WAR
OF
1812
A List of Veterans Available as Donated :-)

| Auckerman | Bell | Cannon | Duckwall | Evans | Hill | Van Matre |


Contributed by :Christine Welch Harrison :-)
My GGGgrandfather, John Auckerman (1786-187?) served out of Highland County in The War of 1812 in Capt. David McCreery's unit (Col. Keys). He was drafted into Ohio Militia from July 1813 to Sept. 1813. They reportedly marched from Highland County to Sandusky, Ohio another portion of his paper work says Upper Sandusky.


Contributed by :Kenneth Melvin :-)
HANDY CANNON born 1794 Del, on 1830 census of highland county came there in 1801 with his family and fought in the war of 1812 with "Colliers Regiment Ohio Milita" and with "! regiment McDonals Ohio Militia" married Priscilla Tudor on 10/1/182 in Highland county. This info from War of 1812 Muster Rolls he was my ggggreatgrandfather


Contributed by :Gary R Hill :-)
William Hill Jr. born 1792(son of William Hill Sr. and grandson of Hugh Evans, veteran of Revolutionary War) served in the War of 1812 with his brother-in-law John Duckwall. They served in Capt. G. W. Barrere's Company (Cavalry) from April 30 Apr 1812 until 6 May 1813. Both of these men were listed as privates. This group was one of three Ohio militia regiments captured at Detroit when Revolutionary War veteran General Hull surrendered his force to the British without a counsel of his junior officers. Hull was later court martialed and sentenced to death for treason. He was just an old fool, and not expecially treasonous and was not executed. Some of Hull's command was massacred afterwards by Indians allied with the British. Source Galen Lewis and (Roster of Ohio Soldiers in War of 1812, Page 393, vol 1).


Contributed by :Vincent M Van Maatre :-)
My ancestor, Abraham Van Matre, was a Private in the regiment of Captain Jacob Bell. 1 Regiment Mounted (Finley's) Ohio Militia Service, served from Sept. 14, 1812 to October 14, 1812.

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