 - July 15, 1815
Johns, John - Capt. Holt - dysentery - Dec. 8, 1814 - Mar. 25, 1815
Lemmon, Benjamin - Capt. Holt - dysentery - Dec.. 8, 1814 - Dec.27, 1814
Marsh, William - Lieut. Hackley - - - - - - - - - - Oct. 22, 1814 - Jan. 13, 1815
Mays, John - Capt. Chuns - diarrhea - Aug. 5, 1814 - Dec. 3 1, 1814
McAmy, Samuel - Capt. Chuns - pain in breast - Oct. 25, 1814 - Jan. 15, 1815
McCombs, John - Capt. Trimbal - dysentery - Feb. 7, 1814 - June 17, 1814
McDonald, Stephen - Capt. Holt - dysentery - Dec. 8, 1814 - Jan. I 0, 1815
Moules, James - Lieut Hackley - dysentery - Dec. 8, 1814 - Jan. 15, 1815
Nations, Frederick - Capt. Mitchell - diarrhea - Oct. 22, 1814 - Mar. 21, 1815
Norris, Beverly - Capt. Saunders - dysentery - Dec. 8, 1814 - Dec.25, 1814
Palmer, Richard - Capt. Holt - dysentery - Dec. 8, 1814 - Dec. 8, 1814
Robbins, Hiram- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Jan. 13, 1815
Side bottom, Wilson - Capt. Adair - dysentery - Dec. 8, 1814 - Mar. 18, 1815
Smith, Joel - Lieut. Holt - dysentery - Dec. 8, 1814 - Dec.24,1815
Sayor, John - Capt. Adair - dysentery - Dec. 8, 1814 - Mar. 1, 1815
Sprague, Ephraim - Lieut. Hackley - dysentery - Dec. 8, 1814 - Jan. 25, 1815
Sternberg, Christian - Capt. Holt - dysentery - Dec. 8, 1814 - Dec.10, 1814

19th Regiment of Infantry Ohio

Bear, Adam - Lieut. Cass - inflammation of lungs - Sept. 5, 1814 - Dec. 3, 1814
Bledsoe, Jacob - Capt. McDonald - injured wrist - Aug. 1, 1814 - Oct. 15, 1814
Duncan. Samuel - Capt. McDonald - injured wrist - Aug. 3, 1814 - Jan. 6, 1814
Fleming, Patrick - Capt. Trirnble - dysentery - Nov. 4, 1814 - Nov. 5, 1814
Griffin, (Gluffan), Thomas - Capt. McDonald - dysentery - Oct. 2, 1814 - Oct. 22, 1814
Hayti, Elaisha - Lieut. Cass - dysentery - Oct. 2, 1814 - Oct. 15, 1814
McChritick, John - Lieut. Riddle - diarrhea - Sept. 6, 1814 - Sept. 13, 1814
Topping, Zopher - Capt. McDonald - rheumatism - Aug. 1, 1814 - Sept. 27, 1814

21st Regiment of Infantry Massachusetts

Baker, Amos - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Oct. 4, 1814
Lincoln, Peris - Capt. Burbank - abscess knees - Sept. 19, 1814 -Sept.. 25, 1814
Littlefield, George - Capt. Ropes - debility - Oct. 27, 1814 - Feb. 14, 1815
Mudge, Charles - Capt. Burbank - typhus - Aug. 13, 1814 - Aug. 19, 1814
Packer, (Parker), George - Capt. Ropes - dysentery - Oct. 25, 1814 - Nov. 27, 1814
Pettingall, William -Capt. Cass - rupture prior to service - Aug. 2, 1814 - July 16, 1815
Petty, Ezekial - Capt. Marston - - - - - - - - - - Oct. 25, 1814 - Nov. 4, 1814
Philbrick, Jonathan - Lieut. Bowman - dysentery - Nov.27, 1814 - Dec.18, 1814
Priest, Bartholomew - Lieut. Bowman - diarrhea - Aug. 15, 1814 - Aug. 27, 1814
Smith, John - Capt. Bowman - dysentery - Oct. 25, 1814 - Oct. 28, 1814
Tenny,Sam - Capt. Marston - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Oct. 27, 1814 - Nov. 11, 1814
Wheddon, Samuel - Capt. Drews -debility - Oct. 26, 1814 - Jan. 29, 1815
Witham, Levi - Capt. Marston - debility - Oct. 27, 1814 - Dec. 1, 1814

22nd Regiment of Infantry Pennsylvania

Bidman, (Bidmore), Peter - Capt. Foulke - diarrhea - Sept. 6, 1814 - Oct. 30, 1814
Byron, Edward - Capt. Foulke - diarrhea - Sept. 6, 1814 - Sept. 13, 1814
Catdre, (Caldwell), Andrew - Capt. Foulke - dysentery - Oct. 25, 1814 - Oct. 30, 1814
Cinnon, (Cannon), Martin - Lieut. Brady - diarrhea - Sept. 6, 1814 - Sept. 10. 1814
Crouse, John - Capt. Anderson - rheumatism - Aug. 3, 1814 - Sept. 15, 1814
Gladden, William - Capt. Foulke - dysentery - Sept. 30, 1814 - Feb.20, 1815
Gurtie, James - Capt. King - debility - Oct. 27, 1814 - Dec.5, 1814
Hammon, William - Capt. King - diarrhea - Sept. 6, 1814 - Sept. 11, 18 14
Hook, Greenbury - Capt. Foulke - intermittent fever - Aug. 3, 1814 - Oct. 15, 1814
Lowre, John - Lieut. Brady - diarrhea - Sept. 6, 1814 - Sept. 19, 1814
Martial, (Marshall), George - Capt. Foulke -typhus - Sept. 6, 1814 - Oct. 17, 1814
McCay, Edward - Capt. Henderson - dysentery - Oct. 3, 1814 - Oct. 27, 1814
McElhany, William - Capt. Foulke - dysentery - Sept. 30, 1814 - Jan. 11, 1815
Noggle, Peter - Capt. King - diarrhea - Aug. 3, 1814 - Aug. 19, 1814
Prier, John - Capt. King - dysentery - Oct. 3, 1814 - Oct. 23, 1814
Ramley, (Ranley), Nathan - Capt. Henderson - debility - Oct. 27, 1814 - Nov. 2, 1814
Ricker, John - Capt. Henderson - dysentery - Oct. 3, 1814 - Nov. 15, 1814
Savage, Samuel - Capt. Henderson - diarrhea - Aug. 29, 1814 - Oct. 30, 1814
Smith, William - Capt. King - diarrhea - Aug. 29, 1814 - Sept. 11, 1814
Stout, David - Capt. King - diarrhea - Sept. 6, 1814 - Sept. 17, 1814
White, George - Capt. King - diarrhea - Sept. 6, 1814 - Sept. 13, 1814

23rd Regiment of Infantry New York

Brown, Walter - Capt. Goodell - sore leg - Oct. 27, 1814 - Jan. 4, 1815
Bumlev, (Burrell), William - Capt. Wattlers - inflammation of lungs
Oct. 23, 1814 /Oct. 31, 1814
Guv, John - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sept. 7,1814
McDonald, David - Lieut. Ingersoll - diarrhea - Aug. 2, 1814 - Sept. 30, 1814
Muller, Solomon - Capt. Whiting - typhus - Sept. 20, 1814 - Oct. 4, 1314
O'Riley, John - Capt. Goodell - diarrhea - Sept. 5, 1814 - Sept. 6, 1814
Ripley - - - - -. Capt. Wattles - diarrhea - Oct. 31, 1815 - Nov. 5, 1815
Salisbury, Simon - Lieut. Tappan - rheumatism - Aug.27, 1814 - Sept. 11, 1814
Thayer, Nathaniel - Lieut. Ingersoll - diarrhea - Aug. 5, 1814 - Aug. 23, 1814
Weeks, Samuel - Lieut. Tappan - phithisis - Sept. 21, 1814 - Sept. 27, 1814
Wiley, Henry - Ensign Stafford - - - - - - - Sept. 20, 1814 - Nov. 13, 1814

25th Regiment Infantry Connecticut

Brace, Stephen - Lieut. Seymour - diarrhea - Sept. 12, 1814 - Jan. 7,1815
Bramat, (Braman), Dan -Lieut. Seymour - jaundice - Oct. 26, 1814 - Oct. 31, 1814
Champlin, George - Capt. Ketchum - diarrhea - Aug.29, 1814 - Aug. 30, 1814
Clark, Shedruck (Shedrick) - Lieut. Seymour - dysentery - Oct. 26, 1814 - Nov. 1, 1814
Cottar, Joseph - Lieut. Seymour - typhus - Sept. 20, 1814 - Feb.15,1815
Haskins, Levi -Lieut. Seymour - diarrhea - Sept. 5, 1814 - Oct. 7, 1814
Hastings, Joseph -Lieut. Seymour - diarrhea - Sept. 19, 1814 - Sept. 19, 1814
Howard, Jonathan -Lieut. Seymour - diarrhea - Sept. 12, 1814 - Nov. 7, 1814
Liswell, Thomas - Lieut. Seymour - diarrhea - Sept. 14, 1814 - Nov. 16, 1814
Mansfield, Samuel - Capt. Ketchum - diarrhea - Sept. 20, 1814 - Sept. 27, 1814
Marcellus, Cornelius - Lieut. White - diarrhea - Aug. 15, 1814 - Aug. 19. 1814
Miller, Ashbill - Lieut. Seymour - diarrhea -Sept. 14, 1814 - Nov. 16, 1814
Scholfield, Joseph - Lieut. Seymour - diarrhea - Sept. 12, 1814 - Sept. 19, 1814
Scott, John -Lieut. White - diarrhea ----- Aug. 23, 1814
Smith, Reuben Capt.. Ketchum diarrhea Aug. 29, 1814 Sept. 23, 1814
Story, Nathan - Capt. Ketchum - dysentery - Oct. 23, 1814 - Nov. 10, 1814
Stoughton, Russel - Capt. Read - diarrhea - Aug. 16, 1814 - Sept. 16, 1814
Taylor, Peter - Lieut. Seymour - dysentery - Oct. 29, 1814 - Nov. 1, 1814
Tutte, Charles - Capt. Ketchum - diarrhea - Aug. 1, 1814 - Aug. 6, 1814
Wead, Scudden - Lieut. Seymour - diarrhea - Sept. 25, 1814 - Sept. 29, 1814
Winchill, Shalah - Capt. Ketchum - diarrhea - Aug. 23, 1814 - Sept. 27, 1814 **
Wright, Judah - Capt . Ketchum - diarrhea - Aug. 1, 1814 - Nov. 1, 1814

Corps of Artillery (at large)

Calvin, William - Capt. Gookin - dysentery - Sept. 24, 1814 - Nov. 3, 1814
Gibson, Thomas - Capt. Richie - inflammation of lungs - Aug. 18, 1814 - Sept. 11, 1814
Giverron, William - Lieut. Douglas - dysentery - Sept. 24, 1814 - Oct. 7, 1814
Goodwin, Peter -Capt. Biddle -diarrhea - Aug.27, 1814 - Sept. 11, 1814
Morrell, Joseph - Capt. Gookin - - - - - - - - Sept. 8, 1814 - Oct. 24, 1814
Pasclo, Henry -Capt. Biddle - diarrhea - Sept. 8, 1814 - Sept. 10, 1814
Pike, Artemas - Capt. Gookin - dysentery - Sept. 24, 1814 - Oct. 26, 1814
Sealy, Jeremiah - Capt. Gookin - diarrhea - Sept. 8, 1814 - Sept. 15, 1814

Light Dragoons (at large)

Baldwin, Nathaniel - Capt. Haig - pleurisy - Oct. 31, 1814 - Mar.. 4, 1815
Lint, Lewis - Capt. Hopkins - dysentery - Nov. 6. 1814 - Jan. 13, 1815

New York Volunteer Cavalry

Green, Nathaniel - - - - - - - - - - - pneumonia - Sept. 1, 18 14 - Sept. 9,1814

New York and Pennsylvania Volunteers

Bocher, Henry - Capt. Gorden - diarrhea - Aug. 13, 1814 - Aug. 23, 1814
Brown, Alex - Capt. Piper - typhus - Aug. 26, 1814 - Sept. 16, 1814
Cooper, Thomas - Capt. Mitchell - diarrhea - Aug. 13, 1814 - Aug. 14, 1814
Graves, Lebins - - - - - - - - - diarrhea - Sept. 22, 1814 - Sept. 25, 1814
Grey, Duncan - Capt. Parker - dysentery - Sept. 22, 1814 - Oct. 25, 1814
Hewes, William - Capt. Freeman - typhus - Aug. 4, 1814 - Aug. 4, 1814
Kelley, Morgan - Capt. Mitchell - diarrhea - Aug. 13, 1814 - Aug 30,1814
Mawheter, William - Capt. Roberts - typhus - Aug. 26, 1814 - Sept. 16, 1814
Myers, George - Capt. White - cough - Aug.13, 1814 - Sept. 13, 1814
Norris, Joseph - Capt. Brooks - diarrhea - Aug. 26, 1814 - Aug. 30, 1814
Paul, John - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sept. 25, 1814
Shells, Henry - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Oct. 9, 1814
Staples, Joshua - Capt. Harding - diarrhea - Sept. 7, 1814 - Sept. 15, 1814
Woodman, (Woodburn), Robert - Capt. Piper - diarrhea - Aug. 26, 1814 - Sept. 4, 1814

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National Archives Records, War of 1812
M233 Register of Enlistments in the U. S. Army, 1798-1914,
Roll #5, Entry 958.

"Hezekiah Goodenow (Goodnow) Pri.,
11th U. S. Infy (Vermont)
Unit Commanding Officer: Capt. W. S. Foster's Co.

Remarks:
Wounded at Ft. Erie, Sept. 17, 1814
(He was due to get out of the Army on Sept, 30, 1814)
Died at WmsVille, NY Feb 10, 1815 of wounds."

Thank you for any help you might be able to give.
Russell Goodnow erg2@cox.net

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** 25th Regiment Infantry Connecticut
Winchill, Shalah - Capt. Ketchum - diarrhea - Aug. 23, 1814 - Sept. 27, 1814
SOURCE: Cheektowaga Town Historian Town of Cheektowaga, New York

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Our Ancestors Who Served in the War of 1812
James LYNCH B., Abt 30 Sept 1783, Tralee, Kerry, Ireland
d. 7 Apr 1871 in Syracuse, Onondaga, New York, USA
Burial: Apr 1871 at St. Mary Cemetery, Onondaga, New York, USA
Father: Cornelius LYNCH, Mother: Joanna DOOLING, married Eliza A. LITTLE, Abt 1819.

Ancestor of Larry Much more on James Lynch

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