The Soldiers at the Battle of Tippecanoe (Nov. 7, 1811)

Source: Virginia Smith (Battle Ground Elementary School, Battle Ground, IN) http://web.archive.org/web/20041011181145/http://dagwood.wvec.k12.in.us/battle/spencer.html

We are deeply indebted to Mrs. Virginia “Ginger” Smith of Battle Ground for the research involved in compiling the following list.

It is our hope that this roll will serve to elicit more participation from descendants of these veterans in Grouseland’s First Families heritage education program.

General Staff,

William Henry Harrison

Indiana Militia, Detachment of Field and Staff,

Lieut. Col. Joseph Bartholomue

Indiana Militia, Field and Staff,

Lieut. Col. Luke Decker

Indiana Militia, Field and Staff of Dragoons,

Major Joseph H. [Daviess]

Indiana Militia, Captain Spier Spencer’s Company of Mounted Riflemen,

Captain Spier Spencer (directly under Commander-in-Chief)

Indiana Militia, Spies and Guides,

Captain Toussant Dubois, (reported directly to Commander-in-Chief)

Indiana Militia, Company of Infantry,

Captain Jacob Warrick

Indiana Militia, Company of Mounted Riflemen,

Captain David Robb

Indiana Militia, Company of Militia,

Captain John Norris

Indiana Militia, Company of Infantry,

Captain William Hargrove

Indiana Militia, Company of Infantry,

Captain Thomas Scott

Indiana Militia, Company of Militia,

Captain Walter Wilson

Indiana Militia, Company of Infantry,

Captain Andrew Wilkins

Indiana Militia, Company of Riflemen,

Captain John Bigger

Indiana Militia, Detachment of Mounted Riflemen,

Lieutenant Thomas Berry

Indiana Militia, Company of Light Dragoons,

Captain Benjamin Parke, promoted to Major

Indiana Militia, Company of Light Dragoons,

Captain Charles Beggs

Battalion of Kentucky Light Dragoons Field and Staff,

Major Samuel Wells

Company Kentucky Light Dragoons,

Captain Peter Funk

Company of Kentucky Mounted Riflemen,

Captain Frederick Geiger

Fourth Regular US Infantry Regiment Field and Staff,

Colonel John P. Boyd

Company of Infantry,

Captain Josiah Snelling (Left as Commandant of Ft. Harrison)

Company of Infantry,

Captain George W. Prescott

Company,

Captain William C. Bean

Company of Infantry,

Captain Joel Cook

Company of Infantry,

Captain Return B. Brown

Company,

Captain Robert C. Barton

Company of Infantry,

Captain Charles Fuller

Company of Infantry,

First Lieutenant O.G. Burton

Rifle Regiment of US Army Company of Riflemen,

Lieutenant A. Hawkins

 

GENERAL STAFF

William McFarland, Lieut. Col. and Adjutant General

Abraham Owen, Col. and Aide-de-camp, (killed Nov.7,1811.)

Henry Hurst, Major and Aide-de-camp

Waller Taylor, Major and Aide-de-camp

Marston G. Clark, Major and Aide-de-camp; promoted to Brigade Major from Begg’s Lt.

Dragoons

Thomas Randolph, Acting Aide-de-camp, (killed Nov. 7, 1811)

Piatt, Captain, Second U. S. Infantry Chief Quartermaster.

Robert Buntin, Captain, Indiana Militia, Quartermaster

Dr. Josiah D. Foster, Chief Surgeon

Dr. Hosea Blood, Surgeon’s Mate

Robert Bunting Jr., Second Lieut., Indiana Militia Foragemaster.

 

THE TROOPS

Colonel John Park Boyd, Fourth U. S. Infantry,

Commander of the Brigade with rank of Brigadier General

George Croghan, Kentucky Volunteers, Aide-de-camp

Nathan F. Adams, Lieut, and Adjutant.

 

ROLL OF A DETACHMENT OF FIELD AND STAFF OF INDIANA MILITIA.

From September 11, to November 24, 1811. Command of Joseph Bartholomue, Lieut. Col. (Wounded in action Nov.7, 1811.)

Regin Redman, Major and Aide-de-camp

Andrew P. Hayes, Surgeon’s Mate

Joseph Brown, Adjutant

Joseph Clark, Quartermaster, Appointed Surgeon’s Mate Oct. 29, 1811

Chapman Dunslow, Sergeant Major

James Curry, Quartermaster Sergeant

Roll of Field and Staff of Indiana Infantry Militia

From September 18, to November 19.1811; Commanded by Lieut. Col. Luke Decker

Noall [Noah?] Purcell,

Major Daniel Sullivan, Lieut. and Adjutant

Benjamin S. V. Becker, Lieut. and Quartermaster

Edward Scull, Assistant Quartermaster

James Smith, Quartermaster, Appointed Captain of Warrick’s Company Nov. 9, 1811.

Williain Gamble, Quartermaster Sergeant

William Ready, Sergeant Major

Roll of Field and Staff of Dragoons of Indiana Militiia

From September 21, to November 19, 1811; Commanded by Major Joseph H. Daviess (killed in action, Nov. 7, 1811)

Benjamin Parke, Major, promoted Nov. 7, 1811

James Floyd, Lieutenant and Adjutant

Charles Smith, Lieutenant and Quartermaster

General Washington Johnson, Lieutenant and Quartermaster (promoted from ranks)

William Prince, Sergeant Major

Roll of Captain Spier Spencer’s Company of Mounted Rifleman of the Indiana Militia

(This company was directly under the Commander-in-chief and reported to and received orders from his headquarters); Commanded by Spier Spencer, Captain (killed Nov. 7, 1811)

Richard McMahan, First Lieut. (killed Nov. 7, 1811)

Thomas Berry, Second Lieut. (killed Nov. 7, 1811)

Samuel Flanagan, Second Lieut. (Promoted from Ensign, Oct. 21, 1811.)

John Tipton, Captain (Promoted from private to Ensign, Oct 21, 1811, to Captain Nov., 7, 1811)

Jacob Zenor, Second Lieut. (Promoted from Private Nov. 7, 1811.)

Phillip Bell, Ensign, (Promoted from Private Nov. 7, 1811)

Pearse Chamberlain, Sergeant

Henry Bateman, Sergeant

Elijah Hurst, Sergeant

Benjamin Beard, Sergeant

Robert Biggs, Corporal (Severely wounded Nov. 7, 1811)

John Taylor, Corporal

Benjamin Shields, Corporal

William Bennington, Corporal

Daniel Cline, Musician

Isham Stroud, Musician

PRIVATES

John Arick

James Heubbound

Ignitus Able

Robert Jones

Enos Best

James Kelley

Alpheus Branham

Thomas McColley

Gadow Branham

Noah Mathena

Daniel Bell

William Nance

James Brown

Thomas Owen

Jesse Butler

Sanford Ransdell

Marshall Duncan (killed Nov.7, 1811.)

James Spencer

William Davis (killed Nov. 7, 1811)

Christover Shucks

Thomas Davidson

Joshua Shield, (severely wounded)

James Dyce

Samuel Sand, (killed Nov. 7,1811.)

Henry Enlow

Edward Ransdell

John Cline

Samuel Pfiner

Mason Carter

George Spencer

Williain Hurst Jr.

Jacob Snider

William Hurst, Sr

John Right

Beverly Hurst

James Wilson

James Harberson

John Wheeler

James Watts

P. McMickle

Isham Vest

Levi Dunn

George Zenor

William Fowler

ROLL OF SPIES AND GUIDES OF THE INDIANA MILITIA

From September 18-November 12; reported direct to the Commander-in-chief; Commanded by Toussaint Dubois, Captain Commanding

 

PRIVATES

Silas McCulloch

William Hogue (disc. Oct. 11,1811)

G.R. C. Sullivan

Abraham Decker

William Show

Thomas Jordon

David Wilkins

William Polk

John Hollingsworth

William Bruce

Samuel James

David Miles

Thomas Learneus

Piere Andre

Joseph Arpin

Ephriam Jordan

Stewart Cunningham

Booker Childers

ROLL OF A COMPANY OF INFANTRY OF INDIANA MILITIA

From September 16, to November 19, 1811; Captain Jacob Warrick, Commanding (killed Nov. 7, 1811)

 

OFFICERS

Captain James Smith, (promoted from Quartermaster Nov. 9, 1811)

William Calton, Lieut. (discharged September 27, 1811)

Thomas Montgomery, Jr. (promoted to Lieutenant Sept. 30, 1811)

James Duckworth, Ensign

Robert Montgomery, Sergeant

Robert McGarry, Sergeant

James Piercall, Sergeant

Isaac Woods, Sergeant

Benjamin Venables, Corporal

Thomas Black, Corporal

Robert Denney, Corporal

 

PRIVATES

James Alsop

Fielding Lucas

James Stewart

John McGarry

Jesse Key

Hugh Todd

John Gwins

Martin Laughon

Burton Litton

George Lynxwiler

Peter Whetstone

William Young

Maxwell Jolley

William Black

Langsdon Drew

Richard Davis

William Gwins

Asa Music

William Black

Smith Mounts

Joshua Capps

James Stapleton

William Stevens

Timothy Dower

John Coyler

Thomas Duckworth

John Robb

Randolph Clark

Andrew McFaddon

Lewis Sealy

Squire McFaddon

James Bohannon

Wilson Jones

Daniel Duff

Jeremiah Robinson

William Todd

Benjamin Stoker

Thomas Almon

Miles Armstrong

William Almon

John Neel

 

ROLL OF A COMPANY OF MOUNTED RIFLEMEN OF THE INDIANA MILITIA

From October 25-November 19,1811

David Robb, Captain Commanding

OFFICERS

Joseph Montgomery, Lieutenant

John Waller, Ensign

Elsbery Armstrong, Sergeant

William Maxidon, Sergeant

Ezkial Kite, Corporal

George Anthees, Corporal

Bryant Harper, Trumpeter

PRIVATES

Amb. [Abraham?] Decker

James Tweedle

William Peters

Frances Hall

William Tweedle

John Severns Jr.

Thomas Sullivan

Daniel Fisher (killed Nov.7,1811)

Joseph Garress

Edwark Buttner (killed Nov.7, 1811.)

Thomas Shouse

William Selby

James Robb (severely wounded)

Isaac Rogers

James Bass

David Mills

John Black

James Blanckes

George Litton

William Downing

Samuel Hamilton

Richard Potts

George Robinson, severely wounded

Joseph Garress

James Minor

Peter Cartright

Thadeus Davis

David Tobin

John Riggs

William Askins

Thomas P. Vampit

John Crawford

Thomas West

Alex Maken (badly wounded)

Moses Sandridge

John Dragoo

Robert Tenneson

Joseph Right

John Za Orton

Amstead Bennett

Stewart Cunningham

Booker Shields

John Slaven

James Langsdown

Jesse Music (killed Nov. 7, 1811)

David Edwards

William Alsop

Thomas C. Vines

Samuel James

Fredrick Bell

John Black

Jonah Robinson

John Rogers

George Leech Jr.

Thomas Givins

William Carson

David Knight

Thomas Jordan, Trans. to Dubois Company

William Bass

Hugh Shaw

David Lilley

James Ashbury (killed Nov. 7, 1811)

Robert Wilson

John Christ

Kader Powell (killed Nov.7, 1811)

Thomas Dunn

Jacob Kertner

Johnathan Humphrey

William Witherhold

 

ROLL OF A COMPANY OF THE INDIANA MILITIA

From September 11-November 24, 1811; Commanded by Captain John Norris, Commanding, (wounded in action November 7, 1811)

 

OFFICERS

John Harrod, Lieutenant

Joseph Carr, Ensign

John Drummond, Sergeant

William Combs, Sergeant

Brazil Prather, Sergeant

David Smith, Sergeant

Henry Ward, Corporal

John Harmon, Corporal

Joel Combs, Corporal

Robert Combs, Corporal

David Kelley, Corporal, Sept. 30, 1811

Elisha Carr, Drummer

Joseph Perry, Fifer

 

PRIVATES

Robert McNight

Gasper Lootes

Edward Norris

Henry Cussamore

C. Fipps

John Gray

Jacob Daily

Thomas Clendenen, killed Nov. 7, 1811

Abram Kelley, killed Nov. 7, 1811.

Henry Jones, killed Nov. 7, 1811

James Smith

Jevis Fordyce

Cornelius Kelley

George Distler

John Kelley

David Cross

Robert Cunningham

James Curry

Samuel Duke

James Chipman

Peter Sherwood

E. Wayman

John Newland

Micaja Peyton

Adam Peck

Benjamin Thompson

William Eakin

John D. Jacobs

Robert Tiffin

John McClintick

William Aston

Josiah Taylor

Daniel McCoy

Thomas Highfill

Henrv Hooke

James Taylor

James Duncan

William Stacey

Joseph Warnock

Samuel McClung, Quartermaster Sergt.

John Berry

Benoili Wood

Amos Goodwin

William Harman

John Tilfero

Lloyd Prather

Samuel McClintic

John Weathers

Evain Arnold

Hugh Epsy

Townly Ruby

William Rayson

Ruben Slead

George Hooke

Jacob Pearsoll

Samuel Neal

Robert McClellen

ROLL OF A COMPANY OF INFANTRY OF THE INDIANA MILITIA

From September 19, to November 19, 1811; Captain William Hargrove, Commanding

OFFICERS

Issac Montgomery, Lieutenant

Cary Ashley, Ensign, Resigned Oct. 27, 1811

Henry Hopkins, Ensign, promoted from Sergeant October 27, 1811

David Johnson, Corporal

David Miller, Sergeant, promoted from Corporal October 27, 1811

David Brumfield, Lieutenant, promoted from Corporal Oct. 1811

Bolden Conner, Sergeant

James Evans, Sergeant

William Scales, Sergeant, promoted from private October 27, 1811

 

PRIVATES

Samuel Anderson

John Braselton Jr.

Jer. Harrison

John Flener

Joseph Ladd

Pinkney Anderson

Thomas Archer

William Archer

George Cunningham

James Skidmore

Joseph Mixon

Samuel Gaston

Edward Whitacer

Charles Meeks

Robert Skelton,(severly wounded)

David Larrence (Dis. Sept. 19,1811)

Joseph English (dis. Sept. 19, 1811)

Robert Montgomery (Dis Sept 19. 1811)

Cabreen Merry (Dis. Sept. 19, 1811)

James Lemm

Charles Collins

Joshua Day

Charles Penelton

William Pierson

John Mills

Robert Milborn

John Cockrum

John Lout

Nathan Woodrough

James Young

John Tucker

Auther Meeks

John Conner

Reuben Fitzgerald, slightly wounded

William Harrington

Randolph Owen

Isaac Tweedle

William Skelton

Zachary Skelton

Jacob Skelton

Benjamin Scales

William Gordon

Laban Putnam

Reding Putnam

John May

Johnson Fitsgerald

Thomas Arnett

James Skelton

Elias Barker

Samuel Wheeler

Robert Wheeler

William Mangrum

Conrad LeMasters

James McClure

Haz Putnam

Benjamin Conner

Joshua Stapleton

 

ROLL OF A COMPANY OF INFANTRY OF THE INDIANA MILITIA

From September 18-November 19, 1811; Captain Thomas Scott, Commanding

John Purcell, Lieutenant

John Scott, Ensign

Joshua Duncan, Ensign

John Welton, Ensign

Frances Mallet, Ensign

Lanta Johnson, Ensign

Samuel Roquest, Ensign

John Moore, Corporal

Abraham Westfall, Corporal

Elick C. Dushane, Corporal

Charles Bono, Corporal

Jesse Willis

John Hornback

John McCoy

William Welton

Abram Woods killed Nov. 7, 1811

William Williams

William Collins

Robert Johnson

William Penny

William Jones

William Bailey

Richard Westrope

Joseph Ridley

Joseph Alton

Antonia Gerome

Charles Dudware

Joesph Bushby

Austin Lature

Charles Souderiette

Frances Berno

Antoine Shenett

Louis Lowya

Andrew Westfall

James McDonald

Alpheus Pickard

Senro Bologna died of wounds 11/7/1811

Frances Boryean

Peirre Delura, Sr. [Misspelling of Deloria]

Pierre Dulura Jr. [Misspelling of Deloria]

Joseph Besam

Dominic Pashy

Antonnie Ravellett

Jack Obiah killed Nov. 7,1811

Joseph Reno

Nicholas Valmare

Francis Arph

Mandin Cardinal

Henry Lain

John Collins

Samuel Risley

Charles Fisher

Joseph Sanusee

Zebulan Hogue

William Watson

William A. Clark

Absolom Thorne

William Young

John Collin Jr.

Charles Mail

Thomas McClain

Henry O’Neil

Baptist Topale

Mitchel Rusherville

John Baptist Bone

Henry Merceam

Louis A. Bair

Ambrose Dashney

Frances Bonoh killed Nov. 7,1811

Louis Lovlett

John Mominny (dis. Oct. 1811)

Louis Boyeam

Antonio Cornia

John Baptist Cardinal

Tossaint Deno

Ustice Seranne

ROLL OF A COMPANY OF INDIANA MILITIA

From September 18 to November 18, 1811; Captain Walter Wilson, commanding

OFFICERS

Benjamin Beckes, Lieutenant

Joseph Nacomb. Ensign

Thomas J. Withers, Sergeant

John Decker, Sergeant

Thomas White, Sergeant

Isaac Minor, Sergeant

Daniel Risley, Corporal

William Shuck, Corporal

John Gray, Corporal

Peter Brenton, Corporal

PRIVATES

William Gamble

Batost Chavalar

Joseph Harbour

James Jardon

John Anthis

Louis Reel, died Oct.13.1811

Richard Greentree

Jacob Antis

Nathan Baker

Sinelkey Almy

Moses Decker

Woolsey Pride

Abraham Pea

William Pride

Jacob Harboson

Joab Chappell

John Risley

Isaac Walker

James Purcell

William Brenton

Thomas Chamers

Adam Harness

John Chambers

Louis Frederick

Asa Thorne

Samuel Clutter

James Walker

John Bargor

Peter Bargor

Joseph Woodry

Robert Brenton

Thomas Milbourne

Benjamin Walker

Sutten Coleman

Robert McClure

John Walker

David Knight

ROLL OF A COMPANY OF INFANTRY OF THE INDIANA MILITIA

From September 18, to November 19, 1811; Captain Andrew Wilkins, commanding

OFFICERS

Adam Lishman, Lieutenant

Samuel McClure, Ensign

John Hadden, Sergeant

Thomas Black, Sergeant

Samuel Leman, Sergeant

Charles Booth, Sergeant

Daniel Carlin, Corporal

John Edwards, Corporal

Richard Engle, Corporal

Abraham Bogard, Corporal

 

PRIVATES

John Johnson

Abraham Johnson

Robert Murphy

William Ashby

Edward Wilkes

Thomas Anderson

James Calleway

Isaac Luzader

Asa McCord

Robert Lilley

William Hollingsworth

Obadiah F. Patrick

John Murphy

James Harrel

John Davis

Robert Elsey

Robert Britton

John Rodarmel

Joseph Hobbs

Martin Palmore

Thomas Harrel

William Hill

Henry Collins

Thomas Johnston

William Black

John Hardin

Robert Polk

George Gill

Joseph McRennels

John Mills

Ames Mitchell

Jesse Cox

Londerick Earnest

Rubin Moore

Samuel Middleton

James Tims

Samuel Carruthers

Nathan Adams

John Eliott

Samuel Leggerwood

Peter Lishman

William Francis

Aaron Quick

Ebenezer Blackstone

Samuel Culbertson

Christopher Coleman

Henry Matney

William Filnt

John Culbertson

Albert Davis

Joseph Edwards

John Engle

John Meeks

Madison Collins

Luke Matson

Edward Bowls

Charles Ellison

James Graham

John Purcell

George Bright

William Arnet

ROLL OF A COMPANY OF RIFLEMEN OF INDIANA MILITIA

From September 11, to November 24, 1811; Captain John Bigger, commanding

OFFICERS

John Chunn, Lieutenant

Joseph Stillwell, Ensign

John Drummons, Sergeant

Isaac Mailory [Naylor or Nailor?], Sergeant

Rice G. McCoy, Sergeant

Thomas Nicholas, Sergeant, (Dis. Oct. 16, 1811)

Josiah Thomas, (Promoted Sergeant Oct. 16, 1811)

James B. McCollough, Corporal

Johnathan Hartley, Corporal

Thomas Chappell, Corporal

David Bigger, Corporal

John Owens, Drummer

Jacob L. Stillwell, Fifer

 

PRIVATES

James Robertson

John Hutcherson

Daniel Williams

Heekiah Robertson

John Denney

John Gibson

John Walker

John Carr

Wineyard Pond

John Heartley

Sameul Stockwell

Robert Robertson Jr.

Thomas Gibson, wounded 11/7/1811

Joseph Warrick, killed 11/7/1811

Daniel Peyton

James Garner

Joseph Daniel

James King

Amos Little

John Pettitt

William Nailor

Andrew Holland

Daniel Kimberlain

David Owens Jr.

Absalom Carr

James Robertson, Jr.

James Anderson

William Hutto

Charles Matthews

William Wright

John Martin

John Kelley

David Copple

James Elliot

Moses Stark

George Reed

James McDonald

Alexander Montgomery

Leonard Houston, wounded 11/7/1811

Tobias Miller

John Gibson, Jr.

William Tisler, killed 11/7/1811

Thomas Burnett

John Covert

John Finley

Isaac Stark

Wilson Sergeant

William G. Guberick

John Agins

John Reed

Benjamin Pool

Isaac D. Hoffman

William Hooker

James Mooney

Lucius Kibby

ROLL OF A DETACHMENT OF MOUNTED RIFLEMEN OF THE INDIANA MILITIA

From September 12, to November 23, 1811; Commanded by Thomas Berry, Lieutenant, killed November 7, 1811

Zachariah Linley, Sergeant, severely wounded November 7, 1811

John Beck

John Dougherty

Griffin Edwards

John Brier

Frederick Carnes

Frederick Carnes

Thomas Elliot

Joseph Edwards

David Hedrick

Caleb Harrison

William Lee Daniel

_____ McMickle, killed Nov 7, 1811

Peter McMickle, severely wounded

Fredrick Wyman

Peter Hanks, mortally wounded Nov. 7, 1811

Henry Hickey, killed Nov, 7, 1811

Anthony Taylor

Jacob Lutes

Henry Moore

George Mahon

Samuel Lockheart

 

ROLL OF A COMPANY OF LIGHT DRAGOONS OF INDIANA MILITIA

From September 18, to November 19, 1811; Captain Benjamin Parke commanding

OFFICERS

Thomas Emmerson, Lieutenant

John Bathis, Cornet

George Wallace, Junior Lieutenant

Christian Grater, Sergeant

William Harper, Sergeant

Henry Rubby, Sergeant

John McClure, Sergeant

William H. Dunnica, Corporal

Levi Elliot Corporal

Charles Allen, Corporal

Reubon Sallinger, Corporal

John Braden, Saddler

 

PRIVATES

Charles Smith

Joshua Bond

William Prince

Toussant Dubois, Jr.

John McDonald

John Eliott

Henry Dubois

William Berry

John Crosby

William Meham killed 11/7/1811

Samuel Emberson

Nathan Harness

John Seton

John Flint

Peter Jones

Permena Beck

Jesse Slawson

Thomas Randolph

Miles Dolahan

Mathias Rose. Jr.

Jesse Lusas

William Purcell

Leonard Crosby

Samuel Drake

Samuel Alton

Daniel Decker

Hawson Seton

John D. Hay

Hiriam Decker

John I. Neely

Pierre Laptante

Andrew Purcell

Albert Badolett

Thomas Coulter

Charles McClure

Thomas McClure

Thomas Palmer

William A. McClure

James McClure

James Neal

Charles Scott

Isaac White, killed 11/7/1811

Henry I. Mills

James Mud

Abner Hynes

John O’Fallon

William Luckett

Reuben Buntin, Jr.

Robert Sturgen

Ebenezer Hilton

John McBain, Trumpeter

John Pea

James Steen

Josiah L. Homes

William W. Homes

Jacque Andre

John Bruce

G.W. Johnson

Clanton Steen

Archibald McClure

John Wyant

James S. Petty

John McClure

Robert Evans

George Croghlin

Benjamin Saunders

James Nabb

Landon Carter

John I. Smith

James Harper

 

ROLL OF A COMPANY OF LIGHT DRAGOONS OF THE INDIANA MILITIA

From September 11, to November 23, 1811; Captain Charles Beggs, commanding

OFFICERS

John Thompson, Lieutenant

Henry Bottorf, Lieutenant

Mordicia Sweeny, Cornet, Promoted to Lieutenant, September 18

Davis Floyd, Promoted to Adjutant September 1811

John Carr, Sergeant

James Sage, Sergeant

John Fisler, Sergeant

Abraham Miller, Sergeant

George Rider, Corporal

Simon Prather, Corporal

Hugh Ross, Corporal

Samuel Battorf, Corporal

John Deats, Trumpeter

 

PRIVATES

Jacob Cresmore

William Lewis

Timothy R. Rayment

John Gibbons

Edward Perry

James Hay

George Twilley

Josep McCormick

John Ferris

William Kelley, killed 11/7/1811

James Ellison

John Cowan

William Perry

John Goodwin

John Newland

Milo Davis

Samuel Carr

Richard Ward

Charles F. Ross

ROLL OF A FIELD AND STAFF OF A BATTALION OF KENTUCKY LIGHT DRAGOONS

Battle of Tippecanoe, October 16 to November 24, 1811; Samuel Wells, Major Commanding

James Hunter, Adjutant

 

ROLL OF COMPANY OF KENTUCKY LIGHT DRAGOONS

October 16 to November 24, 1811; Commanded by Peter Funk

OFFICERS

Lewis Hite, Lieutenant

Sameul Kelley, Cornet

James Martin, Sergeant

Adam Mills, Sergeant

Henry Conning, Sergeant

Lee White, Sergeant

Elliot Wilson, Corporal

William Cooper, Trumpeter

Samuel Federick, Farrier

 

PRIVATES

William Dubberly

John Edlin

William Ferguson

Benjamin W. Gath

James Hite

I. Hollingsworth

Joseph Kenison

WIlliam M. Luckett

John Murphy

James Mucklerory

Enos Mackey

Thomas F. Mayors

Thomas Stafford

William Shaw

John Smith

William T.Tulley

M. Williamson

Samuel Willis

 

 

ROLL OF A COMPANY OF KENTUCKY MOUNTED RIFLEMEN

October 16 to November 24, 1811; Federick Geiger, Captain Commanding

OFFICERS

Presley Ross, Lieutenant

William Edward, Ensign

Daniel McClellen, Sergeant

Robert McIntire, Sergeant

Robert Edwards, Sergeant

John Jackson Sergeant

Steven Mars, Corporal, (killed November 7, 1811)

John Hicks, Corporal

John Nash, Corporal

Henry Walts, Corporal

Joseph Paxton, Trumpeter

 

PRIVATES

Phillip Allen

Thomas Beeler

William Brown

James Ballard

Charles L. Byrne

Joseph Barkshire

Adam Berket

John Buskirk, wounded

Charles Barkshire

Robert Barnaba

Temple C. Byrne

George Beck

Thomas Galliway

William Cline

John Dunbar

James M. Edwards

Richard Finley

Nicholas Fleener

Joseph Funk, wounded 11/7/1811

John Grimes

Isaac Gawthmey

Henry Hawkins

James Hanks

Zachariah Ingram

Joshua Jest

Elijah Lane

John Lock

Hudson Martin

John Maxwell, killed 11/7/1811

Josh Maxwell

Daniel Minor

John Ousley

Michiel Plaster

Samuel Pond

Johnathan Pond

Peter Priest

Patrick Shields

Edmond Shipp

John W. Slaughter

Joseph Smith, killed 11/7/1811

Augustus Springer, killed 11/7/1811

Thomas Spunks

James Somerville, killed 11/7/1811

Wilson Taylor

Thomas Trigg

William Trigg

Abraham Walk

George W. Wells

Samuel W. White

Greensbury Wright

THE ROLL OF THE FIELD AND STAFF OF THE FOURTH REGULAR U. S. INFANTRY

November 1811; John P. Boyd, Colonel

James Miller, Lieutenant Colonel

Zebulon M. Pike, Lieutenant Colonel

G. R. C. [George Rogers Clark] Floyd, Major

Josiah D. Foster, Surgeon

Hosea Blood, Surgeon’s Mate

John L. Eastman, Assistant Adjutant

Josiah Bacon, Quartermaster

Nathan F. Adams, Paymaster

Winthrop Ayre, Sergeant Major

William Kelley, Quartermaster Sergeant

ROLL OF A COMPANY OF INFANTRY UNDER THE COMMAND OF CAPTAIN JOSIAH SNELLING OF THE FOURTH INFANTRY

September 30, to November 30, 1811; Josiah Snelling, Captain

Charles Fuller, First Lieutenant

John Smith, Second Lieutenant

Richard Fillebrown, Sergeant

Jacob B. Rand, Sergeant

Daniel Baldwin. Sergeant

Ephriam Churchill, Sergeant

John Shay, Corporal

Timothy Hartt, Corporal

Samuel Horden, Corporal

Benjamin Moores, Corporal

Amos G. Corey, Musician

PRIVATES

John Austin

James Bryce

Michael Burns

John Whitney

Cephas Chace

Jacob Collins

Gills Willcox

William Dale

John Davis

Daniel Haskell, deserted 9/25/1811

Phillip Eastman

Rufus Goodenough

William Healey

William Jackman

Greenleaf Sewey

Elias Soper

Wesley Stone

Edward Magary

Lugi Massi

James McDonald

James Theldon

James Palmer

William B. Perkins

Johnathan Robinson, died Oct. 6, 1811

Cyrus J. Brown

Mark Whalin

John Brewer

George Blandin

John P. Webb

William Clough

Asa Larabee

Seth Sergeant

John Trasher

Phillip Trasher

Thomas Day

Thomas Black, died Oct. 11, 1811

Abner Dutcher

Samuel French

Allanson Hathaway

Henry Indewine

Abraham Larabee

Gideon Lincoln

Serfino Massi

Vincent Massi

Samuel Prichett

Samuel Porter

Joseph Pettingall

Samuel Pixley

Joseph Tibbets, killed Nov. 7,1811

David Wier

ROLL OF A COMPANY OF INFANTRY OF THE FOURTH U. S. REGIMENT

From October 3, to December 31, 1811; Commanded by George W. Prescott, Captain

Ebenezer Way, First Lieutenant

Benjamin Hill, First Lieutenant

John Miller, Sergeant

William Huggins, Sergeant

Aaron Tucker, Sergeant

Robert Sanborn Corporal

Ephriam Dockham, Corporal

John Silver, Corporal

Samuel Fowler, Corporal

Moses Blanchard, Musician

John Ross, Musician

PRIVATES

John Ashton

George Bailey

Benjamin Burnham

Almerine Clark

Nathan Colbev

John Corsen

James Cobby

John Forriest

Henry Godfrey

Levi Griffin

John Green

Benjamin Hudson

Amos Ingulls

William Kelley

Ira Bailey

Able Brown

Enoch Carter

Stephen Clay

Johnathan Colbey

William Corsen

Abraham Falson

Thomas Glines

John Gorrell

Peter Griffin

Edmund Heard

Johnathan Herrick

David Ingulls

William Knapp

Stepthen Knight

Aaron Ladd

Johnson Levering

James Merrill

John Sanborn, killed Nov. 7,1811

Ezra C.Peterson

Peter Ladd

Samuel Ladd

Moses Mason

John Norman

Lemuel Parker

Barnard Shields

Nathan Simpson

Luther Stevenson

Willlam Sharpless

Israel Filton

John Virgin

Oliver Wakefield

Silas Wells

Isaac Wescott

Johnathan Wiley

James Williams

ROLL OF A COMPANY IN THE FOURTH U. S REGIMENT

From October 31, to December 31, 1811; William C. Bean, Captain, killed Nov. 7, 1811

OFFICERS

Charles Larabee, First Lieutenant

Louis Beckham, Second Lieutenant

James Tracey, First Sergeant

Bernard A. T. Cormons, Second Sergeant

William Stony, Third Sergeant

Simon Crum, First Corporal

Edward Allen, Second Corporl

Amos G. Carey, Musician

Zebulon Sanders, Musician

PRIVATES

George Bentley, died Dec. 16, 1811

Darius Ballow

Jeremiah Boner

Ebenezer Collins

John Dohahue

Sylvester Dean

Daniel Delong

Daniel Doilers

John Davis

Dexter Earll,mortally wounded Nov. 7, 1811

Timothy Foster

Bryan Flanagan

Russell Freeman

Andrew Griffin

John Glover

Samuel Gunnison

Samuel Hawkins

Peter Harvey

John D. Hall

John Jones

Titus Knapp

Weatherall Leonard

John T. Mohonnah

John Miller

Nathan Mitchell

James Pinel

Isaac Rathborn

Daniel Rodman

Benjamin Vandeford

Nathan Witherall

James Whipple

William Williams

Job Winslow

August Ballow

William Button

Frances Nelson

Smith Nanhrup

Benjamin S. Peck

ROLL OF A COMPANY OF INFANTRY OF THER FOURTH U.S. REGIMENT

From October 31, to December 31, 1811; Commanded by Joel Cook, Captain

OFFICERS

Josiah Bacon, Second Lieutenant

James A. Bennett, Sergeant

Daniel Skelton, Sergeant

Caleb Betts, Sergeant

Henry Munn, Sergeant

Nathaniel Heaton, Corporal

John Anthony, Corporal

David B. Kipley, Corporal

Abigah Bradley, Musician

Samuel Thompson, Musician

PRIVATES

William Bird

Alexander Brown

Gorden Beckwith

George Brasbridge

William Barnett

Alfred Cobourne

Denison Crumby, mortally wounded Nov. 7, 1811

Eliakins Culver

Robert Coles

Charles Coger, killed Nov. 7, 1811

William Foreman

Everett Shelton

Daniel Spencer

Samuel Smith

William Sanderson

John St. Clair

Eliakins Culver

Robert Coles

Charles Coger, killed Nov. 7, 1811

William Foreman

Joseph Francis

Ezra Fox

Levi Gleason

Benjamin Holland

Roswell Heminway

John Hutchenson

Michael Houck

Abraham Johnson

David Kinchbacker

George Kilborn

Robert Thompson

Daniel Lee, killed November7, 1811

William Moore

William Nervill

James Pinkitt

Michael Pendegrass

Ansom Twitchell

Elisha Pearson

John Williams

James Parker

Johnathan Wallingford

Amos Royce, killed November 7, 1811

John Pinckley

Jesse Elam

Nathan Snow, mortally wounded Nov. 7, 1811

Robert Riley

ROLL OF A COMPANY OF INFANTRY FOURTH U. S. REGIMENT.

From October 31, to December 31, 1811; Commanded by Return B. Brown, Captain

OFFICERS

John Smith, Second Lieutenant

Oliver C. Barton, First Lieutenant

Ebenezer Moweer, Sergeant

David Robinson, Sergeant

Levi Jenison, Sergeant

Daniel Reed, Sergeant

Ephriam Sillaway, Corporal

Joel Kimble, Corporal

Samuel S. Bingham, Drummer

Henry Hayden, Fifer

PRIVATES

Lewis Bemmis

Bazalul Bradford

Elias Barrett

Auston Bradford

Benjamin Bartlett

Henry Beck

Caleb Calton

Comadovas D. Cass

Joseph Flood

Ebenezer P. Field

Peter Greeney

Samuel Hillyard

Obediah Morton

Jacob Prouty

Mahew Rollings

David Tuthill

David Wells

John Yeomans, killed Nov. 7, 1811

.Eli Boyd

Zalmon Blood

William W. McConnel

Rowland Edwards

Joseph Follet

Bliss Lovell

Harvey Geer

Walter T. Hitt

Mood B. Lovell

William Morgeteroid

David H. Miller

Aloses Pearce

James Roberts

Jered Smith

Peter R. Stites

Josiah Willard

John Morgan

ROLL OF CAPTAIN ROBERT C. BARTON’S COMPANY OF THE FOURTH U. S. REGIMENT

For December and November, 1811; Commanded by Robert C. Barton, Captain

OFFICERS

Abraham Hawkins, Second Lieutenant

Orange Pooler, Sergeant

Marshall S. Durkee, Sergeant

William Turner, Corporal, wounded Nov. 7, 1811

Horace Humphrey, Corporal

Daniel Kellog, Drummer

PRIVATES

John Adrickson

Jesse C. Clark

Phillip Coats

Robert Douglas, wounded Nov. 7, 1811

William Foster, wounded Nov. 7. 1811

Samuel Souther, wounded Nov.7,1811

John D. Jones

David Kervus, killed Nov. 7,1811

Isaac Little

Timothy McCoon

John McArthur

Joseph Polland

Silas Perry

William Stevenson

Rowland Sparrowk

Lewis Taylor, kilIed Nov. 7,1811

Leman E.Welch, killed Nov.7, 1811.

George Wilson

Henry Bates

Thomas Clark

Ichabald Farmer

ROLL OF COMPANY OF INFANTRY OF THE FOURTH U. S. REGIMENT

October 31, to December 31, 1811; Charles Fuller, First Lieutenant, Commanding

OFFICERS

Nathan F. Adams, First Lieutenant and Paymaster

John L. Eastman, First Lieutenant

George P. Peters, Second Lieutenant

Isaac Ricker, Sergeant

David R. Lewis, Sergeant

James Pike, Sergeant

Jedediah Wentworth, Corpora

Henry Moore, Corporal

Solomon Johnson, Corporal

Henry, Tucker, Corporal

Nathan Brown ,Musician.

Joel Durell Musician

PRIVATES

John Adams

William Andrews

William Brown

John Burns

William Bowles

Joseph Barditt, killed Nov. 7,1811

Samuel Cook

Caleb Pritchett

Ivory Courson

Samuel Coffin

Elisha Dyer

Jeremiah Einmerson

Johnathan Elkins

Noah Turnwald

John S. Gordon

William Gregs

Joseph Farrow

Robert Whitehouse

John Welch

John S. Watson

Solomon Hertbford

Johnathan W. Ham

Steven Harris

Nathan Harris

James Heath

Amos Jones

Willliam King, killed Nov. 7, 1811

Asa Knight

William Layman

James McDuffy

Jerry Malthup

Henry Nutter

William Perkins

Curtis Pipps

John Rice

John M. Rowlins

Isaac Tutle

Ichabold Wentworth

Enoch WerthonCharles Wait

Zadock Williams

Silas Wood

Timothy Waldron

Phillip Allen

Robert Gordon

William Ham

Steven Hawkins

John Hurd

Joseph Hunt

David Heath

Samuel King

Jacob Keyser

Joseph Layman

Joseph Mears

Robert Macintosh

Isaac Nuts, killed Nov. 7, 1811

Richard Perry

Jacob Pearsey

John Rowell

Steven Ricker

Stanton Smiley

ROLL OF A COMPANY OF INFANTRY OF THE FOURTH U. S. REGIMENT

From October 31, to December 3, 1811; Commanded by O.G. Burton, First Lieutenant

OFFICERS

George Gooding, Second Lieutenant

Montgomery Orr, Sergeant

Knewland Carrier, Seergeant

Major Mantor, Sergeant

James Mitchell, corporal (killed in action Nov. 7, 1811)

David L. Thompson, Corporal

Lucius Sallis, Corporal

William Durnon, Corporal

Ellas Printice, Musician

PRIVATES

Leonard Arp

Noyes Billings

Amost Blanchard

Levi Carrey, killed Nov. 7, 1811

Zenas Clark

Issacher Green

William King

James Stevenson, mortally wounded Nov. 7, 1811

Samuel Tibbets

Alexander Bowen

Caleb Boston

Johnathan Crewell, killed Nov.7. 1811

Daniel Gilrnan, killed Nov. 7, 1811

Thomas Harvey

William Pomeroy

Samuel B. Spalding

William Sergeant

Morton Thayer

John Vickery

Joseph Russell

John Spergen

ROLL OF A COMPANY OF RIFLEMEN OF THE RIFLE REGIMENT U. S. ARMY

From October 31, to December 31, 1811; A. Hawkins Lieutenant, Commanding

OFFICERS

Peter Wright, Sergeant

Reuben Newton, Sergeant

Aaron W. Fashbush, Sergeant

James Phillips, Sergeant

Henry Baker, Corporal

Aaron Melen, Corporal

William Hunter. Corporal

Henry Nurchstead, Ensign

Adam Walker, Musician

PRIVATES

Ebenezer T. Andrews

Otis Andrews

John Everin

William Brigham, (died from wounds)

Steven Brown

William Brown

Samuel Biggs

Robert Cutter

Joseph Datton

Francis Ellis

Homas Hair

James Haskel, killed Nov. 7, 1811

Ephraim Hall

Samuel Johnson

Silas Kendle

Patrick Norton

Israel Newhall

Fredrick Roads

Reuben Durant

Thaddeus B. Russell

William Read

Francis Rittiere

Edward R. Seeck

Samuel Hing

Ira D. Trowbridge killed Nov.7, 1811

Neham Wetherill

Ezra Wheelock

Marcus D. Ransdill