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THE 


CITIZEN    SOLDIERS 


NORTH    POINT    AND    FORT    McHENRY, 


SEPTEMBER   12   »fc   13, 


1814. 


RESniA'KS  OF  THE  CITIZENS  IN   TOWN  MEETING,  TARTICrLARS 

KELATING   TO  THE  BATTLE,  OFFICIAL  CORRESPONDENCE 

AND    HONORABLE    DISCHARGE  OF   THE   TROOPS. 

ALSO, 

CELEBRATION   OF   THE   SEVENTY-FIFTH   ANNIVERSARY,   1889. 

REPRINT. 


CHARLES  C.  SAFFELL, 
Baltimore,  Md. 


2774:16 


TO    THE    MEMORY 


GALLANT    AND    LAMENTED 


MA  J.     GEN.     SAMUEL     SMITH, 


THE  HERO  OF  TWO  WARS, 


AN  ENLIGHTENED  STATESMAN   AND  AN  UONEST  AGENT,  WHOSE 

DAYS    FROM    THE  EARLIEST  PERIOD   OF  MANHOOD   TO   SP- 

WAKD8  OF  FOURSCORE  YEARS,  WAS  DEVOTED   TO   HIS 

COUNTRY  AND  HIS  COUNTRY'S  GOOD  :    TO  HIM,  AND 

TO  THE  CITIZKN  SOLDIER-?  WHO  SERVED  WITH 

HIM    AT   THE   PERIOD  HEREIN    REFERRED 

TO,   THIS   WORK    IS   RESPECTFULLY 

INSCRIBED   BY 


THE     PUBLISHER. 


ADVERTISEMENT. 


In  the  compilation  of  this  volume,  the  publisher  has 
been  guided  by  no  other  wish  than  to  present  a  correct 
and  impartial  statement  of  the  various  Divisions,  Bri- 
gades, llegiments  and  Companies,  with  the  rank  of  every 
citizen  who  had  the  honor  of  serving  his  country  on  the 
twelfth  and  thirteenth  of  September,  1814,  at  North  Point 
and  Fort  McHenry. 

The  extracts  are  copied  from  the  original  rolls  on  file  in 
the  3d  auditor's  office  of  the  AVar  Department,  and  should 
errors  occur  in  any  of  the  companies,  by  the  insertion 
of  the  names  of  individuals  who  were  not  present  at  the 
biittle,  or  by  the  non-appearance  of  others,  and  by  the 
varied  rank  of  any  of  the  officers,  the  error  must  be 
attributed  to  their  own  accounting  officer,  and  be  satisfied 
that  it  was  the  wish  of  no  one  to  hold  back  the  services 
of  any,  or  to  add  any  renown  where  .it  did  not  justly 
belong. 

The  publisher  also  regrets  his  inability  to  obtain  anything 
like  correct  information  respecting  the  Virginia  and  Bal- 
timore County  troops — as  soon  as  received,  it  will  lie 
i^rinted. 


MUSTER    ROLL. 


Names  ot  tlie  General  and  Staff  Officers  of  the  third  Divi?ion 
of  Maryh\ud  Militia  in  the  service  of  the  United  States  on 
the  12th  day  of  September;  1814  : 

Samuel  Smith,  ifajor  General. 
Isaac  McKim,  Aid-de-Camp. 
Edwakd  Patterson,  Aid-deCamp. 
JonN  Speaii  Smith,   Volunteer  Aid. 
Jonathan  Meredith,  Division  luKjiector. 
SViLLiAM  Bates,  A.^hH  Adjutant  Oeneral. 
Robert  Patterson,  -l.ss'i  Division  Inspector. 
Jeremiah  Sullivan,  Division  Quarter  Master. 
Nicholas  Price,  Special  Judge  Advoca'e. 
Robert  S.  Hollis,  Secretary  to  the  General. 


Names  of  the  General  and  Staff  OfScers  of  the  11th  Brigade 
third  Division  of  Maryland  Militia  in  the  service  of  the 
United  States  on  the  12th  September,  1814: 

ToBFAS  E.  Stansbury,  Brigadier  General. 

James  IIaslktt,  Brigade  Major. 

Edward  G.  Woodykak,  Aid-de-Camp. 

John  Nelson,  \st  lAeut.  and  Ass^t  Aid-de- Camp. 

George  Harryman,  Brigade  Quarter  Master. 

George  Fisher,   Wagon  Master. 

Wesley  Walker,  Forage  Master. 


Names  of  the  General  and  Staff  Officers  of  the  first  Brigade 
of  Maryland  Militia  in  the  service  of  the  United  States  on 
the  12th  day  of  September,  1814: 

Thomas  Fofman,  Brirjadier  GencnU. 

Philip  Thomas,  Aid-de-Camp. 

R.  W.  Armstkong,  Brigade  Mnjor. 

Samuel  Buadfoid    Brigade  Quarter  Master. 

Thomas  Brown,  Brigade   Wagon  Master. 


Names  of  the  General  and  Staff  Officers  of  the  third  Brigade 
of  Maryland  Militia  in  the  service  of  the  United  States  on 
the  12th  of  September,  1814 : 

John  Stricker,  Brigadier  General. 
James  Calhoun,  Jr  ,  Brigade  Major. 
Geokge  p.  Stevenson,  Aid-de-Camp. 
Jacob  Small,  Brigade  Quarter  Master. 


Names  of  the  Field  and  Staff  and  Company  Officers,  Non- 
commissioned Officers,  and  Privates  of  the  fifth  Regiment 
of  Maryland  Cavalry  Militia,  who  served  at  North  Point 
and  Foit  McHenry,  12lh  September,  1814,  taken  from  the 
Muster  Rolls  on  file  in  the  office  of  the  Third  Auditor  of 
the  Treasury  of  the  United  States: 

James  Biays,  Lieutenant  Colonel. 
\ViLi,TAM  Jackson,  l.<it  Major. 
William  B.  Barney,  2d  Major. 
LEMUEL  Taylor,  Adjutant. 
F.  C.    ToELLE,  Surgeon. 
Campbell  P.  White,  Quarter  Master. 
John  Haslam,   Veterinary  Surgeon. 
James  Blair,  Sergeant  Major. 


INDEPENDENT  LIGHT  DRAGOONS. 

Jehu  Bouldin,  Captain.  Nuth'l  Hitchcock,  Cornet. 

Thomas  Kell,  1st  Lieut.  Samuel  Alberger,  1st  Sergt. 

Joseph  R.  Foard,  2d  Lieut.       John  Carnoles,      2d    do. 


Eli  Green,  3d  Ser'gt. 

FeiM.  Brusliwt'ller,  4tli     do. 

Nfttlmniol  Smilli,  1st  Corp'l. 

William  Thomas,  2d     do. 

Williiiin  Mumma,  3d    do. 

James  C.  Dew,  4th  do. 
John  Buck,  Trnmpeter. 

Cross  William  S.  Private. 

Coats,  Frederick  " 

Cristmond,  Thomas  " 

Davis,  Amos  " 
Denny,  David  G. 

Everet,  Thomas  " 

Gill,  Nicholas  C.  " 


Gambril,  John 
Gill,  Bennel  C. 
(Jreen,  Abed 
Ilenwtod,  .(oshua 
Hall,  Caleb 
Mumma,  John 
Mumma,  Henry 
Maxlield,  Jolin 
McGIennan,  Jame.<> 
McLaughlin,  Daniel 
Newtou,  Anthony 
O'Riety.  Jo=;.pli  C. 
Reese,  Henry 


Private. 


FIRST  BALTIMORE  HUSSARS. 


James  Sterett,  Captain. 
John  Smith  Hollius,  ist  Lieut. 
John  W.  Stump,       2d      do. 
James  Barroll,  Cornet. 
Wesley  Woods,  Q.  M.  S. 
Peter  Delvachio,   1st  Ser'gt. 
John  Sterling,        2d    do. 
Wm.  B.  Buchanan,  3d    do. 
Sam'lMcClellan,    4th  do. 
Nath'l  Saltenstal,  1st  Corp'l. 
Francis  Cooke,      2d      do. 
Eli  Siuipkins,        3d      do. 
Samuel  Scott,        4th    do. 
Ailkeu  Robert,  Private. 

Bowlev.  Samuel  " 

Belt.  Thomas  H. 
Biays,  Philip 

Boggs,  Alexander  L.  '•• 

Benson,  Robert  " 

Boelmie,  Charles  L.  " 

Boyle,  Hugh  " 

Cox,  James  jr.  " 

Carroll,  H.  D.  G. 
Coulson,  George  " 

Carr,  Thomas  " 

Dorscy,  Edward  II.  " 

Dorsey,  Richard  B.  " 

Dorsey.  Samuel  " 

Evans,  Hugh  W. 
Frisby,  Richard 
Gibson,  John  " 

Gorsuch,  Robert  " 

Qittings,  James  C.  " 

Gittings,  James,  jr.  " 


Griffith,  Samuel  G.  Private. 

Ilurxlhall,  Ferdinand  " 

Herring,  Henry  " 
HoUingsworth,  Sam'I,  jr.  " 

Hollins,  William  " 
Levering,  Francis 

Ludden,  Lemuel,  jr.  " 

Lornian,  Alexander  " 
Mulliken,  Ricliard  D. 

Marean,  Thomas  " 
McNull}%  John 
Mahr  Martin  F, 

Muihken,  Basil  D.  " 

Marsh  Stephen  " 
Moshur,  James,  jr. 
McLannahan,  J   J. 

O'Donnell,  Columbus  " 

Owings,  Beal  " 
Partridge,  James 

P^.lmer,  Edward  " 
Price,  Walter 

Prince,  Caspar  " 

Rogers,  Henry  W.  " 

Raborg,  Samuel  " 

Ricaud,  Benjamin  " 

Ridgate,  Benjamin  C.  " 

Scott,  Henry  D.  " 

Sleeper,  Jonathan  " 

Swanii,  John  " 

Stewart,  Alexander  " 

Spillmau,  James  " 
Stereit,  William 

Tschudy,  Samuel  " 

Taylor,  Lemuel  G.  " 


Van  Wyck.  John  C. 
White,  Joseph 
Wheeler,  James  B. 
Williams,  Henry  L. 
Wilmer,  John  W. 
Waring,  George  W. 
Waters,  Richard 


Private.  Wallis,  John,  jr. 
"        Ward,  Solomon 
"        Wilkins,  John 
"         Wilkins,  Joseph 

Wiremau,  William 
"        Yellott,  George 


Private. 


MARYLAND  CHASSEURS. 


Janus  Horton,  Captnin. 
Jacob  Myers,  Lieutenant. 
Elijah  Beam,        do. 
John  Stierly,  Cornet. 
Jacob  Hanny,     Sergeant. 
Thomas  Welsh,        do. 
Wm.  Stansbury,       do. 
Andrew  Rohr,  do. 

Richard  Grimes,       do. 
Caleb  Turner,   Corporal. 
John  Craggs,  do. 

Joseph  Evcrson,  do. 
John  Durham,  do. 
Beam,  William  Private. 

Butler,  James 
Bankard,  Jacob 
Bower,  Jacob  " 

Foreman,  Elijah  " 

Fansbrimer,  Daniel  " 

Fuller,  Nicholas  " 

Gowan,  John  " 

Hammer,  George  " 

Jackson,  William  " 

Krail,  John  G. 


Kirk.  Thomas 
Kohlstadt,  Benjamin 
Lauduslager,  Jacob 
Levy,  Andrew 
Maidwell,  John 
Miller,  Christopher 
Myers,  Henry 
Myers,  William 
Marche,  Perry 
Mercer,  James 
Ross,  Thomas 
Storey,  Robert 
Seltzer,  Jacob 
Seltzer,  Lewis 
Shefl'er,  Jesse 
Simpson,  John 
Winuigden,  Lewis 
Winkler,  John 
Wood,  Henry  H. 
Walker,  Sater  T. 
Willson,  Greenbury 
Zigler,  John  L. 
Zigler,  John  W. 


Pr 


vale. 


FELL'S  POINT  LIGHT  DRAGOONS. 


John  Hanna,  Captain. 
John  Rusk,  1st  Lieut. 
Peter  Peduse,  2d  do. 
Tliomas  Raven,  Cornet. 
J.  Siiinnick,  Co.  Qr.  Mr.  Sgt. 
Henry  Dorry,    1st  Serg't. 
Calvin  Cooper,  2d    do. 
E.  Galloway,       3d    do. 
Peter  Cavana,    4th  do. 


Andrew  Dalck,  1st  Corp'l. 
JohnC'iaig,  2d     do. 

John  Weedham,  3d  do. 
Thomas  Sprigg,  4th  do. 
Bryan,  Charles  Private. 

Cole.  Nathaniel  " 

Cassitly,  Patrick  " 

Carroll.  Patrick  *' 

Deal,  George  " 


Delcher,  Jolin 
Huort'or,  Joel 
Husirr,  Gotloil) 
IIiiiTymiiM  Stoplieu 
McCiiniiis.  John 
McDonald,  Hui^h 
Miilloy,  Patrick 
Piiliidge,  Daubncr  B. 


Private.  Pilch,  James 
Uusli.  George 
"         Slansbury,  Josias 
"         Stevenson,  Joshua 
"        Scaton,  Robert 
"         Sieine,  George 
Turner,  Thomaa 


Private. 


Names  of  the  Field  and  Staff  and  Company  OfHcers,  No:- 
Commissioucd  Officers  and  Privates  of  the  First  Regiment 
of  Artillery  of  the  Maryland  Militia,  who  served  at  North 
Point  and  Fort  McHenry  on  the  12th  day  of  September, 
1S14,  taken  from  the  Muster  Rolls  on  tile  in  the  office  of 
the  3d  Auditor  of  the  Treasury  of  the  United  States. 

David  Haruis,  Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Solomon  G.  Albers,  U<  Mnjor. 

Mattiikw  McLaughlin,  ~d  do. 

Upton  S.  Heath,  \st  Lieutenant  and  Adjutant. 

Benjamin  Hodges,  Ixt  L.ieulenant  and  Pay  Master. 

John  G.  Johnston,  (Quarter  Master. 

Martin  Furwick,  Surgeon. 

Michael  Diffenderffer,  Surgeon's  Mate. 

Nathaniel  Peabce,  Sergeant  Major. 

Augdstus  Bauohan,  Sergeant  Major. 

John  Thomas,  Quarter  Master. 


FRANKLIN    ARTILLERY. 


Joseph  Myers,  Captain. 
Lyman  Adams,   1st   Lieut. 
Julius  Willard,    2d       do.  • 
SVilliara  Miller,  3d        do. 
And.  McClellen,  1st  Ser'gt. 
Thomas  Stow,     2d     do. 
Juo.  H.  Newman,  3d     do. 
I'h.  Buckingham,4th     do. 
John  Rogers,      1st  Corp'l. 
John  Wright,      2d    do. 
William  Web,    3d    do. 
Isaac  Baker,       4th     do. 
John  Simpson,  Musician. 
Edward  Thompson,  do. 
Boyd,  Joseph  Private. 

Berry,  Thomas  D.  " 

Bangs,  John  " 

Basdey,  James  " 


Bush,  John  F. 
Clifford,  Sylvester 
Claik,  William 
Cocur,  John 
Cochran,  William  A. 
Fontz,  Henry 
Freeman,  Cijarles 
Forrester,  Lenard 
Goweu,  George 
Haddaway,  William 
Hay,  George 
Hall,  Eliga 
Henuaman,  Isaac 
Heuneman,  Jacob 
Herbert,  Charles 
Howel,  Abraliani 
Jordan,  Henry 
King.  John 


Private. 


Kreigh,  Frederick 
Kemp,  William 
Kennedy,  Richard 
Lloyd,  William 
Matthews,  Thomas  L. 
Metzguer,  William 
jVIoody,  Isanc 
Martin,  John 
McKim,  Uanicl 
Mortimer,  John 
McGill,  Arhur 
Notherman,  Oeorge 
Neal,  Hichard 
Nicholson,  AVilliam 
Oler,  George 
Patterson,  William 
Price,  Nehemiah 
Retew,  William 
Stevenson,  Isaiah 
Sumraerwell,  Richard 


10 

Private.  Sunenshine,  Miciiael 
"        Shumack,  Stephen 
"        Suter,  Jacob 
"        Stoudt,  George 
"        Slayton,  David 
"        Tliompson,  William 
"        Turner,  Joseph 
Worthan.  Damon 
Walker.  William 
"         Wood,  John  G. 
"        AVilliams,  Horatio 
"        Willis,  Justan 
"        White  ricnry, 
"        Waters,  Stephen 
"        Waters,  Joseph 
"        Weaver,  Daniel 
"        Whatkins,  Gassway 
"        Wiley,  Robert 

Zimmerman,  John 


Private. 


COLUMBIAN  ARTILLERY. 


Samuel  Moale,  Captain. 
Barrack  Williams,  1st   Lieut. 
William  Frick,  2d      do. 

William  Shroeder,    3d      do. 
R.  W.  Latimer,    1st  Ser'gt. 
James  Sykes,        2d      do. 
Wm.  P.  Lemmon,  3d      do. 
Isaac  C.  Lea,        4th      do. 
Ebenezer  Perkins,  1st  Corp'l. 
Wra.  Renshaw,       2d      do. 
John  G.  Comegys,  3d      do. 
Mathias  Rich,        4th      do. 
Thomas  Whitlow,  Drummer. 
Oeorge  Boss,  Fifer. 
Andrews,  John  Private. 

Abercrombie,  James  " 

Briscoe,  Alexander  " 

Bennett,  Joseph  " 

Brice,  John  " 

Birkhead,  James  " 

Brown,  John  " 

Cruse,  William  O. 
Clark,  Hooper     .  " 

Chonce,  John  " 

Conipte,  Julius  " 

Caldwell,  John  A. 
Chase,  Stephen  " 

Curtis,  J.  L.  " 


Deal,  Jacob 
Dunkel,  E.  A. 
Ducatel,  J.  F. 
Dalrymple,  Willi. im  P. 
Dorsey,  Hammond 
Darvis,  Edward 
Finley,  Ebenezer  L. 
Finlay,  Hugh 
Golder,  Archibald 
Green,  Tliomas  B. 
Grafton,  Nathan 
Grafton,  ]\Iark 
Gill,  John  B. 
Hutchins.  Jarrett 
Hauptman,  Daniel 
Hall,  Edward 
Howard,  Jacob 
Hoffman,  David 
Harris,  Samuel  H. 
Higinbottom,  Thos. 
Hopkinson,  Francis 
Johns,  William  P. 
Jenkins,  Felix 
Israel,  Fiekkr 
Jenkins,  Samuel 
Kennedy,  William 
Keuuedy,  Mordicai 
Kelso,  George  G. 


Pjivatc 


11 


Lansdalo, William  M.    Private. 
Lcvi'ly,  Joliu  S. 

Lyon,  Holiert,  jr.  " 

Lamson,  Henry  " 

Lone}',  John  " 

Lemiuon,  Robert  " 

Lxles,  David  C.  " 

Linvill,  James  M.  " 
Lytle,  Tliomas 
Mnccubiii,  Charles  C.        " 

McAtlie.  Frtmcis  " 
Moale.  Randall  H. 

Patridge,  Eaton  R.  " 

Peirce,  Levi,  jr.  •' 

Robinson,  Samuel  " 

Riggs,  George  W.  " 

Ridgely,  Isaiah  " 

Rich,  John  " 

Richards,  Lewis  M.  " 


Rich,  George  Private. 

Ridgel}',  Jiimes  " 

Silhnan,  Tliomas  D.  " 

Si)alding,  John  " 

Scott,  Jeremiah  " 

Stewart,  William  S.  " 

Singleton,  Charles  " 

Schley,  Jacob  " 

Scott,  Henry  " 
Shaw,  William  C. 

Tilyard,  James  "  * 

Taylor,  Robert  A.  " 

Thomas.  Oliver  H.  " 

Wyse,  John  M,  " 
Walsh,  James 
Yeiser,  E.  F. 

Negro  George,  Capt's  Servant. 
Negro  Welton,  Lieut's      " 

Negro  Thomas,     do.  " 


BALTIMORE  UNION  ARTILLERY. 


John  Montgomery,  Captain. 
John  S.  Stiles,  1st  Lieut. 

Joseph  R.  Brooks,  2d  do. 
Jonathan  Fitch,  :'d  do. 
Jesse  PlasUip,  1st  Ser'gt. 

John  Riley,  2d    do. 

Geoi  ge  Eaverson,  3d  do. 
Willi;!m  Sewell,  4th  do. 
Alexander  Boyd,  1st  Corp'l. 
George  Bartol,  2d  do. 
Wm.^H.  Fonerdon,3d  do. 
Samuel  House,  4th  do. 
Adreon,  George  Private 

Armstrong,  Thomas  "  ■ 

Armstrong,  John  " 

Bowers.  Martin  " 

Barger,  George 
Barger,  John  " 

Barnes,  John 
Bartlett,  William 
Burull,  Theophilus  " 

Bnmett,  Andrew  " 

Barcroft,  Ralph  " 

Brown,  John  " 

Cator,  John  " 

Chalmers,  Jame8  " 

Chambers,  John  M.  " 

Chillis,  Samuel  " 

Curlett,  James  " 


Ciirlett,  Thomas  Private. 

Cros-au.  John  " 

Campbell,  Hugh  " 

Churchm:m,  Alfred  W. 

Cam  1  ham.  James  " 

Dwyer,  William 

Delcher,  George  " 

Davidson,  James  '• 

Donning,  William  " 

Elliot,  Joseph  B 

Elliot,  John  B. 

Etchberger,  John  " 

Erwin,  John  ' 

Franciscus,  George 

Farrall,  James  W. 

Finn,  John  W. 

German.  Jonathan  " 

(iill,  Ezekiel  C. 

Holland,  James  " 

Howard,  David 

Hewett,  William  " 

Hill,  Arthur 

Hazletine,  David  " 

Jones  Joshua  " 

Jordan,  Frederick  " 

Joseph,  Manuel  " 

Keen,  William,  jr.  " 

Lamb,  John  " 

Long,  Abraham  " 


13 


Lowry,  Robert 
Mamma,  Samuel 
Mills,  Ezekiel 
Mills,  Willirim  P. 
Miller,  Frederick 
Mopps,  Adam 
Nijipard,  George 
Pollard,  Seth 
Penmim.  John 
Parker,  Evan 
Ren^haw,  Tliomas  S 
Robinson,  John 
Riley,  John 
Rowles,  John 
Riugrose,  John  W. 
Rubt,  Charles 
Shade,  John 


Private.  Sharkey,  Michael  Private, 

"        Stewart,  Thomas  " 

"        Shaw,  James  B,  " 

"        Stone,  Richard  " 

Smuch,  William 

Stausbury,  Elijah  " 

Towson,  Joshua  " 

"        Turner,  John  " 

"        Walter,  John  " 

West,  William  " 

West,  John 

"        Wimmel,  George  S.  " 

"        Wiese,  Frederick  A.  " 

"  Williams,  Thomas  " 
"  Emanuel,  offici  r's  servant. 
"        John,             *'              " 


BALTIMORE  FENCIBLES. 


Levi  Clagelt, 
David  Putton 


Josh,  H.  Nicholson,  Captain. 

Jesse  Eichelberger,  1st  Lieut. 

Acdrew  Clopper,      3d     do. 
:^d    do. 
)  1  St  Ser'gt  & 
\  ?j\  Lieut, 

John  Cleunn, 

Samuel  Harris, 

AYm.  Douglas, 

Join.  Ready, 
J.  A.  Wallace, 


2d  Ser'gt. 
M    do. 
4th    do. 
}  Isl  Corp'l. 
V  &  3d  Ser'gt. 
I  2d  Corp'l  & 
[4th  Ser'gt. 
/  3d  Corp'l  & 
[  2d    do. 
I  4th  Corp'l  & 
\  2d     do. 

Private 
Alexander,  Thomas  " 

Boyd,  Andrew 
Bond,  Henry  " 

Bcall,  John  W. 
Berry,  Horatio  " 

Buckler,  John  C.  " 

Brice,  James  E. 
Cohen,  Php.  I.  "  v 

Colien,  Mendus  " 

Collins,  James  W.  " 

Cooper,  Wm.  S.  " 

Conkling,  Tlio.  C.  " 


H.  Armstrong, 

Ralph  Smith 
Arthey,  Wm.  F. 


Child,  Wm  j 

Claggett,  Thos 
Dannemau,  C.  H. 

Dorscy,  Joshua     ] 

Ditfenderffer,  Jno. 
Douglass,  Geo. 
Dalrymple,  Geo. 
Eichelberger,  Lewis 
Eichelberger,  Wm. 
Etting,  Saml. 

Fulton,  Wm.  S.     ] 

Fernaudis,  Walter 
Guildener,  Chas. 
Granger,  Jas. 
Graybell,  Php. 
Hawkins,  Jas.  L. 
Hutciiins,  Thos. 
Hegcnbottom,  Jno. 
Horner,  Francis 
Hurnessey,  Tho. 
Hurdis,  James 
Hughes,  Wm. 
Howard,  Brice 
Jones,  Edwd. 
Keller,  John 
Lawsoii,  Geo. 
Lerew,  John 


Private  and 

4th  Cor]i'l. 

Private. 


do   and 
5th  Corp'l. 
Private. 


do.  and 
6th  Corp'l. 
PriTate. 


Lindenberger,  Jb. 
Mnuro,  Php. 
Maccubin,  Moses 
Monroe,  Isaac 
Morgan,  Edwd. 
Mayer,  Charles  F. 
Neale,  John  G. 
Pollelt,  J.  B. 


Poor,  Jno.  F. 

Price,  Andw. 
Hogers,  Thos. 
Rigliart,  Php. 
Rigden,  Jno.  E. 


13 

Private.  Sands,  Benjn.  N. 

"  Sylvester,  Saml. 

"  Spicer,  Thos. 

"  Schwartze,  Hry. 

"  Stickney,  Hry. 

"  Snyder,  Andw. 

"  Shbrtt,  Jno. 

"  Tinman,  Patrick 

do.  and  Vance,  William 

3d  Corp'l.  Williams,  Geo. 

Private.  Williams,  Cumbd.  D. 
Williams.  Nathl.  F. 

"  Watkius,  Thomas 

"  Yates,  Jno. 


Private. 


AMERICAN  ARTILLERISTS 


2d  do, 

3d  do. 

4th  do. 

1st  Corp'l. 

2d  do. 

3d  do 

4th  do 


Private 


Rd   B.  Magruder,  Captain. 

John  Bradford,       1st  Lieut. 

David  Griffith,        2d     do. 

S.J.Thompson.      2d     do. 

W.H.Wustandley,:kl     do. 

August  Bonghan.     1st  Ser'gt. 

Sam'l  Cohen,  jr., 

Wm.  G.  Elderkin, 

Wm.  Dew, 

Stephen  Lawson, 

John  Casey. 

Mat.  P.  Mitchell, 

Adam  B.  Kyle, 

John  F.  Charlton,  Drummer 

"Wm.  Moore,  Filer. 

Allen,  Sam'l  W. 

Allen,  James 

Beall,  Rd.  B. 

Bond,  Joshua 

Brice,  John  jr. 

Barcklie,  Thomas 

Beatley,  Wm.  jr. 

Bose,  William 

Bailey,  John  H. 

Bill,  Hugh 

Cose,  Rd.  G. 

Cox.  Peter 

Caldwell,  Jno.  R, 

Crawford,  Wm.  B. 

Caldwell,  James  P. 

Cuzeanse,  Bernard 

Cooch,  Zebulou 

Dickens,  John 

Daley,  Ben.  S. 


Davis,  Jacob  G. 
Delmas.  Alenis  A. 
Dae,  Daniel 
Edwards.  Samuel 
Fowler.  William 
Finlay.  John 
French,  Ebenezer 
Furgussou.  Thomas 
Falkuer,  Abraham 
Golder,  Robert 
Grimes,  Joseph 
Glenn,  James 
Green,  Thomas 
Gambrall,  John 
Glenn,  John  W. 
Glenn,  John,  jr. 
Griffith,  Mathew 
Howell.  Wm.jr. 
Hubball,  Ebenezer 
Hicks,  John 
Hess,  Joseph 
Hillen,  Solomon 
Hanson,  Wm. 
Howell,  John  B. 
Hands,  Wm.  G. 
Hess,  Jesse 
Joice,  John 
Jones,  Nicholas  S. 
Jonas,  Jacob 
Kinkaid,  James 
Kennedy,  Dennis 
Linvill,  John 
Magruder.  Gustavus 
McKee,  William 


Private. 


14 


McKeel,  John 
Miller,  George 
Myers,  Stephen 
McLaughlin,  Philip 
Mooses,  Parker 
Newman,  Lawson 
Norwood,  Edward 
Nelson,  Benjamin 
Petit,  Augustus 
Perriue,  D.  M. 
Rudoljjh,  Zebulon 
Robinson,  Thomas 
Riston,  George 
Robinson,. James 
Rose,  John  P. 
Robertson,  George 
Rickstein,  George 
Ridgeley,  Thomas 
Sinimonds,  Samuel 
Shaw,  Nathan 
Starr,  Hezekiah 
Simmonds,  John  A. 


Private.  Starr,  William  Private. 

Schaeffer,  F.  G. 

"        Sumwalt,  Pliilip  " 

"        Sprunig,  George  " 

"        Stansbury,  William  " 

Taylor,  Elijah 

"        Turner,  Nathaa  " 

"        Tarmer,  James  " 

"        Thomas.  .John  W.  " 

Town,  John  " 

"         Waters,  Joseph  "    • 

Waters,  Joseph  G.  " 

"         Wollen,  Zachariah  •' 

"        Wheeler,  Jacob  " 

"        Wallace,  Solomon  " 

Wright,  AVilliam  " 

"        Wiley,  Alexander  " 

"        Younker,  Francis  " 

"         Young,  Peter  A.  " 
"        Nicholas  Wallace,        servant. 

"        William  Konig,  " 


WASHINGTON  ARTILLERY. 

John  Bferry,  Captain. 

Carson,  William 

Benjamin  Buck, 

1st  Lieut. 

Conway,  Thomas 

George  Herring, 

2d    do. 

Cassard,  Gilbert 

James  Beacham, 

3d    do. 

Collins,  Cornelius 

John  Hahn, 

Ist  Serg't. 

Cook,  Anthony  L. 

James  Russell, 

2d    do. 

Carman.  Jacob 

Philip  Tilyard, 

3d    do. 

Davis,  Diivid 

Wells  Cooper, 

4th  do. 

Duval,  Marsh  M. 

James  Clark, 

1st  Corp'l. 

Devatur,  .Jacob 

Basil  Duke, 

2d    do. 

Dare,  Nathl.  C. 

Henry  Hilbert, 

3d    do. 

Erwiu,  Jerrard 

John  T.  Sumwalt, 

4th  do. 

Foy,  James 

Andrew  Hunter,  Fifer. 

Fahuestock,  Derrick 

Henry  Ligbtner.  Drummer. 

Fahnestock,  Peter 

Atkinson,  Angells 

Private, 

,  Fry,  John 

Aisquith,  Robert  C 

Fisher,  Jacob 

Anderson,  Wm.  M 

Gray,  William 

Beison,  Thos.  V. 

Gray,  John 

Berry,  John  W. 

Hussey,  George  jr. 

Berry,  Beuj.  F. 

Hammer,  Jacob 

Brown,  John  M. 

Helm,  Leonard 

Bailey,  George  W. 

Hilbert,  John 

Brooks,  William 

Konig,  Samuel 

Baxley,  George 

Lowe,  Henderson  P. 

Bartling,  Daniel 

Linch,  John 

Crelzer,  John 

Low  man,  Emoiy 

Private. 


15 


Landstreet,  John 
Maekcy.  Jolin  jr. 
Moore,  Jolm  B. 
jMcEllifiolt.  Pierce  G. 
NcCiil.bin.  John  S. 
McCMaiii,  .John 
McLi'iivy,  Henry 
Miller,  George  W. 
Miller,  Matthew 
McMackin,  "William 
Nacrle,  Joseph 
Noble,  Alexander 
Pratt,  John  11. 
Perry,  Richard 
Pennleton,  Daniel 
Resser,  Jacob 
Reggin,  James 
Sweeting,  Benj.  B. 
Storey,  John 
Smith,  Nathl.  L. 
Shcebe,  John 
Seaton,  Henry 
Shutt,  George 


Private.  Simpson,  Ernsmus 
"         Stiniplc,  Anthony 
"         Suinwalt.  John  X. 
''        Taylor,  James 
"        Taylor,  Thomas 
"        Taylor,  I.,evin 
"        Taylor,  Cromwell 
"        Voyce,  Thomas 

Winchester,  Thos.  C. 
"        Wareham,  George 
"        "Wells,  Tlioraas  \V. 
"        West,  Nicholas 
"         Williams,  Lewis 
"        Whetson,  David 

Watts,  John  S. 
"        Wight.  Jesse 

Watts,  Ezekiel 
"        Wigart,  Henry 
"        Wamaling,  John 
"         AVoods,  l^amuel 
"        Williams,  Jonathan 
"        Wood,  John 
"        Young,  John 


Private. 


BALTIMORE  INDEPENDENT  ARTILLERISTS. 


Charles  Pennington,  Captain. 
Thomas  Russell,    1st  Lieut. 
Joseph  Clemm,      2d    do. 
Robert  S.  Moore,  3d    do. 
Thomas  Vance,       1st  Ser'gt. 
John  S.  King,  2d      do. 

James  C.  Wilson,  3d  do. 
Thomas  M .  Locke,  4tb  do. 
Benjamin  Brooks,  5th  do. 
Peter  L.  White,  1st  Corp'l. 
Thos.  P.  Ricand,  2d  do. 
John  ilortou,  3d      do. 

Wm.  M.  Wallace,  4th   .  do. 
Isaac  Taylor,  5lh      do. 


Black,  Samuel 
Barkman,  John 
Branson,  Joseph 
Baker,  Charles 
Bond,  J.  T. 
Birkhead,  Lenox 
Cobb,  G.  K. 
Callander,  J.  A. 
Collins,  Lee 
Cook,  W.  G. 
Duncan,  Joseph 


Private. 


Duer,  Charles 
Diiismore,  Samuel 
Elkry,  Eppes 
Everett,  Edward 
Ewaldt,  J.  H. 
Falconer,  Jonathan 
Ford,  G.  W. 
Guthrow,  Stephen 
Goodrick,  Eli 
Grter,  George 
Gregg,  Alexander 
Harwood,  Charles 
Hayne,  George 
Jessop,  Charles 
Kiucaid,  Wallace 
Kent,  Emanuel,  jr. 
Lusby,  William 
Lambie,  James 
McLaughlin,  Peter 
McCartney,  Peter 
Meeks,  William 
Mackin,  James 
Mayer,  Lewis 
McNeal,  James 
Morehead,  Henry 


Private. 


Nowland,  Lambert 
Oweens,  Isaac 
Osborne,  H.  P. 
Pascault,  Francis 
Patillo,  Henry  H. 
Rutter,  Thomas  G. 
Raymond,  Daniel 
Rust,  Samuel 
Sinners,  E.  R. 
Sbane,  Dennis 
Shields,  William 
Stanley,  Joseph 
Stewart,  George  L. 
Schaeffer,  Christian 
Southcomb,  Carey 
Schwartz,  A.  J.  B. 
Smith,  Samuel 
Street,  William 


16 


Private.  Thompson,  David  Private. 
Towson,  O.  W. 
"        Taylor,  Robert 
"        Teaclile,  Severn 
"        AVyville,  Marmaduke         " 

Williams,  John  " 

AVells,  W.  T.  " 

Weir,  John  R.  " 

Walsh,  John  " 

Wilson,  J.  C.  " 

Wilhelm,  P.  " 

"        Winn,  S.  D.  " 

"        White,  Thomas  " 

"        Zigler,  Henry  " 

"        Kleinfelter,  Michael  " 

"        Charles  Maynard,  servant. 

"        Carlos  Davies,  " 


EAGLE  ARTILLERISTS. 


George  J.  Brown,  Captain. 
Thomas  Cockrill,    1st  Lieut. 
William  Mundell,    2d      do. 
Benjamin  Rouse,   Sergeant. 
Charles  Baker,  do. 

James  Corner,  do. 

Wm.  Gilberthorp,       do. 
David  Greaves,      Corporal. 
John  P.  Strobel,  do. 

J  >8eph  Clark,  do. 

Benjamin  Arnold        do.- 
Anderson,  Nicholas     Private. 
Boston,  Charles  " 

Boss,  George  " 

Binyon,  Thomas  " 

Bond,  Lambert  " 

Beard,  Hugh  " 

Classon,  John  " 

Chapman,  Christopher      " 
Casey,  William  " 

Chambey,  Dennis  " 

Champlin,  A.  P. 
Carrol,  Mark  " 

Dorney,  Bartholomew       " 
Duncan,  J.  W.  " 

Delaware,  Thomas  " 

Donoho,  Barney  " 

Dye,  William  " 

Donnelly,  John  " 

Daley,  John  " 


Dougherty,  John 
Delauy,  William 
Gardiner,  James 
Groom,  William 
Grossh,  John 
Graham,  Owen 
Harris,  Samuel 
Jones,  George 
Johnson,  Wm.  H. 
Jones,  John  W. 
Johns,  William 
Johnson,  Robert 
Johnson,  Archibald 
Lehea,  Morris 
Lorman,  William 
Lenox,  James 
Leiuhart,  Henry 
Myers,  Solomon. 
McCluster,  Henry 
McKoan,  Edward 
McClain,  Charles 
Moor,  Nathaniel 
Millard,  J.  L. 
McWilliaras,  M: 
MusiJjrove,  Wm. 
McMuliin,  Wm. 
Matthews,  James 
McNeal,  James 
O'Cornor,  Lewis 
Parks,  William 


Private. 


17 


Pendigmst,  I'atiick 
Ronclir,  Alt'xauder 
Reilly,  Pulrick 
Ross,  James 
Ritchie,  William 
Schofiekl,  J.  S. 
Sheiidau,  Thos. 


Private.  Sauuders,  Alexauder 

Tyler,  John 

Tebo,  Peter 
"        Teho,  Peter, jr. 

Tall,  Antliony 

Williams,  J.  S. 
"        Wallace,  James 


FIRST  BALTIMORE  VOLUNTEER  ARTILLERY. 


Abraham  Pike, 
John  King, 
Reuben  Ross, 
John  Keys, 
Thos.  H.  Fairbaiu, 
Gotleib  Hoffman, 
Samuel  Baum, 
Alex.  Osborne, 
William  Sprole, 
"Wm.  Keilholtz, 
Joshua  C4ibson, 
Altfather,  Ilenry 
Ash,  John 
Armitagc,  Benj. 
Bradley,  Isaac 
Black,  Thomas 
Bradebaugh, Jacob 
Butler,  Richard 
Benson,  John  P, 
Bixler,  David 
Elder,  Basil  S. 
Foss,  George,  jr. 
Fisher,  John 
Fiuley,  Thomas 
Fernandis,  Samuel 
Foss,  Jacob 
Grubb,  Michael,  jr- 
Gould,  James 
Grcnry,  William 
Garland,  John  B. 
Hughes,  George  L. 
Hussy,  Asabel 
Hill,  George,  jr. 
Hoffman,  John 
Irvine,  John 


Captain.     Jones,  Jonathan  J. 
1st  Lieut.     Inloes,  James 
2d      do.     Kirkland,  A'exander 
1st  Ser'gt.    Keller,  George 
2d      do.      King,  Henry 
3d      do.     Kimmel,  Michael 
4th     do.     Lebon,  Charles 
1st  Corp'l.  Linsey,  Andrevr 
2d      do.     Liudey,  Midhael 
3d      do.     Male,  Joseph  A. 
4th     do.     McColm,  Mathew 
Private.  Moore,  Henry 

"        Nicholson,  Thomas 
Orme,  Archibald  E. 
"        Owings,  John 

Phillips,  William 
"        Richardson,  Eztkiel 
"        Robinson,  William 
"         Rider,  Arthur 
"        Robinson,  Thomas 

Rickey,  Wm.  W. 
"        Shaw,  Samuel 
"        Sampson,  Charles 
*'        Schultz,  Conrad 
"        Share,  Joseph 
"         Spangler,  Isaac 
"        Shamburgh,  John 

Seig,  Peter 
"        Wallace,  Joseph 
"        Wampler,  Lewis  J. 
"        White,  George 
"        Wedge,  Simon 
*'         Winchester,  Samuel 
"        Yager,  Joseph 


Private. 


STEINER'S  ARTILLERY  OF   FREDERICK. 


Henry  Steiner,  Captain. 
R.  G.  McPherson,  1st  Lieut. 
Lewis  Green,  2d     do. 


John  Buckey,      1st  Ser'gt. 
W'iiliam  Houser,  2d    do. 
Geo.  Dertzback,    3d     do. 


18 


David  Mantz,  4th  Ser'gt. 

Jacob  Kieffer,  1st  Corp'l. 

William  Steiner,  2d       do. 

Heury  Hauer,  3d       do. 

Marcus  Y.  Graff,  4th     do. 

Jacob  Fowble,  Musician. 

John  Stouffer,  " 

Ambrose,  Peter  Private. 
Baer,  Michael  of  Jno.        " 

Barnes,  Samuel  " 
Blackford,  Thomas 
Belt,  Lloyd 

Breant,  Samuel  " 

Boyd,  David  " 

Boone,  Robert  " 

Burhhartf  Daniel  " 
Cassell,  William 

Dean,  Thomas  " 

Dixon,  James  " 
Evett,  George 

Freburger,  Peter  " 

Feagler,  Jacob  " 
Goklsborough,  Nich.          " 

Grahame,  Thomas  *' 

Hansliew,  Henry  " 

Hauer,  George  " 

Harding,  John  L.  " 


Heffner,  Michael 
Holler,  Henry 
Holler,  Daniel 
Jamieson,  John 
Jenkins,  William 
Johnson,  William 
Jolly,  Tliomas  M. 
Kontz,  John 
McClain,  George 
McFarland,  Peter 
McPherson,  William 
Murdock,  Richard  H. 
Miller,  John 
Neaff,  Abraham 
Nixdortf,  Henry 
Nichols,  Adam 
Pyfer,  Philip 
Potts,  Philip 
Rye,  Henry 
Schaffner,  Jacob 
Salmon,  Charles 
Steiner,  Jno.  Thomas 
Shellman,  Jacob 
Scott,  Thomas 
Somerville,  James 
Schissler,  John 
Schriver,  Jacob 


Private. 


UNITED  MARYLAND  ARTILLERY. 


James  Piper,  Captain. 
Henry  Pentz,        1st  Lieut. 
Jacob  Walsh,        2d      do, 
John  Kennedy,     3d      do. 
William  Drake,    1st  Ser'gt. 
Jesse  James,  2d    do. 

Benj.  Germain,  3d  do. 
T.  DeLoughrey,  4th  do. 
Isaac  Bull,  1st  Corp'J. 

Amasa  Kirbv,  2d  do. 
William  Wells,  3d  do. 
Henry  Staylor,  4th  do. 
Browning,  Leir  Private. 

Bilson,  John  " 

Constable,  George  P.        " 
Callmus,  Levi  " 

Clinedienst,  John  " 

Faherty,  Bartley  " 

Folay,  Dennis  " 

Gorsuch,  John  *' 

Grace,  John  " 

Griffith,  Jacob  " 


Griffith,  Anthony 
German,  Philip 
Barker,  John 
Hetzelberger,  John 
Harding,  Stephen 
Haislip,  Humphy  B. 
Johnson,  Samuel 
Hurst,  Elijah 
Kiernan,  John 
Knight,  Peregrine 
Moelliuger,  Jacob 
Murray,  Matthew 
Maynarn,  Quincy 
Neal,  James 
Percgoy,  Caleb 
Pentz,  Daniel 
Roche,  James 
Roche,  Joseph 
Rosse,  George 
Sommers,  Michael 
Snyder,  John 
Staylor,  John 


Private. 


19 

Staylor,  William  Private.  Woods,  Soptha               I'rivale. 

Staylor.  Pliiiip  "  Wickersliam,  Wm.        •    " 

Stout,  Jacob  "  Wise,  John  M.                    " 

Stackers,  Solomon  "  Walker,  Samuel                 " 

Smith,  Charles  "  Samuel  Gourd,  Servant. 

Trexlear,  Ignatius  " 


Names  of  the  Field  and  Staff  and  Company  Officers,  Non- 
Commissioned  Officers  and  Privates  of  the  First  Rifle 
Battalion  of  Maryland  Militia,  who  served  at  North  Point 
and  Fort  McUenry,  12lh  September,  1814— taken  from  the 
Muster  Rolls  on  file  in  the  office  of  the  Third  Auditor  of 
the  Treasury  of  the  United  Stales. 

William  Pinkney,  Major. 

•William  Pinknet,  Jr.,  AOjutant. 

James  W.  Mitchela,  Quarter  Master. 

tSAMUEL  B.  Martin,  burgeon. 

JosiAH  A.  Smith,  Pay  Master. 

B.  U.  Campbell,  Sergeant  Major  and  Adjutant. 

Damiel  Mbtzker,  Quarter  Master  Sergeant. 


SHARP  SHOOTERS. 

Edward  Aisquith,      Captain.     Crouch,  James  Private. 

John  G.  Young,        1st  Lieut.  Chesnut,  John  " 

William  Meeter,        2d      do.     Charlton,  William  " 

Spencer  H.  Cone,      3d      do.     Dukehart,  Henry  " 

George  W.  Howard,  1st  Serg't.  Dawson,  John  " 
Elijah  Pritcbett,        2d      do.    Davis,  John  G. 

Alex.  McKenzie,        3d      do.    Davis,  Thomas  " 

jJohn  McFarron,      4th    do.     Dunning,  Samuel  " 

George  S.  Boyle,      1st  Corp'l.  Gruvir,  John  " 

John  Burk,               2d     do.      Hawkins,  James  " 

Jolin  Hulse,               3d      do.      Howard,  Jacob  " 

Thomas  EUigood,     4th    do.      Howard,  John  " 

Batchelor,  Smith          Private.  Henry,  William  " 

Bromwell,  Jacob                "        Horsey,  Morris  " 

Brown,  Thomas                 "        Hazledine,  John  " 

Bromwell,  Henry  T           "        Huzza,  John  " 

Bruff,  Benj.                         "        Jeffers,  James  " 

Buell,  Albert  D.                  "        Jones,  Edward  " 

Clark,  William                    "         Jones,  Richard  " 

Clark,  Joseph                     "        Keruan,  Leonard  " 

Camp,  William                   "        Lylhe,  John  " 

Crawford,,  William            "        Lee,  James  A.  " 

Curry,  John                        "        Lafavier,  Abraham  " 

Creagb,  James                   *'        Macgill,  Basil  " 

♦Wounded  at  Bladensburg.     tPrisoner.     iTaken  off  the  field  by 
Surjreon  Worter. 


20 


*McComas,  Henry 
Martin,  #ames  E. 
Macgill,  Thomas 
Melliss,  William 
Mitchell,  Alexander 
Murray,  John  E. 
Noble,  Richard 
Prettymau,  Thomas  G. 
Pretty  man,  David  G. 
Pettygrew,  James 


Private.  Parrish,  William 
"        Rusk,  Thomas 
"        Rumsey,  Charles  H. 

Smull,  Jacob  T. 
"        Stewart,  John 

Watts,  Dixon  B. 
"        Watts,  Thomas  B. 
Watson,  Sj'lvester 
*Wells,  Daniel 
Warner,  John 


Private 


UNION  YAGERS. 


Dominic  Bader,  Captain. 
*Gr('gorious  Andre,  1st  Lieut. 
B.  \J.  Campbell,         1st    do. 
Jos.  A.  Strischka,       2d    do. 
Caspar  Hoffman,  Ensign, 
fjacob  Euler,  1st  Ser'gt. 

John  M.  Metier!  2d  do. 
Wm.  Eberviue,  3d  do. 
John  Small,  4th    do. 

Martin  Hirsch,        1st  Corp'l. 
John  Gieger,  2d      do. 

J,  L.  Koellinger,    3d      do. 
James  Fisher,        4th      do. 
Adam  Wilhelm,  Bugler. 
Armeger,  Benjamin    Private, 
Armstrong,  John  " 

Bauier,  Frederick  " 

Baker,  Peter 

Bark  man,  Conrad  " 

Brown,  John  " 

Crane,  Joseph  " 

Disney,  Wesley  " 

Disney,  James  " 

DeGoy,  Bartholomew  " 
Dawson.  William  " 

Dames.  Augustus  " 

Durst,  Felix  J.  " 

Euler,  Conrad  " 

Franklin,  George  " 

Fowble,  William  " 

Fisher,  John  " 

Fisher,  Abraham  " 

Frederick,  Lawrence  " 
Fogleman,  George  " 

Gusenderffer,  John  " 

Grub,  Michael  " 


Hetzler,  John  Private. 

Hoffman,  Lawrence  " 

Jacobs,  John  " 

James,  Charles  " 

Jorden,>John  " 

Johanuess,  William  B.  " 

Kummer,  Frederick  " 

Keipple,  Henry  " 

Koelleuger,  Henry  " 

Lealherwood,  John  " 

Long,  Francis  " 

Moses,  Jacob  " 
Miller,  Philip 

Meyer,  John  " 

Me3'er,  Adam  " 

Meads,  Daniel  " 

Melz,  Peter  " 

Renner,  John  *' 

Roab,  J.  P.  " 

Rothe,  William  " 

Rehberg,  J.  L.  " 

Rothemond,  Dietrick  " 

Schultz,  John  " 

Schaub,  Jacob  " 
Scharffer,  William 

Steinforth,  John  " 

Schroader,  Henry  " 
Steidel,  Gotleib 
Turner,  David  G. 

Undrecli,  Henry  " 

Van  Harten,  Gerrard  " 

Wulpy,  William  " 

Wiegant,  Daniel  " 

Walter,  Henry  " 

Weddekin,  John  " 


♦Killed.    tWounded. 


*>1 


FELL'S  POINT  RIFLEMEN. 


William  B.  Dyer, 
Peter  Foy, 
Ephniiin  Smitli, 
Tliomas  D.  Hook, 
Jolm  Gorsucli, 
Daniel  Metzirer, 
F.  Monniouier, 
Abraham  Parks, 
Thomas  ^litchell, 
Elijah  Dyer. 
Daniel  Anthony, 
Thomas  Hall, 
John  Johnson, 
Agoew,  William 
Austin,  Benjamin, 
Ardrery,  John  E. 
Allen,  Samuel 
Ashcroft,  Thomas 
Bishop,  Richard 
Blades,  Benjamin 
Burinan,  Henry 
Blades,  Perry 
Bishop,  Richard  R. 
Bowen,  Richard 
Bryson,  James 
Clark,  John 
Carter,  Thomas 
Cully,  Robert 
Collins,  Isaac 
Cormacul,  John 
Dawson,  Joseph 
Davy,  William 
Dummond,  Richard 
Dyer,  Ezekiel 
Denny,  Joseph 
*Earntst,  Charles 
Evans,  Elias 
Foble,  Daniel 
Gordon  Jolm 
Gordon,  Richard 


Captain.  Gravy,  William 
1st  Lieut.     Ha^jthorp,  Thomas 
2(\     do.        Hall,  Henry 
8d     do.        Harris,  Neiiemia 
Ensipn.  Harrison,  Charles 
1st  Ser'gt.  Harding,  Christopher 
2d    do.       Hanson,  Benedict  H. 
3d     do.       Hawkins.  Daniel 
4lh  do.       Jones,  James 
IstCorp'l.  James,  Robert 
2d    do.       Lock,  Sanmel 
3d    do.       Lock,  William 
4th  do.       March,  Gale 
Private.  Maddox,  Richard 
"        McDonald,  James 
*'        McAllister,  Richard 
McGenerty,  Patrick 
"        Marselas,  John  E. 
"        Marselas,  James 
"        Nicoll,  Thomas 
"        Parsons,  Jonathan 
Pilchard,  William 
Polk,  Cordo 
"        Ramsay,  Joseph 
"        Richards,  Benedict 
"        Riggen,  James 
"        Robertson,  John 
"        Rouse,  James 
"        Sweeting,  Joshua 
"        Sherwood,  Philip 
"        Speck,  Henry 

Shreck,  William 
"         Stinchcomb,  Aquilla 
"        Van  winkle,  AYilliam 
"        Vanwinkle,  Samuel 
"        Wilson,  Joseph 
West,  AVilliara 
"        Watts,  Edward 
"        W^alker,  Jonathan 
"        Wright,  John 


Private. 


♦Wounded. 


22 


Names  of  the  Ofl5ceis,  Non-Cominlssioned  OflBcers,  Musicans 
and  Privates  of  Capt.  George  Stiles'  Corps  of  Marine  Artil- 
lery, who  served  at  North  Point  and  Fort  McHenry,  12th 
September,  1814: 


MARINE  ARTILLERY. 


George  Stiles,  Captain. 

Joseph  Gould,  1st  Lieut. 

Baptist  Mezick,  1st  do. 
Timothy  Gardner,  2d  do. 
Joel  Vickers,  2d     do. 

Francis  Blackwell,    3d    do. 
John  G.  Bier,        Qr.  Master. 
Benjimin  Weeks,    Sergeant. 
David  Chaytor,  " 

Paul  Durkee.  " 

William  Spear,  " 

Edward  Wynne,  " 

Egbert  Van  Buren,  " 

John  Raynolds,      Drummer. 
John  Miller,  Fifer. 

Allen,  Holden  Private. 

Baker,  Rathboue  " 

Bennett,  Thomas  B.  " 

Bennett,  Field  F. 
Barrar,  John,  jr.  " 

Bolten,  Henry  " 

Barnes.  W.  P. 
Belt,  Tobias  J. 
Bronuan,  John  F.  • " 

BroLhei ton,  William  " 

BeU,  James,  jr.  " 

Beam,  George,  jr.  " 

Bargan,  Joseph  " 

Braggeii,  Henry  " 

Biliip,  Robert  " 

Bowie,  James  " 

Cunningham,  John  " 

Cordery,  James  " 

Crane,  John  " 

Curtis,  James  " 

Clackuer,  Joseph  " 

Coleman,  Christopher        " 
Cathel,  William  " 

Cock,  John  " 

Dawson,  Joseph  " 

Dickinson,  P.  " 

Davis,  Robert  " 

Denny,  Ricliard  A.  " 

Dashiel,  Henry  " 


Durand,  John 
Duncan,  Perry 
Despaux,  Elie 
Darrell,  Sampson 
Demsford,  John 
Despaux,  John 
Deale,  James 
Ellis,  George 
Frazier,  James 
Furlong,  William 
Franklin,  Benjamin 
Garretson,  R.  W. 
Gilbert,  George 
Gregg,  A.  P. 
Goxdwait,  E. 
Gavc't,  John 
Gardner,  W.  H. 
Guarnego,  Louis 
Grant,  Henry 
Gardner,  Samuel 
Gorden,  Walton 
Glenn,  R.  W. 
Hollis,  W.  C. 
Hyland,  John 
Hulson,  John 
Hamilton,  Pliny 
Hall,  John 
Hearth,  J.  T. 
Hammell,  Samuel 
Hill,  John 
Holmes,  James 
Hillert,  John  A. 
Hughs,  James 
Hancock,  Robert 
Habskiss,  S.  H. 
Hayes,  W.  C. 
Johnson,  James 
Jenks,  T.  W. 
Jacobs,  Wilson 
Jnmes,  Daniel 
Jackson, Thadeus 
Kirk,  George 
Kuinard,  Thomas 
Kelly,  Mattliew 


Private. 


n 


Lane,  Thomas  M. 
Lee,  George 
Lnly,  John 
Myers,  N. 
McMetil,  Daniel 
Mills,  George 
Morrison,  .lolin 
Mezick,  .losiuia 
Morisarrat,  D. 
McEUlerry.  Hugh 
Manadier,  D. 
McClaske}',  A. 
^lorris,  T.  C. 
Mct'onibs  Solo 
Neiglile,  Francis 
Ninile,  Isaac 
Orrick,  John 
Owen,  William 
Perry.  Charles  G. 
Peterson,  John 
Peterkiu,  William 
Philips,  James 
Parrott,  David 
Patterson,  Gerard 
Prior,  John 
Peterson,  John,  jr. 
Russell,  Samuel 
Ramsay.  James 
Reppard,  Jacob 
Rozen,  Jacob 
Rollins,  James 


Private.  Ratier,  Thomas 

Rhodes,  Zachariah 
"        Ross,  John 
"        Riddle,  Eihvard 

Smith,  B.  13. 
"        Southcomb,  P. 
"        Scott,  John 
"        Shij)ley,  Samuel 
"         Shaw,  Daniel 
•'        Stevens,  James  H. 

Smilii,  John  S, 
"        Southwait,  William 
"        Snow,  Freeman 

Tucker.  W.  A. 
"         Tilden,  Perry 
"        Thoniiis,  William 
"        Thompson,  John 
"        Thomas,  Joseph 
"        Vicker,  James 
"        Weve,  James 
"        Wilkinson,  S. 
"        AVilson,  David 

White,  John  M. 
"        Weems,  George 

Williams,  William  R. 

WaJe,  William 
"        Watkius,  James 
"         Young,  John 
"        Young,  William 
"        Henderson,  Robert 


Private. 


YORK  VOLUNTEERS, 


ATTACHED   TO   THE   FIFTH    REGIMENT   MARYLAND   VOLUNTEER 
INFANTRY. 


Michl.  H.  Spaugler,  Captain. 
Jacob  Barnitz,  jr.,  1st  Lieut. 
John  Kuntz,  2d  Ser'gt. 
Joseph  Schall, 
David  Wilson,  Corporal. 
Daniel  Updegraff,    " 
Michl.  Hahn, 
Adam  Leitner,  Musician. 
Altcmus,  Jermau  W.   Private. 
Burns,  Anthony  T.  " 

Brigle,  George  " 

Burns,  John  " 

Connelly,  James  " 


Coil.  D-iniel 
Duvall,  Grafton 
Dunn,  George 
Devine.  John 
Dugan,  James 
Frey,  Jacob 
Fisher,  John 
Glessner,  Jacob 
Grimes,  Peter 
Gartner,  Jacob 
Ilolton,  George 
Hoffart,  David 
Holt,  Aaron 


Pjivate. 


24 


Ingram,  Hugh 
llgenfritz,  George 
Kaufman,  David 
Kaufman,  Andrew 
Lottman,  Jacob 
Lehman,  Jacob 
Lavan,  Jacob 
Leitner,  George  M. 
Lanius,  Peter 
Leitner,  Joseph 
Laul),  George 
McClean,  John 
Miller,  Michael 
Mundorff,  Henry 
McKonigher,  Joseph 
Nes,  William 
Nes,  Samuel 


Private.  Noel,  Jacob 

Keisinger,  Jacob 
Rauss,  Emanuel 
Rupp,  Jacob 
Stuck,  Charles 
Sinn,  John 
Schleiger,  Henry 
Stoeling,  Jacob 
Sheffer,  Jacob 
Smith,  Chester 
Thompson,  Thomas 
Thompson,  Enock 
Taylor,  John 
Trimble,  David 
Wisenhall,  Jacob 
Witz,  Frederick 


Private. 


HANOVER  VOLUNTEERS, 

ATTACHED  TO  THE  THIRTY-NINTH   REGIMENT  MARYLAND 
MILITIA. 


Frederick  Metzger,  Captain. 
Henrj'  Wirt,     1st  Lieut. 
■George  Immel,  2d    do. 
<jleort!;e  Eiler,  Ensign. 
David  Shultz,  1st  Ser'gt. 

Benjamin  Welsh,      2d     do. 
<3eorge  Stauter,         3d     do. 
Henry  Melsheimer,  4th    do. 
John  Rieder,        1st  Cor'pl. 
Joseph  Morris,     2d      do. 
Daniel  Little,       3d      do. 
George  Hoke,       4th    do. 
Apple,  Philip  Private. 

Bargelt,  John 
Beck,  Tobias  " 

Buvingor,  Leonard  " 

Bange,  John  " 

Bauge,  Henry  " 

Blinzinger,  David  " 

Cramer,  Jacob  " 

Dines,  John  " 

Douglass,  John  " 


Hines,  Samuel 
Hilt,  Jacob 
Hostetter,  Jacob 
Horn,  Jesse 
Haas,  Christian 
Hawks,  Samuel 
Hoffman,  William 
Jarvis,  Thomas 
Koon,  Solomon 
Klein,  Henry 
Myers,  John 
Morningstar,  George 
Melshamer,  William 
Myers,  George 
Michael,  John 
Richards,  Edward 
Storm,  David 
Short,  Anthony 
Stock,  Henry 
Stochr,  Daniel 
Waggoner,  Jacob 
Weigle,  John 


Private. 


26 


HAQER8T0WN  VOLUNTEERS, 


ATTACHED  TO  THE  THIBTY-NINTH 
MILITIA. 


BEGIMBNT  MARYLAND 


Tbomas  Quantrill,  CaptBin. 
Daniel  Sprigg,  1st  Lieut. 
George  Harry,  2(.l    do. 
William  Shall,  Ensign. 
Thomas  Keen,        1st  Sei'gt. 
Win.  McCardell,     2d     do. 
George  Kreps,        3d      do. 
John  Harry,  4th    do. 

John  Hunter.  1st  Corp'l. 

Daniel  Oyster,        2d      do. 
Benjamin  Smith,    3d     do. 
Joseph  Callers,        4th    do. 
Charles  Duwasser,  Musician. 
Anderson,  John  Private. 

Allison,  William 
Armour,  William  " 

Bayley,  Samuel  " 

Beehart,  Jacob  " 

Billenger,  John  " 

Benuet,  Samuel  " 

Barnes,  Samuel  W.  " 

Couley,  John  " 

Cramer,  John  " 

Collins,  Andrew  " 

Coke,  Alexander  " 

Cook,  John  T. 
Deitz,  John  " 

Daup,  Daniel  " 

Glassbrcmmer,  Peter         " 
Goyer,  Jacol)  " 

Harry,  William  ' 

Hemphill,  Joseph  " 

Helser,  Philip 
Humrickhouse,  Fred'k.     " 
Harry,  Samuel  " 

Hawkin,  Daniel  " 

Johnston.  John  " 

Kealy,  Jacob  " 

Kealiyer,  Jesse  " 


Kinkerly.  Jacob 
Knease,  Frederick 
Lynes,  George 
Loney,  Jacob 
Locker,  Jacob 
McPherrin,  William 
McDonough,  John 
Man,  Solomon 
Miller,  John  N. 
Morter,  Jacob 
Martiney,  John 
McClanahan,  Robert 
Martin,  Anthony  B. 
Neal,  Joseph 
Noble,  James 
O'Ferrall,  John 
Patton,  Columbus 
Poffenbarger,  Andrew 
Shnebl}',  John 
Soper,  Thomas 
Stroud,  Joseph 
Shank,  Samuel 
Smith,  Daniel 
Shipley,  John 
Schleigh,  William 
Sterret,  James 
Scliryock,  David 
Smith,  Peter 
Snecdor,  John 
Smith,  John 
Srit,  John 
Wagman,  John 
Wilson,  Lazarus 
Wilson,  Samuel 
Wareham,  Joseph 
West,  Levin 
Winters,  George 
Wise,  George 


Private. 


26 


MARYLAND  CAVALRY. 


Jacob  Baer,  Captain. 
David  Newcomer,  1st  Lieut. 
Samuel  Bohrer,      2d      do. 
Henry  Kilhofer,  Cornet. 
Jacob  Hughett,  Sergeant. 
Benjamin  Kershner,   " 
Otto  Adams,  " 

Jacob  Kershner,         " 
Samuel  Alter,  Corporal. 
Levey  Rensb, 
Frederick  Robrer,    " 
Jobn  Walkernoot,  " 
Adams,  Jacob  Private. 

Adams,  Williams,  " 

Anderson,  William  " 

Winders,  Jobn  " 

Binkley,  Jacob  " 

Miller,  ;obn  " 

Miller,  Henr}'-  " 

Dillibunt,  James  " 

Knode,  Jacob  " 

Witmore,  John  " 

Yeakel,  Jacob  " 


Repp,  Jol)n  Private. 

Willson,  Edward  H. 
Kindell,  Joseph  " 

Cellers,  Jobn  " 

Fabbs,  Moses  " 

Krider,  George  " 

Kline,  Daniel  " 

Gurlaugb,  Henry  " 

Berry,  James  " 

Degraft,  Abraham  " 

Waller,  Henry  " 

Kitz,  Frederick  " 

Miller,  Daniel  " 

Tliomas,  George  " 

Clagett,  David  " 

Goll,  John 

Howard,  John  " 

Kershner,  George  " 

Wayman,  Perry  " 

Philip  Binkley,  Q.  M.  Ser'gt. 
John  Kailhofer,  Saddler. 
Jacob  Leider,  Blacksmith. 
Joseph  Eakel,  Trumpeter. 


Names  of  the  Field  and  Staff  and  Company  Officers,  Non- 
commissioned Officers  and  Privates  of  the  fifth  Regiment 
of  Infantry  of  the  Maryland  Militia,  who  served  at  North 
Point  and  Fort  McHenry,  12th  September,  1814 — taken  from 
the  Muster  Rolls  on  file  in  the  office  of  the  Third  Auditor  of 
the  Treasury  of  the  United  States: 

Joseph  Sterrett,  Lieutenant  Colonel  Commandant. 

Richard  K.  Heath,  Is^  Mdjor. 

Standish  Barry,       2rf     do. 

James  Cheston,  Lieutenant  and  Adjutant. 

John  Owen,  Surgeon. 

John  Thomas,  Lieutenant  and  Quarter  Master. 

Alexander  H.  Boyd,  Lieutenant  and  Pay  Master. 

John  B.  Taylor,  Surgeon's  Mate. 

William  Diffendeffek,  Sergeant  Major. 

John  L.  Potts,  Quarter  Master  Sergeant. 


27 


BALTIMORE  YEA.GERS. 


Philip  B.  Sadtler 

',  Captain. 

Kuhn,  A.  C. 

C.  Newhaus, 

1st  Lieut. 

Kecney,  A. 

T.  C.  Proetsting, 

2d 

do. 

Laudun, M. 

J.  C.  "Wagner, 

1st  Ser'gt. 

Lash.  Geo. 

F.  W.  Heuke, 

2d 

do. 

Markert,  Augst. 

N.  Hacke, 

3d 

do. 

Meyer,  G. 

Js.  Klee, 

4tli 

do. 

Mev(M-,  A. 

A.  Duluc, 

1st 

Corp'l. 

Mozer,  J.  D. 

B.  Roeseben, 

2d 

do 

McKey,  M. 

J.  C.  Rau, 

3d 

do. 

Muth,  P. 

App,  J.  S. 

Private. 

Opperman,  L. 

Brenuing,  C. 

11 

Pontier,  J. 

Buhring,  F. 

" 

Parlette,  Mordecai 

Bowers,  George 

" 

Roesener,  J. 

Cassary,  Jacob 

" 

Rodemeyer,  G. 

Cre}',  Frederick 

It 

Rogge,  Chs. 

Descande,  And. 

11 

RiefT,  Henry 

Deroncery,  Chs. 

" 

Reune,  Peter 

Dail,  Chs. 

11 

Schminke,  Geor. 

Dover,  H. 

11 

Schwier,  Jos. 

Fave,  Jo. 

II 

Sauerwein,  Peter 

Fahs,  Casper 

II 

Sanderson,  H. 

Flowers,  B. 

II 

Scbmeckpepper,  J.  B, 

Gehring,  Ge. 

II 

Singer,  George 

Gilbacb,  Cbs. 

11 

Schutt,  A. 

Hofl'man,  H. 

" 

Steinbock,  J.  C. 

Hasselmuu,  L. 

" 

Smith,  N. 

Hammer,  A. 

II 

Saltzwedel,  J. 

Hands,  P.  G. 

11 

Spicknall,  AV. 

Hitzelberger,  Js. 

II 

Taylor,  Jos. 

Janes,  E. 

11 

Walter,  T. 

Klockengelter,  Dl. 

II 

West,  J. 

Klasseu,  C. 

" 

Wilson,  J. 

Knodt,  A. 

•' 

Wills,  F.  M. 

Knodt,  J. 

" 

Wheeler,  R.  W. 

Kaylar,  Geo. 

Private. 


FIRST  BALTIMORE  LIGHT  INFANTRY. 


John  Shrim,  Captain. 
Nicholas  Elliott,  Lieutenant. 
John  Weaver,  Ensign. 
John  Simonson,      1st  Ser'gt. 
Andrew  Hoffman,  2d     do. 
Joseph  Russell,        3d     do. 
John  Hoburg,  4th  do. 


Joseph  Pearson,  Ist  Corp'l. 

Mordecai  Disney,  do. 

Wm.  Booth,  do. 

James  Barker,  do. 

Adams,  Benjn.  Private. 

Andrews,  George  " 

Auld,  John  " 


28 


Bidison,  Abraham        Private. 
Ball,  Walter 
Bell,  William 

Buckinghaai,  Levi  " 

Bell,  James  " 

Booth,  Joseph  " 

Barnes,  William  " 

Cook,  George  " 

Cross,  John  " 

Carnighan,  James  " 

Carson,  John  " 

Cathrall,  Joseph  " 

Connelly,  Thomas  " 

Dobbins,  William  " 

Daviison,  Robert  " 

Dunn,  John  " 

Disney,  William  " 

Demuth,  John  " 

Davis,  John  " 

Devone,  Frederick  " 

Davidson,  Samuel  " 

Deets,  Gottleib  " 

Essender,  Joha  " 

Fyia,  John  " 

Fonder,  Peter  " 

Foreman,  Christian  " 

Franciscus,  Wm.  " 

Foreman,  Valentine  " 

Freyer,  Henry  " 

Freyburger,  George  " 

Forrester,  Ralph  E.  " 

Gardner,  George  " 

Granger,  Samuel  " 

Grubb,  George  " 
Glover,  William 

Groves,  Isaac  " 

Greenfield,  John  " 

Hinds,  William  " 


Hopkins,  Joshua 
Harman,  John 
Horze,  William 
Hass,  William 
Heuning,  George 
Hoburg,  Harman 
Hanson,  Henry 
Haney,  Charles 
Keener,  William 
Leeson,  John 
Lucas,  Joseph 
Lacount,  Thomas 
Mowbary,  Henry 
Mosher,  William 
Miller,  Charles 
Matthews,  Elias 
Nelson,  Joseph,  jr. 
Peters,  Daniel 
Popp,  Chas.  P, 
Pindell,  John 
Rothrock,  Philip 
Ready,  Joseph 
Rudenstein,  John  M. 
Snyder,  Valentine 
Smithson,  Daniel 
Stewart,  John 
Shane,  Daniel 
Suter,  Henry 
Thomas,  Lambert 
Wynemau,  John  B. 
Welshoover,  Henry 
Wolf,  Michael 
Wetherstand,  Jacob 
Workinger,  Jacob 
West,  Saml.  H. 
White,  Nicholas 
Zigler,  Jacob 


Private. 


MECHANICAL  VOLUNTEERS. 


Benj.  C.  Hovrard,  Captain. 
Thomas  Towson,  Lieutenant. 
Joseph  Cox,  Ensign. 
George  Mathiot,  Ser'gt. 
James  Stewart,      do. 
John  Bull,  do. 

George  Hull,  do. 

John  Yewell,     Corp'I. 
Joseph  Thomas,   do. 


Francis  Castine,  Corp'I. 
Joseph  Whittaker,  Musician. 
George  AVhittaker,  " 

Adie,  Edmond  Private. 

Anderson,  John  " 

Baugliman,  Frederick        " 
Balderson,  Isaiah  " 

Bare,  George  " 

Baiucr,  William  " 


29 


Rell.  Thomas 
Boren,  George 
Biven,  Hortitio 
Canby,  Beiiju. 
Collins,  Joseph 
Dudley,  George 
Dulauey,  Samuel 
Dairy mple,  Wm. 
Hayiien,  Dennis 
Hitzelbcrger,  Anthony 
Hoopman,  John 
Hutton,  Elisha 
Hoar,  Ellas 
Hull,  Edward 
Junes,  Joshua 
Kimes,  Thomas 
Levy,  Thomas 
Mathiot.  C  hristian 
Marser,  Bartholomew 
Meyer,  Jacob 
Mills,  Levin 


Private.  Peters,  Hanry  C. 
Poque,  Lowdie  J. 
"         Randall,  Aciuila 
"         Randall,  Elisha 
"        Redgrave,  John 
"        Reezer,  Saml.  C. 
"        Ritazel,  Francis 
"        Rote.  John 
"         Shaw,  Isaiah 
Sifton,  Wm. 
Sinclair,  James 
Stansbury,  Darius 
Stockton,  John 
Simpers,  Benjn. 
Sindall,  John 
Towson,  Henry  H. 
Turner,  Charles 
Tyler,  John  C. 
"Willing,  Josiah 
"Weils,  Harrison 
Yauaway,  Daniel 


Private. 


WASHINGTON  BLUES. 


George  H.  Stewart,  Captain. 
Francis  Forster,  Lieutenant. 
Campbell  S.  Askew,  Ensign. 
Edwd.  J.  Coale,      1st  Ser'gt. 
Thomas  Neilson,     2d     do. 
Richardson  Gait,     3d     do. 
John  M.  Howland,  4th   do. 
Wm.  Spurier,       1st  Corp'l.  . 


Wm  Bradford,     2d 
Thomas  Ruckle,  3d 
John  R.  Kelso,    4th 
Augustine,  Samuel 
Bassett,  Isaac 
Brandt.  Jacob 
Buchanan,  Lloyd 
Burke,  Jacob 
Co()k^ey,  Richd.  K. 
Coulter.  John  P. 
Cramer,  Geo.  W. 
Croxall,  James 
Dougherty,  John 
Dougherty,  James 
Faulac,  Anthony 
Flaherty,  John  R. 


do. 
do. 
do. 
Private. 


Gould,  Alexr. 
Hill,  Thomas 
Holland,  Joseph 
Harrison,  Benjn. 
Hunt,  Jesse 
Janvier,  Peregrine 
Jenkins,  Michael 
Jenkins,  Charles 
Jenkins,  George 
Kimberly,  Nathl. 
Lamb,  George 
Long,  Jesse 
Lockhead,  Joseph 
Lynch,  William 
Mallonee,  John 
Munroe,  Alvin 
Norris,  Edward 
Orchard,  John 
Pearson,  Ellas 
Pollitt,  Wm.  F. 
Ruckle  Samuel 
Schryake,  William 
Stewart,  Wm.  P. 
Spurier,  Beale 


Private. 


30 


Shutt,  John  P. 
Symingtou,  Jas.  F. 
Stevens,  Peter 
Tharpe,  George 
Usher,  James 
Vanlear,  John 
Wall,  John  E. 


Private.  "Waters,  Asa 

"  Waters,  Peter 

"  Waters,  Zebulon 

"  Wright,  Malcolm 

"  Wilson,  William 

"  Webb,  James 


Private. 


INDEPENDENT  COMPANY. 


Samuel  Sterrett,  Captain. 

John  Hillen,  Lieutenant. 

John  Reese,  Ensign. 

Chrisr.  Raborg,      Ist  Ser'gt. 

Ben  D.  Higdon,    2d      do. 

H.  P.  Sumner,        3d      do. 

Michl.  Sanderson,  4th    do. 

John  Frick,  1st  Corporal 

Alexander,  H. 

Armstrong,  T. 

Brice,  Nicholas 

Baker,  Tho.  B. 

Bailey,  Thomas 

Burt,  And. 

Baker,  Wm.  jr. 

Birckhead,  H. 

Baine,  Hope 

Camp,  William 

Caldwell,  James 

Coleman,  John 

Dewees,  And. 

Darrington,  W. 

Devenie,  James 

Fulford,  Henry 

Fimister,  Alexr. 

Goodwyn,  C.  D. 

GraflF,  F.  C. 

Gitchell,  J. 

Hollingsworth,  L. 

Harden,  Saml. 

Hughes,  John 

Hindes,  M. 

Herbert,  John 

Hughes,  Dens. 

Jenkins,  Edwd. 

Jones,  Talbot 

Jones,  R.  H. 

Levering,  John 

Levering,  Jesse 


Larsh,  Abrm. 
Lucas,  Sam. 
McFaden,  J.  jr. 
McDowell,  G. 
McKeuzie,  G. 
Mackall,  E. 
Murray,  Edwd. 
Martracy,  J. 
Private.  Martin,  John 
McDonald,  P. 
McDonald,  H. 
Norris,  William 
Norris,  Thomas 
Owens,  Joseph 
Patrick,  L.  0. 
Purviance,  James 
Porter,  William 
Porter,  Michl. 
Patterson,  Jno. 
Rogers,  Wm. 
Rogers,  Geo. 
Rogers,  Daniel 
Stump,  Sam. 
Small,  John 
Seyler,  Fred. 
Shock,  Henry 
Trull,  John 
Tanner,  P.  S. 
Uhler,  Philip 
Waters,  Jno.  S. 
Wilson,  William 
Warner,  Wm. 
Williams,  Nat. 
Wall,  William 
White,  Gideon 
Wheedeu,  H. 
Williams,  A.  A. 
Watson,  Robt. 


Private. 


31 


BALTIMORE  UNITED  VOLUNTEERS. 


David  Wnrtield,  Captain. 
William  Cooke,  Lieutenant. 
John  Wiiinot,  Ensign. 
Nicholas  Dubois,  2d  Ser'gt. 
George  Sears,        3d       " 
Wm.  H.  Murray,  4tb     " 
John  M.  Finley,    IstCorp'l. 
Joseph  Baker,        2d       do. 
Joseph  Barling,     3d      do. 
J.  W.  McCullocb,4th    do. 
John  McHenry,     5th  Ser'gt. 
W.  B.  Atterbury,  6th     do. 
Wm.  B.  Bend,        5tb  Corp'l. 
George  Cooke,       6tb    do. 
Aldridge,  Andrew        Private. 
Anderson,  A.  M. 
Ale.xander,  Jos.  " 

Adgate,  Andrew  " 

Armands,  James  " 

Adams,  George  " 

Armour,  David  " 

Bankson,  John  " 

Baker,  Geo.  J. 
Baker,  John  " 

Baynard,  John  " 

Beatly,  Henry  " 

Biscoe,  "Walter  " 

Blair.  William 
Bruff,  William 
Byrd,  John  C. 
Brice,  Henry  " 

Bunbury,  H.  A.  " 

Caustin,  Jas.  H.  " 

Chaffee,  Natbam  M.  " 

Clagett,  Elie  " 

Clarke,  Geo.  W. 
Cochran,  Wm.  G. 
Courtnay,  Wm.  " 

Dunbar,  Geo.  T.  « 

Dawes,  Jas.  G.  " 

Delacour,  James  " 

Easterbrook,  David  " 

Emory,  Thos.  L. 
Fahnestock,  Henry  " 

Flanagan,  John  R.  " 

Freeland,  Egbert  " 

Frelett,  Augustus  *' 

Gilmor,  William  " 

Gibson,  James  " 


Golder,  George  Private. 

Gray,  Henry  W. 

Greelliam,  Wm.  ]  " 

Gwinn,  Edward  " 

Grundy,  Thomas  B.  " 

Hays,  Heverdy  " 

Haubert,  Jacob  " 

Hearsey,  Geo.  T.  " 

Hamilton,  Wm.  " 
Holland.  R.  W. 
Hollingswortb,  Horatio    " 

Howard,  Henry  " 

Irwin,  John  " 

Jackson,  John  E.  " 

Jenkins,  Frederick  " 

Jones,  T.  A.  " 

Keerl,  John  C.  " 

Keerl,  Samuel  " 

Keener,  Christian,  jr.  '• 

Kennedy,  John  P.  jr.  " 

Lemmonier,  A.  L.  " 

McCubbin,  Wm.  H.  " 
McClellan,  William 

Merryman,  John,  jr.  " 

Mauldin,  John  " 

Meredith,  Jonathan  " 

Miller,  Robt.  jr.  " 

Monk,  George  " 

Mulliken,  Rignal  " 

Morebead,  Turner  " 

Muschett,  Walter  " 

Mullikin,  Barruck  " 

Montgomery,  James  '• 

Marsh,  Dennis  " 

Magruder,  Dennis  P.  " 

Nelson,  Oliver  H.  " 

O'Rourke,  Charles  " 

Owen,  R.  H.  " 

Perkins,  John  " 

Philips,  Isaac,  jr.  " 
Pike,  Henry 

Poor,  John  H.  " 

Pochon,  Cbas.  " 

Pogue,  John  G.  " 

Proud.  Wm.  T.  " 

Pringle,  Mark  W.  " 

Priestly,  Edward  " 

Purviance,  Robert  " 

Pennington,  Josiaa  " 


32 


Pogue,  James,  jr. 
Purse,  James 
Pierce,  William 
Ratclifife,  Luther 
Rennell,  John  N. 
Reinicker,  Henry 
Ridgely,  Edward 
Roberts,  John 
Rulter,  John 
Swann,  John  E. 
Snowden,  Joseph 
Swann,  William 
Starke,  George 
Smith,  Job,  jr. 
Schroeder,  Edward 


Private.  Sewell,  John  M.  Private. 

*'        Stone,  James,  jr.  " 

"        Torrence,  George  " 

"        Taylor,  Benjamin  '• 

"        Van  Wyck,  Stedman  R.     " 

AVellford,  R.  T. 

Wood,  John 
"        Wilson,  Robert 

Wells,  Cyprian  F. 
"        Walker,  Thomas  " 

"        Williams,  William  " 

"        Williams,  Isaac  " 

"        Werdebaugh,  John  " 

Young,  Wm.  L. 


UNION  VOLUNTEERS. 


Christian  Adreon,  Captain. 
Saml  John  Lee,  Lieutenant. 
Hy.  W.  Dettman,  Ensign. 
William  Fish,      1st  Ser'gt. 
James  Merriken,  2d      do. 
Elisha  Marriott,  3d      do. 
Joshua  Dryden.   1st  Corp'l. 
Jacob  Medairy,    2d      do. 
Wm.  Jarvis,         3d      do. 
Alexander,  Robert       Private. 
Armor,  John  " 

Bennett,  George  " 

Brandon,  Charles  " 

Barnett,  Joseph  " 

Culbert,  Lewin  " 

Cross,  Christian  A.  " 

Clemmins,  John  " 

Collins,  Geo.  " 

Cook,  Caleb 

Cook,  John  F.  " 

Davis,  William  " 

Dugan,  George  " 

Davis,  David  " 

Evans,  George  " 

Green,  Samuel  " 

Hook,  Michael  " 

Hadaway,  James  " 

Hildebrandt,  Andrew  " 
Hildebrandt,  Christian  " 
Hayes,  John  " 

Ilagncr,  George  " 


Jordon,  James 
Kelly,  Perry 
Lambert,  Lewis 
Lawton,  Jacob  H. 
Marriott,  Jas.  H. 
McCarter,  James 
McElwee,  Samuel 
McCubbiu,  Moses 
Merriken,  Jacob 
McKesseck,  John 
Medairy,  John 
McMullin,  Timothy 
Nicholson,  Josa  H. 
Oldson,  Samuel 
Putsar,  Martin 
Pidgeon,  John 
Patterson,  Thomas 
Parker,  Charles 
Polkinghoru,  Richard 
Shaw,  Samuel 
Smitli,  John 
Smith,  Thomas 
Thiel,  Jeremiah 
Tittle,  Jeremiah 
Tittle,  Samuel 
Timanus,  John 
Toy,  John  D. 
Thornton,  Joseph 
Warren,  Daniel 
Wilson,  Robert 
Wvant,  Georsje  John 


Private. 


3;] 


Wj-shani,  Tliomns 
"Wliile,  Pt'Ur 
Working,  Frederick 


Private.  Walter,  John 
Young,  Jacob 
"        Zimmeriuan,  Ily.  H. 


Private. 


BA.LTIMORE  PATRIOTS. 


Robert  Lawson,  Captain. 
Samuel  Uullon,  1st  Lieut. 
John  Sinclair,  Ensign. 
John  Hoey,         Sergeant. 
Richard  Barnett,   .  do. 
Samuel  Harris,         do. 
David  K.  Richardson,  Corp'l. 


James  Ganlt, 
Wm.  Howell, 
Arsters,  Alexr. 
Deal,  John 
Ford,  John 
Feuning,  Dennis 
Qrezell,  Francis 
Graham,  David 
Gifford,  Alexr. 
Garvin,  Thomas 


do 
do. 
Private. 


Gregg,  James 
Grieves,  John 
Johnson,  Thomas 
Kelser,  Wm. 
Kelly,  James 
Lynch,  James 
Meredith,  Benjn. 
Morehead,  John 
McCoul,  Robert 
McUoul,  James 
McGuchin,  Alexr. 
Oldsou,  Saml. 
Poe,  David 
Reynolds,  Richard 
Stilts,  William 
Tucker,  Joshua 


Private^ 


INDEPENDENT  BLUES. 


Aaron  R.  Levering,  Captain. 
John  Bradenbaugh,  Lieut. 
William  Wilson,  jr.  Ensign. 
Samuel  Myers,  Serg't. 

Joseph  Sumeralt,         " 
Daniel  Kraler,  " 

George  Myers,  " 

Charles  Dorsey,         Corp'l. 
John  G.  Chappell, 
Geo.  S.  Eichelberger,    " 
Armstrong,  John         Private. 
Alcock,  William,  jr.  " 

Albert,  Jacob  " 

Bride,  Henry  " 

Boyer,  Jacob  " 

Bare,  Samuel  " 

Belt,  Thomas  W. 
Berteau,  F.  C.  " 

Barry,  John  " 

Ball,  John 


Bohn,  Charles,  jr. 
Brosius,  Michael 
Bickford,  James 
Baker,  John 
Barry,  Thomas 
Cole,  Samuel 
Clemm,  William 
Chappell,  Wm.  L. 
(^auster,  Wm.  C. 
Croxall,  Richard 
Crook,  Charles,  jr. 
Cole,  John 
Chaffer,  Amos 
Deloste,  Francis 
Davidson,  Samuel 
Decker,  Jacob  F. 
Deffendoffer,  Charles 
Duboise,  James 
Eulon,  Philip 
Elliott,  George 


Private, 


34 


Eicbelberger,  George  Private. 

Emory,  Gideon  " 

Eccleston,  James  " 
Eicbelberger,  William       " 

Fulton,  James  " 

Foltz,  William  " 

Fairburn,  James  " 

Griffetb,  Howard  " 

Gregg,  Andrew  " 

Grandsbamp,  Wm.  " 

GwiDn,  Benjamin  " 

Gallagber,  Leslie  " 

Gover,  Philip  « 

Fetz.  Frederick  " 

Heidelbaugb,  George  " 

Hutcliins,  James  " 

Hall,  Richard  M.  " 

Hardesty,  Henryi  " 

Hauce,  James  " 

Hamilton,  James,  jr.  " 

Hart,  Henry  " 

Hart,  William  « 

Jenkins,  Wm.  C.  " 

Jenkins,  James  " 

Kurtz,  Charles  " 

Keener,  John  " 

Lee,  James  H.  " 

Leigh,  Wm.  " 

Levely,  Wm.  " 

Lawson,  Richard  " 

Long,  Reuben  " 

Larsb,  Cliarles  " 

Lucas,  Harrison  " 

Maulsby,  Israel  D.  " 

;Middletou,  Richard  " 

Myers,  Thomas  " 

Montietb,  John  " 

Morreson,  P.  V.  " 

Murry,  Matthew  *' 

Martin,  James  " 
Miller,  Beuj.  H. 
Miltenberger,  Anthony      " 

Moore,  Robt.  S.  " 

Nouvell,  Michael  " 

Norris,  Luther  A.  " 

^Norris,  Samuel  " 

Nagle,  Anthony  " 

Norris,  Benjamin  " 


Norris,  Acquilla  Private. 

Norris,  Silas  C.  " 

Owens,  W^illiam  " 

Parker,  James  " 

Phoenix,  Thomas  " 

Pence,  Joseph  " 

Piat,  John  " 

Pewder,  George  " 

Pogen,  John  " 

Price,  Nichodemus  " 

Rusk,  William  " 

Ross,  Benj.  C.  " 

Rogers,  Richard  " 

Richardson,  Daniel  " 

Rogers,  Elisba  " 

Robinson,  Benj.  H.  " 

Reyburn,  Thomas  G.  " 

Riggs,  George  " 

Steever,  Daniel  " 

Smith,  George  " 

Sultzer,  Sebastian  " 

Smith,  John  S.  " 

Sbortridge,  Jobn|  " 

Swetzer,  Samuel  " 

Swetzer,  Seth  " 

Thompson,  Wm.  " 
Talbot,  Edward 

Thompson,  James  " 

Thompson,  Thomas  " 

Tustin,  Samuel  " 

Torrence,  John  " 

Trimble,  Joshua  " 

Ubler,  George  " 

Vance,  John  " 

Wilson,  Edward  M.  " 

Wilson,  John  " 

Wilson,  Thomas  " 

White,  John  " 

Whelan,  Thomas  " 

Welsh,  William  » 
Ward,  John  W. 

Woods,  AVm.  H.  " 

Woods,  Andrew  H.  " 

Wergcr,  Michael  " 

Williams,  Thomas  " 
Tilyard,  William 

Wills,  Francis  " 


35 


Nftmes  of  the  Field  nnd  Staff  and  Company  OfBcers,  Non- 
Commissionod  Officers  and  Privates  of  the  Sixtii  Regiment 
of  the  Maryland  Militia  who  served  at  North  Point  and  Fort 
McHeury  12tii  Septemher,  1814— taken  from  the  Muster 
Rolls  on  file  in  the  office  of  the  Third  Auditor  of  the  Trea- 
sury of  the  United  Stntes: 

William  McDonald,  fJevtenant  Colonel. 
Thomas  Tknant,  Ixt  Major. 
AViLLiAM  Pkcoin,  2d  Major. 
James  Biays,  Jk.,  Adjutant. 
John  Snydkk,  Pay  Master. 
Alkxandku  Cummins,  Quarter  Master. 
Joseph  Allendek,  Sur</e<m. 
Henky  Johnson,  Surgeon's  Mate. 
"William  IIoulton.  Serc/eant  Major. 
Walteu  Simpson,  Quarter  Master  Sergeant. 


Thomas  Sheppard,  Captain. 

William  Evans,  1st  Lieutenant. 

Peter  Chailie,  Ensign. 

James  I.  Higby,  Serteaut. 

James  I.  Costole,      do. 

Cornelius  B.  Long,  do. 

Daniel  Evans,  do. 

Samuel  Wilson,  Corporal. 

Daniel  Perigo,  do. 

Patrick  Cooney,      do. 

John  Peal,  Principal  Musician. 

Ja'b  Zorne,  do. 

Arnold,  W^illiam  Private. 

Atwell,  Nathaniel 

Allen,  Adam  T. 

Armitage,  Jonas 

Biays,  Joseph 

Bready,  Jason 

Baldwin,  Abram 

Bratcher,  William 

Bandell,  William 

Boss,  John 

Bready,  Israel 

Bandell,  John 

Bell,  James 

Baker,  James 

Baker,  Benjamin 

Bandell,  George 

Brown,  Garrett 

Bateman,  Amzi 


Craggs,  Robert 
Cooper,  John 
Chailie,  Stephen 
Costolo,  Andrew 
Dunham,  Jacob 
Denny,  William 
Day,  Lerey 
Davidson,  William 
Etchberger,  William 
Evans,  Westley 
Fenby,  Samuel 
Fenby,  Peter,  jr. 
Frazure,  Jeremiah 
Feilds,  James 
Graff,  John 
Graff,  Jacob 
Grieves,  James 
Green,  Peter 
Gray,  Walter 
Hunter,  Isaac 
Hunt,  Benjamin 
Houlton,  John 
James,  Levi 
Kolehouse,  Lawr'ce  G. 
Klock,  John 
Krebbs,  George 
Ling,  Robert 
Lauilerman,  Fred'k 
Little,  James 
McMackon,  Alex'r 


Private. 


36 


McCafferty,  John 
Peters,  Christian  G. 
Pilkington,  Thomas 
Philips,  Nathaniel 
Plummer,  Benj'n  C. 
<^uisic,  John 
Reed,  Robert 
Ross,  David 
Rogers,  David 
Ruster,  Lewis 
Rockhold,  Charles 
Stretch,  Samuel 


Private.  Shaw,  Samuel  H. 

"  Smith,  J.  Job 

"  Smith,  James  P. 

"  Stewart,  James 

"  Shaffer,  James 

"  Smith,  John 

"  Tridle,  Jacob 

"  White,  James 

"  Warn  kin,  Henry 

"  Wagoner,  George 

"  Weary,  John 

"  Willis,  Joshua 


Private. 


Gerrard  Wilson,  Captain. 
William  Inloes,  1st  Lieut. 
Isaac  Atkinson,  Ensign. 
T.  W.  Brotherton,  1st  Ser'gt. 
John  Pickett,  2d     do. 

Lewis  C.  MuUer,     3d     do. 
John  Fosset,  4th    do. 

Henry  Delaha,         1st  Corp'l. 
Morris  jMorris,         2d     do. 
Samuel  Coleman,    3d     do. 
Owen  Morris,  4th    do. 

Ralph  Wane,  Drummer. 
Abbot,  William  Private. 

Abbot,  Michael  " 

Adams,  Nathl.  " 

Armstrong,  Solomon         " 
Brown,  John  " 

Buck,  Samuel  " 

Brunket,  William  " 

Brown,  Hugh  " 

Caughry,  Bernard  " 

Camerly,  John  " 

Cascaden,  Robert  " 

Camerly,  Peter  " 

Coleman,  Richard  " 

Crawford,  John  " 

Cole,  J.  A. 

Cork,  John  " 

Dowling,  William  " 

Dougherty,  Barney  " 

Danerson,  Richard  " 

Donelly,  Daniel  " 

Foster,  Jacob  " 

Forester.  George  " 

Galloway,  John  " 

Gorsic,  Thomas  '• 


Holmes,  Thomas 
Holmes,  Vincent 
Horseman,  Charles 
Hammet,  Jesse 
Hooker,  James 
Jones,  Jas.  D. 
Jackson,  Major 
Joynes,  Leonard 
Jones,  William 
Lit  ten,  Thomas 
League,  Abraham 
Lawrence,  Joseph 
Leahy,  John 
Larkin,  William 
Madary,  William 
McElr^y,  John 
Mettee,  Martin 
McMullen,  Nathl. 
Metz,  George 
McLaughlin,  Jo. 
Moss,  Barney 
McCollister,  Richard 
Mitchell,  W^illiam 
Nelson,  Basil 
Newbury,  John 
Palmer,  Isaac 
Pitch,  Samuel  ! 
Ritter,  Jacob 
Roberts,  Owen 
Robinson,  Joseph 
Sexton,  Charles 
Steffer,  Frederick 
Shane,  Michael 
Taylor,  Thomas 
Taylor,  James 
Thomas,  Abel 


Private. 


37 


Wright,  Richd. 
Wcaler,  George 
Wreu,  James 


Private.  Wei Islager,  Jacob 
"         Walker,  Jacob 
"         Wiiiiamsou,  Jas. 


Private. 


Peter  Gait,  Captain. 
Niclis.  Brewer,  Lieuteuant. 
Richd.  Piudall,  Ensign. 
Richd.  Bell,  1st  Serg't. 

Richd.  Parrot,  2d  do. 
John  Eciihurger,  3d  do. 
Wni.  Williauisou,  4th  do. 
Charles  Fox,  1st  Corp'l. 
Jas  H.  Thomas,  2d  do. 
James  Smith,  3d  do. 
John  Stickney,    4lh    do. 


Atwell,  John 
Alberlis,  Willm. 
Bradbury,  Stephen 
Beard,  Henry 
Crozier,  VVillm. 
Crea,  Hugh 
Crea,  James 
Curtean,  Wm. 
Cherbert,  Chs.  F. 
Carpenter.  Geo. 
Deal,  William 
Drummond,  Jas. 
Evans,  Daniel 
Foster,  Joseph 
Foulds,  William 
Fernaudis,  Anthony 
Gardner,  Kensey 
Grace,  John 
Gochear,  Anthony 
Hatch,  Samuel 
Hudson,  John 
Hinton,  Dennis 
Harrison,  William 
Johns,  Isaac  D. 
Johns,  Kichard 


Private. 


Johnston,  Mathias 
King.  James 
Kealley,  Kichard 
Kneppenburg,  Andw. 
Lastie,  John 
Ltuf,  Johnz.ee 
Lenox,  William 
Lobby,  Lewis 
Lone, John 
Landragan,  Phillap 
Mahue,  William 
Porter,  Thos. 
Potter,  David 
Parsons,  John  D. 
Powell,  William 
Reeves,  John 
Rolph,  Neal 
Ringrose,  James 
Sherwood,  Phillup 
Sunderland,  Wm. 
Smith,  Ed wd. 
Smith,  Adam 
Sleekum,  Peter 
Street,  Richald 
Strickland,  Henry 
Stephens,  John 
Turner,  Isaac 
Townsend,  Dennad 
Waltham,  Wm. 
Winstanley,  John 
Weatherby,  Thos. 
Weatherby,  Elisha 
Wirt,  Jacob 
Wampler,  Nathl. 
Wolf,  Henry 
White,  Joseph 


Private. 


William  Brown,  Captain.  John  Slater,  Serg't. 

R.  D.  Millho  land.  Lieutenant.  Robert  Cooper,         do. 
James  Weaver,  Ensign.  Corsey  H.  Edward,  do. 

Thos.  Gallaway,  1st  Serg't.        Jesse  Boston,  Corp'l. 
Alex.  Ciuumins,  Q.  M.  S.  Clay  Arquith,    do. 


38 


Joseph  GoUibert,  Corp'l 


Samuel  Watts, 
Atkinson,  John 
Allen,  John 
Bennett,  Matthew 
Bonfield,  Thomas 
Bowen,  Martia 
Baker,  Giddie 
Bunbury,  Henry 
Bryan,  Joseph 
Claridge,  Levin 
Cad  el,  John 
Cassen,  John 
Carroll,  Robert 
Clary,  Michael 
Cochran,  Michael 
Caswell,  John 
Donnelly,  Simon 
Dayley,  John 
Degilver,  John 
Davis,  Abraham 
Denson,  James 
Fish,  James 
Grimes,  Levi 
GrifRn,  Henry 
Graham,  Wm. 
Gritfen,  Benjn. 
Goodwin,  John 
Harrison,  Henry 
Hatcherson,  Thos. 
Hurst,  George 
Harper,  Peter 
Humphries,  John 
Justis,  Morton, 


Kierl,  John  W. 

do.  Kermichael,  Wm. 
Private.  Kerby,  Thomas 

"  Lauderman,  Geo. 

"  Long,  Jacob 

"  Lemmon,  Henry 

"  McCoy,  John 

"  Muer,  Thomas 

"  Miirris,  John 

"  Miller,  James 

"  Pampliilion,  Edward 

"  Quin,  Edward 

"  Strustrum,  Magnus 

"  Sweer,  Peter 

"  Slater,  Alexr, 

"  Stradier,  John 

"  Stevens,  Darius 

"  Swager,  William 

"  Travers,  William 

"  Turner,  Caleb 

"  Tuel,  Martin 

"  Tliornton,  Sergcod 

"  Tumbleson,  Wm. 

"  Tunnell,  Isaiah 

"  Williams,  Isaac 

Webb,  John 

"  Wright,  Walter 

Wiley,  William 

"  Wolf,  Frederick 

Wright,  Edward 

"  Weary,  William 

"  Wigley,  William 

"  Winwright,  John 


Private. 


Thos  L.  Lawrence,  Captain. 
John  Burk,  Lieutenant. 
Joshua  Atkinson,  Ensign. 
John  G.  ('happell,      do. 
Samuel  Harrison,  Serg't. 
William  Cathrill,     do. 
Patrick  Gallaspy,    do. 
Thomas  Price,         do. 
C.  C.  Bobart,        Corp'l. 
Thomas  Smith,         do. 
Benjamin  Boyle,      do. 
Samuel  Hawney,      do. 
James  League,  Drummer. 


Abry,  Christopher 
Anderson,  William 
Belton,  John 
Boston.  Isaac 
Boyd,  Matthew 
Briscoe,  James 
Barlow,  John 
Burke,  David,  jr. 
Carey.  Josepli 
Carr,  Nicholas 
Cammeron.  John 
Cannada,  Ebenezer 
Cole,  Frederick 


Private. 


39 


Coleman.  Jo9C'ph 
Cminiiiiihiun,  Joseph 
Clyne.  Diiniel  D. 
Diivis,  Tlminas 
Davis,  Joshua 
Donaltlson,  Jesse 
Doyle,  Patrick 
Dempsey,  Jolin 
Evans,  Thomas 
Eachburirer,  Jacob 
Easton,  Nicliolas 
Furguson,  William 
Freeman.  John 
Gardner,  George 
Gale.  William 
Griffitli.  David 
Gray,  John 
Gunby,  Stephen 
Harwood,  Benjamin 
Hooper,  James 
Hamilton,  John 
Hammond,  Joseph 
Harrison,  Thomas 
Inloes,  John 
Johnson,  Charles 
Kivens,  Samuel 
King,  Thomas,  jr. 
Lock,  Wa^hiugton 
Leoni,  G.  C. 


Private.  Martin,  Joseph 
"         Martin,  John 

Mickle,  John 
"         Moon,  Allen 
"         Maylier.  Timothy  D. 
"        Pliiiips,  Geortce 
"         Rigo,  Clement 
"        Robinson,  Thomas 
"        Robinson,  John 
"         Radish,  Thomas 
"         Rains,  Lewis 
"         Rice.  Edward 
"         Smith,  John  E. 

Sky,  Gattiel 

Soilers,  John 
"        Stebeck,  John 
"        Scott,  Robert 
"        Stausbury,  Nicholas 
"         Strand,  John 
"        Sinclair,  Perry 
"        Sterrett,  Alexander 
"        Salman,  Joseph 
"        Thomas,  Thomas 
"        Thompson,  James 
"        Traverse,  Henry 

Tincler,  W.  P. 

Tucker,  William 
"        Thompson,  William 
"        Williams,  Giles 


Private. 


Benjamin  Ringold,  Captain. 
Robert  D.  Alien,  Lieutenant. 
Joseph  Hart,  Ensign. 
John  B   Hall,    Serg't. 
John  Mansfield,  do. 
John  Thomas,     do. 
Peter  ZHne,  do. 

Samuel  Burnes,    Corp'l. 
Edwin  H.  Alford,    do. 
Jacob  Winchester,  do. 
Amos  Chapman,      do. 


Allender,  John 
Alexander,  Joseph 
Billinglon.  James 
Booth,  William 
Bankson,  James 
Batchelor,  Nathaniel 
Byrne,  Lawrence 


Private. 


Comegys,  Jesse 
Comegys,  Cornelius 
Carroll,  Aquiila 
Cross,  Andrew 
Carr,  John 
Calvin,  Richard 
Clayton,  Samuel 
Chrisfield,  Samuel 
Canney,  John 
Dopt,  George 
Dulton,  John 
Davit,  W^illiam 
Dawson,  William 
Dinsmore,  John 
Ellis,  Thomas 
Eccle,  John 
Eades,  Thomas 
Fales,  Benjamin 


Private. 


40 


Gill,  Selmon 
Gooding,  Jones 
Gooding,  Marmaduke 
Graham,  William 
Hudson,  James 
Hindes,  John 
Hulton,  Joseph 
Hamilton,  John 
Hewit,  Elmer 
Herbert,  Thomas 
Hui-sey,  Joseph 
Hatton,  Hagerty 
Hughes,  Vincent 
Howlet,  John 
Kitchcart,  John 
Kellum,  James 
Lewis,  Lewis  D. 
Lovedet,  John 
McOlellen.  Matthew 
McClain,  John 
Mann,  George 
Muralte,  Samuel 
Merrit,  Samuel 
Maxwell,  Joshua 
Mann,  Jiimes 
Mitchell,  John 
Mitchell,  Richard 


Private.  Matthews,  William        Private. 

"  Merryman,  Samuel  " 

"  McCoukey,  William  " 

"  Obrien,  Francis  " 

"  Patterson,  William  " 

"  Plummer,  Jnmes  " 

"  Robinson,  David  " 

"  Reddon,  George  " 

"  Rigdon,  William  " 

"  Rutter,  William  " 

"  Staliings,  Aquilla  " 

"  Schrorder,  John  " 

"  Slater,  Benjamin  " 

"  Steel,  Penson  " 

"  Salques.  Selah  " 

"  Tucker,  Joseph  " 

Taylor,  William  " 

"  Towsley,  William  " 

Uhler,  Frederick  " 

"  Vanhoru,  Fielding  " 

"  Valentine,  Arch.  K.  " 

"  Williams,  James  " 

"  Walker,  John  " 

"  Williams,  William  " 

"  Washington,  Lawrence     " 

"  Yager,  John  " 


Luke  Kienstead,  Captain. 
Wm.  Hubbard,  Lieutenant. 
Davis  McCaughan,  Ensign. 
Jos.  Robinson,      1st  Serg't. 
Thos.  Willender,  2d    do. 
Conrad  Switzer,  3d    do. 
Barney  Lerich,    4th  do.- 
Moses  Desent,     1st  Corp'l. 
Curtis  Dunn,       2d      do. 
Perigrine  Ward,  3d      do. 
John  Parsons,     4th    do. 
Boza,  John  Private. 

Burgis,  John  " 

Benson,  Stephen  " 

Cock,  Solomon  " 

Cline,  David 

Onprice,  Joseph  " 

Cowles,  William  " 

Cole,  Thomas 
Decent,  George  " 

Dorman,  William  " 


Dunn,  James 
Denning,  Spry 
Fingan,  James 
Glass,  John 
Gray,  Andrew 
Gerrand,  Ibram        ' 
Glasby,  John 
Hall,  Lewis 
Harden,  Thomas 
Hubert,  Thomas 
Hunt,  John 
Jones,  Barren 
Kemp,  Joseph 
Kholehouse,  Fred'k 
Kemp,  Thomas 
Kerby,  Samuel 
Kell,  Fleniining 
Leach,  Henry 
Mason,  James 
McCleanley,  John 
McBean,  Angus 


Private^ 


41 


^lorris,  James 
Mason,  Abraham, 
Pierce,  Joepli 
Pencock,  William 
Peel,  George 
North,  Edward 
Sablis,  Michael 
Smith,  William 


Private.  Sute,  John 

"  Totld,  Samuel 

"  Tims,  IJinjiiiDin 

"  "Wilson,  James 

"  AVilliams.  John 

"  Woods,  John 

"  Willim,',  Henry 

"  Zane,  Joseph 


Private. 


Sam'l  McDonald,  Captain. 
James  Biays.  jr..  Lieutenant. 
Hugh  Allen,  Ensign. 
Robert  Dempsey,    1st  Serg't. 
Joseph  Graham,       2d      do. 
Thos.  Brankan,        3d      do. 
Jona.  Towuseud.     4th    do. 
James  Sinclair,      1st  Corp'l. 
"William  Askew,    2d      do. 
Henry  Middleton,  3d      do. 
"Wm.  W^ilkenson,   4th     do. 
Adams,  Robert  Private. 

Atwell,  "William  " 

Arnold,  John  " 

AleXHnder,  William  " 

Bowline,  Roger  " 

Berton,  Nicholas  " 

Blades,  George  " 

Baiue,  John  " 

Broom,  Thomas  " 

Burke,  John  " 

Calif,  John  " 

Calif,  James  " 

Cummings,  Robert  " 

Christopher,  Charles  "' 

Carroll,  John  " 

Davy,  Henry  " 

Denny,  John  " 

Disney,  William  " 


Dennis,  John 
Eagleston,  John 
Fenton,  John 
Goodwin,  Caleb 
Gray,  John 
Hague,  Joseph 
Harrison,  Joseph 
Heary,  David 
Harrison,  Thomas 
Harrison,  Samuel 
Harrison,  Nicholas 
Kelby,  Samuel 
Kensy,  Peter 
Lanman,  Daniel 
Leach,  John 
Macey,  William 
McLane,  Charles 
Matthews,  John 
Miles,  Benjamin 
McGraw,  Thomas 
Neven,  Thomas 
Pantry,  John 
Papyon, John 
Read,  John 
Sinclair,  Alexander 
Slewman,  William 
Teal.  Archibald 
Williams,  George 
Wilson,  George 


Private. 


Robert  Conway,  Captain. 
Robert  Graves,  Lieutenant. 
Thomas  Cornthwait,  Ensign. 
Lewis  Auodoun,  Serg't. 
Thomas  Burke,        do. 
Joseph  Tharp,  do. 

Edward  Clemens,    do. 


George  Lee,  Corporal 
James  Slater,      do. 
John  Ellis,  do. 

Lewis  Ellis,        do. 
Adam,  William 
Airs,  Samuel 
Baxter,  Colin 


Private. 


42 


Blades,  John 
Broom,  Henry 
Broom,  John 
Butler,  John 
Clarck,  John 
Cliirck,  George 
Cooper,  Elisha 
Caperlinde,  Nicholas 
Fisher,  Caleb 
Flanagan,  Hugh 
Heard.  John 
Jones,  John 
Jennings,  Daniel 
Lloyd,  John 
Lynch,  Abraham 
Luberg.  John 
Mace,  Thomas 
McCubbin,  William 
McGurch,  John 


Private.  Reese,  George 

"  Remman.  Philip 

"  Rogers,  Patrick 

"  Ramsey,  John 

"  Rider,  Joshua 

"  Ramsey,  Thomas 

"  Redgraves,  Samuel 

"  Ready,  Samuel 

"  Stites,  William 

"  Snvder,  Joseph 
Sm'ith,  William 

"  Southcomb,  Peter 

"  Sanders,  George 

"  Wigiey,  Henry 

"  Walslern,  Samuel 

"  Waddam,  George 

"  Williams,  John 

"  Yam,  Thomas 

"  Zigler,  George 


Private- 


Nicholas  Burke,  Captain. 
Thomas  Reardou,  Lieutenant. 
Michael  Bandel,  Ensign. 
Samuel  Boyde,       1st  Serg't. 
Joseph  Hill,  2d      do. 

Frederick  Cole,  3d  do, 
Thos.  Harrington,  4th  do. 
John  Wane,  1st  Corp'l. 

John  Murphy,  2d  do. 
W.  M.  Conuokin,  3d  do. 
Jacob  Burke,  4th  do. 
Anderson,  John  Private. 

Bradshaw,  Thomas  .  " 
Bandel,  Frederick  " 

Carier,  John  S  " 

Creemcr,  Joshua  " 

Cole,  William 
Claradge,  Henry  " 

Callemler,  James  " 

Campblc,  James  " 

Collins,  John  " 

Cook,  Leaven  " 

Dempsey.  John  *' 

Duvall,  Washington  " 

Elliott,  John  P 
Elliott,  John  " 

Ellender,  Frederick  " 

Elliott,  Thomas  W  " 


Fishwick,  John 
Fisher,  James 
Farland,  John 
Gamble,  John 
Oilman,  John 
Hopkins,  Greenbury 
Hollon,  David 
Haerfuagle,  John 
Hanson,  Nicholas 
Hinlon.  Robert  W 
Jones,  Even 
Lewis,  James 
Leatherbury,  Thomas 
]\lcVVilli,in)s,  Hugh 
Mahaney,  John 
Marshall,  Matthias 
Morgan,  Jolin  W 
Ogden,  Nathaniel  J. 
Owens,  James 
Rock  hold,  Asel 
Riggen,  Benton 
Spmgue,  Henry 
Speak,  Nicholas 
Saldge,  Can  rod 
Thomas.  William 
Taylor,  John 
Tuifield,  Philip 
Vanhorn,  James 


Private. 


43 


Varnor,  Robert 
Wi'lls,  Isaac 
Wait  OS,. Til  lues  D. 
Waites,  Richard 


Private.  Wheeler,  Austin 
"         Wet't,  Amos 

Wilkins.  William 


Private. 


John  G.  Dixon,  Oaptain. 
Broolihn  Terry,    1st  Lieut. 
Henry  IIecliratte,2il      do. 
Jolin  Sutton,  Ensign. 
Wm.  Heci<ratte,      1st  Serg't. 
Chtuin'y  Hurlbut,  2d     do. 
David  Brown,         3d     do. 
Thomas  Faulkner,  4th    do. 
Jolin  Plumb,  Drummer. 
Letus  Sacketl,  Filer. 
Anderson,  Jordan        Private. 
Ackworlli,  Train  " 

Buzzaid,  Peter  " 

Blunt,  Erastus  " 

Cry  a,  Ad.im  " 

Curlile.  Samuel  " 

Cnddock,  Elisha  " 

Drum,  Henry  ' 

Bayd,  Diusman  " 


Drum,  David 
Douglierty,  John 
Dick,  John  C 
Dorcas,  Jolm 
Evans,  Jolm 
Gaskili,  Cripps 
Hillman,  Aaron 
Henderson,  James 
Langstorpp,  Daniel 
Liiilitner,  Joseph 
McChire,  Randel 
!McMullin,  .John 
McMullin,  James 
Marsh,  Henry 
Marlin,  Daviil 
Robinson,  George 
Stine,  Isaac 
Searpass,  Frederick 
Wain,  George 


Private. 


Names  of  the  Field  and  Stajff  and  Company  Officers,  Non- 
Commissioned  Officers  and  Privates  of  the  twenty-seventh 
Regiment  of  Maryland  Militia,  who  served  at  North  Point  and 
Fort  Mcllenry,  12lh  September,  1814— taken  from  the  Muster 
Rolls,  on  file  in  the  Office  of  the  Third  Auditor  of  the 
Treasury  of  the  United  States. 

Kennedy  Long,  Lieutenant  Cobnel. 

Samdel  Mooke,  1*^  Major. 

Joseph  Robinson,  2d  Alujor. 

James  L.  Donaldson,  Litutenant  and  Adjutant. 

Henky  M.  Fisher,  Lieutenant  and  Quarter  Master. 

Jamls  L.  Dawes,  Litiittnant  and  Pay  Master. 

Thomas  Hamilton,  Surgeon. 

Edward  H.  Woukell,  tiuigeon's  Mate. 

George  Craig,  Sergeant  Major. 

John  L.  Cook,  Quarttr  Master's  Sergeant. 


44 


James  McConkey,  Captain. 
Abraham  8co1t,  Lieutenant. 
Ebenezer  Swain,  Ensign. 
Geo.  Miltenberger,  Serg't. 

Cliailes  Barker,  do. 

John  Warren,  do. 

John  Hicks,  do. 
Jacob  H.  Lawton,  Corp'l. 

John  Lackey,  do. 
Franklin  Edmonson,  do. 

Nicholas  Ridgely,  do. 

Alltn,  John  Private. 
Ash,  Lewis 

Ashmead,  Hosea  •" 

Askew,  Robert  " 

Austin,  John  " 

Alleu,  Thomas  " 

Butler,  William  " 

Biddle,  Abraham  '• 

Blunt,  Samuel  " 

Boyce,  Charles  " 

Burns,  James  " 

Berger,  John  " 

Barrett,  Thomas  " 

Carty,  John  " 

Chapman,  Joseph  " 

Cain,  Claiburn  " 

Counard,  Frederick  " 
Chribfield,  Perry 

Collins,  William  " 

Dorr,  Leonard  " 

Dykes,  Joseph  " 

Davies,  Samuel  " 

Estel,  James  B.  " 

Fannoi),  William  " 

Fowler,  John  " 

Foster,  James  " 

Gossen,  Henry  " 

Goddard,  Charles  " 

Gray,  Zacharia  R.  " 

Gordon,  Joseph  " 

Griffin,  Luther  " 

Hagen,  Michael  " 

Heron,  Alexander  " 

Hare,  Jesse  " 

Heslip,  John  " 

Hill,  Alexander  " 

Hinkley,  William  " 

Jell' rev,  Richard  " 
Jetfiey,  Robert 

Johnson,  Deter  " 


Jennings,  Samuel 
Jones,  William 
Kurtzs,  John 
Keetch,  Robert 
Kurtzs,- Robert 
Kerr,  William 
Lanham,  John 
Labborrie,  Nicholas 
Lee,  George 
Lawton,  John 
McChristal,  John 
McFarland,  -John 
McPherson,  Tliomas 
McCann,  Thomas 
McGoldrick,  John 
McChristal,  James 
McChristal,  Patrick 
Maguire,  John 
Mace,  Thomas 
Mattocks,  George 
Miskelly,  Peter 
Moss,  Charles 
Neale,  James  G.  W. 
Oliver,  Amos 
Orura,  Edward 
O'Donnell,  Barney 
Parker,  Richard  B. 
Paul,  Thomas 
Pouge,  Loudy  I. 
Prichard,  Cyrus 
Palmetary,  John  H. 
Piigh,  Uavid 
Roberts,  Edward  B. 
Richards,  David 
Ray,  Francis 
Ross,  James 
Rust,  Samuel 
Rogers  William 
Rhyhnhait,  Ezekiel 
Rigby,  Edward 
Sinclair,  Matthew 
Saulsby,  John 
Smith,  William 
Smith,  Thomas 
Spencer,  Reuben 
Sprigg,  Edward 
Spuriitr,  John 
Slephens,  Alexander 
Supper,  John 
Stiger,  Peter 
Summers,  George 


Private. 


45 


Skelton,  Jolin 
Stft'Vtrs,  Adam 
Tnylor,  Levi 
Tiiylor,  Gt'oree 
West,  Hicliard 
Wilson,  Thomas 
Wilson,  Thomas  L 


Private.  "Wooh  u,  William  Private- 

"  "Wolf,  Isaac  " 

"  WaterniHn,  Warren  " 

"  Wray,  Joiin  " 

"  Welsh,  Daniel 

"  Stephen  Brown,  Capt.  Servt. 


John  Kennedy,  Captain. 
William  Lafferty,  Lieutenant. 
William  Buck,  Ensign. 
Jacob  Craft,         1st  Serg't. 
Conrod  Keller,    2d      do. 
HilUry  Elder,      3d      do. 
Hy.  Freeburger,  4th      do. 
Henry  Huber,  2d  Corp'l. 
Henry  Rust,      4lh    do. 


Alford,  Thomas, 
Beard,  Alpxauder 
Busey,  Charles 
Bailer,  Heztkiah 
Benner,  James 
Beade,  George 
Bruner,  Elias 
Brisco,  Benjamin 
Brocas,  John 
Batty,  Philip 
Calvert,  William 
Conner,  Edward 
Callihan,  Peter 
Clark,  John    ■ 
Cole,  Andrew 
Childs,  Thomas 
Cole,  John 
Chapman,  George 
Deslrelds,  William 
Daniel,  James 
Delano,  Judah 
During,  James 
Dougherty,  James 
Dun,  James 
Duffy.  Hugh 
Davidson,  Nelson 
Etsberger,  William 
Elder,  Samuel 
Fordiee,  John 
Fairbank,  William 
Ferrel,  Francis 


Private. 


Gillum,  Simon 
Griffith.  John 
Griswold,  Livy 
Haslett,  Charles 
Hunt,  Jesse 
Hopkins,  Richard 
Jacobs,  Benjamin 
Kennon,  John  B 
Knox,  James 
Knox,  John 
Little,  John 
Lewellin,  John 
More,  Jolin 
Mapp,  William 
McDonald,  James 
McDaniel,  Daniel 
McKinzie,  Thomas 
Miles,  Joshua 
Murry,  Thomas 
McGruder,  Samuel 
Pain,  Richard 
Paschal,  Jeremiah 
Palmetery,  John 
Quest,  Charles 
Ritchardson,  James 
Rapley,  Abraham 
Russel,  Samuel 
Ray,  Andrew 
Riley,  John 
Specht,  Cornelius 
Smewings,  James 
Stansbury,  William 
Spencer,  William 
Sheamer,  James 
Storks,  Levy 
Taylor,  John 
Taylor,  Thomas  A. 
Warner,  Alfred  L 
Wilson,  Thomas 
Welch,  John  G 


Private. 


46 


James  Dillon,  Captain. 

Jas.  F.  Wiuchell,  1st  Lieut. 
John  Lesier,  Ensign. 

Isaac  N.  Toy,        1st  Serg't. 

John  Williams,      2d  do. 

Benj.  F.  Pollock,  3d  do. 
William  Kelly,      4th    do. 
Caleb  Pasterfield,  Corp'l. 
George  Catts,            do. 
Nathaniel  Creaver,  do. 
Joseph  Purden,        do. 

Ryan,  William  Private. 

Martin,  Joseph  " 

Teppish,  Caspar  " 

Alexander,  John  " 

Brown,  James  " 

Brady,  Michael  " 

Buckley,  James  " 

Barton,  Isaac  " 

Barnes,  Bennet  H.  " 

Buroes,  Charles  *' 

Bentzle,  Frederick  " 

Carnes,  William  " 

Curry,  Isaac  " 

Carter,  Jesse  " 
Carroll,  N.  C. 

Cappuch,  William  " 

Chaney,  Cornelius  " 

Cross,  John  " 

Carrol],  William  " 

Cochran,  George  " 

Deems,  John  " 

Daley,  John  " 

Dorsey,  Vachel  " 

Dilten.  David  " 
Doddrell,  J.  C. 

Eisenhart,  J.  D.  " 

Eddy,  Rufus  " 
Eden,  William 

Fisher,  AVilliam  " 

Gray  James  " 


Glenn.  Samuel 
Gil)Son,  Samuel 
Gomley,  Richard 
Gorsuch,  Joshua 
Harryman,  S. 
Hamiltou,  Robert 
Hicks,  Elijah 
Hinton.  T  homas 
Earr,  William 
Jephson,  John 
Jones,  Robinson 
Jacobs,  James 
Kneeland,  Richard 
Kelsner,  John 
Koch,  Henry 
McNeilly,  Jeremiah 
McJilton,  William 
Murray,  W'illiam 
Myers,  Henry 
Mintz,  Seth 
Nugent,  Neal 
Neal,  John 
Pacack,  John 
Plintenberger,  Chas. 
Potter,  Martin 
Pencast,  Asa 
Philips,  Edward 
Powell,  P.  B. 
Rumbaugh,  Peter 
Roston,  William 
Richardson,  Jabes 
Rust,  Abraham 
Smith,  George 
Tucker,  James 
Thompson,  David 
Turpin,  Sacka 
W^ade,  George 
Wadlow,  John 
Walton,  Nathaniel 
Wan,  James 
Wilson,  Peter 


Private;- 


Benjamin  Edes,  Captain, 
Samuel  G.  Hyde,  Lieutenant. 
Joseph  Jackson,  Ensign. 
Walter  Theker,      1st  Serg't. 
Rich'd  Bradshaw,  2d      do. 
Robert  Bell,  3d      do. 

William  Reeves,    4th     do. 


Rd.  Diffenderffer,  let  Corp'l. 

Thomas  Dryden,  2d      do. 

Frederick  Cole,  3d      do. 

Edward  Beackly,  4th    do. 
Aborn,  John  Private. 

Allen,  John  " 

Butler,  Absalom  " 


47 


Barney,  Wlitftton  J.     Priv 
BItincli,  Thomas 
Buclmnan,  Fnincis  ' 

Bintzell,  Baltzor 
Briugmnn,  Tliomiis 
Burke,  Joshua  ' 

Conner,  A!)rahain  ' 

Conncll,  l?arlholouicw 
Collins,  1  lionias 
Cassenl,  Lewis 
Cadle.  Daniel 
Chase,  Philip  W. 
Dryden,  Littleton  D. 
Devos,  John  ' 

Daugherty,  Samuel  ' 

Estis,  Thomas  ' 

Earley,  John  ' 

Evans,  Joseph  ' 

Estell,  John 
Fish,  Allen 
FendalL  Edward 
Grewe,  Henry  W. 
Guest,  Thomas 
Green,  Edward 
Giddings,  Beuj. 
Gladding,  Samuel 
Gorsuch,  Nicholas 
Gritiiih,  Henry  B. 
Henderson,  John 
Hopewell,  Hugh 
Hull,  William 
flays,  Robert 
Hutchinson,  William 
Haciaway,  Robert 
Johnston,  Joseph 
Jordan,  Robert 
Jervis,  William 
Ireland,  John  F. 
Kennedy,  James 
Key,  Abner 
Keichcoff,  George 


lie.  Lemonth,  Alexander 
Lewis,  Sliraddrack 
Labroche,  Haniabas 
Longford,  John 
Leard,  Samuel 
Marvin,  Clarr 
McConkey,  William 
JSIackey,  James 
McCoy,  James 
McCain,  Charles 
Morris,  Jesse 
Madison,  Thomas 
^IcGee,  John 
Mackey,  William 
Montgomery,  ..ohn 
Prill,  Henry 
Pearson,  Tiiomas 
IMielps,  Greenbury 
Prosser,  Samuel 
Prosser,  Uriah 
Roy,  John 
Richards,  John 
Rodman,  Robert  R. 
Steadham,  Peter  A. 
Stevens,  John 
Sullivan.  John 
Smith,  Thomas 
Stevens,  Mark 
Stocker,  Charles 
Sinton,  Joseph 
Taylor,  Henry 
Thomts,  John 
Urie,  Jeremiah 
Vanbaun,  William 
Wise,  Augustus 
Wilson,  John 
Wooles,  Stephen 
Wallace,  Thomas 
Williams,  James 
Yerkess,  Anthony 


Private. 


John  McKane,  Captain.  John  Pyfer,  1st  Corp'I. 

Daniel  Crook,  Lieutenant.  Bernard  Diipuy,  2d      do. 

Francis  Morton,  Ensign.  Chrislo'r.  Wynn,  3d      do. 

Tliomiis  G   Hill,        1st  Serg't.  William  Jackson.  4th     do 

Curtis  Sheldon,         2d      do.  Armstrong,  Robert        Private. 

John  Muderwood,     3d      do.  Avery,  Jonathan  " 

Richard  Lenox,        4th     do.  Belt,  Joseph  " 


48 


BoUman.  Thomas 
Beale,  Nathan 
Bowers,  John 
Bunieston,  Joseph,  jr 
Briar,  Emanuel 
B  inner,  John 
Burden,  Samuel 
Clarke,  William 
Crawley,  Samuel 
Craig,  James 
Crumwell,  Michael 
Collins,  William 
Conway,  Robert 
Connelly,  Bernard 
Duffy,  Henry 
Donuell,  John 
Dougherty,  John 
Elbert,  Samuel. 
Goldsmith,  John 
Gwynn,  William 
Gray,  Nicholas 
Gale,  Lewis 
Gardner,  Peter 
Hebb,  Henry 
Hayward,  John 
Hall,  John 
Harris,  S.  W. 
Hawley,  Irza 
Hall,  Henry 
Herbert,  William  P 
Hall,  George 
Hoyt,  Reuben 
Johns.  James 
James,  George 
Jones,  Daniel 
Kaminskie,  John  C. 
Kelly,  Thomas 
Levy,  Vincent 
Lampley,  John  M 
Lee,  Thomas 
Littig,  Philip 
Lucas,  Fielding,  jr. 


Private.  Lewis,  John 
"        Long,  Levi 

Lloyd,  William 
"        McCoy,  William 
"        McClane,  Eiias 
"        Moffit,  Noahj 
"        McNeir,  John 
"        Markland,  James 
"        Monsarrat,  Nicholas 
"        Mcllvain,  George 
"        McKiuley,  William 
"        Mattocks,  William 
"         Mickie,  Robert 

McHenry,  F.  D. 
"        Neale,  Benjamin 

O'Donnell,  Patrick 

Oldham.  Elisha 
"        O'Brien,  James 
"         Perry,  Jeremiah 
"        Pattridge.  James 
"         Pouluat,  John 
"        Peters,  James 
"        Reed,  John 
"        Reinagle,  Thomas 
"        Reinizel,  George 
"        Riggin.  Levi 
•'        Ratliff,  Gilbert 

Reed,  Patrick 
"        Riley,  John  S. 
"        Stockman,  Jacob 
"        Stewart,  John  N. 
"        Smith,  Robert 
"        Smith,  Cyrus 
"        Smith,  David 
"        Sloan,  James,  jr. 

Toelle,  Garrard 

Taylor,  William 
"  Tanuer,  Samuel 
"        Underwood,  John,  jr. 

Wills,  Richard 
"  Wilson,  Hosea 
"        Watson,  Robert 


Private. 


Peter  Pinney,  Captain, 
Samuel  Legrand,  Lieutenant. 
Joseph  Towson,  Ensign. 
Ailing  Sergeant,    1st  Serg't. 
Samuel  Hadley,      2d      do. 
Elisha  Lewis,         3d      do. 


William  Powell,    4th     do. 
Robt.  B.  Varden,   Ist  Corp'l. 
Thomas  Fox,  2d      do. 

James  Dulrymple,  3d      do. 
Jaei^b  I  able,  4th     do. 

George  Teal,  Musician. 


40 


Arnold,  Francis 
Arnold,  Peter 
Ball,  James 
Brewer,  John  R 
Bond,  Williiuu 
Brown,  Paoli 
Bond,  Charles 
Boon,  Benjiimin 
Batlcau,  Christian 
Brown,  John 
Beechani,  Thomas 
Beatty,  Samuel 
Carroll,  James 
Cheslon,  William 
Cale,  Daniel 
Cook,  John  L. 
Duddy,  Henry 
Davis,  Charles 
Des^k,  Michael 
Dewlirg,  Wiliam 
Dixon,  William 
Evans,  John 
Falknier,  Abraham 
Finney,  Lewis 
Gamble,  Darius 
Glenn,  Elijah 
Gray,  William 
Ilugg,  Richard 
Howard,  William 
Hayley,  Henry 
Hibbert,  Solomon 
Hoffman,  George  W. 
Hauplman,  John 
Hamilton,  James 


Private.  Joy,  Edward 
"         Johnson,  Jolin 
"         Johnson,  .lames 
"         Keirl,  ^latthew 
"         Knorr,  William 
"         Livingston,  James 
"         Marsliall,  Andrew 

Morgan,  Jesse 
"        McKenz'e,  James 

Medcair.  William 

Mopps,  Frederick 
"        Mearis,  Jacob 
"         Newon,  Patrick 
"        Niles,  Hezekiah 

Nippard,  George 
"        Otrden,  David 

Patridge,  Job 
"        Parri^li,  Isaac 
"        Powell,  James 
"         Pearce,  William 

Rouse,  George 
"        Rogers,  George 
"        Reese,  John 
"        Robinson,  John  M. 
".        Rial,  Absalom 

Rilej-,  Valerius 
"        Shyrach,  Charles 
"        Spencer,  Robert 

Thompson,  John 
"        Toulson,  Thomas 

Tittle,  Jeremiah 
"        Trickett,  John 
"        Wallace,  James 


Private. 


George  Steever,  Captain. 
Jftnu'8  May,  Lieutenant. 
Jertmiali  Green,  Ensign. 
Joseph  Sewell,  Serg't. 
John  Conner,      do. 
Phillip  Gatch,     do. 
Isaac  Burke,        do. 
John  Wisham,      Corp'l. 
Alexander  Sinley,   do. 
Frederick  Baker,    do. 
Amos,  John 
Baifield,  Janus 
Birmingham,  John 
Burk,  Richard 
5 


Baty,  Oliver 
Browning,  William 
Baker,  David 
Cox,  Jcmathan 
Carter,  Charles 
Cook,  John  W. 
Carter,  John 
Dungan.  William 
Dillahunt,  Thomas 
Devorix,  John 
Private.  Delshcr,  William 

"        Daugh(  rty,  Charles 

"        Edes,  Jolin 
Eli,  Gtorge 


Private. 


50 


Fornshill,  John 

Private. 

Reading,  John 

Graves,  Jobn 

" 

Rothrock,  Jacob 

Gorsuch,  Thomas 

" 

Romney,  Robert 

Hiss,  Philip 

" 

Roan,  George  H. 

Hatten,  Aquilla 

" 

Rust,  William 

Hatten,  Caiup 

" 

Stansbury,  Aug.  M. 

Jones,  Malon 

" 

Stansbury,  David 

Jones,  Hugh  S. 

" 

Smith.  George 

Jeffries,  "William 

" 

Sliver,  John 

Jewniufjs,  John 

" 

Stemmin,  Barnard 

Kent,  liobert 

" 

Saunders,  Bend't.  3^ 

Love,  Joseph 

i( 

Thompson,  James 

League,  Nathan 

" 

Taylor,  Archibald 

Long,  Henry 

" 

Vansant,  Christopher 

Logan,  John  B. 

" 

Vanberger,  John 

Little,  William 

" 

Wisbaugh.  Martin 

Lawless,  John 

" 

Wheeler,  Tliomas 

Lcforge,  Clarkson 

" 

Wittertield,  James 

Lightner,  George 

ti 

White.  Allen 

Magauran,  Henry 

" 

Woilds  David 

McCoy,  Samuel 

" 

White,  Elislia 

Miller,  John 

" 

Warner,  Henry 

Pettecord,  John 

" 

Waters,  John 

Reanny,  Isaac 

" 

Wilson,  Joseph 

Russall,  William 

" 

Fleming,  James 

Ricketts,  Levering 

It 

Danl.  Schwarzauer,  Captain. 

Curbey.  James 

Benj.  Rawlings,  Lieutenant. 

Conn,  Jacob 

Joshua  F.  Batchelor, 

Ensign. 

Craddick,  Joseph 

Michael  Waters,    1st 

Serg't. 

Dorbecker,  Adam 

Arch.  A.Watkins,  2d 

do. 

Dawson,  Thomas 

John  Beard,           3d 

do. 

Donaldson,  Aaron 

John  Snyder,         4th 

do. 

Dowlan,  Daniel 

James  Achlan,        1st 

Corp'l. 

Danaker,  John 

Chas.  A.  Mattee,    3d 

do. 

Desk,  Thomas 

Jas.  Moberry,         4tli 

do. 

Ever,  Abraham 

Alexander,  Elie 

Private, 

.  Fosler,  George 

Anderson,  Archibald 

" 

Ferguson,  George 

Bilmcyer,  Jacob 

" 

Fowler,  Samuel 

Buckingham,  Thomas 

1       " 

Fleetwood,  Benj. 

Benner,  John 

ti 

Freberger,  Henry 

Burk,  William 

" 

Gibbs,  John 

Black,  Fredk. 

" 

Glaucer.  Jacob 

Black,  Joseph 

" 

Gibbs,  Nicholas 

Boyce,  Benjamin 

" 

Jarrett,  John 

Chilcoat,  Charles 

" 

Johnson.  Nicholas 

Cunningham,  George 

" 

Kinley,  Edward 

Capito,  Peter 

" 

Lefltr,  George 

Private. 


Private 


51 


Logan,  Samuel 
Loud,  Baltzer 
Miller,  Philip 
McDerniitt,  Jumes 
Mixtor,  Ezrik 
Morrison,  James 
Munn.  Joiin 
Milk-r,  Jolin 
Mortimor,  Tlionias 
l\Iclnlirc'.  John 
IVIerritt,  John 
Mclvmghlin,  John 
Nash,  Epliraim 
Poulston,  John 
Parsons.  Joseph 
Pope,  Elijah 
Pennington.  William 
Robinson,  Jesse 
Robinson,  Andrew 


Private.  Ripgins,  Joseph  Private. 

"  Heppart,  George  " 

"  Kiehardfcon,  Edward  " 

"  Redman,  John  " 

"  Salqucs,  Coley  " 

"  Shaliier,  Jacob  " 

"  Saunders,  Tiiomas  " 

"  Saunders,  James  " 

"  Starr,  George  " 

"  Tateliam,  Daniel  " 

"  Tunis,  Samuel  " 

Trucit,  Robert  ^' 

"  Torreuson,  John  " 

"  Mark,  Aaron 

"  Walker,  Benjamin 

"  Watson.  John  " 

"  Webb,  Perry  " 

"  Hardman,  John     Musician. 

"  Cowhem,  William  do. 


Names  of  the  Field  and  Staff  and  Company  Officers,  Non- 
commissioned Officers  and  Privates  of  the  thirty-ninth  Regi- 
ment of  the  Maryland  Militia,  who  served  at  North  Point 
and  Fort  McEIenry,  12tli  September,  1814 — taken  from  the 
Muster  Rolls  on  file  in  the  Office  of  the  Third  Auditor  of 
the  Treasury  of  the  United  States. 

Bekjamin  Fowler,  Lieutena)it  Colonel. 

Jacob  Steigehs,  Major. 

George  Hennick,  Major. 

Thomas  Baltzell,  \st  ■Lieutenant  and  Adjutant. 

Owen  Doksey,  \st  Lkntenant  and  Pay  Master. 

Thomas  Mummy,  lut  Lieutenant  and  Qr.  Master. 

Henuy  Howahd,  Surgeon. 

A.Mos  CouBrN,  Surgeon's  Mate. 

Joseph  Bakckley,  Sejfjeant  Major. 

Samuel  Young,  Quarter  Master's  Sergeant. 


Archibald  Dobbin,  Captain. 
Thomas  Cole,  Lieutenant. 
Robert  Cummins.  Ensign. 
Thomas  Harwood,  Serg't. 
William  Saukee,        do. 


James  Smith  Serg't. 

John  H.  Wilson,        do. 
Joseph  Sindorff,   Corporal. 
John  Lyues,  do. 

Benj.  Grammar,         do. 


52 


John  Maxwell,  Corp'l. 
Barrows,  Elijah  Private. 

Berry,  James  " 

Burnes,  Timothy  " 

Baine,  Andrew  " 

Britton,  John  " 

Baltzell,  Lewis  " 

Beck,  John  " 

Cliannel,  James  " 

Carr,  John  " 

Chapman,  John  " 

Dempsey,  John  " 

Dinsmore,  Patrick  " 

Dorsey,  Saml.  J.  " 

Drydon,  William  " 

Edgar,  David  " 

Fowler,  James  " 

Ford,  Nicholas  " 

Fowler,  Perry  " 

Greenfield,  Neilson  " 

Gardenier,  Wm.  " 

High,  James  " 

Hewett.  Michael  " 

Hohn,  Henry  " 

Harwood,  James  " 

Harris,  Joseph  " 

James,  Singleton  " 

Isett,  Adam  " 

Joy,  Peter  " 

Kilbourne,  Saml.  " 

Keplinger,  Saml.  " 


Knight,  John 
Keirnan,  Cliarles 
Light,  John 
Leonard,  Amassa 
Lynch,  Patrick 
McDonald,  John 
Meeks,  William 
Marsh,  John  J. 
Messenger,  Simpson 
Manning.  Jesse 
Mattox,  Edward 
Mullenhoover,  Josh. 
Norwood,  John 
Olcott,  Joel 
Phillii)S,  John 
Patterson,  John 
Patterson,  George 
Porter,  Jeptha 
Roach,  1  homas  D. 
Roe,  Saml. 
Roe,  Charles 
Robinson,  Jesse 
Randle,  Christopher 
Silverthorn,  Henry 
Silance,  Richard 
Scipe,  Michael 
Thomas,  Gabriel 
Thompson,  John 
Whorley,  Jonathan 
"Wolf,  George 
Worthington,  Niche, 


Private. 


Thomas  Warner,  Captain. 
Benjnmin  Tevis,  1st  Lieut. 
Tbos.  S.  Williams,  Ensign. 
Horace  H.  Haden,  Serg't. 
James  G.  Hilton,      do. 
William  Hardy,  Corporal. 
Adams,  Soseph  Private. 

Armstrong,  Joshua  " 

Baker,  Ernest  " 

Butler,  Moses  " 

Campbell,  John  " 

Curle3%  James  " 

Desncv,  Benj.  " 

Dent,  Walter  " 

Downes,  James  " 

Fenton,  William  " 

Grant,  Elijah 


Hope.  Daniel 
Hone,  Joseph 
Hulstine,  Michael 
Jackson,  Archibald 
Linderraan,  William 
Noah,  Lowry 
McPhail,  Daniel 
Merrican,  John 
McKnight,  John 
Mclnhammer,  John 
Nabb,  William 
Neagle,  James 
Oram,  Lloyd 
Redctfer,  Jacob 
Saddler,  Joseph 
Schaffer,  Christian 
Swiggett,  Robert  T. 


Private. 


53 


8iitton,  Solomon  Private.  Woodward,  Abraham    Private. 

Tyler,  Levin  "        Ways,  Williiim  •' 

Todd,  Lnncelott  "        Weir,  Lemuel  " 


Thomas  Watson,  (Captain. 
William   Woody,  Lieutenant. 
William  Baltzell,  Ensign. 
Jacob  llotl'man,  Ser'gt. 
.lames  Wilson        do. 
.lolin  C  Snyder,  Corporal. 
John  Wilson,  do. 

Adrey,  AVilliam  Private. 

Adny,  Levin  " 

Anderson,  William  " 

Brannen,  William  " 

Bodensick,  Henry  " 

Bark  man,  John  " 

Brown,  John  C.  " 

Chalmers,  John         ,         " 
Cooper,  Samuel  " 

Cole,  Eisey  " 

Deshorg,  James  " 

Ewing,  Samuel  " 

Eichdherger,  Samuel         " 
Fuss,  John 

FUmint",  Frederick  " 

France,  Thomas  " 

Gobright,  Willi. .m  " 

Grainger,  Matthew  " 

Gutrow,  James  " 


Hay,  David 
Hasley,  Samuel 
Hiser  John 
Hunterman,  Dedrick 
Heniiing,  Anthony 
Hamilton,  John  A. 
Hogner,  John 
Harmange,  Peter 
Keiner,  Melker 
Lyon,  William 
Meriken,  Joseph 
McCutchen,  George 
McNichalls,  Isaac 
McLean,  Charles 
Mass,  Robert 
Nichols,  Samuel 
Smith,  James 
Spedden.  Edward 
Strike,  William 
Simpson,  john  D. 
Thompson,  Bernard 
Turpin,  George 
Uiiler,  Henry 
Walker,  Isaac 
Worrell,  John 
Wilson,  William 


Private. 


John  D.  Miller,  Captain. 
Erasmus  Uhler,  Isi  Lieut. 
Jas.  H.  Vanaridale,  Ensign. 
Daniel  Hamer,        1st  Serg't. 
Ritson  Browning,  2d     do. 
Isaac  Thomas,         3d     do. 
Jacob  Wolf,  jr.,       4lh  do. 
John  Fisher,  1st  Corp'l. 

Spencer  Coburn,     Drummer. 
Stephen  Pater,        Fifer. 
Amick,  Daniel  Private. 

Amick.  Jacob 
Bear,  William 
Brown,  Christian 
Brown.  Obed 
Bates,  Joseph 


Clayton,  Samuel 
Craxall,  Charles 
Dean,  James 
Hamilton,  John 
Ireland,  Richard 
Kauffman,  Daniel 
Kuuff.  Abraham 
Kautiman,  John 
Krebbs,  John 
Lepeliier,  Francis 
Link,  Henry 
Marr,  Alexander 
McMullen,  Thomas 
Perrine,  Peter 
Potee,  Peter 
Shaves,  Robert 


Private. 


54 


Simpers.  Benj.  Private.  Thrush,  Nicholas 

Simmerinfi:,  John  "        Vansant,  John 

Simmering,  Christian        "        Walter,  Philip 
Sullivan,  John  "        Weaver,  Aquilla 

Smallwood,  George  " 


Andw.  E.  Warner,  Captain.* 
Peter  Lenry,  Lieutenant. 
William  Eckel,  Ensign. 
Valentine  Birely,    1st  Serg't. 
John  Thomas,         2d     do. 
John  Garrett,  3d     do. 

Eb'r.  Pumphrey,     4th    do. 
Boothe,  Michael  Private. 

Bare,  John  " 

Ballinger,  Samuel  " 

Boggus.  Robert  " 

Dome,  John  " 

Degroff,  Richard  " 

Evans,  Joshua  " 

Green,  John  " 

Garrey,  Jeremiah  " 

Hawes,  Frederick  " 

Keilhoultz,  Heery  " 

Levering,  Peter  " 


McKennion,  James 
Matlock,  John 
Oram,  Rezen 
Porter,  William 
Paw  ley,  John 
Ryan,  George 
Roland,  Joseph  M. 
Sederburgh,  Trol 
Sumwalt,  John 
Swope,  John 
Smith,  Andrew 
Sanders,  Benjamin 
Strebeck,  William 
Thompson,  Stephen 
Willey,  John 
Williams,  Owen 
While,  Thomas 
Young,  Samuel 
Young,  John 


Private. 


Private. 


Henry  Myers,  Captain. 
Samuel  Wolf,  1st  Lieutenant. 
George  B.  Sumwalt,  Ensign. 
William  Stansbury,  1st  Serg't 
John  Skiles,  2d      do. 

John  Gibbs,  3d      do. 

Wm  V.  Morrison,  1st  Corp'l 
Wm.  Linebergcr,    2d     do. 
George  W.  Belts,    3d      do. 
Williiim  Samuels, 
Appleby.  Thomas 
Berry,  Philip 
Bausman,  Joseph 
Camp.  Joseph 
Correll,  Nathan 
Christiclf,  Henry 
Cole,  George 
Du  Pois,  (.liri&topher 
Daily,  William 
Emory,  Lott 
Haslelt,  James 


3th    do. 
Private. 


Hix,  William 
Johnson,  Charles 
Johnson,  James 
Keyser,  William 
Kessler,  Christian 
Knowlton,  Silas 
Kone,  Daniel 
Kirk  land,  David 
Miinroe,  James 
Myers,  John 
Mattocks,  John 
Mass,  Samuel 
Nussear,  Joseph 
Nussear,  Jesse 
Richardson,  John 
Robinson,  John 
Robb,  John 
Ross,  James 
Reinicker,  Samuel 
Randolph,  Thompson 
Stall,  Samuel 


Private. 


•Mortally  wounded. 


55 


Schorbb,  Andrew 
Scrotrgs,  John 
Welsh,  George 


Private.  Wincrtt,  Joaepli 
"         Wliitdock.Cliarles 
"        Van  Leiir,  Matthew 


Private. 


Jos.  K.  Stapleton,  Captain. 
Williiun  Myers,  Lieutenant. 
Joseph  Caldwell,  Ensign. 
Hiisrh  Young,  Serg't. 

William  G.  Holland,      do. 
Cliarles  Hogg,  do. 

H.  B.  Magruder,  do. 

James  Leakins,      Corp'l. 
Joseph  Williams,      do. 
Charles  Ballzell,        do. 
Alexander  Brady,  Drummer. 
Abbot,  Francis  A.        Private. 
Abbott.  West  ley 
Baltzell.  Jacob  •' 

Biadley,  Lewis  " 

Banks,  Daniel  " 

Bell,  John  H. 

Bowers,  David  '• 

Campbell.  George  W.         " 
Calhoun,  Benjamin  " 

Daily,  Christian  " 

Daily,  Elijah  " 

Deal,  Michael  " 

Donohoe,  Patrick  " 

Danse,  Lepold  " 

Dooly,  Hhoady  " 

Dykes,  Thomas  " 

Dyke.s,  John  " 

File,  John 


GriniR'll,  William  Private. 

Grainer,  WiHiam  " 

Hammer,  Daniel  " 

Harkins.  Giles  " 

Hagg,  John  " 

Hughes,  William  " 

Jordon,  John  " 
Kithcart,  William 

Livers,  Arnold  " 

Marrow,  Isnac  " 

Marrow,  Hugh  " 

Milburn.  iSaniuel  " 

Myers,  Charles  " 

Oliver,  John  " 

Ogden,  Jonathan  " 
Richards.  J.  C.  (per  proxy.) 

Thompson,  John  F.  " 

Redilord,  Je.ese  " 

Robinson,  John  " 
Russell,  William 

Ruff.  Henry  " 
Sad ler,  Joseph  R. 
Smith,  Hugh 

Smithson,  Archibald  " 

Suuderhind,  B.  " 

Sunderland,  Richard  " 
Tilyard,  John 

Whilmarsh,  John  " 

Woods,  Nicholas  " 


William  Ronev,  Captain. 
John  Disney,  Lieutenant. 
Henry  Lusby,  Ensign. 
George  Sharrer,     1st  Serg't. 
Peter  Eisenbray,  2d      do. 
Thomas  (.hilds,     3d      do. 
John  Minds,  4lh    do. 

William  Gable,      1st  Corp'l. 
John  Terry,  2d      do. 

Richard  Martin,    Musician. 
Aldnut,  James  Private. 

Aldhausen,  Wm.  J.  " 

Alexander,  William  " 


Austin,  Lawless 
Berrick,  John 
Bruce,  Robert 
Bundle,  William 
Bell,  Ez.kiel 
Bvard,  Peter 
Bull,  Equina 
Behoo,  James 
Crangle,  William 
Clopper,  George 
Clein,  George 
Cherry,  Peter 
Crangle,  James 


Private. 


56 


Chamber?,  Philemon 
Carter,  William 
Cook,  Frederick 
Coyle,  David 
Curry,  William 
Cochran,  William 
Crangle,  Henry 
Donals,  Isaac 
Evans,  John 
Evans,  Robert 
Evans,  Thomas 
Forrester,  John 
Forrest,  Nicholas 
Fallier,  George 
Fisher,  Martin 
French,  Thomas 
Forrest,  Allen 
Griffith,  Stephen 
Gable,  John 
Hissey,  Archibald 
Hicks,  John 
Hoilingsworth,  Thos. 
Higden,  Ralph; 
Hyson,  Nicholas 
Jackson,  William 
King,  George 


Private.  King,  Jesse 

"  Lorr.  Adam 

"  Lee,  John 

"  Mass,  Andrew 

"  Martin,  William 

"  Nicholis,  David 

"  Ovaere.  Joim 

"  Penn,  George 

"  Peters,  William 

"  Porter,  Benjamin 

"  Pool,  James 

"  Potee,  Francis 

"  Ruff,  Andrew 

"  Rees,  John 

"  Shocff,  Isaac 

"  Sanders,  Joseph 

"  Smithson,  Thomas 

"  Thompson,  Samuel 

"  Teplin,  William 

"  Thompson,  Wm. 

"  Warner,  Henry 

"  Williams,  John 

"  Williams,  Ji)hn,  jr. 

•'  Young,  William 

"  Zody,  John 


Private 


.^/m. 


Names  of  the  Field  and   Staff  and  Company  Officers,  Non- 
-p  Commissioned  Officers  and  Privates  of  the  fifty-first  Regi- 

ment of  Maryland  Militia,  who  served  at  North  Point  and 
Cl    i   p^     Fort    JtlcHenry,    12th    September,    1814 — taken    from    the 
Muster  Rolls  on  file  in  the  office  of  the  Third  Auditor  of 
the  Treasury  of  the  United  States: 

Henry  Amey,  Lieutenant  Colonel. 

John  Young,  First  Major. 

John  Matthews,  Second  Mnjor. 

Thos.  Tweeting,  Adjutant  and  Lieutenant. 

Oliner  H.  Neil>on,  Quarter  Master. 

George  Warner,  Pay  Master. 

Richard  W.  Hall,  Surgeon. 

John  Arnest,  Suigeon's  Mate. 

Michael  Warner,  Quarter  Mafter. 

James  Johnston,  Sergeant  Major. 


Jiicob  Dctnis.  Captfiin. 
Litlli'ton  llollaml.  Lieutenant, 
Josejili  Little,  Enaii^u. 
Stei>hen  Ciilverwell,  1st  Serg't. 

Epiiniiin  Francis,       2d  do. 

Alfred  Cnunp,  3d  do. 

Valentine  Diislmne,  4th  do. 
licvi  Crossgrovc;       1st  Corp'l. 

Benjamin  C'omeirys,  2d  do. 

William  Faithful,  3d  do. 
William  Wright.  4th  do. 
Alleoek,  William          Private. 

Brigg«<,  Richard  " 

Beek,  John  " 

Bailor,  John  " 

Bennett,  John  -  " 

Brown,  Joseph  " 

Chamberlain,  Philip  " 

Cutcher,  Samuel  " 

Crusscn,  Francis  " 

Coopc  r,  Ambrose  " 

Dougherty,  Neal  " 

Donovan,  Jeremiah  " 

Dodge,  Alpheus  " 

Davitis,  John  '* 

Duvall.  Nathan  " 
Dillon.  David 

Dillman,  Peter  " 

Egglestnn,  Benjamin  " 

Eggkstou,  Joseph  " 
Elliott.  Thomas 
Farrell,  Thomas 

Fort.  Joshua  " 

French,  VVilliam  " 

Garrett,  Thomas  " 

Giles,  Joseph  " 

Griffin.  Martin  " 

Gattig.  Jacob  " 
Gassaway.  John  " 

Hogg.  James  " 

Harper.  John  " 

Hackney,  William  " 

Henderson,  Robt.  " 

Hinton.  James  " 

Henry,  Francis  " 
Henry,  Hugh  " 

Jones,  Uriah  " 


Jones,  John 
.Tones,  Horsey 
Irvine,  Dan'I. 
Krems.  Heinhart 
Lambert,  John 
i\IcPherson,  John 
Miller,  Andrew 
May.  .Jonas 
i^Iartin.  Thomas 
McEvoy,  James 
McCarthy,  Alex. 
McCrea,  Robert 
Noone,  John 
Perrigoy,  James 
Pell,  Thomas 
Parlett,  Thomas 
Reed,  Joshua 
Roberts,  Thomas 
Reed,  8:imuel 
Reddy,  William 
Keed,  Caleb 
Rea,  William 
Shea.  Harvey 
Smithson.  Nathan 
Scarf,  William 
Stevenson,  John 
Sellers,  John 
Shipley,  Zachariah 
Starr,  James 
Swern,  William 
Shacffer,  Joseph 
Somers,  John 
Sanders,  Edward 
Sowerwein,  Daniel 
Tambo,  David 
Thompson,  John 
Warrington,  John 
Williams.  Richard 
Winters,  Henry 
West.  Elijah 
Wheeler,  Benj. 
Winn,  William 
Walter,  Benj. 
Whitney,  Simon 
Whittington,  Benj. 
Yuncet,  Leonard 
Zimmerman,  Jacob 


Private.- 


William  ("halmers,  Captain. 
John  T.  Wallace,  Lieutenant. 
John  Eirby,  Ensign. 


Edward  Kelly,      Serg't. 
Stephen  Sroud,      do. 
Alex.  Chambers,    do. 


58 


Robert  McAllister,  Serg't. 
Joseph  Lawrence,  Corp'l. 
Jacob  Foss,  do. 

James  Darling,  do. 

George  Oppold,         d  \ 
Allen,  John  Private 

Armitage,  William  " 

Allen,  Henry  " 

Brian,  Thomas  " 

Bain,  James  " 

Bare,  Henry  " 

Bradley,  James  " 
Patton,  Robert 

Bronnvell,  Jacob  " 
Batchcla,  William 

Barton,  Joshua  " 

Berry,  Jrani'l.  " 

Case}-,  Christopher  " 

Clark,  Jo-eph  " 

Chambers,  Joseph  " 

Delcher,  Thomas  "    ' 

Dougherty,  John  " 

Duncan,  John  " 

Deaver,  ihomas  " 

Dougherty,  Charles  " 

Emerling,  Christian  " 
Ellis,  William 

Fletcher,  William  " 

Fletcher,  James  " 

Ingelbrits,  Daniel  " 

Gibbons,  Thomas  " 

Gordon,  James  " 

Graham,  James  *' 

Grady,  Anthony  " 

Gosling,  Joshua  " 

Gamble,  Alexander  " 

Gladson,  Michael  " 

H()lll)rooks,  John  " 

Hayes,  Abraham  " 

Holland,  Thomas  " 

Harker,  William  " 

Hatton,  Joshua  " 

Hooker,  Jesse  " 


Keplinger,  Michael 
Kinley,  Daniel 
Kidd,  John 
Kelner,  George 
Kidd,  .Joshua 
Kerwell,  Samuel 
McCaull}',  Arthur 
McCormack,  John 
Moor,  Thomas 
Mumma,  Jacob 
McDonald,  Charles 
Mildews,  Nathan 
Myers,  John 
Mitchell,  John 
McCormock,  Jno.  jr. 
Moffit,  John 
Neal,  John 
O  verb  off,  Frederick 
Parsons,  Thomas 
Riley,  William 
Randall,  William 
Sprinkle,  Daniel 
Sclinnk,  Jacob 


Private- 


Sheldon,  James ) 


Bros. 


Sheldon,  John 
Sterling,  William 
Stevenson,  Alex. 
Thrush,  .John 
Tidings.  Riualdo 
Taylor,  John 
Thrailkill,  George 
Wilson,  James 
Wood,  Isaac 
White,  Thomas 
Willi.im,  Abraham  R. 
White,  Stephen 
AVelslager,  George 
Wilson,  Samuel 
Wriglit,  Thomas 
Warner,  John 
Wilson,  Greenbury 
Yeager,  John 


John  H.  Rogers,  Captain. 
Peter  Hedges,  Lieutenant. 
Charles  Brown,  Ensign. 
William  Shipley,  Private. 

Hartman  C'uppold,  " 

Jarob  Shultz,  1st  Serg't 


James  Scantling,  Private^ 

Richard  Helms,  Fifer. 
William  Morrow,  Drummer. 
Alibey,  Jacob  Private- 

Allen,  John  " 

Alfred,  James  " 


.•iO 


Abcy,  Joseph  I'livate. 

Abel,  Slantield 

Browu,  John 

^u  row,  James  B.  " 

BceiiKT,  Henry 

Berrige,  Robert  " 

Busick,  John  " 

Bojd,  William 

Butcher,  Josejjh  " 

Busey.  Samuel  " 

Bushey.  George  " 

Boyer,  John  '" 

Blunt,  John 

Camden,  James  " 

<3ouverse,  Elijah 

Cramer,  William  " 

Coats,  Searson  " 

Cowley,  Edward  " 

Carter,  William 

Collins,  Josias  " 

Chapman,  Richard 

Dyer,  Ignatius  "' 

Edler,  John  " 

Fletcher,  Thomas,  " 

Foremin,  Francis  " 

Fowbic,  Peter,  Serg't. 

Feguet,  Domiuick,  Corp'l. 

Fefle,  Joseph  Private. 

Fitzgerald,  Austin 

Fowble,  Peter,  jr.  " 

Gamble,  Robert 

Gamble,  Stephen 

Goodwin,  Jacob  " 

Gall,  Jacob  " 

Hanes,  David  " 

Howard  Perry  " 

Halsy,  Michael  " 

Holmes,  Joseph  " 

Holmes,  Thomas  " 

Holliu,  John,  Corp'l. 

Johnson,  Elijah  Private. 


Kesler,  John  Private. 

Keem,  Thomas  W.  ' 

Kurtz,  Henry  " 

Layman,  Nicholas  " 

Love,  James  " 

May,  Thomas  " 

Marker,  John  " 

Mahoney,  Elislia  " 

McArdel,  Henry  " 

Miller,  John  " 

Mills,  Henry  " 

Martin,  Mordecav  " 

Neppod,  Jacob  " 

Nicholson,  Thomas  " 
Night,  John 

Patterson,  Nathan,  Serg't. 
Paterson,  Thomas        Private. 

Perigo,  Jehu  " 

Roberts,  John  '■ 
Rusk,  David  L. 

|{audall,  Jesse  " 

Reese,  William  " 

Sheppard,  David  " 

Sanders,  John  " 

Sawner,  George  '• 

Schro^'er,  Daniel  " 

Shoat,  Abraham  " 

Scoby,  John  " 

Sawner,  John  " 

Seemon,  Jacob  " 

Shannon,  John  " 

Shields,  James  " 

Taylor,  Samuel  " 

Towson,  John  " 

Towson,  Thomas  " 

Taylor,  William  " 
Wright,  William  E. 

Wise,  John  " 
Wheaton,  Cloudsbury        " 

Weedon,  Arthur  " 

Young,  John  " 


Michael  Haubert,  Captain. 
Foster  Maynard,  Lieutenant. 
John  Carroll,  Ensign. 
George  Milliman,  Serg't. 
John  Davis,  do. 

Ignatius  Boarman,  do. 
-John  W^instanl}',      do. 


James  Lambdou,       Corp'l. 

David  Brand,  do. 

John  Thomas,  do. 
Jacob  G.  Cromwell,     do. 

Allen,  Andrew  Private. 

Allen,  David  " 

Able,  Christian  " 


60 


Broughton,  Noah 
Brown,  Jacob  S. 
Bard,  Dan'l. 
Barber,  James 
Bo3ie,  AVilliam 
Blotner,  Matthias 
Bushy,  Jacob 
Bar<(e,  William 
Bond,  Benj. 
Bell,  Cornelius 
Cox,  Kempsou 
Clenieuts,  Robert  H. 
Olever,  Derick 
Cook,  Elisha 
-Caughy,  Patrick 
Cohagan,  Joshua 
Crump,  George 
Callahan,  diaries 
Ciillahau,  Peter 
Duncan,  Christian 
Downs,  Isaiah 
Funk,  Jacob 
Ford,  John 
Flee,  Christian 
Griffin,  Kobt. 
<3rove,  Jacob 
Geese,  George 
Oriffiih,  John  H. 
Gray,  Zachariah 
Oriffin,  Nathan 
Gill,  John 

Henderson,  Zachariah 
Hanks,  Lewis 
Hangman,  Henry] 
Holland,  Jobn 
Henderson,  Peter 
Holllday,  William 
Henderson,  David 
Hissey,  Archibald 
Harbison,  Robt. 
Hissey,  Caleb 
Hyson,  Jacob 
Henderson,  Benj. 
Johnston,  Abijah 
Joice,  Aaron 
Jones,  Griffin 
Kauffman,  Jonathan 
Eiliiam,  James 
Klunk,  Peter 


Private.  Laivett,  Peter 

"  Logan,  Joseph 

"  McMechan,  Sam'l. 

"  McGloshen,  Robt. 

"  Miller,  Jacob 

"  Mathias,  Nicholas 

"  Moore,  John 

"  Morgan,  AYilliam 

"  Mathias,  John 

"  McDonoh,  Peter 

"  McLaughlin,  Francis 

"  Miller,  Thomas 

"  McDonon,  Patrick 

"  Morton,  William 

"  Malony,  Owen 

"  Naskey,  John 

"  Nelms,  J.  B. 

"  Peach,  Philip 

"  Parker,  George 

Ri!y,  Edward 

"  Robinson,  Abraham 

"  Rutter,  John 

"  Kosensteel  Henry 

"  Richardson,  George 

"  Ring,  George 

"  Smilson,  William 

"  Siddler,  Benj. 

"  Stall,  Joseph 

"  Sisser,  Martin 

"  Steiger,  Tobias 

"  Spear,  John 

"  Stewart,  Charles 

Thornton,  Edward 

"  Thomas,  Isaac 

"  Triggle,  Dorsey 

"  Thompson,  Elias 

'■  Thompson,  Alex. 

"  Vallean,  Henry 

"  Ward,  James 

Ward,  Edward 

Weller,  Martin 

"  Weller,  George 

"  Wright,  Abraham 

Warring,  E.  R. 

"  Whelan,  James 

"  Williams,  (Jharles 

"  Whelan,  George 

"  Zorn.  John 


Private. 


01 


John  Stcwnit,  C'n|)taiii. 
Jertuiiiili  Boyd,  2d  Liiut. 
John  HiKil,  Eusiijn. 
Jno.  F.  Utt,        Serg't. 
Maishiill  Mask,    do. 
Geori^e  Waile,      do. 
Joseph  Fos3,         do. 
Sam'l  Samuels,     Corp']. 
Dan'l  Foss,  do. 

David  TliompsoD,  do. 
James  Smith,  do. 

All.  William,  Private. 

Addison,  Isaac  " 

Armitnge,  Johu 
Broughton, Isaac  " 

Bameyalo,  Nath'l.  " 

Bucher,  Charles  " 

Bates,  Jacob  " 

Blaney,  Daniel 
Baxter,  James  " 

Buchanan,  Edw'd  " 

Conkliu,  Elijah  " 

Cheny,  Edw'd.  " 

Curlett,  Robert 
Clark,  Nath'l. 
Carr,  Teague  *' 

Couly,  Michael  " 

Coleman,  Alex.  " 

Corwine,  Jehu  " 

Carty,  Josiah  " 

Downing,  Howell  " 

Dykes,  James  " 

Ellis,  John 

Essender,  Thomas  " 

Eich,  Philip 

Emerson,  James  " 

Feishel,  Anthony  "  • 

Ford,  Stephen  " 

Gawthrop,  Thomas  " 

Gillen,  Lakey  " 

Gordon,  Joseph  " 

Gosmann,  James  " 

Holmes,  James  " 

Hiuntman,  William  " 

Heneker,  Peter  " 

Hanawalt,  Jacob  " 

Joice,  Jesse  " 

lies,  Henry  " 

Jag,  Sam'l.  " 

Kalbfus,  Dan'l.  Md.  Serg't. 


Kelly,  Janus 
liiu  as,  James 
Magarity,  Jolin 
McPherson,  John 
McCanna,  William 
Myer.s,  Hobert 
Mix,  Lewis 
McDonald,  James 
McCauley,. lames 
McDonald,  Thomas 
McKim,  William 
McKenrney,  John 
Maguire,  Michael 
Mcbermit,  Stephen 
McDonald,  John 
Michol^on,  Christopher 
O'Brien,  Patrick 
Oneil,  Joseph 
O'Harro,  Arthur 
Purnell,  Rich'd. 
Pilgrim,  Nath'l. 
Pastorias,  Sam'l. 
Philips,  Charles 
Patterson,  Andrew 
Parker,  Thomas 
Ross,  Solomon 
iiidgely,  Davidge 
Ramsay,  William 
Rourk,  Peter 
Slack,  James 
Simpson,  Sam'l. 
Scaff,  George 
Schroeder,  George 
Smith,  Jacob 
Sutherland,  Dan'l. 
Spears,  James 
Sewell,  Reuben 
Sweet zer,  John 
Stocker,  Elijaii 
Senseuy,  Jacob 
Shields,  William 
Thompson,  John 
Taylor,  Aquila 
Thompson,  William 
Townsend,  Perry 
Townsend,  James 
Toy,  Joseph 
Wax,  Henry 
Walker,  Peter 
Whitelock,  John 


Private. 


6 


62 


James  Faster,  Captain. 
John  Simons,  Lieut. 
George  Shoemaker,  Ensign. 
Charles  Wilibee,     1st  Serg't 
George  W.  Evans,. 2d    do. 
Joseph  Legard,       3d    do. 
Edward  Speake,     4th  do. 
Howell  Powell,       1st  Corp'l. 
Hugh  R.  Marshall,  2d     do. 
John  Wolverton,    3d     do. 
Sterling  Thomas,    4th   do. 
Aiken,  William,  Private. 

Appleby,  John  " 

Britt,  Severn 

Bradley,  William  " 

Brown,  John  E.  " 

Baloon,  Pasquel  " 

Burch,  George  " 

Carter,  Clement 
Clark,  Mills 

Carson,  Robert  " 

Curtain,  James  " 

Compton,  John  " 

Dureling,  John  T. 
Ericksou,  Thomas  " 

Evans,  Jeremiah 
Freer,  Peter  " 

Fletcher,  John  " 

Green,  Armistead  " 

Griffin,  George  " 

Griffis,  Edward 
Giilagher,  Hugh  " 

Gibbons,  John  " 

Gardner,  Henry  " 

Groover,  Charles  " 

Hayes,  William  " 

Hall,  James  J.  " 

Harman,  Daniel  H.  " 


Hall,  Josiah 
Halfpenny,  John 
Johnson.  William 
Jones,  John 
Jenkins,  Jason 
Joice,  William 
Kalbfus,  William 
Lancaster,  Enoch 
Lewis,  Willoughby 
McCormick,  James 
McElderry,  John 
McElderry,  Thomas 
Mathews,  Patrick 
Manly,  James 
Mortimer,  John 
Nelson,  Robert 
Pilcher,  Warner 
Pameroy,  Ralph 
Plains,  George 
Phelps,  Gardner 
Robinson,  William 
Remmj",  Richard 
Rinehart,  David 
Ratiken,  John 
Scott,  John  L. 
Solomon,  Samuel 
Sweetman,  Willis 
Swain,  John 
Sevcrson,  Thomas 
Thompson,  Alex, jr. 
Trill,  Samuel 
Watters,  Isaac 
Ware,  John 
Ward,  James 
Weaver,  Henry 
Walter,  William 
"Widderfeld,  William 


Private. 


Michael  Peters,  Captain. 
Robert  H.  J.  Stewart,  Lieut. 
Francis  Murray,  Ensign. 
John  Brannon,        1st  Serg't. 
William  Crist,         2d      do. 
William  Edwards,  3d      do. 
Abra'm  Edwards,    4th     do. 
Martin  Eichelberger,  2d     Cor 
James  Larew,  3d     do. 

Joshua  C.  Atkinson,  4th    do. 


James  Hull,         Musician. 

Darius  vV heeler,  do. 

Atmos,  William  H.  Private 

Allbrd,  John  " 

Burland,  James  " 

Barton,  William  " 

Bunting,  John  " 

Benson,  John  " 

Brawner,  Daniel  '' 

Booth,  Addison  "• 


63 


Cox,  Edward 
Carson,  Morgan 
Chambers,  Hoberl 
Chaltles,  Samuel 
Clierry,  Dominick 
("Imri'li,  John 
Carson,  David 
Corhin,  Henry 
Ditman,  Jolin 
I><nigherty,  Philip 
Elmore,  .lames 
Enson,  William 
Elliott,  Joiiu 
Fowler,  Isaac  D. 
Ford,  Thomas 
Frazier,  William 
Frick,  Christian 
Fous,  Jacob 
Fawsbenner,  Andrew 
Frick.  William 
Grooms,  William 
Gilbert,  David 
Gray,  Alien 
Greggs,  Elbea 
Gairy,  William  G. 
Hattou,  John 
Henegar,  Frederick 
Holtz,  Peter 
Hiss,  Jacob 
Johnson,  Harman 
Jeremiah,  John 
Jordan,  George 
Johnson,  David 
Kelso,  Thomas 
Kent,  John 
Kite,  James 
Lougellee,  Lewis 
Miller,  John 
Mettee,  Joseph 
McKnbbin,  Samuel 
McNier,  William 
Moore,  Joshua 


Private.  Matchett,  Richard  J.      Private. 

"         Meed,  Isaiah  " 

"        Maydwell,  James  " 

Miller,  Charles 

"         McDonald,  John  " 

"         Myers,  Barnard  " 

"        McUormick,  Thomas  " 

McCuUough,  James  " 

"        Newton,  John  " 

"         Peters.  Adam  " 

Price,  Walter  " 

Parr,  David  " 

"        Potut,  Jesse  " 

Parr,  Elisha 

Pindell,  John 

"         Richardson,  John  " 

"        Slemmer,  Christian  " 

Schuuck,  Philip 

Schunck,  John  " 

"        Siudell,  John  " 

Siudel I,  Thomas 

Sindell,  Joshua 
"         Spear,  William 

"        Strider,  John  " 

Stubbins,  Thomas 

"        Siutou,  Joseph  " 

"        Summerville,  John  " 
"        Smith,  John 

"         Srimard,  John  " 

"        Staiisbury,  Richard  " 

"         Swann,  Joshua  " 

Till,  William 

Tuts,  George 
"        Thornburgli,  James  C.      " 

AVard,  John  D. 

"  ■      Wilson,  James  " 

"         Williams,  Benjamin  " 

"        Willingham,  James  " 

"        Williams,  Joseph  " 

"        Way,  Frederick  " 

"        Zerne,  Christian  " 


Andrew  Snnth,  Captain. 
Samuel  Lealh,  Lieutenant. 
Henry  Timanus,  Ensign. 
William  ^.  Crossmore,  Serg't. 
John  Henshaw,  do. 

Joshua  Shipley,  do. 


Peter  Eichelberger,  Serg't. 
David  D.  Smith,      Corp'l. 
Wm.  B.  Reynolds,      do. 
Mathias  Shrote,  do. 

Richard  Snyder,         do. 
Adams,  Thomas  Private. 


64 


Anderson,  Joseph        Private. 

Arms,  Austin  " 

Allmau,  Henry  " 

Byus,  Josepli  •' 

Barme,  John  " 

Broolcs,  Robert  " 

Bagwell,  Elie  " 

Baum,  Archibald  " 

Baker,  Jacob  " 

Bear,  Joseph  " 

Billson,  Joseph  " 

Baltimore,  Tliomas  " 

Belt,  George  " 

Curly,  Clowdsbury  " 

Chenoeth.  Joshua  " 

Cbamberlaiue,  James  " 

Cook.  Joseph  " 

Dennis,  John  " 

Downey,  Edmund  " 

Davis,  Benjamin  " 

Doogbman,  Peter  " 

Dumiste,  George  " 

Detro,  Levi  " 

Damute,  Peter  " 

Dawes,  Richard  " 

Foy,  Frederick  " 

Ford.  Wnlter  " 

Gibbs,  John  " 
Griffin,  Charles  K. 
Grubb,  William 

Gombey,  George  " 

Guest,  Richard  " 
Gold,  John 

Garrelt,  John  " 

Gray,  Callender  " 

Hoguer,  William  " 
High.  David 

Hobbs,  William  " 

Hart,  Joseph  " 

Hussey,  Isaac  " 

Hassaid,  Ralph  " 

Harrison,  Stephen  " 

Haftey,  Jacob  " 

Harbaugh,  Daniel  " 

Hugucs,  Aquila  " 

Hall,  James  " 

Ichler,  John  " 

Kemberly,  Michael  " 
Keys,  William  " 

Krouse,  Jacob  " 

Kithcart,  Robert  " 


Koutz,  George  Private. 

Linebargar,  bamuel  " 
Lindenburger,  John  C.      " 

Luster,  Shipley  " 

Liams,  Jeremiah  " 

Lloyd,  William  " 

Lewis,  John  " 

Mahoney,  Mathias  " 

Mosel,  John  " 

McCuller,  James  " 

Marshall,  Tliomas  " 

Mincher,  Joseph  " 

Minclier,  John  " 

McGrok,  Andrew  " 

McNulty,  Israel  " 

Morgan,  William  " 

McGuire,  John  " 

Miller,  Adam  " 

Murphy,  Basil  " 

McCurley,  Felix  •' 

Nicholson,  Thomas  " 

Nelson,  "Richard  " 

Nelson,  Nathaniel  " 

Newcummer,  John  " 

Naylor,  George  " 

Patterson,  John  " 
Piper,  Philip 

Pepple,  Peter  " 

Peirce,  Samuel  " 

Peck,  Jacob  " 

Peirce,  Elias  ,  " 

Penn,  John  " 

Rogers,  John  " 

Robinson,  William  " 

Randle,  Jacob  " 

Righter,  George  " 

Rogers,  Roland  " 

Rosensteel,  William  " 
Rusk,  Paul 

Smith,  William  " 

Seavon,  William  " 

Stembler,  John  " 
Smith,  Elie 

Smith,  Adam  " 

Stinchcomb,  Victor  " 

Steigers,  George  " 

Sanders,  Humphrey  " 

Stricke,  Nicholas  " 

Shipley,  William  " 

Sanderson,  Francis  " 

Shrote,  Malhias,  jr.  " 


G5 


Steigers,  John 
Taylor,  Pliilip 
Tio\vl)ri(li?c',  lieuhcn 
Vermillion,  Joseph 
Whirrett,  Thomas 
Wigliv,  Kchvard 
Wilson,  Otho 


Private.  Weaver,  Joseph 
Whilolord,  David 
Wiiiti'r,  Josi'ph  A. 
Williamson,  I'crcgriue 
"         Weblt,  Frodcrick 
Warticld,  Basil  H. 
Yeamon,  Koyal 


Private. 


Names  of  officers  and  enlisted  men  of  Capt.  Wm.  H.  Addi- 
son's Company  of  Sea  Fencibles,  stationed  at  Fort  McHenry, 
Md.,  September  and  October,  1814,  as  per  muster  roll  for 
said  period. 


Wm  II.  Addison,  Capt. 
Caleb  P.  Robenson,  2d  Lieut. 
Oeorge  McNeir,        3d     do. 
John  Tyler,  Boatswain. 
Zacheous  Stoker,  Gunner. 
James  L.  Stevens,    do. 
Andrew  II.  Fife,      do. 
Patrick  Handliu,      do. 
James  Jhild-s,  do. 

Wm   Peregoy,  do. 

Wm.  Hanson,  Quarter  Gunner, 
James  Dawson,        do. 
Sa  i.'l  McDonald,     do. 
Sam'l  Jordan,  do. 

John  Swift,  do. 

John  MeCracken,    do. 
Alford,  Thomas  Private 

Askew,  Charles  " 

Alford.  Jacob  " 

Andrews,  John  " 

Barn  halt,  Henry  " 

Barall,  Lewis  " 

Belott,  Wm. 

Bonders,  Peter  C.  " 

Bebce,  Edward  " 

Cook,  Samuel  " 

Crockeu.  James  " 

Carr,  George  " 

Gary,  Dennis  " 

Cooper,  He.-ekiah  " 

Clark,  James  M  " 

Curtis,  John  " 

Caffery,  John  R.  " 


Day,  Cornelious 
Daiton,  Edward 
Eliott,  Benjamin 
Evins,  David 
Freeman,  Wm. 
Gardner,  Samuel 
George,  Ezekiel 
George,  James 
Gordon,  John 
Griffith.s,  Th03.  B. 
Hutton,  Sam'l 
Hollings,  John 
Harris,  John 
Hainbly,  James 
Hadley,  Joseph 
Hands,  Ephram 
Hands,  Nicholas 
Hane,  Jacob,  jr. 
Hamilton,  John 
Ing,  John 
Izer,  Joshua 
Keplinger,  George 
Lacey,  Wm 
Limner,  Taurance 
Mackev,  Robert 
McDowel,  Thos. 
Mesller,  Co  mrod 
McCoy,  Alexander 
Miles,  John 
McComas,  Charles 
Morgan,  John 
New  it,  Edward 
Nary,  Michael 


Private. 


66 


Peters,  Wm. 
Rook,  John 
Rick.  John 
Redman,  James 
Redman,  Joshua 
Shartle,  Henry 
Sadler,  Augustus 
Smith,  Wm. 
Shryark,  Samuel 
Scott,  Richard 
Skipper,  David 
Sinton,  Francis 
Stimpson,  Stephen 
Smithson,  Luther 
Simons,  James 
Shehey,  Michael 


Private.  Scott,  Joseph  Private. 

"        Spicer,  Joseph  " 

Trimble,  John  " 

"        Vinyard,  James  " 

"        Walsh,  Moses  " 

"        Westwood,  Thos.  " 

"         Wilson,  Cliarles  " 

"        Williams,  Richard  " 

"        Wood,  Leven  W.  " 

"        Wallace,  James  " 

White,  Wm.  W. 

Williams,  Wm. 

"        Warrick,  John  " 
"        Stcpenson,  John,  Servant. 

Potter,  Thos. 
"        Williams,  Job  " 


Names  of  officers  and  enlisted  men  of  a  Company  of  Sea  Fen- 
cibles,  commanded  by  Capt.  M.  Simmones  Bunbury,  as  given 
on  muster  roll  for  July  and  August,  1814.  Muster  roll  for 
September  and  October,  1814,  not  on  file  in  this  office. 


M.  S.  Bunbury,  Captain. 
Gregory  Foy,        Ist  Lieut. 
Gerard  Gorsuch,  2d    do. 
James  Lawrenson,  Boatswain. 
George  Bussel,      Gunner. 
John  Wood,  do. 

Joseph  P.  White,      do. 
John  Coomes,  do. 

John  Valiant,  do. 

Hugh  Crea,  do. 

William  Jones,  Qr.  Gunner. 
Thomas  Broom,      do. 
Peter  Young,  do. 

Benjamin  White,  do. 
George  C.  Wilson,  do. 
Noah  Higby,  do. 

Barbine  Charles  Private. 

Brinkman,  John 
Brown,  John,  1st  Private. 
Brown,  John,  2d        do. 
Blunt,  Joseph  Private. 

lUinre,  Cliarles  " 

Bennett,  Freeman  " 


Bailey,  Esma 
Cowdery,  Isaac 
Conrad,  John 
Craig,  John 
Cooper,  John 
Connall}',  John 
Dear,  Isaac 
Drear,  Joseph 
Devon,  I.  William 
Evans,  Patrick 
P^dmunds,  Abijali 
Forsey,  P.  Elias 
Fletcher,  John 
Frederick,  Paul 
Goodmauson,  Peter 
Green,  Robert 
Greeu,  John 
Gibson,  Thomas 
Grceu,  Anthony 
Hash,  Peter 
Hall.  Jo.'^eph 
Hams,  J.inios 
Ilnyes,  Adam 


Private. 


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Henry,  John 
Jackson,  ,]A\n 
Kooti.  Martin 
Kincaiil,  Myers 
Jjivri'S,  G    VVilliiun 
Luley,  Clmrles 
Mansou,  Henry 
Meeks,  1*  James 
Marslmll,  Elias 
McKniirht,  Lewis 
Montgomery,  Arch'tl 
Morris   Oeoige 
Oram,  John 
Page,  Jenkin 
Patterson,  William 
Ross,  S.  S  inuiel 
Rogers,  Joseph 
Richardson,  William 


Private.  Robertson.  Thomas  Private. 

"         Slerrell,  Robert  " 

"         Sinitii,  Alexander  " 

"         Shearman,  I.  Lewis  " 

"        Scracklin,  jjewis  " 

"         Stephens,  Timothy  " 

Sparks,  William  " 

Thompson,  Rich'd 

"        Travlot,  John  " 

Warfield,  George  " 

Welsh,  Pierce  " 

Wilson,  William 

"         Williams,  James,  2d  " 

White,  Charles 

Welsh,  John 
"        Thomas  Hall,         Servant. 

"        Timothy  Wailiuo,  do. 

Sam'l  Herd  do. 


Names  of  officers  and  enlisted  men  of  Captain  Frederick 
Evans'  Company,  Corps  artillery,  stationed  at  Fort  McHenry, 
Md.,  September  and  October,  1814,  as  per  Muster  Roll  for 
said  period. 


Frederick  Evans,  Captain. 
<3eorge  R(ardon,  :3d  Lieut. 
Edward  Daw'es,  do. 
AVilliam  Stewart,  H.  S.  M, 
Thomas  Morgan,  Serg't.- 
John  Luckett,  do. 

Joseph  Lyon,  do. 

Isaac  H.  G(Mhani,       do. 
Jo!in  H.  Elkins,  Corporal. 
Spedden  Wilson,      do. 
Dennis  Sweeney,      do. 
Philip  Boiala,  do. 

Owen  Allen,  do. 

Frederick  Hosford,  do. 
John  Tillet,         Musician. 
Saumel  Lyon,  do. 

William  Harriss,       do. 
George  Shellenberg,  do. 
John  Daniels,      Artiticer. 
•George  Pope,  do. 

■George  Garring,      do. 


Eli  West  Artificer. 

James  .McCallin,  do. 

Joshua  Clark,  do. 

John  Brady,  do. 

Patrick  Rouey,  do. 

Austin,  David  Private. 

Achy,  Peter  " 

Allison,  James  " 

Ackley,  David  " 

Bentley,  Jonas  " 
Bieklijrd,  Benjamin  S.  C.  " 
Bush,  Mark 

Body,  Peter  " 
Bagill,  John 

Brigdell,  Daniel  " 

Cross,  Horatio  '• 

Crumpton,  John  " 

Craig,  Benjamin  " 

L'o'oon,  John  " 
Cadle,  William 

Clark,  George  " 


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Eaglestou,  Benjaiiiin 

Private.  Smith,  Isaac 

Pr 

Eldridge,  Levi 

"        Sherer,  Elias 

Edwards,  Jerret 

Sweeney,  Benjamin 

Gelling,  Daniel 

"        Sweeney,  John 

Gutlirow,  Joseph 

"        Thompson,  Mathew 

Govrele,  Andrew 

Shaffer,  Henry 

Gray,  William 

"         Wincett,  Joseph  . 

Hill,  Richard  S. 

"        Walker,  Fielder 

Hamilton,  David 

"        Whitson,  George  R. 

Holmes,  John 

Miller,  Peter 

Herrou,  John 

"        Parsons,  Samuel 

Jackson,  Samuel 

"        Williams,  Lancelot 

Jackson,  Roherl 

"        Bower,  Samuel 

Johnson,  William 

Davis,  Jolm 

Kelly,  Patrick 

McCoy,  Hugh 

Knight,  Elitus 

"         Regard,  Caleh 

Levare.  Joseph 

"         Bowen,  John 

Lyon,  John 

Doll,  John 

Laiighlin,  James 

Brown,  Stephen 

Moiey,  Jonathan 

"         Williams,  George 

Manning,  Dennis 

"        Smith,  Charles 

Murphy,  Josiah 

"        Dement,  Edward 

McAna,  George 

"        Bozen,  Henry 

McCrae,  Archhd. 

"        Hemmenway,  John 

Nowland,  Peter 

"        Murray,  John 

O'Neal,  John 

"        Jones,  William 

O'Connor,  John 
Powell,  William 

li          ijr;n;.^.-.,                         c 4 

"        Philip  Cypress, 

ii  vaui 

do. 

Quinn,  Edward 

"        Barney  Hamilton, 

do. 

lieanios,  Emanuel 

"        Henry  Bordley, 

do. 

Reynolds,  Connor 

"        William  Cioss, 

do. 

Rittallack,  Simon 

"        Elias  Cross, 

do. 

Russell,  Dewey 

"        Anthenas  Catesto, 

do. 

Peters,  Conrad 

Willes 

do. 

JSmilh,  William 

DEFENSE  OF  BALTIMORE. 


RESOLVES  OF  THE  CITIZENS  IN  TOWN  MEETING,  PAKTICOLAIS 
RELATING  TO  THE  BATTLE,  OFFICIAL  COUUESPONDENCB, 
AND   nONOIiABLE   DISCHARGE   OF   THE    TROOPS. 

From  nubs'  Register. 

Baltimore,  August  27,  1813. 

BY   THE    COMMITTEE    ON   VIGILANCE    AND   SAFETY. 

Whereas  the  commandiug  officer  has  required  the  aid  of 
the  citizens  in  the  erection  of  works  for  the  defense  of  the 
city,  and  the  commiltee  of  vigilance  and  safety  having  full 
confidence  in  the  patrioiisni  of  their  fellow  citizens,  have 
agreed  on  the  following  organization,  for  the  purpose  of 
complying  with  the  request  of  the  major  general. 

The  inhabitants  of  the  city  and  precincts  are  called  on  to 
deposit  at  the  court-house  in  the  third  ward,  centre  market  in 
the  fifth  ward,  market  house  Fell's  Point,  Riding-school  in'.the 
seventh  ward,  or  take  with  them  to  the  place  required,  all 
wheel- barrows,  pick- axes,  spades  and  shovels  "that  they  can 
procure. 

That  the  city  and  precincts  be  divided  into  four  sections, 
the  first  section  to  consist  of  the  eastern  precincts  and  the 
eight n  ward,  the  second  to  comprise  the  5th,  6th  and  7th 
wards,  the  third  to  comprise  the  2d,  3d  and  4th  wards,  and  the 
fourth  to  comprise  the  1st  ward  and  western  precincts. 

That  the  exempts  from  military  and  the  free  people  of  color 
of  the  first  district,  consisting  of  the  8th  ward  and  eastern  pre- 
cincts, assemble  to-morrow,  Sunday  morning,  at  6  o'clock,  at 
Hampstead-hill  with  provisions  for  the  day,  and  that  Arthur 
Mitchell,  Daniel  Conn,  Henry  Pennington,  .John  Chalmers, 
William  Starr,  Thomas  Weary,  Henry  Harwood  and  Philip 
Cornmiller  be  charged  with  their  superintendence  during  the 
■day. 

That  those  of  the  second  district,  comprising  the  5th,  6th  and 
7th  wards,  assemble  at  Myer  Garden,  on  Monday  morning  at 
6  o'clock  under  the  superintendence  of  William  Parks,  Captain 
Watts,  Ludwig  Herring,  William  Ross,  William  Carman,  Dan- 
iel Howland,  Caleb  Earnest  and  James  Hutton. 

That  those  of  the  third  district,  comprising  the  second,  third 
and  fourth  wards,  assemble  at  Washington  Square,  on  Tuesday 


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morning,  at  six  o'clock,  under  the  superintendence  of  Frederick 
Leypold,AVilliam  M'Cleary,  JohnMcKim,  jr.,  Henry  Schroeder, 
Alexander  M'Douald,  Eli  Hewitt,  Peter  Gold  and  Alexander 
Russell. 

That  those  of  the  fourth  district,  comprising  the  1st  ward 
and  western  precincts,  assemble  at  the  intersection  of  Eutaw 
and  Market  streets,  on  AVednesday  morning  at  6  o'clock  under 
the  superintendence  of  William  W.  Taylor,  William  Jessop, 
Edward  Harris,  George  Decker,  William  Harkins,  Isaac  Philips, 
William  Jones  and  John  Higuet. 

Tlw.  owners  of  the  slaves  are  requested  to  send  them  to  work 
on  the  days  assigned  in  the  several  districts. 

Sucii  of  our  |)atriolic  fellow  citizens  of  the  county  or  else- 
where, as  are  disposed  to  aid  in  the  common  defence,  are  in- 
vited lo  partake  in  thedutiesnow  required  on  such  of  the  days 
as  may  be  raobt  convient  to  thc-m. 

(Signed)  EDWARD  JOHNSON,  Cliairman. 

Theodore  Bland,  Secretary. 


BALTIMORE. 

At  the  recommendation  of  the  Committee  of  Vigilance  and 
Safety,  the  people  commenced  their  labors  to  fortify  the  city, 
on  Sunday  the  27th  ult.  The  work  done  demonstrates  their 
power  and  zeal,  to  the  astonishment  of  all  who  behold  it. 
Baltimore  has  long  been  remarkable  for  the  patriotism  and  lib- 
eral spirit  of  her  citizens;  and  her  high  character  for  these 
qualitifsis  fully  maintained  by  the  free  offering  of  meii  and 
money  for  the  purposes  of  defence  In  the  meantime,  volun- 
teers and  militia  from  the  adjacent  parts  of  Maryland,  Penn- 
sylvania and  Virr/inia,  have  flocked  in  to  our  aid  We  are  re- 
strained, b}'  the  request  of  the  Committee  of  Vigilance,  from 
mentioning  any  particular;  but  the  honorable  record  shall  yet 
be  made.  We  restrain  the  desire  to  notice  these  things  becaune 
enjoined  by  the  committee;  for  we  are  very  sure  the  enemy  is 
apprised  of  almost  every  thing  that  is  transacted  here;  but  he 
has  learnt  nothing  to  our  discredit.  The  means  of  defence 
have  given  confidence  to  the  people,  inany  families  who  had 
left  the  city  have- returned;  nothing  is  relaxed;  everything 
goes  on  as  though  an  attack  svere  immediately  expected,  but 
with  the  exceptio!!  of  performing  their  mi'itary  duties,  the  peo- 
ple have  their  usual  composure  and  quiet.  To  our  brethren 
who  have  flown  to  our  assistance,  we  are  creatly  indebted,  as 
well  for  the  decorum  of  their  conduct  in  tlie  city,  as  their  pa- 
triotism in  coming  to  the  camp.  The  sudden  collection  of  so 
many  people,  of  all  classes  and  conditions,  might  have  been  ex- 
pected to  create  much  confusion  and  disorder;  but  no  event 
has  yet  occurred,  that  we  have  heard  of,  which  can  sully  the 
character  of  an  individual  soldier;  and  the  city  is  ns  quiet,  (the 
sound  of  the  drum,  or  the  rattling  of  wagons  pertaining  to  the 


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different  corps,  excepted)  as  ever  it  was.  Tliis  tribute  is  due  to- 
the  gentlemen  a.^socifited  to  repulse  tlie  enemy.  Major  General 
Smit/i,  of  the  Maryland  militia  (of  JIud  Fort  memory)  com- 
ninnds  the  troops  collected  specially  for  the  defence  o;  Jialti- 
more.  Brigadier  General  Winder  has  under  him  tlie  forces 
belonging  to  his  military  district.  He  is  now  here,  and  the 
whole  is  acting  in  concert. 


A  WHOPPER. 


Baltimore. — The  following,  from  '^  his  majextj/'s  prin'ing 
office  at  Bcrnuida"  as  the  article  is  headed,  is  the  qutensi  and 
most  lying  account  of  the  late  attack  upon  Baltimore  that  we 
have  yet  seen,  sonic  "domestic  manufactures"  excepted  : 

"  ii>t'pt.  23. — It  appears  from  report,  that  after  destroying 
Washington  and  taking  possession  of  Alexandria,  the  t-mall 
body  of  brave  men  under  General  Ross  made  an  attack  on  Bal- 
timore; the  enemy  had  sunk  the  vessels,  and  but  two  or  three 
small  craft  with  bombs  could  approach:  they  succeeded,  Iiowever, 
tn  driving  the  Americans  from,  the  fort ;  having  to  contend  with 
a  very  superior  force,  eventually  retired,  as  the  occupation  of 
the  town,  ichich  might  have  been  gained,  would  be  a  poor  com- 
pensation for  the  sacrifice  of  many  valuable  lives." 


ATTACK  UPON  BALTIMORE. 

To  detail,  with  reasonable  accuracy,  the  minutia;  of  the 
events  that  have  happened  at  Baltimore  since  Suudaj-  morning, 
the  11th  inst.,  when  the  enemy  made  his  appearance,  to  the 
time  of  his  departure  on  the  loth,  is  not  easily  done:  and  we 
shall  endeavor  to  give  a  succinct  narration  of  the  proceedings, 
with  a  steady  eye  to  the  tiuth  of  each  matter  referred  to ; 
avoiding,  nevertheless,  every  thing  that  may  tend  to  increase 
the  information  of  the  incendiary  foe,  as  to  our  means  of  re- 
sources. Hence  an  account  of  our  troops  or  works  will  not  be 
expected.  Sufficient  is  it  to  say,  that  the  same  force  would 
make  much  less  impression  now  than  it  did,  or  could  have 
done,  at  the  time  of  attack. 

After  the  affair  at  Bladensburg  and  capture  of  Washington, 
an  attack  upon  this  city  was  confidently  expected.  Indeed, 
General  Jloss  had  fixed  upon  it  for  his  winter  quarters;  and 
boasted,  that  with  the  force  he  had,  he  would  go  where  he 
pleased  through  Maryland.  Thus  forewarned,  considerable  ad- 
ditions were  made  to  the  defences  of  the  place — some  of  the 
troops  of  Gen.  Winder's  command  were  collected — liodgers  and 
Perry  were  here;  and  a  good  manj'  noble  volunteers  flocked  in 
from  the  adjacent  parts  (jf  our  own  state  and  from  Virginia  and 
JPenn8t)lvania.    The  Baltimore  brigade  was  taken  e7i  masse  into- 


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tiie  service  of  the  United  States;  and  the  whole  submitted  to 
the  direction  of  Major  General  Smith,  of  the  Maryland  militia. 

On  Saturday,  the  10th  inst.,  we  had  information  that  the 
enemy  was  ascending  the  bay,  and  on  Sunday  morning  his^ 
ships  were  seen  at  the  mouth  of  our  river,  the  Patapsco,  in 
number  from  40  to  50. — Some  of  his  vessels  entered  the  river,, 
while  others  proceeded  to  North  Point,  (at  the  mouth  of  the 
Patapsco),  distant  12  miles  from  the  city,  and  commenced  the 
debarkation  of  their  troops  in  the  night,  which  was  finished 
early  next  morning.  In  the  mean  time  the  frigates,  bomb 
ketches,  and  small  vessels  approached  and  ranged  themselves 
in  a  formidable  line  to  cannonade  the  fort,  and  the  town. — The 
frigates  were  lightened  before  they  entered  the  river — and  the 
ships  of  line  lay  off  North  Point,  to  overawe  us  and  protect 
the  whole  force. 

The  force  that  landed  consisted  of  about  9,000  men— viz.: 
5,000  soldiers,  2,000  marines,  and  2,000  sailors.  The  tirst  under 
Major-General  Rona — the  latter  commanded  by  the  famous  Ad- 
miral Cockburn.  The  troops  were  a  part  of  Wtllington'H  "  in- 
vincibles."  Some  works  were  erecting  not  far  from  North 
Point  to  arrest  their  progress;  but  their  incipient  state  forbade 
a  stand  being  made  at  them;  and  the  enemy  marched  four 
miles  towards  us  uninterrupted,  except  by  a  few  flying  shots 
from  the  cavalry.  Here  they  were  met  by  (je\xe\-A\  Strieker 
with  his  entire  Baltimore  brigade,  (except  that  he  had  only  one 
company  of  the  regiment  of  artillery)  consisting  of  Col.  Biays' 
cavalry,  the  rifle  corps,  and  the  olh,  6th,  27th,  39th  and  5lst 
regiments  of  infantry,  commanded  respectively  by  Lieut.  Cols. 
Sterett,  M' Donald,  Long,  Fotcler  and  Amey.  In  the  5th  was  in- 
corporated an  elegant  uniformed  company  of  volunteers  from 
Fi^;-^,  Penn.,  under  Capt.  Sjjangler ;  and  in  the  39th,  Captain 
Metzger^s  fine  company  of  volunteers  from  Hanover,  Peun.,  and 
Capt.  QuantriVs  from  Uagevstoicn,  Maryland;  and  in  the  (Jth, 
Capt.  Dixon's  volunteers  from  Marietta,  Penn. — all  the  rest 
were  city  troops;  and  the  wliole,  including  Capt.  Monigome7'i/'s 
company  of  artillery  (with  6  four  pounders)  amounted  to 
about  3,200  men.  The  rest  of  our  forces  were  judiciously  sta- 
tioned in  or  near  the  various  defences,  &c.  About  1  o'clock  a 
party  of  150  or  200  men,  consisting  of  Capt.  Levering's  and 
Capt.  IloicarcVs  companies  of  the  5th  regiment,  and  Capt. 
Atsgiiit/is  rifle  corps,  were  detached  from  the  line  to  feel  the 
enemy,  and  bring  on  the  battle;  they  were  accompanied  by  a 
few  artillerists  with  one  of  their  pieces.  Before  they  expected 
it,  they  were  attacked  by  the  British,  in  very  superior  num- 
bers, and  driven  in  with  some  loss  after  a  few  fires,  to  the  main 
body.  As  the  enemy  advanced,  the  artillery  opened  a  destruc- 
tive fire  upon  them,  which  was  returned  from  2  nine  pounders, 
and  the  action  became  gtneral  along  the  line  of  the  5th  and 
27th,  which  were  in  front.  The  39lh  and  51st  were  in  the  rear 
of  these,  and  the  Gth  advantageously  posted  still  nearer  the 
city,  to  protect  and  cover  the  whole.    The  fire  from  the  two 


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first  named  regiments,  as  well  as  from  the  artillery,*  was  very 
active  ami  uncommonly  certain  for  aiioiit  an  hour.  Of  the  5th, 
much  was  expected,  hut  the  27th  hehaved,  at  least  as  gallantly. 
The  men  took  delil)erate  aim,  and  the  carnage  was  great — the 
'•  invincibkK"  dodging  to  the  ground, and  crawling  in  a  hending 
posture,  to  avoid  the  militia — the  "yeomen"  they  were  taught 
80  much  to  despise.  When  the  5th  and  27th  (hetween  which 
was  placed  the  artillery)  were  outflanked  hy  the  much  greater 
f  rce  of  the  enemy,  they  retired  in  l)etter  order  than  could 
liave  heen  expected  under  a  galling  fire;  and  they  retired  re- 
luctantly at  the  repeated  command  of  their  officers.  The  artil- 
lery had  been  drawn  off  a  little  while  before.  The  right  of  the 
39t"!i  was  gallantly  eugnged,  but  the  olst  took  uo  part  in  the 
action ;  and  it  was  not  at  that  time  and  place  expected  that  the 
6th  would  share  in  it,  else  (uniler  its  veteran  Colonel,  a  soldier 
of  the  revolution,  and  one  who  met  the  same  foe  ui)i]er  Fulti ski) 
it  would,  no  doubt,  have  distinguished  itself.  The  cavalry, 
though  they  performed  very  severe  and  important  duties,  had 
but  little  to  do  in  the  battle.  The  whole  number  of  our  men 
actually  engaged  did  not  exceed  1,700. 

Nearly  as  much,  perhaps,  being  done  at  this  point  as  was  ex- 
pected, our  force  retreated  towards  the  city.  The  enemy  fol- 
lowed slowly,  and  on  Tuesdaj-  night  approached  within  about 
two  miles  of  our  entrenchments.  Measures  were  taken  to  cut 
them  off  and  punish  their  temerity;  but  before  General  Win- 
der-n'nh  the  Virginia  militia,  and  a  squadron  of  the  United 
States  cavalry,  could  bring  his  plans  fully  to  bear,  the  British 
suspecting  the  design  or  not  liking  the  appearance  of  our 
works,  decamped  suddenly  in  the  night  and  embarked  with 
such  precipitation  that,  though  closely  pursued,  a  few  prisoners 
only  were  taken.  But  the  pursuing  force  merited  and  have  re- 
ceived the  tlnnks  of  their  geueral;  and  the  whole  body  col- 
lected is  entitled  to  the  gratitude  of  BuUunore  and  of  their 
country,  for  the  sufferings  they  so  patiently  and  patriotically 
endured,  being  compelled  to  sleep,  if  sleep  was  allowed,  in  the 
open  air.  with  the  heavens  for  their  canopy,  for  four  nights, 
during  tiie  chief  part  of  which  it  rained  pretty  constantly  and 
sometimes  heavily.  They  also  received  their  refreshments 
irregularly  ;  the  whole  being  packed  up  in  prudent  preparation 
of  events  that  mif^Jit  have  happened. 

But  the  attack  on  fort  M' Henry  was  terriblj- grand  and  mag- 
nificent The  enemy's  vessels  formed  a  great  halfcircle  in  front 
of  the  works  on  the  12th,  but  out  of  reach  of  our  guns,  and 
also  those  of  the  battery  at  the  Lazaretto,  on  the  opposite  side 
of  the  great  cove  or  basin  around  the  head  of  which  the  city 
is  built.  Fort  M'Henry  is  about  2  miles  from  the  city,  a  "  light 
little"  with  some  finely  planned  batteries,  mounted  with  heavy 
cannon,  «.■«  the  British  very  irell  knaic.  At  6  o'clock  on  Tuesday 
morning,  six  bomb  and  some  rocket  vessels  commenced  the 
attack,  keeping  such  a  respectful  distance  as  to  make  the  fort 

•The  artiller3-  fired  about  130  rounds. 
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rather  a  target  tban  an  opponent;  though  Major ^/•wwieacf, the 
gallant  commander,  and  his  brave  garrison  fired  occasionally 
to  let  the  enemy  know  llie  place  was  not  given  up  !  I  Four  or 
five  bomhs  were  IrecjuenlU'  in  the  air  at  a  time,  and,  making  a 
double  explosion,  with  the  noi.*e  of  the  fooluh  rockets  and  the 
firings  of  the  fort.  Lazaretto  and  our  barges,  created  a  horrible 
clatter.  [Many  of  these  bombs  Inve  since  been  found  entire — 
they  weigh,  when  full  of  their  combuslibles,  about  210  or  220 
lbs.,  aud  they  threw  them  much  further  than  our  long  42 
])ouiiders  would  reach  ]  Thus  it  lasted  until  about  8  o'clock 
in  the  afternoon,  when  the  enemy,  growing  more  courageous, 
dropped  nearer  the  fort,  and  gave  the  garrison  and  batteries  a 
little  of  the  chance  they  wanted.  The  balls  now  flew  like  hail- 
stones, and  the  Britons  slipped  their  cables,  hoisted  their  sails 
and  were  off  in  a  moment,  bui  not  without  damage.  When 
they  got  out  of  harm's  way  they  renewed  the  ''magnanimous^' 
attack,  throwing  their  bombs  with  an  activity  excited  by  their 
mortification.  So  Ihey  went  on  until  about  1  o'clock  in  the 
morning,  our  battery  now  and  then  firing  a  single  gun.  At 
this  time,  aided  by  the  darkness  of  the  night  and  screened  by  a 
flame  thej^  had  kindled,  one  or  two  rocket  or  bomb  vessels  aud 
many  barges,  manned  with  1,200  chosen  men,  passed  Fort 
M'Henry  and  proceeded  up  the  Patapsco,  to  assail  the  town  and 
fort  in  the  rear,  and,  perhaps,  efl'ect  a  landing.  The  weak 
sighted  mortals  now  thought  the  great  deed  was  done — they 
gave  three  cheers,  and  began  to  throw  their  missive  weapons. 
But,  alas!  their  cheering  was  quickly  turned  to  groaning, 
and  the  cries  and  screams  of  their  wounded  and  drowning 
people  soon  reached  the  shore ;  for  Forts  M' Henry  and  Coiy- 
ington  with  the  City  Battery  and  the  Lazaretto  and  barges, 
vomited  an  iron  far/ieupon  them,  in  hcited  balls,  and  a  storm 
of  heavy  bullets  flew  upon  them  from  the  great  semi-circle  of 
large  guns  and  gallant  hearts.  The  houses  in  the  city  were 
shaken  to  their  foundations,  for  never,  perhaps  from  the  time 
of  the  invention  of  cannon  to  the  ])reseut  da_v,  were  the  same 
number  of  pieces  fired  with  so  rapid  succe-siou ;  particularly 
from  Fori  Covinr/ton,  where  a  pnrtj'  of  Eoc/ger's  really  invincible 
crew  were  posted.  Barney\f  flotilla  men,  at  the  Citu  Battery, 
maintained  the  high  reputation  they  had  before  earned.  The 
other  vessels  also  began  to  fire — and  the  heavens  were  lighted 
vrilh  flame,  and  all  was  a  continued  explosion  for  about  half  an 
hour.  Having  got  this  ta^te  of  what  was  prepared  for  them 
(and  it  was  a  mere  taste)  the  enemy  precipitately  retired  with 
his  remainging  force,  battered  and  crippled,  to  his  rtspectful 
distance;  the  darkness  of  the  night  aud  his  ce:ising  to  tii"e 
(which  was  the  only  guide  our  people  Imd)  preventing  annihi- 
lation. All  was  for  sometime  still — aud  llu;  silence  was  awful 
— but  beiug  beyond  danger  some  of  his  vessels  resumed  the 
bombaidment,  which  continued  until  iv.orning — in  all  about  24 
hours,  during  whicii  there  were  thrown  not  less  than  1,")00  of 
these  great  bombs,  besides  many  rockets  and  some  round  shot. 
They  must  have  suffered  excessively  in  this  attuir— two  ol'  their 


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large  barges  were  found  sunk  ;  and  in  them  were  yet  soiucdead 
men.  But  what  the  loss  really  was  it  is  probable  we  never 
shall  know.  They  also  were  at  other  times  injured  by  Fort 
M'Heitry,  the  I.nznuttonnA  the  barges.  I  myself  believe  I  saw 
several  shot  take  effect  during  Tuesday  afternoon. 

The  preservation  of  our  people  in  the  fort  is  calculated  to  ex- 
cite in  a  wonderful  manner  our  gratitude  to  that  Great  Bring, 
without  whose  knowledge  ''a  sparrow  does  not  fall  to  tiie 
ground."  Only  four  were  hilled  and  about  20  iroutided,  and  2  or 
f  800  irill  repair  all  the  damar;es  the  fortresses  sustained.' 

Lieut.  Cld'jf/et,  of  Captain  Xicholson's  company  of  artiller)', 
■was  the  only  officer  killed  in  the  fort.  His  friend,  Sergeant 
Vkmm,  of  the  same  corps,  received  his  death  at  the  same  time. 
The}^  were  respectable  merchants. 

The  Admiral  had  fully  calculated  on  taking  the  fort  in  tiro 
hours.  Its  surrender  was  spoken  of  as  a  matter  of  course.  He 
said  that  when  it  was  taken  and  the  shipping  destroyed, 'Ae 
icould  think  about  teims  for  the  city .' "  All  about  and  in  the 
fort  is  such  ample  evidence  of  his  zeal  to  perform  his  promise, 
that  it  seems  impossible  to  believe  that  greater  damage  was  uot 
done  than  was  really  sustained.  The  gallant  and  accomplished 
Aruiistead,  through  w^atcbing  and  excessive  fatigue  (for  he  I  ad 
other  great  duties  to  do  besides  defending  his  post)  flagged  as 
soon  as  the  fight  was  done,  and  now  lifs  very  ill;  but  not 
dangerously,  we  trust,  though  severely  afflicted.  Many  of  his 
gallant  companions  were  also  exhausted,  but  have  generally 
recruited  their  strength. 

To  return  to  the  field  engagement.  The  force  of  the  enemy 
in  the  battle  may  have  amounted  to  4,000  men.  They  were 
fine  looking  fellows,  but  seemed  very  unwilling  to  meet  the 
•'yankee"  bullets — their  dodging  from  the  cannon  and  stooping 
before  the  musketry  has  already  been  noticed.  The  prisoners 
and  deserters  say  that  for  the  time  the  attair  lasted,  and  the 
men  engaged,  they  never  received  so  destructive  a  fire:  and 
this  may  well  be,  for  our  men  fired  not  by  word  of  command 
only,  but  also  at  an  object  Of  the  Cllst  British  regiment  about 
500  were  landed— on  the  morning  of  the  13th  they  found  171 
killed,  wounded  and  missitig.  Their  whole  loss  may  be  safely 
estimated  at  Irom  500  to  700  men.  Major  General  ROSS,  who 
did  '•  not  care  if  it  rained  militia,"  the  incendkiry  of  the  capital, 
paid  tlie  forfeit  of  that  act  by  his  death.  He  was  killed  in  the 
early  part  of  the  action;  and  there  is  reason  to  believe  that 
two  or  three  other  officers  high  in  command  met  the  same  fate. 
Boss  was  a  brave  mm  and  an  able  commander — and  if  he  had 
been  engaged  in  another  spstem  of  warfare  would  have  claimed 
our  respectful  remembrance.  We  maj'  admire,  but  we  cannot 
esteem  his  memor)-.  The  character  of  Moor  in  Schiller's  play 
of  the  "  Itobbers,"  notwithstanding  its  grandeur,  disgusts  by 
the  businexs  to  which  his  great  talents  and  accomplishments 
were  devoted.  So  it  was  with  Koss.  His  orders,  perhaps,  may 
afford  some  sort  of  an  excuse  for  his  violation  of  the  rules  of 


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civilized  war.  His  death  was  probably  the  immediate  cause 
why  au  attack  upon  our  works  was  not  made.  General  Brooks, 
on  whom  the  command  devolved,  would  not  risk  the  enterprize. 

Our  whole  loss  in  the  affair  was  about  20  killed,  90  wounded 
and  47  prisoners  and  missing.*  The  officers  killed  were  James 
Lowry  Donaldson,  Esq  ,  adjutant  of  the  brave  27th  regiment, 
and  one  of  the  representatives  of  this  city  in  the  house  of  dele- 
gates of  Maryland — he  fell  while  encouraging  his  brethren  in 
arms:  and  Lieut.  Andre  of  the  'Gray  Yagers,"  a  valuable 
young  man.  Major  Moore  of  the  27th  was  severely,  but  not 
dangerously  wounded.  Major  Heath  of  the  oth  had  two  horsea 
shot  under  him,  and  Major  Barry's  of  the  same  regiment,  waa 
also  killed.  The  cavalry  lost  several  horses,  and  some  of  them 
ou  the  look-out  were  taken  prisoners.  For  the  present,  we 
shall  only  add  that  Brigadier  General  Strieker,  whose  urbanity 
has  long  endeared  him  to  the  citizens  under  his  command,  and 
the  people  at  large,  behaved  as  became  the  high  charge  en- 
trusted to  him  as  a  soldier.  He  has  the  entire  confidence  of 
his  Brigade.  Robert  O.  Harper,  Esq., who  volunteered  his  services 
as  an  aid-de-camp,  also  greatly  exerted  himself  in  the  hottest 
part  of  the  fire  to  encourage  and  give  steadiness  to  our  troops. 

The  enemy's  bomb-vessels,  we  are  told,  are  much  wrecked 
by  their  own  fire.  This  may  well  be  supposed  when  the  fact 
is  stated  that  at  every  discharge  they  were  forced  two  feet  into 
the  water  by  the  force  of  it,  thus  straining  every  part  from 
stem  to  stern. 

Never  was  the  mortification  of  an  invader  more  complete 
than  that  of  our  enemy.  Beaten  by  the  militia  and  defeated 
by  the  fort,  he  went  awaj'  in  the  worst  possible  humor,  and  a 
total  loss  that  may  amount  to  not  less  than  800  men. 

The  following  is  from  a  London  paper  of  June  17 — "  It  is 
understood  that  the  grand  expediti  n  preparing  at  Bordeaux 
for  America,  under  the  gallant  lord  Hill,  is  destined  for  the 
Cheapeake  direct.  Our  little  army  in  Canada,  will  at  the 
same  instant  be  directed  to  make  a  movement  in  the  direction  of 
the  Susquehanna  ;  and  both  armies  will  therefore,  in  all  proba- 
bility meet  at  ^Yashington,  Philadelphia  or  Bj.ltimore.  The 
seat  of  the  American  government,  but  more  pauticularlt 
Baltimore  is  to  be  the  immediate  object  of  attack.  In  the 
diplomatic  circles  it  is  also  rumored  that  our  naval  and  military 
commanders  on  the  American  station  have  no  power  to  con- 
clude any  armistice  or  suspension  of  arms.  Thej'  carry  with 
them  certain  terms,  which  will  be  offeied  to  the  American 
governmcrft  at  the  point  of  the  bayonet.  The  terms  of  course 
are  not  made  public ;  but  there  is  reason  to  believe  that 
America  will  be  left  in  a  much  worse  siluation,as  a  naval  and  com- 
mercial power,  than  she  was  at  the  commencement  of  the  war." 

♦  Twenty-two  of  the  wounded  were  paroled  on  the  field— 47  are 
on  board  t fie  fleet,  (many  of  them  gentlemen  of  the  first  respecta- 
bility,) and  it  is  believed  will  he  sent  to  Halifa.Y,  though  ail  possible 
means  to  efiPect  their  release  were  used.  By  a  Hag  they  were  all 
liberally  supplied. 


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Copiex  of  lelteiK  from.  M i',»r  Onural  S nith  of  Ihe    Maryland 
militia,  to  thi  Seen  tar;;  of  War. 

\\.  Quarters,  HAMPSXEAD-iirLL, 

Bait,  Sept.  14,  1S14— 10  A.  M. 
Sru — I  hiive  the  honor  of  int'oiniint?  you,  tluit  the  enemy, 
after  nn  unsnccessfiil  attempt  both  by  land  and  water,  on  this 
place,  appear  to  be  retiring. 

We  have  a  force  hanging  (m  their  rear — I  shall  give  you 
further  particulars  iu  the  course  of  the  day. 
I  have  the  honor  to  be,  your  obedient  servant, 

(Signed)  S.  S>lirH,  Major  General  Uommandinf/. 
P.  S.     The  enemy's  vessels  in  the  Patapsco  are  all  uuder 
way  going  down  the  river.     I  have  good  reason  to  believe  that 
General  Ross  is  mortally  wounded. 
Honorable  James  Monroe,  actimj  ^Secretary  of  War. 

Head-Quarters,  Baltimore,  15th  September,  1814. 

Sir — I  have  been  so  incessantly  occupied,  that  it  has  been 
impossible  for  me  to  convey  to  you  the  information  respecting 
the  enemy,  which  it  would  have  been  proper  for  you  to  have 
received  from  nae.  A  detailed  statement  will  be  forwarded  as 
soon  as  it  can  be  made  out;  in  the  mean  time,  I  have  the 
pleasure  to  inform  you  that  the  euemv  embarked  their  rear 
guard  about  1  o'clock,  and  that  their  ships,  a  few  excepted,  are 
out  of  the  river  ;  their  destination  unknown. 

I  have  the  honor  to  be,  your  oljedient  servant, 

SAiSIUEL  SMITH,  Major  General  Com'g. 

Colonel  JaritCx  Monroe,  Acting  Secretary  of  War. 

Head-Quarters,  Baltimore,  September  loth,  1814. 

Sir — I  have  the  honor  to  enclose  to  you,  for  your  disposal, 
two  letters  from  British  offlcers,  received  by  Dr.  McCulloh 
(garrison  surgeon,)  whom  I  had  sent  to  the  battle  ground  to 
attend  our  wounded. 

I  have  also  the  honor  to  send  you  enclosed  a  list  of  our 
wounded  who  were  made  prisoners,  and  of  the  agreement 
made  by  Doctor  McUulloh  respecting  them. 

I  liave  the  honor  to  be,  j'our  most  obedient  servant. 

SAMUEL  SMITH,  Major  General  Gom'g. 

Colonel  Jamen  Monro?,  acting  Secretary  of  War. 

In  consequence  of  the  humanity  shewn  the  following  Ameri- 
can prisoners  of  war,  I  do  promise  upon  honor  that  they  shall 
not  directly  or  indirectly  serve  against  the  British  until  regu- 
larly exchanged. 

James  H.  McCulloh,  Henry  Brice,  George  Repert,  Jacob 
Noyle,  John  Robinson,  James  N.  Marriott,  Charles  Goddard, 


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Walter  Muskett,  Bryan  Allen,  George  Reintzell,  Jacob  Hub- 
bard, Benjamin  Fleetwood,  Thomas  Brengman,  John  Pidgeon, 
Luther  A.  Norris,  David  Davis,  William  Colliugs,  John  Lamb, 
James  Davidson,  Wm.  Keane,  jr.,  James  Gibson,  Richard  K. 
Cook,  Robert  Smith,  John  Jephson,  George  Bennett,  Conrad 
Euler. 

And  I  do  further  engage  to  get  the  above  twenty-six  Ameri- 
cans exchanged  as  soon  as  possible  for  a  like  number  of 
British  left  at  Bladensburg. 

JAMES  H.  McCULLOH,  Jr., 

Garrison  Surgeon,  U.  S.  Army. 


Copy  of  a  letter  from  Major  Oen.  Smith  to  the  Secretary 
of  War,  dated 
Head-Quabters,  Baltimore,  September  19, 1814. 

Sir — In  compliance  with  the  promise  contained  in  my  letter 
of  the  15th  instant,  I  have  now  the  honor  of  stating,  that  the 
enemy  landed  between  seven  and  eight  thousand  men  on  Mon- 
day, the  12th  instant,  at  North  Point,  fourteen  miles  distant 
from  this  town.  Anticipating  this  debarkation.  General  Strieker 
had  been  detached  on  Sunday  evening  with  a  portion  of  his 
brigade  on  the  North  Point  road.  Major  Randal,  of  the  Balti- 
more county  militia,  having  under  his  command  a  light  corps 
of  riflemen  and  musketry  taken  from  General  Stansbury's 
brigade  and  the  Pennsylvania  volunteers,  was  detached  to  the 
mouth  of  Bear  creek,  with  orders  to  co-operate  with  General 
Strieker,  and  to  check  any  landing  which  the  enemy  might 
attempt  in  that  quarter.  On  Monday,  Brigadier  General 
Strieker  took  a  position  at  the  junction  of  the  two  roads  lead- 
ing from  this  place  to  North  Point,  having  his  right  flanked  by 
Bear  creek,  and  his  left  by  a  marsh.  He  here  awaited  the  ap- 
proach of  the  enemy,  having  sent  on  an  advanced  corps  uoder 
the  command  of  Major  Heath  of  the  ."ith  regiment.  This  ad- 
vance was  met  by  that  of  the  enemy,  and  after  some  skirmish- 
ing it  returned  to  the  line,  the  main  body  of  the  enemy  being 
at  a  short  distance  in  rear  of  their  advance.  Between  two  and 
three  o'clock,  the  enemy's  whole  force  came  up  and  conmienced 
the  battle  by  some  discliarges  of  rockets,  whicii  were  suc- 
ceeded by  the  cannon  from  both  sides,  and  soon  after  tiie  action 
became  general  along  the  line.  General  Strieker  gallantly 
maintained  his  ground  against  a  great  superiority  of  numbers 
during  the  space  of  an  hour  and  twenty  minutes,  wiien  the 
regiment  on  his  left  (the  51st)  giving  way,  he  was  under  the 
necessity  of  retiring  to  the  ground  in  his  rear,  where  he  had 
stationed  one  regiment  as  a  reserve.  He  here  formed  his  bri- 
gade; but  the  enemy  not  thinking  it  advisable  to  pursue,  he, 
in  compliance  with  previous  arrangements,  fell  back  and  took 


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post  on  tlie  left  of  my  entrenchments,  and  half  a  mile  in  ad- 
vance of  them.  In  this  ati'iiir  tlie  citizen  soldiers  of  Baltimore, 
with  the  exception  of  the  r)lst  regiment,  have  maintained  the 
reputation  they  so  deservedly  ac([uired  at  Bladensburif,  and 
their  brave  and  skilful  leader  has  confirmed  the  confidence 
■which  we  had  all  so  justly  placed  in  him.  I  take  the  liberty  of 
referring  you  to  his  letter  for  the  more  particular  mention  of 
the  individuals  who.  new  to  warfare,  have  shown  the  coolness 
and  valor  of  veterans;  and  who,  by  their  conduct  on  tlds  occa- 
sion, have  given  their  country  and  their  city  an  assurance  ot 
what  may  be  expected  from  them  when  their  services  arc  again 
required.  I  cannot  dismiss  the  subject  without  expressing  the 
heartfelt  satisfaction  I  experience  in  thus  bearing  testimonv  to 
the  courage  and  good  conduct  of  my  fellow  townmen.  About 
the  time  General  Strieker  had  taken  the  ground  just  mentioned, 
he  was  joined  by  Brigadier  General  Winder,  who  had  been 
stationed  on  the  west  side  of  the  city,  but  was  now  ordered  to 
march  with  General  Douglas's  brigade  of  Virginia  militia  and 
the  United  States'  Dragoons  under  Captain  Bird,  and  take  post 
on  the  left  of  General  Strieker.  During  these  movements,  the 
brigades  of  Generals  Stansbury  and  Foreman,  the  seamen  and 
marines  under  Commodore  Rodgers,  the  Pennsylvania  volun- 
teers under  Colonels  Cobean  and  Findley,  the  Baltimore  artil- 
lery under  Colonel  Harris,  and  the  Marine  artillery  under  Capt. 
Stiles,  manned  the  trenches  and  the  batteries— all  prepared  to 
receive  the  enemy.  We  remained  in  this  situation  during  the 
night. 

On  Tuesday  the  enemy  appeared  in  front  of  my  entrench- 
ments at  the  distance  of  two  miles,  on  the  Philadelphia  road, 
from  whence  he  had  a  full  view  of  our  position.  He  manoeuvred 
during  the  morning  towards  our  left,  as  if  with  the  intention  of 
making  a  circuitous  march  and  coming  down  on  the  Harford 
or  York  roads  Generals  Winder  and  Strieker  were  ordeied  to 
adapt  their  movements  to  those  of  the  enemy  so  as  to  baffle 
this  supposed  intention.  They  executed  this  order  with  great 
skill  and  judgment  by  taking  an  advantageous  position,  stretch- 
ing from  my  left  across  the  country,  when  the  enemy  was 
likely  to  approach  the  quarter  he  seemed  to  threaten.  This 
movement  induced  the  enemy  to  concentrate  his  forces  (be- 
tween one  and  two  o'clock)  in  my  front,  pushing  his  advance 
to  within  a  mile  of  us,  driving  in  our  videttes  and  showing  an 
intention  of  attacking  us  that  evening.  I  immediately  drew 
Generals  Winder  and  Strieker  nearer  to  the  left  of  my  en- 
trenciiments  and  to  the  right  of  the  enemy,  with  the  intention 
of  their  falling  on  his  right  or  rear  should  he  attack  me;  or,  if 
declined  it,  of  attacking  him  in  the  morning.  To  this  move- 
ment and  to  the  strength  of  my  defences,  which  the  enemy  had 
the  fairest  opportunity  of  observing,  I  am  induced  to  attribute 
his  retreat,  which  was  commenced  at  half  past  one  o'clock  on 
Wednesday  morning.  In  this  he  was  so  lavored  by  the  ex- 
treme darkness  and  a  continued  rain,  that  we  did  not  discover 
it  until  day-light.     I  consented  to  General  AViuder's  pursuing 


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with  the  Virginia  brigade  and  the  United  States  Dragoons ;  at 
the  same  time  Major  Randal  was  dispatched  with  his  light 
corps  in  pursuit  on  the  enemy's  right,  whilst  the  whole  of  the 
militia  cavalry  was  put  in  motion  for  the  same  object.  All  the 
troops  were,  however,  so  worn  out  with  continued  watching, 
and  with  being  under  arms  during  three  days  and  nights,  ex- 
posed the  greater  part  of  the  time  to  very  inclement  weather, 
that  it  was  found  impracticable  to  do  any  thing  more  than  pick 
up  a  few  stragglers.  The  enemy  commenced  his  embarkation 
that  evening,  and  completed  it  the  next  day  at  one  o'clock.  It 
would  have  been  impossible,  even  had  our  troops  been  in  a 
condition  to  act  offensively,  to  have  cut  off  any  part  of  the 
enemy's  rear  guard  during  the  embarkation,  as  the  point  where 
it  was  effected  was  defended  from  cur  approach  by  a  line  ot 
defences  extending  from  Back  River  to  Humphrey's  creek  on 
the  Patapsco.  thrown  up  by  ourselves  previous  to  their  arrival. 

I  have  now  the  pleasure  of  calling  your  attention  to  the 
brave  commander  of  Fort  M'Henry,  Major  Armistead,  and  to 
the  operations  confided  to  that  quarter.  The  enemy  made  his 
approach  by  water  at  the  same  time  that  his  army  was  ad- 
vancing on  the  land,  and  commenced  a  discharge  of  bombs  and 
rockets  at  the  Fort  as  soon  as  he  got  within  range  of  it.  The 
situation  of  Major  Armistead  was  peculiarly  trying — the  enemy 
having  taken  his  position  at  such  a  distance  as  to  render  offen- 
sive operations  on  the  part  of  the  Fort  entirely  fruitless,  whilst 
their  bombs  and  rockets  were  every  moment  falling  in  and 
about  it — the  officers  and  men  being  at  the  same  lime  entirely 
exposed.  The  vessels,  however,  had  the  temerity  to  approach 
somewhat  nearer — they  were  as  soon  compelled  to  witudraw. 
During  the  night,  whilst  the  enemy  on  land  was  retreating, 
and  whilst  the  bombardment  was  most  severe,  two  or  three 
rocket  \essels  and  birges  succeeded  in  getting  up  the  Ferry 
Branch ;  but  they  were  soon  compelled  to  retire,  by  the  Forts 
in  that  quarter,  commanded  by  Lieut.  Newc  mb,  of  the  navy, 
and  Lieut.  Webster,  of  the  liotilla.  These  Forts  also  destroyed 
one  of  the  barges,  with  all  on  board. — The  barges  and  battery 
at  the  Lazaretto,  under  the  command  of  Lieut.  Kutler  of  the 
flotilla,  kept  up  a  brisk,  and  it  is  believed,  a  successful  fire  dur- 
ing the  hottest  period  of  the  bombardment.  Maj.  Armistead 
being  seriously  ill  in  consequer.c.*  of  liis  continued  exposure  to 
the  weather,  has  rendered  it  inip()ssil)le  for  him  to  send  in  hi-* 
report.  It  is  not  therefore,  in  my  power  to  do  justice  to  those 
gallant  individuals,  who  partook  with  him  the  danger  of  a 
tremendous  bombardment,  without  the  ability  of  retorting,  and 
witiiout  that  security,  which  in  more  regular  fortifications  is 
provided  for  such  occasions.  Tlie  only  loss  sustained  in  the 
Fort  is,  I  understand,  about  27  killed  and  wounded — amongst 
the  former  I  have  to  lament  the  fall  of  Lieuts  Clagi^ett  and 
Clemm,  who  were  both  estimable  citizens  and  useful  offlcers. 

From  General  Strieker's  brigade,  the  return  of  the  killed  and 
wounded  has  not  yet  come  in.  It  is  supposed,  however,  to 
amount  to  about  150 — among  the  former,  this  city  has  to  regret 


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the  loss  of  its  representntive  in  the  State  Legislntiire,  .Tftnies^ 
Lowry  Donaldson,  Esq.,  Adjutant  of  the  27th  leginu-nt.  This 
gentleman  will  ever  he  leniemheied  by  his  constituents  for  his 
zeal  and  talents,  and  by  his  corps  for  his  bravery  and  military 
knowledjje. 

I  cannot  conclude  this  report  without  informing  you  of  the 
12 rent  aid  I  have  derived  from  Commodore  Uod^ers.  He  was 
ever  present  and  ever  ready  to  atford  his  useful  council,  and  to 
rendu- his  important  services.  His  presence,  with  that  of  his 
gahai.t  officers  and  seamen,  gave  confidence  to  every  one. 

The  enemy's  loss  in  his  attempt  on  Baltimore,  amounts,  as 
near  as  we  can  ascertain  it,  to  between  six  or  seven  hundred 
killed,  wounded  and  missing — Gen.  Ross  was  certainly  killed. 

1  have  the  honor  to  be,  with  great  respect,  sir,  your  obedient 
servant, 

S.  SMITH,  Major  General  Coni'cj. 

Colonel  James  Monroe,  Acting  Secretary  of  War. 


Copy  of  a  letter  from  Brigadier  General  Strieker,  dated 
Head-Quarteks  3d  Brigade — Baltimore,  Sept.  15, 1814. 
Major  Gen.  S.  Smith, 

Sir — I  have  the  honor  to  report  to  you,  that,  in  obedience  to 
your  orders,  I  marched  from  Baltimore  on  Sunday  the  11th 
inst.  with  part  of  my  brigade,  as  the  advance  corps  of  the 
army  under  your  command.  My  force  consisted  of  550  of  the 
5th  regiment  under  Lieut.  Col.  Sterett;  620  of  the  (Jth,  under 
Lieut.  Col.  M'Donald;  500  of  the  27th,  under  Lieut.  Col. 
Long;  450  of  the  ;Wtb,  under  Lieut.  Col.  Fowler;  700  of  the 
51st  under  Lieut.  Col.  Amey  ;  150  riflemen  under  Capt.  Dyer  ; 
140  cavalry  under  Lieut.  Col.  Blays,  and  the  Union  Artillery 
of  75  meti,  with  six  four-poun.ders,  under  Capt.  Montgomery, 
making  an  aggregate  of  3185  etfective  men.  1  moved  towards 
North  Point  by  the  main  road,  at  8  o'clock  P.  M.  reached  the 
meeting-house  near  the  head  of  Bear  Creek,  seven  miles  from 
this  city.  Here  the  brigade  halted,  with  the  exception  of  the 
cavalry,  who  were  pushed  forward  to  Gorsuch's  farm  three 
miles  m  advance,  and  the  riflemen  who  took  post  near  the 
blacksmith's  shop  two  miles  in  advance  of  our  encampment. 
At  seven  o'clock  on  the  morning  of  the  12th,  I  received  infor- 
mation from  the  advanced  videttes  that  the  enemy  were 
debarking  troops  from  and  under  cover  of  their  gun  vessels 
which  lay  otf  the  blufl"  of  North  Point,  within  the  mouth  of 
Patapsco  river.  I  immediately  ordered  back  my  baggage 
under  a  strong  guard,  moved  forward  the  5th  and  27  regi- 
ments, and  my  artillery  to  the  head  of  Longlog-lane  (so  called) 
resting  the  5th  with  its  right  on  the  head  of  a  branch  of 
Bear  Creek,  and  its  left  on  the  main  North  Point  road,  while 
the  27th  was  posted  on  the  other  side  of  the  road  in  line  with 


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tlie  5th,  its  left  extending  towards  a  branch  of  Bacli  river. 
Tlie  artillery  I  posted  directl)'  at  the  head  of  tlie  lane  in  the- 
interval  between  tlie  5th  and  27tli.  The  39th  occupied  a 
ground  300  yards  in  the  rear  of  the  27tli,  and  the  51st  the 
SMine  distance  in  rear  of  the  5th,  extendin<;  each  parallel  to- 
the  front  line.  The  6th  regiment  was  thrown  back  to  a  posi- 
tion a  short  distance  this  side  of  Cook's  tavern,  and  half  a  mile 
in  the  rear  of  the  second  line.  My  orders  were,  that  tlie  oth- 
and  27th  should  receive  the  enenij',  and,  if  necessary,  fall  back 
through  the  51st  and  39th,  and  form  on  the  right  of  the  (ith  or 
reserve  regiment.  The  ritiemeu  were  ordered  to  tlie  skirls  of 
a  thick  low  pine  wood  beyond  the  blacksmith's  shop,  with  a 
large  sedge  field  in  front,  that  as  the  cavalry  were  still  in  ad- 
vance who  would  inform  of  the  enemy's  approach,  they 
might  take  advantage  of  the  covering  of  tiie  wood  and  annoy 
his  advance.  I  soon  learned  that  the  enemy's  advance  party 
was  moving  rapidly  up  the  miiiu  road,  and  as  the  cavalry  con- 
tinually announced  their  progress,  I  flattered  myself  with  the 
hope  that  tlie  riflemen  would  soon  proclaim  by  a  galling  tire 
their  still  nearer  approach.  Imagine  my  chagrin  wlien  I  per- 
ceived the  whole  rifle  corps  falling  back  on  my  main  position, 
having  too  credulously  listened  to  ground'ess  information  that 
the  enemj^  were  lauding  on  Back  river  to  cut  them  off.  My 
hopes  of  early  annoyance  to  the  enemy  being  thus  frustrated,  I 
threw  the  riflemen  on  the  right  flank  of  my  ifront  line,  thereby, 
with  the  addition  of  a  few  cavalrj',  veri'  well  securing  that 
flank.  My  videttes  soon  brought  information  that  the  enemy  in 
small  force  was  enjoying  himself  at  Gorsuch's  farm.  Insulted  at 
the  idea  of  a  small  maraudiug  party  thus  daringly  provoking 
chastisement,  several  of  my  otiicers  volunteered  their  corps  to 
dislodge  it.  Captain  Levering's  and  Howard's  companies 
from  the  5lh,  about  150  in  unmher,  under  Major  Heath  of  that 
regiment;  Capt.  Aisquilh's  aud  a  few  other  riflemen,  in  all 
about  70;  one  4  pounder  with  10  men  under  Lieut.  Stiles,  and 
the  cavalry,  were  immediately  pushed  forward  to  punish  the 
insolence  of  the  enemy's  advance;  or,  if  his  main  body  ap- 
peared, to  give  evidence  of  my  wish  for  a  general  engage- 
ment. The  latter  purpose  was  soon  answered  ;  this  small  vol- 
unteer corps  had  proceeded  scarcely  half  a  mile  before  the  main 
body  of  the  enemy  shewed  itself,  which  was  immediately  at- 
tacked. The  infantry  and  riflemen  maintained  a  fire  of  some 
minutes,  and  retired  with  scmie  loss  in  killed  and  wounded  ; 
the  cavalry  and  artillery  owing  to  the  disadvantageous  ground 
not  being  able  to  support  tliem.  In  this  skirmish.  Major 
Heath's  horse  was  killed  under  him.  At  half-past  2  o'clock, 
the  enemy  commenced  throwing  rockets  across  my  left  flank, 
which  seemed  harmless,  and  had  no  other  efl'ect  than  to  pre- 
pare my  line  for  the  sound  of  the  artillery,  which  soon  com- 
menced by  us  on  the  enemy's  right  column  then  i)ushing  across- 
towards  my  left,  and  returned  by  their  six  pounders  and  a 
howitzer  upon  my  left  and  center.  The  cannonading  was- 
brisk  for  some  minutes,  when  I  ordered  my  fire  to  ceaee  untlt 


s;{ 

the  eiuiiiy  slioiild  gel  within  cioso  ninge  of  cannisler.  Seeing 
thill  my  left  flank  was  tiie  main  object  of  tiie  enemy,  1  brouglit 
up  ilie  81)th  into  line  on  the  left  of  tiu;  27ih,  and  deliielied 
two  pieces  of  artillery  to  the  left  of  the  I^Oth;  slill  more 
securely  to  i)rotcct  my  left  flank.  Colonel  Amey  of  the  olsl 
was  onlered  to  form  his  regiment  at  right  angles  with  my  line, 
resting  his  right  iniw  the  left  of  the  ;i!)th  regiment.  The  order 
being  hall}'  cMcutid  created  lor  a  moment  some  confusion  iu 
that  (piarter,  b'lt  was  s-oon  rcclitied  by  the  efl'orfs  of  my  Aid- 
decamp  and  brigade  Majors  who  corrected  the  error  of  Col- 
onel Amey  anil  posted  the  51st  in  its  onlered  position.  The 
enemy's  right  column  disi)layed  and  advanced  upon  the  89111 
and  'JTlh.  Thenlst  unmindful  of  my  object  to  use  its  fire  in  | 
l)rot(clion  of  my  lett  flank  in  case  an  iitlempl  should  be  luade  ' 
to  turn  it,  totally  forgetful  of  the  honor  of  the  brigade,  and 
regardless  of  its  own  reputation,  delivered  one  random  fire 
and  retreated  precipitately,  and  iu  such  confusion,  as  to  ren- 
der every  etfort  of  mine  to  rally  them  inelfective.  Some  dis- 
order was  occasioned  in  the  second  battalion  of  the  blHh,  by 
the  tiight  of  the  51st,  and  a  few  gave  way.  The  fire  now  be- 
came general  from  left  to  right ;  my  artillery  iu  the  centre 
poured  forth  an  incessant  volley  of  cannister  upon  the  enemy's 
left  column,  who  were  endeavoring  to  gain  the  cover  of  a 
small  log-hoi  se,  about  50  yards  iu  front  of  the  5lh  ;  which, 
however,  i)recautiou  had  been  taken  to  fire,  so  soon  as  Captaiu 
Sadtler's  Yagers  from  the  5th  (who  were  originally  posted 
therein)  should  be  compelled  to  leave  it.  The  enemy's  Hue 
advanced  about  10  miuutes  before  3  o'clock,  with  a  severe  tire 
•which  was  well  returned  bj^  the  artillery,  the  whole  27th,  the 
5th  e.xct  pt  the  three  compauies  of  Captaiu  Levering,  Howard 
and  Sadtlcr,  which  were  too  much  exhausted  by  the  advanced 
skirmish  of  the. two  former — and  the  ordered  retreat  of  the 
first  battalion  of  the  i9th,  \\ho  niainiaiued  its  ground  iu  de- 
spite of  the  disgraceful  example  set  by  the  intended  support 
on  the  left.  The  fire  was  incessant  till  about  15  miuutes  before 
4  o'clock,  when,  finding  that  my  line  now  1,400  strong,  was  in- 
sufficient to  withstand  the  superior  numbers  of  the  enemy,  and 
my  left  flank  being  exposed  bj'  the  desertion  of  the  51st,  I  was 
constrained  to  order  a  movement  back  to  the  reserve  regi- 
ment, under  Colonel  M'Donald,  which  was  well  posted  to  re- 
ceive the  retired  line  which  mostly  rallied  well  On  forming 
with  the  6th,  the  fatigued  state  of  the  regiments  and  corps 
which  had  retired,  and  the  probability  that  my  right  flank 
might  lie  turned  by  a  quick  movement  of  the  enemy  in  that 
direction,  induced  me,  after  proper  deliberation,  to  fall  back  to 
Worthingtou's  mill;  which  I  was  the  more  persuaded  to,  by 
my  desire  to  have  the  Gth  regiment  (whose  oflicers  and  men 
were  eager  to  share  the  dangers  of  tluir  brother  soldiers)  per- 
fect and  in  good  order  to  rcf  eive  the  enemy  on  his  near  ap- 
proach to  the  city.  All  retiied  as  I  could  wish,  and  were 
ready  to  act  as  circumstances  might  require  it.  In  this  situa- 
tion you  I'ound  the  brigade  on  the  morning  of  the  13th,  some- 


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■wbat  fatigued,  hut  with  increased  confidence  in  ouiselves,  and 
renewing  our  preparation  for  tlic  annoyance  of  tlie  enemy 
alone,  if  deemed  proijer,  or  in  conjunction  witli  any  other 
force 

1  have  thought  it  due  to  the  merits  of  my  brigade,  to  detail 
thus  fully  their  whole  movement,  and  I  feel  a  pride  in  the  be- 
lief that  the  stand  made  on  Monday,  in  no  small  decree,  tended 
to  check  the  temerity  of  the  foe,  daring  to  invade  a  country 
like  ours,  and  designing  the  destruction  of  our  city,  in  whose 
defence  some  of  the  best  blood  of  the  country  has  already  been 
spilt,  and  for  whose  safety  and  protection  the  citizen  soldiers  of 
the  ;!d  brigade  are  ready  to  sutler  every  privation,  and  meet 
every  danger  Siiould  report  be  true,  (and  I  doubt  not  the 
fact)  that  liie  enemy's  commanding  officer.  Major  Genenil  Hons, 
was  killed  in  tliis  action,  and  tiiat  the  enemy  suffered  in  pro- 
portion to  his  superior  numbers  I  shall  feel  still  more  the  valua- 
ble coufcqueuces  of  our  fight. 

The  conduct  of  many  company  officers  and  privates,  was 
such  as  I  calculated  on  ;  that  of  most  of  my  field  officers  also 
merits  my  ])articular  notice. — Major  Richard  K.  Heatli  of  the 
5th,  who  led  on  the  advance  party  to  bring  on  tlie  action,  be- 
haved as  became  an  officer,  the  facts  of  his  first,  horse  being 
killed  under  iiim  in  the  first  i-kirmish,  his  second  being  badly 
wounded,  and  himself  receiving  a  contusion  on  the  head,  by  a 
musket  ball,  in  the  general  action,  are  ample  proofs  of  his 
bravery  and  exposure  in  discharge  of  his  duty.  Lieut.  Col. 
Sterett,  and  Major  Barry  of  the  5th,  gained  my  highest  appro- 
bation, and  they  unite  wilii  all  in  praise  of  Captain  Spanglcr 
and  his  company  of  volunteers  from  York,  Pa.,  then  attached 
to  their  conunand;  also  of  Adjutant  Cheston,  who  is  slightly 
wounded.  Lieut.  Col.  Long  of  the  27th,  and  his  field  and  com- 
pany officers,  did  well ;  this  whole  regiment  were  unsuri)assed 
in  bravery,  resolution  and  enthusiasm. — My  brigade  lias  lo  be- 
wail the  loss  of  Adjutant -/rtme.s  Lo/rri/  DonaklHon,  who  fell  in 
the  hottest  of  the  fight,  bravely  discharging  the  duties  of  his 
commission.  Lieut.  Col.  Fowler,  and  Major  Steiger  of  tlie 
39th,  did  their  duty  in  every  respect;  they  speak  highly  of  the 
volunteer  companies  of  Capt.  Quantril,  from  Hagerstown,  and 
Capt  Metzgar,  from  Hanover,  Pa.  Capt  Quantril  is  wounded. 
Captain  John  Montgomery,  commander  of  my  artillery,  gained 
for  himself  and  his  company  lasting  honor.  Captain  Aisquith, 
and  his  comjiaiiy  of  ritlemen,  merit  my  thanks.  Ensign  Wil- 
mot,  commanding  the  company  of  United  Volunteers  of  the 
5tb,  and  many  of  his  men  distinguished  themselves.  To  bri- 
gade Majors  Calhoun  and  Frailey,  I  am  under  great  obligations 
for  the  prompt  and  zealous  performance  of  their  duty.  To  my 
Aid-de-camp,  Major  George  P.  Stevenson,  too  much  praise 
cannot  be  given,  his  industry  in  every  ariangement  before  the 
fight,  and  in  animating  the  whole  line,  was  conspicuous;  his 
zeal  and  courage  are  of  the  most  ardent  kind,  the  sprightliness 
of  his  manners  in  the  most  trying  scenes  had  the  happiest  effect 
upon  all  to  whom  he  had  to  communicate  my  orders ;  and  the 


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precisinn  with  wliirh  he  flelivcrorl  my  commands,  coulrl  ha  ex- 
ceeded only  by  the  coolness  with  whicli  he  alwjiy.s  hhvv  them 
executed  He  wnsnnimiited,  l)iave.  niid  useful.  Mnjor  William 
B.  Barney,  iind  Adjutunl  Lemuel  Taylor,  oi  thf-  cavalry,  who, 
liaviiii,' n(j  opi)orlutiity  of  flislinciion  in  their  regiment  owing 
to  the  grounds,  did  me  great  service,  the  former  in  aiding  Capl. 
Montgomery,  the  latter  in  conveying  my  orders  through  tho 
whole,  Mr.  Robert  Goodloe  Harper  deserves  my  thanks.  He 
visited  me  just  belbre  the  action;  accompanied  the  advance 
parly,  and  aided  me  much  throughout.  The  bfave  foldiera 
iintler  my  command  have  suffered  mrmy  privations,  and  I  re- 
cognise among  our  killed  anfl  wouuderl  many  valuable  men  • 
of  wlii(,h  I  will  make  a  report  in  a  U:w  days.  ' 

I  have  the  honor  to  be,  your  obedient  servant, 

JOHN  STRICKER, 
Brig.  Gen.  Com.  Hd  brif/a<\e,  M.  M. 


GENERAL  ORDERS. 
Head-Quartehs,  Baltimore,  September  19,  1814. 

The  enemy  having  been  compelled  to  retire  from  before  thig 
<:ity,  the  Mnjor  General  Commanding  takes  pleasure  in  con- 
gratulating the  troops  under  his  c  immand,  upon  a  relaxation 
of  these  severe  duties  to  which  they  were  for  some  days  ne- 
cessarily exposed.  The  readiness  with  which  they  submitted 
to  privations  of  every  kind -was  as  gratifying  to  him  as  the 
alacrity  with  which  they  flew  to  arms  (or  the  protection  of  the 
city.  He  feels  a  particular  pleasure  in  Imparting  to  every 
officer  and  soldier  his  warm  acknowledgments  for  the  zeal  they 
displayed  in  marching  to  meet  the  enemy,  whose  object  by  hi.s 
own  declaiation  is  known  to  be  devastation  and  ruin  to  every 
assailable  point  on  the  se:dK)ard.  It  is  with  peculiar  satisfac- 
tion the  Commanding  General  seizes  this  opportunity  of  ac- 
knowledging the  very  great  assistance  he  has  rec  ived  from 
the  counsel  and  active  exerliops  of  Commodore  Rodgers.  Hi.<i 
exei lions  and  those  of  his  brave  officers  and  seamen,  have  con- 
tributed in  a  very  eminent  degree  to  the  safety  of  the  city,  and 
shoaid  be  remembered  with  lively  amotions  of  gratitude  bv 
every  citizen 

The  .--uccessful  defence  of  Fort  M'Henry  by  Major  Armistead 
of  th(r  United  States  Army  having  under  his  command  (besides 
his  own  corps)  three  companies  of  Colonel  Harris's  regiment  of 
artillery  commanded  by  Captains  Berry  and  Nicholson  and 
Lient.  Pennington  and  a  part  of  the  30lh  and  :i8ih  regiments 
of  United  States  Infantry  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel 
Steuart,  is  beyond  all  praise.  Their  gallantry  and  intrepidity 
enabled  them  to  defend  the  Fort  against  every  effort  of  the 
enemy,  and  there  is  no  doubt  that  this  intrepid  officer  will  be 
rewarded   by  the  Government.      The   voluntary    services   of 


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Major  Lane  of  the  14th  regiment  of  United  States  Infantry 
were  liigbly  useful  and  duly  appreciated  by  Major  Armistead. 
Lieutenant  Newconib  of  the  Navy,  who  commanded  Fort 
Covington,  and  Lieutenant  Webster  of  the  flotilla,  the  city 
battery,  performed  their  respective  duties  to  the  entire  satisfac- 
tion of  the  Commanding  General. 

To  Brigadier  General  Winder  he  tenders  his  thimks  for  his 
aid,  co-operation  and  prompt  pursuit  of  the  enemy.  To 
Brigadier  General  Douglass  willi  his  brigade,  and  to  Colonel 
Taylor  with  his  regiment  of  Virginia  militia  cal'ed  into  ser- 
vice for  the  defence  of  Washington,  the  Commanding  General 
also  makes  a  tender  of  his  ackoowledgments.  They  have 
sustained  privations  with  patience,  and  submitted  to  a  soldier's 
life  with  a  temper  that  does  them  credit.  To  the  officers 
much  praise  is  due  for  the  discipline  they  have  introduced,  for 
their  attention  to  their  men,  and  prompt  obedience  to  orders. 

To  Brigadier  Genera!  Strieker  and  the  8d  brigade  of  Mary- 
land militia,  every  praise  is  due;  the  city  being  threatened,  it 
became  the  duty  of  the  citizens  to  be  foremost  in  its  defence. 
He  claimed  the  honor,  and  the  brave  officers  and  men  under 
his  command  hailed  with  deligiit  tiie  opportunity  of  meeting 
the  enemy's  first  attack  :  he  met  the  enemy  and  engaged  him, 
and  when  compelled  by  superior  number  to  retreat,  lie  eflTccted 
it  in  order,  and  rallied  on  his  n  serve,  and  from  thence  retired 
to  the  ground  which  had  been  assigned  him  near  thy  line.  The 
particulars  of  the  action  and  the  just  praise  due  to  each  officer, 
are  given  by  the  Brigadier  General  in  his  report.  ,He  reports 
the  27ih  regiment  under  Colonel  Long,  as  having  in  a  particu- 
lar manner  distinguished  itself— h«  gives  due  praise  to  the  Sth, 
under  Colonel  Sterrett,  and  80th  under  Colonel  Fowler.  He 
reports  that  his  reserve  under  Colonel  il'Donald  merited  his 
approbation,  and  that  the  artillery  under  Captain  Montgomery 
highly  distinguished  it.-eif  He  applauds  in  terms  which  are 
flattering,  the  conduct  of  Major  Piuckney's  battalion  of  rifle- 
men, the  command  of  which  (m  this  occasion  having  devolved 
on  Captain  Dyer.  He  mentions  in  honorable  terms  the  brav- 
ery and  good  conduct  of  Major  Heath  of  the  oth.who  liad  two 
horses  shot  under  him,  and  of  Captains  Spangler  and  Metzgar 
commanding  companies  from  Pennsylvania,  and  of  Captain 
Quantril  with  a  comptiny  from  Hagerstown. 

The  Pennsylvania  volunteers  without  commissions,  repaired 
to  the  post  of  danger,  chose  officers  and  organized  themselves 
into  regiments,  pei formed  all  the  duties  of  soldiers  and  have 
recommended  themselves  in  a  particular  manner  to  the  atten- 
tion of  the  Commanding  General.  INIuch  praise  is  also  due  to 
Generals  Stansbury  and  Forman.  Their  men  came  out  prin- 
cipally en  mass^e,  and  when  assembled  were  to  be  organized, 
armed,  equipped  and  disciplined.  All  this  has  been  efl'ccled 
through  their  indefatigable  exertions.  To  these  gentlemen  the 
(,'ommanding  General  tenders  his  sincere  thanks.  Tlie  en- 
thusiasm shown  by  their  men  on  the  approach  of  the  enem}', 
gave  a  full  assurance  that  reliance  miglit  be  placed  on  them. 


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Tlie  light  corps  under  Mnjor  Ranuiui  performed  in  a  manner 
higidy  lionoralde  tiic  services  assigned  il,  and  llie  Major's  con- 
duol  evinced  a  firmness,  l)ravery  and  talent  for  a  military  life. 

Tiic  excellent  discipline  and  order  of  the  artillery  under 
Colonel  Harris,  and  marine  artdlery  under  Captain  Stiles, 
atfords  a  certainty  of  Iheir  good  conduct.  The  regularity 
that  prevails  in  those  corps  does  them  honor  and  affords  an  ex- 
cellent example  to  others.  Fatiguing  as  were  the  duties  im- 
posed on  United  StiUes  Cavalry  under  Captain  Bird,  and  the 
niiliiia  cavalry  under  Lieutenant  Col  nels  Moor,  Biays,  Street 
auvl  Tilghman,  and  Captain  l^ee,  they  were  performed  with  an 
alacrity  and  promptness  highly  honorahle  to  the  officers  and 
men.  To  Captaiu  Thompson  of  the  Flying  Artillery  aud  his 
company,  the  Commanding  General  tenders  his  thanks  for 
their  unremitting  personal  attention  as  his  guard,  their  readi- 
ness in  carrying  orders  and  the  various  separate  duties  assi^'^ned 
them,  ,.nd  to  >Iiijor  Barney  and  Captain  Thompson  with  their 
corps  of  observation  for  the  correct  information  received  Irom 
them. 

The  guns  at  the  Lazaretto  were  well  served  by  Lieutenant 
Rutter  of  the  Flotilla,  whose  conduct  in  the  discharge  of  that, 
as  well  as  the  highly  important  duty  of  advanced  night  guanls 
to  the  Fort,  has  met  the  entire  approbation  of  the  Command- 
ing General.  To  the  committee  of  vigilance  and  safety  he 
feels  himself  under  particular  obligations  to  acknowledge  the 
many  advantages  he  derived  from  their  exertions  in  providing 
the  means  necessary  for  defence. 

Sucli  was  the  determined  zeal  evinced  on  the  part  of  every 
brigade  and  corps  under  his  comma"d,  that  the  Commanding 
General  is  impressed  with  a  full  conviction,  that  had  theeuemj' 
made  his  attack  it  would  have  terminated  in  his  discomfiture 
and  defeat. 

By  order  of  Mnjor  General  S.  Smith, 

WM.  BATES,  Assist  Adj.  Gen.  D.  M.  M. 


DIVISION  ORDEUS. 
Division  Head  Qiiarten^,  Xeir- Church  Street, 

September  15th,  1814. 
Brigadier  General    Winder  congratulates  the  troops  of  his 
command  upon  the  suspension  of  the  severe  duties  to  which 
they  have  been  exposed  for  the  last  four  days. 

The  Garrison  of  Fort  M'Henry  under  the  command  of  Major 
Arraistead,  are  entitled  to,  and  receive,  the  warmest  acknowl- 
edgments and  praise  from  the  Brigadier  General  for  their 
steady,  firm  and  intrepid  deportment  during  an  almost  inces- 
sant bombardme  t  for  twenty-four  hours,  during  which  time 
tliey  were  exposed  to  an  incessant  shower  of  shells 


88 

The  militia  artillery  of  the  3cl  brigade  under  Captains  Nicbol- 
8on  and  Berry,  and  Lieutenant  Pennington,  vied  with  the 
regulars  in  a  firmness  and  composure  which  would  have  hon- 
ored veterans,  and  prove  that  tliey  were  worlliy  to  co  npi'rate 
with  the  regular  artillery,  infjintry  and  sea  fencibles  in  defence 
of  that  important  post.  Major  Armislead  receives  also  the 
warmest  acknowledgments  of  the  Brigadier  General  Com- 
manding for  his  able,  vigilant  and  ex;ict,  arrangements  before 
and  during  this  period  of  arduous  duty,  as  well  as  for  the  uni- 
form zeal,  vigor  and  ability  he  has  discovered  in  his  pripara- 
tious  for  the  defence  of  the  post  immediately  committed  to  his 
charge,  as  for  the  prompt  and  efficacious  manner  in  which  he 
has  complied  under  great  aud  perplexing  difBculties  with  de- 
mands from  all  quarters  for  ammunition. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Steuart  and  Ma;or  Lane,  neither  of  whom 
were  required  to  expose  themselves  in  this  dangerous  post,  will 
please  accept  the  Brigadier  General's  warmest  acknowledg- 
ments for  the  handsome  and  gallant  manner  in  which  they  vol- 
unteered to  take  command  of  the  regular  infantry ;  who  with 
their  officers  and  men,  have  evinced  the  most  resolute  and 
steady  intrepidity  in  tiie  midst  of  imminent  and  long  continued 
danger. 

The  squadron  of  the  United  States  Light  Dragoons  under 
Captain  Bird,  have  proved  by  the  indefatigable  and  bold  man- 
ner in  which  they  have  constantly  kept  upon  the  very  lines  of 
the  enemy  under  the  fire  of  his  guards  and  the  regular,  and 
exact  intelligence  which  they  have  constantly  given  of  his 
situation,  that  they  want  nothing  but  an  opportunity  to  sig- 
nalize themselves.  The  bold  and  intrepid  charge  which  Ser- 
geant Keller,  of  Captain  Bird's  company,  made  upon  the  rear 
guard  of  the  retreating  enemy  with  but  three  dragoons  in 
which  he  dispersed  a  guard  of  18  fusileers,  taking  six  of  them 
prisoners  in  despite  of  their  fire  and  that  of  a  four  pounder 
wilhiu  half  cannister  distance  winch  ma<le  three  discharges  at 
him,  deserves  the  highest  approbation,  and  the  skill  and  dex- 
terity with  which  he  accomplished  this  hold  achievement  proves 
he  will  be  competent  to  a  more  considerable  command  to 
which  the  justice  of  his  Government  will  no  doubt  advance 
him. 

Brigadier  General  Douglass  with  his  entire  brigade  of  Vir- 
ginia militia  have  evinced  during  four  days  of  the  most  active 
and  arduous  duties,  under  the  severest  privations  of  rest  and 
refreshment,  in  constant  exposure  to  the  unusual  inclemency 
of  the  weather  for  the  season,  a  patience,  obedience,  and  alac- 
rity for  the  most  dangerous  duties  which  cannot  be  surpassed; 
and  the  prompt  aud  eager  pursuit  in  which  they  yesterday  en- 
gaged, after  the  retreating  enemy,  in  the  midst  of  heavy  and 
constant  rain  after  such  a  series  of  suffering  and  fatigue,  is  the 
best  evidence  which  can  be  given  that  the  patriotism  which  so 
promptly  led  them  to  the  field  in  defence  of  iheir  country,  was 
bottomed  upon  a  courage  which  danger  and  difficulty  cannot 
Bubdue. 


89 

Lieutenant  Col.  Griffln  Taylor  with  Ills  regiment  also  of 
Vir.uiiiia  militia  who  was  left  in  charge  of  the  defences  in  part 
on  the  Ferryhranch,  has  proved  by  his  judicious  arrangements 
and  the  zealous  manner  in  which  he  was  supported  by  his 
men  and  officers,  that  he  only  wanted  an  occasion  to  prove 
himself  and  tlieni  the  wortiiy  coadjutors  of  tlieir  countrymen. 

The  enemy  has  retired  from  our  city  and  it  is  to  he  hoped 
under  such  circumstances  as  will  deter  him  from  again  attempt- 
ing it.  Those  gallant  Virginiaus  will  have  the  consolation  of 
believing  they  have  essentially  contributed  to  its  safety. 

The  enemy  however  has  at  present  only  taken  refuge  in  his 
ships — he  still  remains  in  our  vicinity  and  may  and  proh.ibly 
will  return  if  he  knows  there  is  the  least  relaxation  of  vigilance 
or  readiness.  The  Commanding  officers  of  corps  and  detach- 
ments will  therefore  e.xert  themselves  with  unremitted  diligence 
to  repair  the  damages  of  the  late  fatigue  and  exposure — to  re- 
fresh their  troops  and  hold  tliem  in  readiness  for  moving  at  & 
moment's  warning. 

By  order.  ROBT.  G.  HITE, 

Anxistatit  Adjutant  General. 


DISCHARGE  OF  THE  BALTIMORE  MILITIA. 

Adjutant  General'^  Office,  \Oth  Military  District. 
Baltimore,  18tb  Nov.,  1814. 

General  ordeks.  The  whole  of  the  3d  Maryland  brigade, 
with  the  exception  of  Capt.  TJiompson's  troop.  Lieutenant 
Colonel  H  irris's  regiment  artillery  and  Captain  Stiles'  corps  of 
marine  artillery,  will  as  soon  as  mustered  to-d  ly,  consider 
themselves  discharged  from  the  service  of  the  United  States. 

The  Major  General  in  taking  leave  of  this  fine  body  of  citizen 
soldiers,  who  have  done  themselves  and  country  so  much 
honor,  offers  to  them  the  thanks  of  the  United  States,  for  their 
distinguished  services. 

To  Lieutenant  Colonel  McDonald,  who  has  for  a  short  time 
commanded  the  brigade,  the  Major  General  tender  his  thanks, 
personally,  for  his  prompt  and  strict  attention  to  duty;  also  to 
Lieutenant  Colonel  Sterrelt,  whose  attentio..s  to  the  guard  for 
head  quarters,  furnished  from  his  handsome  regiment,  have 
been  highly  pleasing. 

The  regiments  and  corps  discharged  will  turn  over  to  the 
military  store  keeper,  the  arms,  ammunition,  accoutrements 
and  knapsacks,  which  have  been  received  from  the  United 
States.  The  arms  received  from  the  State  of  Maryland  will  be 
retained  by  the  troops. 

(Signed)  W.  SCOTT. 

By  command,  FRANCIS  S.  BELTON, 

Atmtant  Adjutant  General. 


90 

Litt  of  the  kitted  and  wounded  of  the  third  brigade,  at  the  late  en- 
gagement at  Long  Log  Lane,  September  12,  1814. Commu- 

municated  to  the  editor  of  the  Register  by  Major  Frailey. 


Captain  Montgomery's  Artillery. 

'..  Brookes,  2d  Lieuten 
e  dead. 

5ih  regiment  infantry. 


Wounded — Jos.  R.  Brookes,  2d  Lieutenant,  1  Sergeant  and 
12  privates,  one  since  dead. 


Killed — 6  privates. 

Wounded — Captain  Stewart,  Lieutenant  Reese,  1  Sergeant,  2 
Corporals  and  40  privates. 

27th  regiment  infantry. 

Kill-ed — Adjutant  Jas.  L.  Donaldson  and  8  privates. 
Wounded — Major  Moore,  2  Sergeants,  2  Corporals  and  41 
privates. 

39th  regiment  infantry. 

Killed — 3  privates. 

Wounded— Captain  Quantril,  2  Corporals  and  20  privates. 

olst  regiment  infantry. 

Killed — 3  privates. 

Wounded — Ensign  Kirby  and  3  privates. 

Eifle  battalion. 

Killed-^Lieutenant  Andre  and  2  privates. 
Wounded — 2  Sergeants  and  5  privates. 

RECAPITULATION. 

Killed — 1  Adjutant,  1  subaltern  and  22  privates. 

Wounded — 1  Major,  2  Captains,  3  subalterns,  12  non.  com. 

officers  and  privates. Total  213. 

The  recapitulation  contains  the  aggregate  of  prisoners  taken 
by  the  enemy,  excepting  those  paroled  at  the  meeting  house, 
included  in  the  wounded.  I  am  unable  at  present  to  stale  to 
what  regiment  they  were  attached.  As  the  honorable  Colonel 
Brook  has  vied  with  his  companions  in  falsifying  an  official  re- 
port, I  beg  you  will  favor  the  public  with  this  account  in  any 
form  you  please.  I  pledge  myself  for  its  correctness. 
Yours  respectfully, 

L.  FRAILEY,  late  Brig.  Maj. 
3d  Brigade  M.  M. 


1814-1889. 


MARYLAND  EXPOSITION. 


GUARD  OF  HONOR 


MDRRIS  PUTNAM    STEVENS, 

Chief  Marshal; 


SEPTEMBER  9TH,   1! 


93 


DESCENDANTS  OF  BALTIMORE'S  DEFENDERS, 

Battle  at  North  Point,  1814. 


MORRIS  PUTNAM  STEVENS,  1:520  Lintlcn  ave. 
Great   giandfadier.  Captain  Jehu   Bouldin,  of  "The  Inde- 
pendent Light  Dragoons,  5th  Regiment  Maryland  Cavalry,  mi- 
litia, Lieut.  Col.  James  Biays,  Third   Brigade,  Brigadier  Gen- 
eral John  Strieker. 

CAPT.  JOSEPH  H.  J.  RUTTER,  205  S.  Chester  St., 
is  the  son  of  Lieutenant  Solomon  Rutter,  United  State* 
Navy,  under  Commodore  Barney  in  Barney's  flotilla.  The 
eons  of  Capt.  Joseph  H.  J.  Rutter,  grandsons  of  Lieut.  Solomon 
Rutter,  are  Joseph  W.  Rutter,  Charles  E.  Rutter,  Frank  Solo- 
mon Rutter,  and  Harry  Gill  Rutter  (youngest  17  years  old). 

Commodore  Rogers,  in  his  report  of  the  bombardment  of 
Fort  McHenry,  refers  to  Lieut.  Solomon  Rutter,  commending 
him  for  sending  Capt.  Webster  to  place  obstructions  in  the 
harbor,  to  prevent  the  British  ships  from  coming  up  to  the  city. 
DR.  H.  STARR. 
Father,  William  Starr;  uncle,  Hezekiah  Starr,  privates 
American  Artillerists,  Capt.  R.  B.  Magruder. 

JEFFERSON  RAMSAY,  912  Harlem  ave. 
Father,  John  Ramsay,  private  in  6th  Regiment,  under  Capt. 
Robt.  Conway. 

WM.  L.  BUCK,  623  Patterson  Park  ave. 
Grandfather,  John  Buck,  Trumpeter  of  Independent  Light 
Dragoons.     Grandfather,  Phillip  Shillang. 

SAML.  A.  DOWNS,  407  Warren  st. 
Grandfather,  Thos.  Neving,  Fell's  Point  Riflemen.     Has  rifle, 
bullets,  &c. 

ROBERT  T.  SMITH,  102  Fayette  st. 
Father,  Benjamin  B.  Smith,  private  Marine  Corps,  Captain 
George  Stile?,  commanding. 

GEORGE  H.  BOULDIN,  949  N.  Washington  st. 
DALRYMPLE  BOULDIN,  Hofi"man  st.,  near  Gay. 
Brothers.     Sons  of  Henry  Bouldin,  and  grandsons  of  Capt. 
Jehu  Bouldin,  Independent  Light  Dragoons. 

GEO.  F.  BOULDIN,  son  of  George  H. 
ALFRED  BOULDIN,  son  of  Dalrymple  Bouldin. 
HARRY  THOMPSON,  1814  Biddle  st. 
Son  of  Elizabeth  Bouldin,  daughter  of  Henry  Bouldin. 


94 

WILLIAM  THOMPSON. 
Son  of  Elizabeth  Bouldin,  daughter  of  Henry  Bouldin. 

WM.  WEINKENICHT.  1316  Holland  st. 
Son  of  Maiy  Bouldin,  daughter  of  Henry  Bouldiu. 
FRANK  MEDCALFE.  1G18  Riggs  ave. 
Father,  William  M.  Medcalfe,  private  under  Capt.  Peter  Piu- 
ney,  27th  Regiment,  Lieut.  Col.  Kennedy  Long,  commanding. 
JOSEPH  H.  HELM,  339  N.  Strieker  st. 
Father,  Leonard  Helen,  private  in  Washington  Artillery  Co., 
Capt.  Berrj'.    J.  H.  H.  has  his  sword  and  scabbard. 
WILLIAM  OWINGS  SOLLERS,E.  Baltimore  St.,  cor.  Dallas. 
Grandfather,  Frei.  Seyler,  private  in  Capt.  Sterrelt's  Com- 
pany, 5lh  Reg.  of  Infantry,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Sterrelt,  com- 
manding. 

"FRANK  W.  CASSARD  205  N.  Howard  f-t. 
Sons,  Samuel  S..  Gilbert,  and  Douglas.     Father,  Gilbert  Cas- 
sard,  private  in  Washington  Artillerj',  Capt.  John  Berry,  5th 
Regiment. 

J.  BROWN  BAXLEY,  S  E.  cor.  Madisoa  ave.  and  McMechin  st 
Father,  George  Baxley,  private  Washington  Artillery,  Capt. 
John  Berry.     Has  a  shell  taken  from  field  bj"^  his  father  ;  weight 
195  pounds. 

DR.  J.  BROWN  BAXLEY.  Jr. 
Grandfather,  George  Baxley. 

HENRY  M.  BAXLEY.     Same. 
WM.  HENRY  BAXLEY,  Tinner,  Lombard  st. 
Father,  Jos.  M.  Baxley,  at  North  Point. 

HAUGHTON  BAXLEY,  102  E.  Franklin  st. 
Great  grandfather,  George  Baxley.     See  above. 
ROBERT  P.  BROWN,  1408  Linden  ave.     Now   Captain  in 
the  5th  Regiment,  M.  N.  G. 
Grandfather,  Patrick  Caughy,  private  in  Capt.  Michael  Hau- 
bert's  Company,  51st  Regiment  Maryland  militia.  Henry  Amey, 
Lieut.  Colonel  commanding. 
GEORGE  HENRY  STICKNEY,  of  Reed,  Stickney  &  Co. 
Grandfather,  Henry  Stickney,  private  in  Baltimore  Fencibles, 
Capt.  Nicholson 

HENRY  S.  and  GEORGE  LEWIS  STICKNEY. 
Sons  of  Geo.  Henry  Stickney,  but  too  young  to  participate. 
G.  H.  S.  has  a  number  of  relics. 

A.  J.  EVANS  and  BROTHER,  1419  E.  Preston  st. 
Grandfather,  Thomas  Evans,  at  North  Point ;  a  member  of 
Old  Defenders'  Association  ;  private  under  Capt.  Thomas  L. 
Lawrence,  6th  Regiment,  Lieut.  Col.  McDonald. 

JAS.  D.  STANSBURY,  134  S.  Broadway. 
Grandfather,  Dr.  Jas.  B.  Stansbury,  (see  NtUs'  Register,  p.  70), 
Assistant  Surgeon  in  Capt.  Thomas  Sheppard's  Company,  6th 
Regiment,  Lieut.  Col.  Wm.  McDonald. 


95 

EDWARD  JOHNSON,  with  Fiudlny,  Roberts  &  Co. 
2223  Oak  street. 
Grand fiilher,  Edward  Jolinson,  third  Mayor  of  Baltimore. 
Mayor  on  Sept.  12,  1814. 

FRANCIS  E.  BOND,  1109  Patterson  ave. 
J   BOSLEY  BOND,  Tn.x  Department,  City  Flail 
Father.  Thos.  T.  Bond,  private  in  Cnpt.  Clias.  Poiinington'3 
Baltimore  Independent  Artillerists. 

THOS.  T.  B(JND.  Jk  ,  1031  Fulton  ave. 
Age  14  years,  grandson  of  Thos.  T.  Bond. 
DR.  WM.  laST  NEVILLE,  Iliunpden.  Woodberry,  Md. 
Great  grandfather,  Samuel  Rust,  private  in  Capt.  Chas.  P-^n- 
ningtou's  t'ompany.  "  The  Baltimore  Independent  Artillerists," 
of  the  1st  Regiment  of  Artillery  of  Md.  militia,  Lieut.  Colonel 
D  ivid  Harris  in  command. 

BENTON  H.  WATTS.  202  E.  Townsend  st. 
Father,  Thomas  B.  Walts,  private  in  Capt.  Edw.  Aisquith's 
Comp'y  of  1st  Rifle  Battalion,  Maj.  \Vm.  Piuknc}' commanding. 
W.  H.  GRUVER,  131G  N.  Washington  st. 
Father,  John  Gruver,  private  Capt    Edw.  Aisquith's  Com- 
panj'  of  Sharpshooters,  1st  Rifle  Battalion,  Maj.  Wm.  Pinkney. 
WILLIAM  F.  LONG,  Martinsburg,  W.  Va. 
Father,  Jesse  Long,  private  in  Capt.  George  H.  Stewart's 
Comi)any,  called  "  Washington  Blues,"  5th  Reg.  Infantry   Md. 
Militia,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Sturett  in  command. 

JOHN  W.  R.  SUMWALT,  age  13,  529  S.  Charles  st. 
Great  Grandfather,  John  J.  Daneker,  private  in  Capt.  Danl. 
Schwarzauer's  Company,  27th  Regiment.     President  Old  De- 
fender-)' Association. 

C.  W.  BUCKINGHAM,  Norfolk,  Va. 
Father,  Levi  Buckingham,  private  Capt.  John  Shrim's  Co., 
1st  Baltimore  Light  Infantry,  5lh  Regiment,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph 
Sterrelt. 

WINTER  D.  HORTON,  HOG  E.  Fayette  st. 
Grandfather,  Capt.  James  Horton,  Maryland  Chasseurs,  5th 
Regiment. 

RICHARD  HENRY  LEE,  2006  Maryland  ave. 
Great  grandfather,  John  "Wilson. 

ROBEliT  J.  RAMSEY,  1043  Abey  st. 
Grandfather,    Frederick  Jordan,  private   "Baltimore   Union 
Artillerists,"   Capt,   John   Montgomerj',   of  1st    Regiment    of 
Artillery,  Lieut.  Col.  David  Harris.     Father,  Robert  Ramsey. 
CHARLTON  G.  PENTZ,203  Aisquith  st. 
Grandson  of  Daniel  Pentz,  private  United  Maryland  Artil- 
lery, Capt.  James  Piper ;  also,  grand-uncle,    Heury    Pentz,  1st 
Lieutenant  of  United  Mar3'land  Artdler}'.     Grandfather,  John 
Grosli,  private  "Eagle  Artillerists,"  Capt.  George  J.  Brown 
(John  Grosh,  1st  cousin  of  Francis  Scott  Key.     Their  mothers 
name  was  "  Charlton"). 


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S AML.  C.  AND  CHAS.  K.  CANNON,  brothers,  208  Aisquith  st. 
Great  granlfather,  Diiuiel  Pentz. 

WM.  WRIGHT  BECK,  age  14,  2p8  Aisquith  st. 
Great  grandthther,  Daniel  Peulz. 

'    FRANCIS  ASBURY  MILLER,  1815  Eager  st. 
Father,  Andrew  ]Milier,  private  in  Capt.  Jacob  Deems  Co., 
of  51st  Resiment,  Lieut.  Col.  Amey. 

LEWIS  H.  MILLER,  1815  Eager  st. 
Grandson  of  Andrew  Miller. 

RICHARD  F.  MILLER,  age  15. 
Great  grandson  of  Andrew  Miller. 

SAMUEL  RICHARDSON. 
Great  great-grandson  of  Andrew  Miller. 

SAML.  F.  PRIMROSE,  Circuit  Court. 
Grandfather,  Joseph  Hush,  private  in  Capt.  McGee's  Couip'y. 
WM.  MALCOLM  SEATON,  SAML.  F  ,  Jr  ,  and  HARRY  P. 
PRIMROSE,  (sons  of  S.  F.) 
Great  grandfather,  Joseph  Hush,  killed  at  Loudenslager's  Hill. 

GEO.  W.  SEWELL,  Avalon,  Baltimore  co  ,  Md. 
Father,  Josiah  Sewell,  private  in  Capt.  John  De  Bell's  Comp'y 
in  a  Virginia  Regiment,  under  Col.  McMullin.     G.  W.  S.  mem- 
ber Old  Defenders'  Association. 
G.  H.  FULTON,  Church  Home  and  Infirmary,  Broadway. 
Grandfather,  Lieut.  Colonel  David  Harris,  commanding  Ist 
Regiment  of  Artillery. 

J.  MORRISON  HARRIS. 
Father,  Col.  David  Harris. 

WM.  HALL  HARRIS. 
Grandfather,  Col.  David  Harris. 

CIIAS.  H.  RAY,  151G  E.  Preston  st. 
Grandfather,  Benj.  Germain,  3d  Sergt.  of  "United  Maryland 
Artillery,"  Capt.  James  Piper,  of  the  1st  Regt.  of  Artillery. 
J.  WILSON  RAY,  13  years,  1516  E.  Preston  st. 
Great  grandfather,  Benjamin  Germain. 
BENJ.  C.  GERMAIN,  care  of  Turner  Bamberger,  cor.  Madison 
and  Chew  streets. 
Father,  Benj.  Germain. 

JOHN  EDWIN  WARNER,  1303  Division  st. 
Grandson  of  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Sands.  Ca|*t.  Andrew  Eilicott 
Warner,  grandfather  of  J.  E.  Warner.  Captain  of  a  Company 
in  39th  Regiment.  John  Warner,  grand  uncle  of  J.  E.  W., 
and  brother  of  Capt.  Warner  (above),  private  in  Capt.  p]dw. 
Aisquith's  Company  of  Sharpshooters,  1st  Rifle  Bittalion, 
Wm.  Pinkney,  Major  commanding. 

GEO.  C.  WARNER,  Etting  st.,  near  Dolphin. 
Grandfather,  Capt.  Andrew  E  Warner,  etc. 
T.  S.  WATERS,  Ju.,  cor.  Lafiiyette  and  Arlington  aves. 


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Great  grand  fat  her,  Jacob  GiMfttiu.     Igii'Uius  Waters  at  Bla- 
densburg. 

JOHN  H.  ROGERS,  1329  N.  Carey  st. 

Father,  Jolin  H.  Rogers,  Captain  in  51st   Regiment.     Has 
sword  and  epaulettes. 

^  f.  r  JO  ax  H.  ROGERS,  Ju.,  Piiiladelphia.  Pa. 

^?"f  "'   I  MICHAEL  \V.  ROGKKS,  U.S  E.x.  Officer,  Barre  st. 
"^  „"    -{  FRANK  L.  ROGEKS,  Kingston,  N.  Y. 
P  "■  GEORGE  R.  ROGERS,  Hotel  Rennert. 

Kogers  ^  (3ti  :^s.  A.  ROGERS,  1329  N.  Carey  street. 

FREDERICK  W.  SCHMINKE,  649  German  st. 
Father,  Geo.  Schminlie,  private  in  Capt.  Siulller's  Company 
Baltimore  Yeagers,  ")lh  Regiment  lul'antr}',  Md.  militia,  Lieut. 
Col.  Joseph  Sterrett.     Has  cert,  of  mem.  of  his  father  in  Old 
Defenders'  Association,  1^42. 

WM.  C.  SCHMINKE,  Ohio. 
JOHN  H.  MILLER,  N.  E.  cor.  Baltimore  and  Calhoun  sts. 
Fattier,  Christopher  Miller,  private  in  Capt.  Horton's  Com- 
pany Maryland  Chasseurs,  5th  Reghnent  Md.  Cavalry,  Lieut. 
Col.  Jas.  Biays. 

JOSEPH  A.  GILPIN,  1-309  Linden  ave. 
Great  grandfather,  .Jesse  Levering,  private  iu  Capt.  Samuel 
Sterrett's  Company,  (Independent  Company).  othReg.  Infantry, 
Maryland  Militia,  Lieut.  Col.  Sterrett,  commanding. 
WALTER  B.  MAYNARD.  EGBERT  P.  MAYNARD,  broth- 
ers, 1425  Aliceanna  st. 
Great  grandfather,  ('apt.  Foster  Maynard. 
J.  OWEN  DORSEY,  Takoma  Park  P.  O.,  D.  C,  box  78. 
Grandfather,   .James   Hance,   private  iu    the  "Independent 
Blues,"  Capt   Aaron  Levering,  of  oth  Regiment  of  Infantry  of 
Maryland  Militia,  Lieut.  Col.  .Joseph  Sterrett,  commanding. 
R.  LEE  GILL,  110  St.  Paul  st. 
Great  grandfather,  Capt.  Stephen  Gill. 

GEORGE  CORBIN  ROSE,  912  Calhoun  st. 
Father,  Jacob  Andrew   Rose,  (J.  Roesener  in  Hickman), 
private  iu  Capt.  Philip  B.  Sadtler's  Co.,   Baltimore  Yeagers, 
5th  Regiment  of  Infantry,  Joseph  Sterrett,  Lieutenant  Colonel, 
in  command. 

BENJAMIN  BREVARD  NICOLL,  714  N.  Fulton  ave. 

Father,  Thomas  Nicoll,  private  Fell's  Point  Riflemen,  Capt. 

Wm.  B.  Dyer,     Major  Pinkne}',  1st  Rifle  Battalion. 

THOMAS  YOUNG  NICOLL,  and  BENJAMIN  BREVARD 

NICOLL,  Jr  ,  i:]  years,  sons  of  B.  B.  N.,  714  N.  Fulton  ave. 

SAMUEL  LEVI  COLLMUS.  40(5  N.  High  st. 

Grandfather,  Levi  CoUmus,  private.  United  Maryland  Artil- 
lery, Capt.  James  Piper. 


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GEO.  C.  DANEKER,  1243  W.  Lombard  st. 
Father,  John  J.  D.ineker,  private  in  Capt    Daniel  Schwar- 
zauer's  Company,  27th  Regiment,  Md.  militia. 
HA-RRY  A.  L,  WILLIE  and  CHARLES  GRUBB,  brothers, 
loK)  E.  Preston  st  ,  -nith  Chas.  H.  Ray. 
Great  grandfather,   Benjamin  German,  8d  Sergt.  of  United 
Md.  Artillery,  Capt.  James  Piper.  1st  Regiment. 

JOHN  T.  DEALE  (son),  1424  N    Bond  St.,  and 
JOHN  T.,  Jr.,  EDWD.  B.,  WM.  J.,  ROBT.  6.  and  WALTER 
DEALE,  1424  N.  Bond  st. 
Great  grandsons  of  Tlios.  Stewart,  private  Capt.  John  Mont- 
gomery's Company  "BiUimore  Union   Artillery,"    1st   Regi- 
ment Artillery,  Md".  militia,  Lieul.Col.  David  Harris,  3d  Brig.ide. 
DAVID  LACY  McGLENAN,  237  Falls  Road,  Hampden 
Grandfather,  Je^se  James,  2d  Sergt  United  Maryland  Artil- 
lery, Capt  James  Piper,  1st  Regiment  of  Artillery,  Md.  militia, 
Lieut.  Col.  David  Harris. 

EDW.  F.  ALLEN,  Cashier  Empire  Line,  cornei-  Centre  and 
Davis  streets. 
Great  grandson  of  Jesse  James. 

E.  SMITH  DICKEY,  2129  N.  Charles  st. 
Grandfather,  Capt.    Philip   B.   Sadtler,   of  the  "  Baltimore 
Yeagers,"  5th  Regimen:  Infantry,  Md.  militia,  Lieut.  Col.  Jo- 
seph Sterrelt.    See  past  descendants  of  Capt.  Sadtler. 
DANIEL  SHANE,  1418  W.  Franklin  st. 
Father,  Daniel  Shane,  private  in  First  Baltimore  Light  Iq- 
fantry,  Capt.  Shrim,  5th  Regiment,  Col.  Jos.  Sterrett. 
GEORGE,  J.  RYAN  and  S.  GORDON  ARMISTEAD,  broth- 
ers. South  St.,  near  German. 
Sons  of  Christian  H.  Armistead.     Grandfather,  Col.  George 
Amiistead,  commandant  at  Fort  McHenry. 

WM.  D.  WIEGAND,  1011  Madison  ave. 
DR.  WM.  E.  and  HENRY  H.  AVIEGAND,  sous  of  W.  D.  W. 
Father,  Daniel  Wiegand,  private  iu  Capt.  Dominic  Bader's 
Company  of  "  Union  Yagers,"  1st  Rifle  Battalion,  Major  Wm. 
Pinkney. 

CHARLES  H.  MOALE,  1510  Linden  ave 
Father,  Randall  H.  Moale,  "Columbian  Artillery,"  1st  Regi- 
ment Md.  Artillery,  3d  Brigade,  Gen.  John  Strieker. 
FRANK  B.  MOALE. 
Grandfather,  Randall  H.  Moale.     Has  numerous  relics 
DR.  GEORGE  L.  HORN,  Lafi3'ette  ave.  and  Strieker  st. 
Grandfather,  Gorge   L.   Reppart,  private  Captain  Schwart- 
zauer's  Company,  27th  Regiment,  Col.  Long. 

HENRY  MOALE,  1922  Madison  ave. 
Father,  Samuel  Moale,  Cajilain  of  Columbian  Artillery,  Ist 
Regiment  of  Artillery,  Md.  militia. 

JOHN,  HENRY,  Jr.,  and  TRAVER3  MOALE,  sons  of  H.  M  , 
1922  Madison  ave. 


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DAVID  M.  MERRIIvEX,  1434  Argyle  ave. 
Grand  father,  Joseph   Merriken,  private  in  Captain  Thomas 
Watson's  Company,  39tii  Regiment,  Md.  niihtia,  Col.  Benjamin 
Fowler.     Mortally  wounded  at  Imttle  of  North  Point.     Name 
ou  Battle  Monument. 

CHAS.  J.  MERRIKEN,  1434  Argyle  ave. 
Great  grandson  of  Jos.  Merril<eu. 

JOS.  R.  G.  WOOD,  23-2  S.  Striclter  st. 
Great  grandson  of  Jos.  Merrilieu. 

WALTER  BALL,  Agt.  Bay  Line. 
Father,  William  Bail,  private  in  Capt.  John  Schrira's  Com- 
pany, "1st  Baltimore  Light  Infantry,"   5th  Regiment,  Lieut. 
(Jol.  Joseph  Sterrett,  commanding. 

J.  EDWIN  BALL. 
Grandfathers',  William  Ball  and  Geo.  Schminke. 

GEO.  HENRY  BALL,  Light  St.,  near  Fort  ave. 

Son,  William  Ball. 

EDWARD  F.  C  ARTER, office  Z>a%J\ew.f,  and  GRANVILLE 

H.  CARTER,  brothers.  Street's  Hotel,  Hillen 

and  Forest  sts. 

Father,  Clement  Carter. 

WM.  A.  PIET,  with  Edw.  Jenkins  &  Son. 
AMBROSE  M.  PIET.  with  Baltimore  Publishing  Co. 
JOHN  B.  PIET,  304  E.  Second  st. 
Father,  Join  Piet,  private  in  Ctpt.  Leveriu^'a  Company, 
"  Independent  Blues." 

JOHN  B.  PIET,  Jr.,  41G  E.  Townsend  st. 
Grandfather,  John  Piet. 

JOHN  PIET,  son  of  J.  B.  P.,  Jr. 
Great  grandfather,  John  Piet. 

CLIFFORD  TAYLOR,  627  Saratoga  st. 
Grandfather,  William  Taylor,  private,  Capt.  John  McKane's 
Co.,  27th  Regiment. 

MATTHEW  TAYLOR,  Mount  Winans,  Baltimore  Co. 
Father,  William  Taylor. 

WM.  T.  HENNING,  332  Presstman  st. 
Great  grandson,  William  Taylor. 

SAMUEL  A    DOWNS,  407  Warren  ave. 
Grandfather,  1  homas  Neveu,  private,  Capt.  Saml.  McDonald's 
Co.,  6th  Regiment.     Has  solid  shot,  Ft.  Covington. 
JAMES  M    DEEMS,  &0I  Hollins  st. 
Father,  Jacob  Deems,  Captain  in  51st  Regiment,  Col.  Henry 
Amey. 

J.  HARRY  DEEM-i,  910  Arlington  ave. 

CHARLES  W.  DEEMS,  Central  City,  Col. 

Lt.  clarence  DEEMS,  4th  Art.,  U.S.A.,  St.  Augustine,  Fla. 


100 
DESCENDANTS  OF  CAPT.  PHILIP  B.  SADTLER. 

SONS. 

Christopher  Columbus  Sadtler,  217  Huntingdon  ave. 
Philip  Benj.  Sadtlkb,  14  Huntingdon  ave. 

GRANDSONS. 

Sons  of  William,  deceased. 
Philip  Benj.  Sadtler,  Huntingdon  ave.,  near  Barclay  street 
Wm.  J.  Sadtler,  "  "  " 

Walter  Sadtler,  "  "  " 

Morgan  D.  Sadtler,  "  "  " 

Sons  of  G.  W.,  deceased. 
Chas.  Herbert  Sadtler,  Baltimore  Circuit  Court. 
Geo.  W.  Sadtler,  Baltimore  St.,  near  Charles. 
Frank  R.  Sadtler,         "  "  " 

Ernest  Sadtler,  "  "  "         . 

Sons  of  Rev.  Philip  Benj.  Sadtler. 
Saml.  P.  Sadtler,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Rev.  Wm.  Sadtler,  "  " 

Philip  Benj.  Sadtler,  Jr.,  14  Huntingdon  ave. 
Edwin  S.  Sadtler,  ''  " 

John  P.  Sadtler,  "  " 

Albert  Sadtler,  "  " 

Sons  of  G.  Columbus  Sadtler. 
J.  P.  Benjamin  Sadtler,  14  Huntingdon  ave. 
C.  C.  Sadtler,  Jr.,  "  " 

Sons  of  Catherine  E.  Sadtler. 
Edvtin  S.  Sadtler,  Charles  st.,  near  Huntmgdon  ave. 
Augustus  C.  Sadtler,    "  "  "  " 

C.  Herman  Sadtler,       "  "  "  " 

Wm.  R.  Sadtler,  Jr.       " 

Sons  of  Eliz.  J.  Sadtler. 
Philip  B.  Dickey,  Chicago. 
Charles  H.  Dickey,  2129  N.  Charles  st. 
Geo.  S.  Dickey, 

Edwin  S.  Dickey,         "         "  " 

GENL.  GEO.  H.  STEUART,  Carrollton  Hotel. 
Father,  Capt.   Geo.    H.  Steuart,  "  Washington   Blues,"  5th 
Regiment  Inrantr3\  Lieut.  Col.  Sterrett. 

JAMES  E.  steuart,  Carrollton  Hotel. 
Grandfather,  Capt.  Geo.  H.  Steuart. 

EDWIN  D.  CROUCH,  43  E.  Montgomery  st. 

WILLIAM  LEWIS,  1618  McHenry  st. 

Father,  Jesse  Lewis. 

E.  STEPHEN  LEVVIS  and  C.  LEWIS,  sons  of  Wm.  L.,  1009 

W.  Mulberry  st. 

Grandfather,  Jesse  Lewis. 


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ALBEi{T  KI.MHKRLY  HADEL,  M.  I).,  209  W.  Eloffman  st. 
Giiiiiilfallitr,  NiilliJinitl   Iviinlierly,  private  in  Cii|)l.  Geo.  H. 
Suiiari's  Company  of  lliu  5th    Kcgiment,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph 
;Stcrri-lt. 

GE^niiiE   STILES,  (15  yrs.)  and    DOUGHLA.SS    STILES, 
(13yrs.),  1114  N.  Eutaw  st. 
Greatgrandfather,  George  Stiles,  captain  "  Marine  Artillery." 
H.  VINTON  LANSDALE.  National  Exchange  Bank,  HER- 
BERT P.  and  JOSEPH  T.  LANSDALE. 
Grandfather,  Joseph  Tucker,  private  in   Capt.  Benj.    King- 
gold's  Comjiany,  6th  Regiment,  Lieut.  Col.  Wm.  McDonald. 
THOMAS  C.  RUCKLE,  with  Harry  Needham,  Pier  18,  Light 
St.  Wharf. 
Father,  Thonvis  Ruckle,  3rd  Corporal  "  Washington  Blues," 
Capt.  Geo   H.  Steunrt,  5th  Regiment. 

THOMAS  C.  (J.  RLX'KLE,  with  Harry  Needham,  Pier  18. 
Light  St.  Wharf 
Grandfather,  Thomas  Ruckle. 

AVM.  THOM.\S  RUCKLE,  Lexington  St..  near  Fremont. 
Grandfather,  Thomas  Ruckle. 

WALTER  RUCKLE,  great  grandson,  sonof  Wm.  T.  R. 
T.  KELL,  AUG.  ^Y  ,  and  SAML.  W.  BRADFORD,  cor.  Lex- 
ington and  Courtland  sts. 
Grandfather,  Thomas  Kell,  1st  Lieut.  "Independent  Light 
Dragoons,"  Capt.   Jehu   Bouldin,  5th   Regiment  of  Cavalry, 
Lieut.  Col.  James  Biays. 

JOSEPH  ANDERSON,  with  Henry  McShane  .fc  Co. 
Great    grandson,    George    Schminke,    private    "Baltimore 
Yeagers,"  Capt.  Philip  B.  Sadtler. 
CHARLES  L.  HALL,  Hall  Bros.  &  Co..  36  S.  HoUiday  st. 
Grandfather,  (^apt.  John  Hall. 

PHILIP  R  UHLER,  Librarian  Peabody  Library. 
Grandfather,  Jchn  Reese,  private  Capt.  Peter  Pinney's  Com- 
pany, 27th  Regiment,  J>ieut.  Col.  Kennedy  Long  commanding. 
Grandfather,  Philip  Uhler,  private  Capt.  Samuel  Sterrett's 
Independent  Company,  5th   Regiment  Infantry,  .Md.   militia, 
Lieut.  Col.  Jos.  Sterrett. 

JOHN  R.  KELSO,  Jr..  Linden  ave. 
Father,  John  R.  Kelso,  4lh  Corpoial  Capt.  Geo.  H.  Steuart's 
Company,  "  Washington   Blues,"  5th  Reg.  luf ,  Md.    militia, 
Lieut.  Col.  Jos  Sterretr. 

J.  RUSSELL  KELSO  and  GEO.  R   KELSO. 
Grandsons  of  Jolin  R.  Kelso. 

HENRY  DUFFY,  207  N.  Calvert  st. 
Grandfather,  Henry  Duffy,  private  in  Capt.  John  McKane's 
Company,  27th  Regt ,  Md.  militia,  Lieut.  Col.  Kennedy  Long. 
WILLIAM  ROUSSEY,  1003  Wilkens  ave. 
Father,  Peter  Francis  Roussey,  private  in  Regular  Army  at 
Fort  McHenry. 


102 

JESSE  FEARSON  ELY,  with  Thos.  Kensett  &  Co.,  122  West 
Falls  avenue. 

WM.  H.  CARTER,  28  B  st.  N.E.,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Grandson  of  Wm.  Heckrote,  1st  Sergeant  Captain  John  G« 
Dixon's  Company,  6th  Regiment,  Lieut.  Col.  Wra.  McDonald- 
FRANK  STEVENS  CARTER. 
Great  grandson  of  Wm.  Heckrote. 
CLEMENT,  OSCAR  C,  CHAS.  L.,  ROBT.  D.  and  HAROLD 
H.  CARTER,  1001  N.  Charles  st. 
Grandsons  of  Wm.  Heckrote.     Sons  of  E.  F.  Carter. 

LESTER  F.  CARTER,  1001  N.  Charles  st. 
Great  grandson  of  Wm.  Heckrote.     Son  of  Harold  H.  Carter. 

GOLDSBOROUGH  S.  GRIFFITH. 
Son  of  James  Griffith. 

ISAIAH  Lafayette  SHAW,  207  Montgomery  st. 
Son  of  Isaiah  Shaw,  late  of  Captain  Benj.  C.  Howard's  Co., 
Mechanical  Volunteers. 

CHARLES  H.  and  WM.  HENRY  SHAW. 
Grandsons  of  Isaiah  Shaw. 

WILLIAM  LAMPING,  1818  Maryland  Ave. 
Great  grandfather,    AVilliam   Siarr,   private  in  "American 
Artillerists,"  Capt.  Rd.  B.  Magruder. 

JAS.  B.  CLARKE,  406  N.  Howard  st. 
Grandfather,  Mordecai    Kennedy,   private   in   "Columbian 
Artillery,"  Capt.  Samuel  Moale. 

DAVID  E.  THOMAS,  with  John  M.  Carter,  St.  Paul  st. 
J.  L.  SHAW,  144  Montgomery  st. 
WILLIAM  INGLE,  Sun  Office,  Baltimore. 
EDWARD  INGLE,    " 
JULIAN  IN(iLE.  Charles  County,  Md. 
Greatgrandfather,  Wm.  Pechiu  Major  of  the  6th  Regiment 
Md.  militia. 

WM.  PECHIN  INGLE,  care  of  Edw.  Ingle,  Sun  Office. 
Grandfather,  Major  William  Pechin. 

ROBERT  COOPER  RASIN,  809  N.  Eutaw  st. 
Grandson  of  Robt.  W.  Rasin;  also  grandson  of  Jas.  Ring. 

^°    '  R.  W.  L.  RASIN,  809  N.  Eutaw  st. 

GEO.  R.  MED  AIRY,  J.  H.  Medairy  &  Co.;  S.  B.  and  J.  S.  ME- 
DAIRY,  5  N.  Howard  st. 

Great  grandtalher,  Jacol)  Medair}^  2d  Corporal  Union  Vol- 
unteers, under  Capt.  Christian  Adreon,5th  Regiment  Infantry, 
Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Sterrett  commanding,  3d  Brigade,  Brig.  Gen. 
John  Strieker. 

CLYDE  METZGER  KEPNER,  340  N.  Charles  st. 

Grandfather,  Capt.  Frederick  A.  Metzger,  of  Hanover  Vol- 
unteers, attached  to  39th  Regiment,  Md.  militia. 


THOMAS  L  JONES,  1:514  N.  Strieker  st. 
Grandfather,  Major  Tliomas  S  Jom-s. 

THOMAS  B    TODD. 
ALEX  PORTER  MORSE.  loO.')  Peiina.  ave.,  Washington,  D.C. 
and  DR.  EDW.  M  AIA-OLM  MORSE,  brothers.  A moss- 
ville,  Rappahannock  co.,  Va. 
GraHdfalher,  Philoinon  Charles  Wederstraudt,  an  cx-^Iaster 
Commandant  U.  S.  Navy,  volunteered  and  served  under  Com- 
modore Perry  at  North  Point. 
FRANK  WEDERSTRANDT  MORSE,  son  ofDr.  E.  M.M. 

Great  trrandt'alher,  Philemon  Ciiarles  Wederstrandt. 
MAL(J<>LM  EDWARD,  CHAS.  COLEGATE  and  FRANCIS 
M.  VAN  li.  MORSE,  St.  John  P.  O.,  Heruaud  co.,  Fla 
BERNARD  AUSTIN  KOGGE,  831  N.  Gilmer  st. 
Grandfather,  Edmund  Lewis.     Graudlalher,  Chas.  M.  Rogge, 
Capt.  P.  B.  Sadtler's  Companj'  of  "  Yeagers." 
JESSE  AMBROSE  ROGGE.  with  Nathan  Rohr,  Baltimore  ?t. 
ALBERT  NELSON  LEWIS,  1811  Walnut?!.,  Philadelphia,  Pa- 
Fatlier,  Elislia  Lewis,  8d  Sergt.  Capt.  Piuuey's  Compnny< 
27th  Regiment. 

M.  CAMPBELL  STRYKER,  624  W.  Biddle  st. 
Great  gnindfather,  Roger  B.  Taney.     Great  grand  nephew, 
Francis  Scott.  Key. 

HEBER  HALSEY  STRYKER.     Same. 
ROBERT  BENTON  DAVIDSON,  2021  Frederick  ave. 
Grandfather,  Henry  Lightuer,   Drummer  of  "  Washington 
Artillery." 

VVILLIAM  ELLSWORTH  DAVIDSON.    Same. 
ALFRED  FLAYHART,  1518  Aisquith  st. 
WM.  H    FLAYHART, 
JOHN  J.  MAGUHiE. 

WILLIAM  ECCLESTON,  Chase's  Station,  Baltimore  co. 
ARCHIBALD  ECCLESTON, 

RICHARD  NORRIS  McCULLOH,  2408  North  Calvert  street. 
GEORGE  WASHINGTON  McCULLOH, 
HENRY  LIGHTNER  McCULLOH, 

WILBUR  H.  RIDDLE,  124  N.  Howard  st. 
Grandfather,  Capt.  Ishmael  Day. 

GEORGE  H.  RODGERS,  831  Edmondson  ave. 
Father,   George   Rodgers,   private  in  Cajit.  Peter  Finney's 
Company,  2Tth  Regiment. 

DESCENDANTS  OF   NATHANIEL  WATTS. 

SON. 

Benj.xmin  Watts,  1310  North  Strieker  street. 

GKANDSONS. 

Walter  W.  Watts,  1316  North  Strieker  street. 
Harky  L.  Watts,         "  "  " 


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Frank  W.  Watts,  1316  North  Strieker  street. 
MoKRis  F.  Watts,         "  "  " 

GREAT   grandsons. 

Benjamin  L.  Watts,  1310  Nortb  Strieker  street. 
Walter  W.  Watts,  "  "  " 

Alpheus  W.  Madison,        "  "  " 

Nathaniel  W.  Taylor,  Fowblesburg,  Baltimore  co.,  Md. 
Walter  Taylor,  "  "  " 

James  Howell  Taylor,  "  "  " 

Redben  H.  Taylor,  "  "  " 

Makshall  L.  Taylor,  "  "  " 

W.  G.  MARK,  232  South  Strieker  st. 
R.  E.  L.  MARR.  1500  McHenry  st 
Great  grandfather,  Joseph  Merriken,  private  Capt.  Watson's- 
Company. 

JAMES.  W.  ALLEN,  2447  Maryland  avenue. 
Father,  Adam  T.  Allen. 

Dr   GEO.  W.  MILTENBERGER. 
Father,  Gen.  Anthony   Miltenberger,  private    Capt.  Aaron 
11.  Levering's  Co.,  "Independent  Blues,"  5th  Regiment,  Lieu. 
Col.  Joseph  Sterrett,  3d  Brigade. 

grandsons. 
WM.  BERNARD  NEALE,  1531  Bolton  st ,  Baltimore. 
ANTHONY  MILTENBERGER  NEALE. 
Dr    LEMOND  ERNEST  NEALE, 
BURNETT  NEALE. 
HENRY  NEALE. 
J.  THOMAS   SCHARF,    J.    THOMAS    SCHARF,  Jr.,  828 
N.  Carrollton  ave. 
Grandfather  and  great  grandfather,  respectively,    William 
Scharf,  private  in  Capt.  Jacob  Deems  Company. 

WILLIAM  F.  PENTZ,  Jr.,  164(5  E.  Fajeltest. 
Grandfather,  Daniel  Pentz,  private  in  Capt.  James  Piper's 
Company,  "  United  Maryland  Artillery." 

JAMES  M.  COULTEIi,  1109  Bolton  st. 
Son  of  John  Park  Coulter. 

DOUGLAS  COULTEi?,  Buffalo,  N  Y 
ROBERT  O.  COULTER,  1101)  Bolton  st. 
J.  MIFFLIN  COULTER,     " 
WILLIAM   M.  COULTER,  " 
DONALD  L  COULTER,      "         '•       " 
ROLAND  C.  WEST,  2129  St.  Paul  st. 
Great  grandfather,  Gilbert  Cassard,  private  in  Capt  Wm. 
Berry's  Company,  "  Washington  Artillery." 

MARSHALL  B.  WEST,  2129  St  Paul  st. 
LEONARD  J.  BANDELL,  2411  York  Road. 
Father,  John  Bandell,  private  Capt.  Thos.  Sheppard's  Com- 
pany. 


105 

JOHN  H.  BANDELL.  sons  of  L.  J.  B.,2411  York  Road. 

LEONAKI)  J   BANDELL.jR. 

CHA8.  A.   BANDELL,  "        "       " 

OTIS  K.  BANDELL,  "         "       " 

GEO.  W.  BANDELL.  "        "      " 

Iliis  two   pliotogniphs,  battle  of  Ft.  McHenry  and  North- 
Point 

WILLIAM  STROBEL  THOMAS,  1310  Lind.n  ave. 

Great  grandfatlier.  John  P.  Slrobel,  Corporal  "Eagle  Artil- 
lerist>^,"  under  Capt.  Geo.  J.  Brown. 

JAMES  SHELLMAN,  Westminster,  Md. 

Grandfatber,   Pbilip  Jones,   private  "Independent   Bluos,"" 
Capt.  Levering. 

CAPT.  JAMES  HOOPER,  Gay  and  Lombard  sts. 
Powder  boy  on  U.  S.  schooner  "  Comet,"  Capt.  Boyle,  be 
longing  to  Commodore  Barney's  Flotilla. 

MORRIS  AMES  SOPER,  1515  McCuUoh  st. 
Grandfatber,  Philip  Hiss,  private  Captain  George  Steever's- 
Compau}',  27th  Regiment,  Lieut.  Col.  Kennedy  Long. 

WM.  WHEELER  COLEMAN,  2001  Maryland  ave. 
Grandfather,  Philip  Hiss. 

WM.  H.  LIGHTNER,  1518  Aisquith  st. 
Father,  Henry  Lightner,  Drummer  Capt.  Berry's  Companj' 
"  Washington  Artillery." 

CHAS.  G.  ARNETT,  1712  Barnes  st. 
Grandfather,  Henrj'  Lightuer. 

JAMES  G.  ECCLESTON,  Chase's  Station,  Baltimore  co. 
THOMAS  MAGUIRE,  1518  Aisquith  st. 
JOHN  J.  WILSON,  Marriottsville,  Howard  co.,  Md. 
Father,  James  Wilson,  Sergeant  in  Capt.  Stewart's  Comp'y, 
39th  Regiment. 

Hon.  WM.  PINKNEY  WHYTE,  Baltimore. 
Father,  Joseph  Wbyte,  private  Capt.  Peter  Gait's  Company, 
6th  Regiment.     Grandfather,  Major  Wm.  Pinkney,  of  1st  Rifle 
Battalion,  Strieker's  Brigade. 

JOSEPH  WHYTE,  Lexington  st. 
Grandfather,  Jos.    Whyte.     Great  grandfather.  Major  Wm. 
Pinknev. 

'JAMES  PENTZ  THOMAS,  2-i  Harford  Road. 
Grandfather,  Sterling  Thomas,  4th  Corporal,  51st  Regiment, 
Capt  James  Foster's  Company. 

PETER  B.  BROOKS,  1303  W.  Cross  st. 
Father,  Wm.  Brooks,  Eagle  Artillerists. 

FRANK  B.  MAYER,  Annapolis,  Md. 
Father,  Chas.  F.  Mayer,  jirivate  in  Baltimore  Fencibles,  at 
Fort  McHenry,  under  Gen.  Armistead. 

CHARLES  F.  MAYER,  President  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  Baltimore. 
Father,  Lewis  Mayer,  private  in  "  Baltimore  Independent 
Artillerists,"  at  Fort  5lcHenry,  under  Gen.  Armistead. 


106 

Judge  ROBERT  GILMOR,  Lexington  st. 
Father,  Win.  Gilmor,  private  Baltimore  United  Volunteers, 
5tli  Regiment. 

ALBERT  and  ROBERT  GILMOR.     Same  address. 
WILLIAM  N.  BATl.  HELOR,  2933  Lancaster  st. 
Grandfather,  William  Batchelor,  private  Capt.  Wra.  Cliam-^ 
bers'  Company,  51st  Retiimeut.  Lieut.  Col.  Henry  Amey. 

Grandfather, Richards. 

LITTLETON  MORGAN  TOUGH,  Jr.,  8  year.«  old,  13  East 
Lombard  s'reet. 
Great  grandfather,  Lieut.  Wm.  Tough,  in  Lieut.  Col.  Francis- 
McClure's  Regiment  U.  S  Volunteers  (Regulars). 

ALFRED  LEYBURN  PAWLEY,56G  Wilson  st. 
Qrandfsither,  John  Sheldon,  private  Captain  Wm.  Chalmers'^ 
Company,  51st  Regiment,  Lieut.  Col  Henry  Amey,  3d  Brigade, 
Gen.  John  Strieker. 

WM.  F.  DAVIS,  Marriottsville,  Howatd  Co..  Md. 
Grandfather,  Richard  Davis. 

THOMAS  H.  WHITE,  104  Commerce  st. 
Grandfather,  John  While,  private  Capt.  Aaron  Levering's- 
Company. 

EDWARD  LUCAS  AVHITE,  104  Commerce  st. 
Great  grandfather,  John  White. 

ENOCH  HOLDEN,  Farmers'  and  Planters'  Bank. 
Grandfather,  John  Ijams,  in  war  1814. 

E.  ST.  JULIEN  COX,  St.  Peter,  Minn. 
Father,  William  S.  COX,  with  a  Pennsylvania  Company  at 
North  Point. 

AUGUSTUS  BOULDIN,  St.  Paul  st. 
Grandson  of  Capt.   Jehu    Bouldiu,  of   Independent   Light 
Dragoons. 

OWEN  A.  BOULDIN,  (same). 
Great  grandson,  Capt.  Jehu  Bouldin. 

GEO.  W.  SEIBERT,  1535  W.  Lanvale  st. 
Grandfather,  Geo   W.  Seibert,  gunmaker;  grand  uncle,  John 
Dunn,  also  at  North  Point 

GEO.  S.  STEUART,  32(5  W.  Lexington  st. 
Grandfather,  George   Schfirar,   1st  Sergeant,  Capt.   William 
Roney's  Companj',  30lh  Regiment. 

Genl.  RICHARD  N.  BOWERMAN,  240  Laurens  st. 
Grandson,  Col.  James  Biays. 
DANIEL  P.  and  THOMAS  E.  WOOD,  248  Clifton  st. 
Great  grandfather,  Daniel  Wilson,  killed  at  North  Point. 

Rev.  BEVKRLY  W.  BOND,  Leesburg,  Va. 
Falher,  Thos.  T.  Bond,  Baltimore  Independent  Artillerists, 
Capt.  Pennington. 

EDW.  A.  GAULT.  with  M.  Gault  &  Sons. 
Grandfather,  Capt.  Peter  Gault,  6th  Rcgimlnt. 


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WILLIAM  THOMAS  WAUGH.  1431  E.  Mr numcnt  st. 

QraiultatluT,  Jesse  Curler,  private  in  Capl.  Dillon's  Oomp'y, 
•27tli  Kei^'iment. 

EDWD.  F.  JONES,  17  S.  Collington  ave. 

Grandfather,  Jesse  Carter.     (See  above.)     Grandfather,  John 
Jones,  of  Commodore  Harney's  Flotilla. 

JOHN  L  HAHKETr,  223  S.  Eden  st. 

Father,  John  M.  B.irrelt,  under  Gen.  Armistead,  at  Fort  Mc- 
Ilenrv. 
CHAS.   C.\RUOLL   and   FRANCIS  MARION  BARRETT. 

Grandfather,  John  M.  Barrett      (See  ahove  )     Grandfather, 
Henry  Dorry,  Sergeant  Fell's  Point  Dragoons. 
Rkv.  JAMES  P.  SIMPSON,  302  E.  Second  St.,  u'r  Guilford  ave. 
TUD.MAS  B   SIMPSON. 
REZIX  B.  SIMPSON,  J K. 
HAMILTON  H.  SIMPSON. 
JACOli  S.  SIMPSON. 
Rkv.  WILLIAM  I  SIMPSON. 

Sons  of  Rezin  B.  Simpson,  private  in  Capt.  Barnes'  Corap'y, 
Maryland  miliiia. 

ED  WD.  WATSON  DELCHER,  1333  North  ave. 

Father,  John  Delcher,  Independent  Light  Dragoons,  Capt. 
Jeliu  Bouldin 

JAMES  H.  WOOD,  428  St.  Paul  st. 

Father  Nicholas  L.  Wood,  in  Capt.  Jos.  K.  Stapleton's  Com- 
pany, 39th  Regiment. 

JOHN  B.  MAHOOL,  126  Mosher  st. 
Great  grandson,  Lieu.  Col.  James  Biays. 

JOHN  CASSARD.  2114  St.  Paul  st. 
Father,  Gilbert  Cassard,  private  Capt.  John  Berry's  Company, 
"  Washington  Artillery." 

Ma.iou  ARTHUR  J  PRITCHARD,  U.  S.  N. 
Grandfather,  John    I.    Stewart,    of    Commodore    Barney's 
Flotiiii. 

CHARLES  G.  KRIEL,  5.  7,  9. 11, 13  Henrietta  st,  and  JOHN 
F.  KRIEL,  5  Henrietta  St. 
Grandfather,  John   Kriel,  private   iu   Capt.  Schwarzauer's 
Company,  27th  Regiment. 

CHAS.  G.  KRIEL,  Jr.,  and  ANDREW  KRIEL. 
WM.  JAS.  DICKINSON  HOUGH,  2023  Oak  st 
Great  grandfather,  Wm.  Stansbury. 

Gen.  JOHN  S.  BERRY,  Eutaw  Place. 
Father,  Capt.  John  Berry,  "  Washington  Artillery." 
JOHN  SUMMERFIED  BULL,  174o  Park  ave. 
B    HARRY  BULL,  1820  Park  ave 
R.  BERRY  BULL,  Catonsvilie. 
Grandfather,  Capt.  John  Berry,  of  the  "  Washington  Artil- 
lerists." 


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J.  HENRY  HAMLIN,  713  McHeniy  st. 
Grandfather,  Henry  Peck,  private  in  Capl.  Smil  it's  Company. 
GEO.  P.  HAMLIN,  (brother  J.  H.  Hamlin). 
FitANKLIN  PECK,  son  of  Henry  Peck,  above.    Same  address. 
MICHAEL  DIFFENDERFER,  7:}l  Fulton  ave. 
Father,  Michael  DiU'enderfer,  1st  Regiment  of  Artillery,  Col. 
David  Harris. 

Dr.  L.  A.  MONMONIER,  Waverly,  Md 
Father,  F.  Monmouier,  2nd  Sergt.   Fell's  Point  Riflemen, 
Capt.  Dyer. 

STEPHEN  BOUIS,  Jk.,  207  N   Popplelon  st. 
Grandfither,  Elijah  Foreman,  private  Maryland  Chasseurs." 
Capt.  JAMES  HORTON. 
WM.  L  RITTER,  r)41  N.  Carrollton  ave. 
Grandfather,  Philip  J.  Neff,  private  in  Capt.  John  Findlay's 
Company,  of  Chambersburg,  Franklin  co.,  Pa. 

GEORGE  SKAIFE  HUGHES,  21S  W.  Franklin  st. 
Great  grandfather,  George  Baxley,  "  Washington  Light  Ar- 
tillery." 

Col.  E.  H.  WARD  WELL,  230  N.  Charles  st. 
Grandfather,  James  Ackland,  5tli  Regiment. 

WxM.  M.  MARINE,  Calvert  st.,  near  Lexington. 
J.  BYRON  ALLEN,  2447  Maryland  ave. 
Grandfather,  Adam  T.  Allen,  at  Fort  McHenry. 

JOSEPH  F.  WILLS,  936  Milton  Place. 
Grandlather,  Jesse  James,  2d  Sergeant  Capt.  Piper's  Comp'y, 
""  United  Maryland  Artillery,"  1st  Regiment  Artillery. 
WALTER  B.  WILLS,  lOU  N.  Arlington  ave. 
Great  grandson  Jesse  James. 

SAMUEL  CHASE  DE  KRAFT,  M.  D  ,  Cambridge,  Md. 
Grandfather,  Commodore  Barne}\ 

Majoh  AVM  CHASE  BARNEY,  St.  James  Hotel. 
Father,  Major  Wni.  B.  Barney,  5th  Regiment  Cavalry. 
Grandfather,  Conunodore  Barney. 

HARRY  H.  MAHOOL,  126  Mosher  st. 
Great  grandfather,  Co!.  James  Biays. 

WILLIAM  S.  DORSEY,  1013  E.  Fayette  st. 
Father,  Edward  H.  Dorsey,  jnivale  "First  Baltimore  Hus- 
sars," Capt.  James  Slerrett,  Lieut.  Col.  James  Biays. 

ROBERT  McKEAN  BARKY,  1134  Cathedral  st. 
Great  grandson  of  Col    Nicholas  Moore,  U.  S.  Regulars,  at 
Fort  McHenry. 

JOS.  ALEXANDER  SMITH.  1808  N  Holbrook  st. 
Father,  Job  J.  Smith,  Quartermaster  under  Gen.  Slansbury 
At  North  Point. 

Dk.  J.  H.  SCARFF. 
Grandfather,  Capt.  Hy.  Scarff,  U.  S.  Regulars,  Ft.  McHenry. 


101) 

LANCELOT  GAMBRILL  tiiul  son,  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
WM.  REUBEN  CASSARD,  214  Lennox  at. 
Grand fatlu'r,  Gilbert  Cassard,"  Wasbington  Artillery,"  Capt. 
Berry,  1st  Rtjjciment  Artillery. 

FRANCIS  F.  AHL,  1308  N.  Holbrook  st. 
Great  grandfather,  Job  J.  Smith,  quartermaster,  under  Geu. 
Stansbury,  at  North  Point. 

JACOB  ALBAUGH,  626  Mosher  st. 
Father,  William  Albaugli,  Color  Sergeant  of  a   Baltimore 
County  Company.     (Has  the  flag  carried  by  his  father). 
JOHN  J.  PRICE,  563  Presstman  st. 
Grandfather,  Julius  Wilhird,  2nd  Lieu.  Capt.  Joseph  Myerg 
"Franklin  Artillery,"  1st  Regiment  Artillery. 
FERDINAND    and   MARION  MEARIS,  773  Lexington  St. 
Father.  Jacob  Mearis,  private  Capt.  Pinney's  Co.,  27th  Regi- 
ment, Col.  Long. 

Commodore  FRED.  RODGERS  and  Lieutenant  JOHN  A. 

RODGERS.  L.  S.  Navy,  Washington. 

Grandsons  of  Commodore  John  Rodgers. 

Col.  ROBERT  J.  RODGERS,   Snow   Hill,  near   Havre   De 

Grace,  Md. 

Father,  Commodore  Jno.  Rodgers. 

STEPHEN  DECATUR  McCONKEY,  518  E.  Eager  st. 
Father,  James  McConkey,  Captain  in  the  27th  Regi,neat» 
Col.  Long. 

ROBT.    JM.  CHAMBERS,  1514  John  st. 
Grandfather,   John    M.  Chambers,  private    in  "  Baltimore 
Union  Artillery,"  Capt.  John  Montgomery. 
HARRY  W.,  C.  LEE,  HOWARD,  CLIFFORD  C,  Jr.,  JAS. 
C,  CARYL,  JULIUS  H.  and  AL  \N  ROGERS  AN- 
DERSON, brothers,  331  N.  Carrollton  ave. 
Great  grandsons  of  Thos.  Rogers,  private  Capt.  Nicholson's 
Company,  "  Baltimore  Fencibles." 

HOWARD  CLAUDE  LIEUTAND,  654  W.  Lee  st. 
Grandfather,  John  Brown,  private  "  Baltimore  Union  Artil- 
lery." Capt  John  ilontgoraery. 

MAURICE  RIDGELY  LIEUTAND. 
HENRY  B.  CHRISTHILF.  1206  Argyle  avenue. 
AUG.  EWALT  CHRISTHILF,     " 
Great  grandfather,  John  Henry  Ewaldt,  private  in  Captain 
Charles   Pennington's  "  Baltimore  Independent  Artillerists," 
let  Regiment  Artillery. 

Great  grandfather,  Henry  Christhilf,  private  Captain  Henry 
Myers'  Company,  3'Jth  Regiment,  Col.  Fowler. 

GEORGE  S.  CHRISTHILF,  703  W.  Franklin  st. 
HENRY  BASCOM  CHRISTHILF, 
Great  grandfather,  John  Henry  Ewaldt,  private  Capt.  Cha«. 
10 


lit) 

Pennington's  "Baltimore  Independent  Artillerists,"  Ist  Regi- 
ment Artillery.  Col.  Harris. 

Great  grandfather,  Henry  Chrislbilf,  private  Captain  Henry 
Myers'  Company,  39th  Regiment,  Col.  Fowler. 

HENRY  T.  MARTIN,  1109  McCullob  st. 
Father,  Samuel  B.  Martin,  Surgeon  of  1st  Rifle  Battalion, 
Major  Piukuey. 

Dr.  J.  W.  C.  CUDDY,  506  N.  Carrollton  ave. 
Grandfather,  Capt.  Lawson  Cuddy. 

f  L.  O.  MERCER,  8  Camden  st 
„      ,        J   H.  R.  MERCER,  Calhoun  and  Pratt  sts. 
Brothers  -;   cYRUS  MERCER,  Lexington  st.,  near  Mount. 
[  CORNELIUS  MERCER,  Frederick,  Md. 
Father,  Archibald  Mercer. 

SAMUEL  M.  ARMSTRONG,  1236  E.  Monument  St. 
J.  C.  ARMSTRONG, 
Grandfather,  J.  C.  Armstrong,  with  Commodore  Barney's 
Flotilla. 

HOWARD  H.  RIDGiWAY,  No.  1  N.  Calvert  st. 
Grandfather,    John     Bennett;    great  grandfather,    Samuel 
Mills. 

E.  J.  JOYES,  1008  Cathedral  st. 
Father,  Jesse  Joyes. 

JESSE  JOYES  and  L  JEAN  JOYES. 
Grandsons  of  Jesse  Joyes  (above). 
EDWARD    J.    CHRISTHILF.   cor.  Pennsylvania  ave.  and 
Green  Willow  st. 
Grandfather.  Henry  Chrislhilf,  private  Capt.  Henry  Myert 
Company,  89th  Regiment.     Grandfather,  Henry  Dorsey. 

JAMES  G.  CHRISTHILF,  Fremont  near  Baltimore  st. 
LOUIS   R.    CHRISTHILF,  1714  Druid  Hill  ave. 
LEROY  BROWN,  648  W.  Lee  st. 
Grandfather,  John  Brown,  private  Capt.  John  Montgomery's 
Company,  "  Baltimore  Union  Artillery,"  1st  Regt.  Artillery. 
HENRY  BOWERMAN,  112  W.  Fourth  st. 
Grandfather,  Col.  James  Biays. 

LOUIS  P.  GRIFFITH.  321  St.  Paul  st. 
Grandfather,  Howard  GriflSth,  private  "  Independent  Blue^," 
Capt.  Levering. 

ROBT.  W.  McCUBBIN,  33  S.  Carey  st. 
Father,   Moses   Maccubin,  private  "  Baltimore   Feucibles," 
Capt.  Nicholson. 

FRANK  BRISCO  BRADY,  1513  Winchester  st. 
Grandfather,  David  Brady. 
ALEXANDER    CHAMBERLAIN    HOLLIDAY,    1017    N. 
Strieker  st. 
Great  grandfather,  Peter  Smich. 


Ill 

EDWARD  RUTLEDGE  PRICE,  40  S.  Greene  st. 
Father,  Sketou   RictmnNon,  privule  with  BiiHimnre  county 
troops,  Capt.  Bosloy,  Col.  Butler. 

ROBERT  ELLIOTT  GERILVRDT. 
Great  f^ramU'ither,  G^iorge   Elliott,   private    "  Independen  t 
Blues,"  Capt.  Airon  R.  Levering. 

AVERNER  SHIPLEY,  913  Fulton  ave. 
Grandfather,  Wni.    Hooper.     Great  grandfather,   Benjamin 
Eggleston,  private  in  Capt.  Jacob  Deems'  Company,  51st  Reg't. 
WALTER  L.  RUCKLE,  845  W.  Lexington  st. 
Great  grandfather,  Thomas  Ruckle. 

WM.  THOMAS  RUCKLE.     Same  address. 
JOSEPH  and  FRANK  M.  SEWELL,  Relay  Station,  B  &O.R.R. 
Son  and  grandson,  respectively,  of  Josiah  Sewell. 
W.  DEALE  HALES,  343  S.  Gilmor  st. 
JACOB  G.  HALES, 
Great  grandsons  of  Thomas  Stewart,  private  Capt.  Mont- 
gomery's Company,  "  Baltimore  Union  Artillerists,"  Cjol.  Har- 
ris, 1st  Regiment  of  Artillery. 

JAMES  T.  MITCHELL.  412  E.  Pratt  st. 
THOS.  IRELAND  ELLIOTT,  St.  Paul  and  Fayette  st. 
Grandfather.   John   Bunting,  private  Capt.   Micliael  Peters' 
Company,  51st  Regiment. 

WILLIAM  G  HOLLINGSWORTH,  1410  John  st. 
Fatiier,  Saml.  Boilings  worth.  Jr.,  private  1st  Baltimore  Hus- 
sars, Capt.  James  Sterrett,  5th  Regiment,  Col.  Biays. 
Grandfather,  Capt.  Saml.  Moale,  "  Columbian  Artillery." 

W.  GLENN  HOLLINGSWORTH.     Same  address. 
(Jrandfather,  Samuel  Hollingsworth. 

J.  HENRY  TSCHUDY,  326  Bloomingdale  ave. 
Grandfather,  Samuel  Tschudy. 

JOSEPH  MERRIKEN  CUU MINGS,  118  E,  Baltimore  st. 
Great  grandfather,  Joseph  Merriken,  Captain  Thomas  Wat- 
son's Company,  39th  Regiment. 

CLARENCE  H.  FORREST.  209  Courtland  st. 

Great  grandfather,  Nicholas  Snider, ,  Capt  Jno.  Gait. 

C.  TAYLOR  PENTZ,  N  Calvert  st. 
(Died  Sept.  2,  1889.) 
Grandfather,  Daniel  Peutz 

HERBERT  WILLIAM  RUTHERFORD,  l.j'^O  Bolton  st. 
Greit  grandfather.  Lieut.   Wm    Tough,   Col.   Francis    Mc- 
Clure's  Regiment  U.  S.  Volunteers  (Regulars.) 

RICHARD  T.  FRANCK,  524  N.  Paca  street. 
Grandfather,  Henry  Wm    Gray,  private  "Baltimore  United 
Volunteers,"  Capt.  David  Warfield,  5th  Regiment. 

CHARLES  E.  FRANCK.     Same  address. 
Grandfather,  Henry  W.  Gray,  &c. 


112 

HOWARD  LEE  FRANCE,  524  N.  Paca  st. 
Great  graudfalher,  Henry  W.  Gray. 
Rev.  GEO.  ARMISTEAD  LEAKIN,  Lake  Roland,  Baltimore 
CO.,  Md.,  (1900  Park  ave.) 
Father,  Gen.  Sheppard  C.  Leakin,  Captain  38th  Infantry,  at 
Fort  McHenry,  under  Col.  Stewart. 

WM.  RIDGE LY  LEAKIN,  Savannah,  Ga. 
J.  WILSON  LEAKIN,  N.  Charles  st. 
Grandfather,  Gen.  Sheppard  C.  Leakin. 

ST.  GEORGE  CARL  L.  SIOUSSAT,  Lake  Roland. 
LENNARD  SIOUSSAT, 
Great  grandfather. 

Dr.  BENNETT  NEALE,  319  W.  Monument  st. 
Grandfather,  Gen.  Anthony  Miltenberger,  private  in  Capt.- 
Aaron  Levering's  Co.,  "  Independent  Blues,"  51st  Regiment. 
JOHN  J.  WeiTEFORD,  310  W.  Lombard  st. 
Father,  Samuel  Whiteford,  from  York.  Pa. 

GEORGE  W.  WHITEFORD. 
W.  STRAN  McCURLEY,  740  Eastern  ave. 
Great  grandfather,  Felix  McCurley,  private  Capt.  Andrew 
Smith's  Company,  51st  Regiment,  Col.  Amey.    Great  grand- 
father, James  McCurley,  39th  Regiment,  Col.  Fowler,  private  in 
Capt.  Thomas  Warner's  Co. 

WILLIAM  J.  SHECKELLS,  1741  McCulloh  st. 
Great  grandfather,  Adam  Smith,  private  Capt.  Peter  Galt's^ 
Co.,  6th  Regiment,  Col.  McDonald. 

HENRY  HAMMOND,  14  Light  st. 
Great  grandson  of  Lieu.  Col.  Jas.  Biays. 

P.    HOLBROOK.  213  Huntingdon  ave. 
ALF.  HOLBROOK," 
Grandsons  of  Frederick  A.  Crey,  of  Capt.  P.  B.  Sadtler's 
Company. 

JOHN  J.  MACDONALD,  Waverly. 
Grandson  of  John  Vlacdouald,  with  a  Pennsylvania  Co. 

FRANK  S.  EMORY,  Hopper,  McGaw  &  Co. 
Great  grandson   of  Philip  B.  Sadtler,  Captain  "  Baltimore 
Yeagers." 

ULYSSES  WITZ,  1203  E.  Monument  st. 
Grandfather,  Nicholas  Elliott. 

HERBERT  A.  SMITH,  933  N.  Calvert  st. 
Great  grandfather,   John  George  Bier;   Great-great  grand- 
father, John  Cunningham. 

JOHN  H.  GIRVIN,  (James  M.  Girvin  &  Son),  Spear's  Whart 
CHAS.  Z.  BUTLER,  1527  McCulloh  st. 
NATHAN  R.  BUTLER. 
JOHN  W.  POWER.  1100  Madison  avenue. 
WM.  POWER  OAKFORD,  Arlington. 
WM.  P.  ZOLLINGER,  Jr.,  508  E.  Lombard  st. 


113 

JAMES  K  ZOLLINGER.  Louisville.  Ky. 
HENIiY  Z()I>LINGEK   Boston.  Mass. 
ARCHIBALD  CAMPBELL,  1209  McCulloh  st. 
W.M.  L.  CAMPBELL,  1107  \V.  iAIulberry  st. 
FR.VNK  CAMPBELL,  1338  N.  Strieker  st. 
TIIOS.  W.  CAMPBELL,  120!)  MeCulloh  st. 

Gr.imlsons  of  Jaeob  Zollinger,  Captain  Walker's  Company 
Pennsylvania  Volunteers,  of  liarrishnrg,  Pa, 
JOHN  W.  and  GEO.  E  BROWN,  Pratt  and  Concord  sts. 
Grandfather,  John  Adams  Calleuder,  at  Fort  McHeury,  pri- 
vate "Baltimore  Independent  Artillerists,"  Capt.  Charles  Pen- 
nington, 1st  Regiment  Artillery.  Col.  Harris. 

CHRISTOPHER  RABORG.  1314  Lanvale  st. 
Grandfather,  Christopher  Raborg,  1st  Sergeant  "Independ- 
ent Company,  Capt.  Sam'l  Sterrett,  5th  Regiment. 
SAMUEL  G.BANDEL,  care  of  F.  B.  Bandel,  "American"  office 
ANDREW  J.  BANDEL, 
LITTLETON  C.  BANDEL,       " 

FRANK  B.  BANDEi.,  "  "  "  "     ' 

Grandsons  of  Wm.  Baudel. 

H.  T.  MAKIBBIN,  507  N.  Fremont  avenue. 
Grandfather,  Wm.  Mops. 

W.M.  A.  BOYD,  1810  Madison  ave. 
CHARLES  C.  BOYD. 
SAMUEL  R  BOYD. 
WILLIAM  A.  BOYD,  Jr. 
ISAAC  DENSON  BOYD. 
HARRY  B.  BOYD. 
Great  grandsons  of  Samuel  Rust,  private  Capt.  Pennington'* 
"Independent  Artillerists,"  1st  Regiment  Artillery. 

JOHN  w.  k£pli^ger. 

JOHN  B.  KEPLINGER.  1030  E.  Chase  st. 
LEWIS  W.  KEPLINGER,  Petersburg, Va. 
Sons  of  J.    W.   K.     Grandson  of  Michael   Keplinger,  51st 
Regiment,  in  Capt.  John  H  Rodgers'  Company. 

PETER  F.  SCHLIECKER,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Father,  Peter  G.  Schliecker,  "under  Gen.  Strieker  at  North 
Point. 

JOHN  R    DUTTON. 
Father,  John  Dutton,  private  in  Capt.  McDonald's  Company, 
Gth  Regiment. 

JAMES  B.  DUTTON. 
Grandfather,  John  Dutton.     (See  above.) 
WM.  E.  B.  FAITHFUL,  Church  Hill,  Queen  Anne's  co  ,  Md. 
Father,  Wm.  Faithful. 

CHARLES  BOBART,  1821  Lexington  st. 
Father,  C.  C.  Bobart,  Corporal  Capt.  Thomas  L.  Lawrence's 
Company,  6th  Regiment,  Col.  McDonald. 


114 

AMBROSE  M.  EMORY,  1814  Park  ave.  extended. 
Father,  Gideon  Emory,  private  "  Independent  Blues,"  Capt. 
Aaron  Levering,  5ili  Regiment,  Col.  Jos.  Sterrett. 

AMBROSE  M.  EMORY,  Jr.     Grandson  of  above. 

AUGUSTINE  WALSH  EMORY. 

SAM'L  M.  and  WM.  B.  WEAVER,  brothers.  908  N.  Broadway. 

Great  grandsons  of  George  Boss,  private  '•  Eagle  Artiller 

ists,"  Captain  G.  J.  Brown,  1st  Regiment  Artillery,  Col.  Harris. 

CAPT.  R.  NORWOOD,  Blue  Ridge  Summit,  Franklin  co.,  Pa. 

Father, Norwood,  at  North  Point. 

HARRY  BURTON,  511  N.  Howard  st. 
Grandfather,  Jos.  Thomas,  private  "Marine  Artillery,"  Capt. 
George  Sliles. 

JOSEPH  C.  HALL,  403  St.  Paul  st.,  near  Mulberry. 
Father,  Jos.  Hall,  private  "  Marine  Artillery,  Capt.  George 
Stiles. 

E.  A.  MILLER,  214  Light  st. 
Father,  Wm.  F.  Miller,  Captain  in  a  Harford  County  Com- 
pany. 

ANDREW  E.  WARNER,  303  N.  Carey  st. 
Father,  Andrew  E.  Warner,  Captain  in  39th  Regiment,  Col. 
Fowler. 

JOHN  THOMAS  CARTER,  1128  Fulton  ave.       " 
Grandfather,  Col.  John  Carter,  at  North  Point. 

CORNELIUS  E.  B.  HAYES,  1276  Battery  ave.     ' 
Father,  John  Hayes,  private  in  Capt.  Christian  Adreon's  Co., 
"Union  Volunteers,"  5th  Regiment,  Col.  Joseph  Sterrett. 
JOSEPH  PARSONS,  1111  E.  Pratt  st. 
JNO.HY.  PARSONS,     " 
Grandfather,  Joseph    Parsons  private  Capt.   Daniel   Swar- 
zauer's  Company,  27th  Regiment,  Col.  Long. 

BYRD  G.  EICHELBERGER,  34  W.  Baltimore  st. 
Grandfather,  Col.  Geo.  M.  Eichelberger. 

EDWD.  LOUIS  REYNOLDS,  1800  Park  ave. 
Grandfather,  John  Reynolds. 

CHARLES  S.  LEWIS,  1009  Mulberry  st. 
Great  grandfather,  Jesse  Lewis. 

Capt.  RICH.  E.  BOULDIN,  Belair,  Md. 
Father,  Chas.  D.  Bouldin. 

JOHN  T.  COOK,  800  Edmondson  ave. 
Grandfather,  Joseph  Logan,  private,  Michael  Haubert,  Cap- 
tain 51 8t  Regiment,  Col.  Amey. 

EDW.  AVM.  DORSEY,  St.  Louis. 
WM.  LEE  DORSEY. 
Grandsons  of  Jolin  Reed,  volunteer  from  York,  Pa.,  at  North. 
Point. 

GEO.  BRECKINRIDGE  DORSEY. 


115 

J.  H.  R.  WARNER,  witli  Keen  &  Hagerly. 
H.  VV.  WARNER. 
Grandsons  of  Michael  Warner,  at  Fort  McHenry. 

J.  SEWELL  THOMAS. 
Grandson  of  Sterling  Thomas. 

CHAS.  F.  MARROW,  1333  N.  Carey  et. 
Father,  Isaac  Marrow  at  North  Point. 

JAMES  VV.  SHELLMAN,  Westminster. 
Grandfather,  Major  Thos.  S.  Jones. 

JOHN  L.  GRIMES,  93(1  W.  Fayette  st. 
Grandson  of  James  H.  Grimes,  at  Fort  McHeury. 
MARION  and  FERDINAND  MEARIS,  773  Lexington  st. 
Sons  of  Jacob  Mearis,  private  Capt.  Peter  Pinney's  Comp'y,. 
27th  Regiment,  Col.  Kennedy  Long. 

Du  T.  CHEW  WORTHINGTON,  840  W.  Fayette  st. 
Grandfather,  Rezin  H.  Worthington. 

ALEXANDER  G.  SUTER,  324  N.  Gihiior  st. 
Father,  George  Suter,  at  Fort  McHenry  under  Gen.  Anthony 
Miltenberger. 

WM.  N.  CUMMINS,  822  Fulton  ave. 
Great  grandfather,  John  Keys,  1st  Sergeant  in  "  1st  Balti- 
more Artillery,''  Capt.  Abraham  Pyke. 

Rr..h..-J  SUMMERFIELD  NORWOOD,  752  W.  Saratoga  st. 
tJrotheis-j  (2^p.j^,  RANDOLPH  NORWOOD 

Sons  of  John  Norwood,  private  Capt.  Dobbin's  Company, 
39th  Regiment,  Lieut.  Col.  Fowler. 

D.  CLINTON  SLAGLE,  1227  Linden  ave. 

Great  grandfather,  Frederick  G.  Schaetfer,  private  "  Ameri- 
can Artillerists,"  Capt.  Magruder,  1st  Regiment  of  Artillery. 
Dr.  CHAS.  C.  RICHARDSON,  1622  Edmondsou  ave. 

Father,  Dr.  Charles  Richardson,  Surgeon  in  Fort  McHenry. 
Dr.   SAM'L   S.    RICHARDSON,  Colesville,  Montgomery  co 
MONTAGUE  L.  RICHARDSON,  Washington,  D.  C. 
HE:sRY  W.  RICHARDSON, 

Same  as  above. 

P.  HANSON  HISS  op  Wm.,  1507  McCulloh  st. 
Grandfather,  Philip  Hiss. 

Rev.  a.  a.  HARRy:\IAN,  Cumberland  Valley  P.  O.,  Pa. 
Grandfather,  Stephen  Harryman,  private  Fell's  Point  Light 
Dragoons,  5lli  Regiment,  Col.  Biays. 

SAMUEL  S.  ADDISON,  McMcchin  st.,  near  John. 
Old  Defender.     Worked   in  the  intrenchments  on  Louden- 
slager's  Hill. 

EDMUND  LAW  ROGERS,  Brig,  and'  Quartermaster  Genl., 
Maryland  Club. 
Son  of  Lloyd  N.  Rogers,  private  Capt.  John  Eager  Howard's 
Cavalry. 


116 

JOSEPH  R.  WINN,  1420  W.  Fayette  st. 
Fatlier,  Christopher  Winn,  Corporal  Capt.  Kanes'  Co  ,  37th 
Regiment. 

FRANK  RICHARDSON,  330  S.  Gilmor  st. 
Great  grandson  of  Adam  Miller. 

GEO.  W.  GILLASPEY,  1035  N.  Gilmor  st. 
ROBT.  E.  GILLASPEY,     " 
Grandsons  of  John  Orem,  of  Barney's  Flotilla. 

J.  HOWARD  SUTTON,  710  E.  Biddle  st. 
Grandson  of  John  A.  Callender,  private  in  Capt.  Penning- 
ton's "  Independent  Artillery  Company." 

RIGNALD  W.  BALDWIN,  Jr.,  inio  Linden  ave. 
Great  grandfather,  Wra.  Woodward. 

EDWARD  B.  OWENS.  13  E.  Pratt  st. 

(LOUIS  CASSARD  OWENS,  13  E.  Pratt  st 
Sous  of  E.  B.  O.  \  EDWARD  B    OWENS.  Jr.      " 
(  GEORGE  C.  OWENS, 
Great  grandfather,  Jos.  Owens,  at  North  Point,  "  Independ- 
ent Company,"  Capt.  Sterrett. 

Great  grandfather,  Benj.  Buck,  1st  Lieutenant,  "Washington 
Artillery." 

Great   grandfather,  Gilbert  Cafsard,  private  "Washington 
Artillery." 

PERCY  S.  ROSSITER,  822  N.  Calvert  st. 
Grandfather,  Jacob  Albright,  "  Lancaster  Volunteers." 

WM.  G.  SPEED,  lo3S  Harlem  ave. 
Great    grandfather,  David    Davis,   private   in   "^A'ashington 
Artillery,  Capt.  Berry,  1st  Regiment  Artillery,  Col.  Harris. 
WM.  MASON  DULANY,  2416  St.  Paul  st. 
Great  grandson  of  Saml.  Dulany,  private  "  Mechanical  Vol- 
unteers," Capt.  Benj.  C.  Howard,  5th  Regiment. 
SAML    C.  ROBERTS.  2  Elm  st. 
Father,  James  B.  Roberts,  private  27th  Regiment. 

JOS.  O.  BARGAR,  1002  S.  Sharp  st. 
Great  grandfather,  Jos.  Bargar,  private  "  Marine  Artillery," 
Capt.  Geo.  Stiles. 

ROBT.  T.  J.  CONWAY,  1505  W.  Lanvale  st. 
Grandfather,  Capt.  Robert  Conway,  6th  Regiment. 

J.  T.  GILL,  1203  Argyle  avenue. 
Grandfather,  J.  H.  Ewaldl. 

ALFKEf)  LAPOURAILLE,  1514  Orleans  st. 
Great  grandson  of  Col.  Nicholas  Brewer,  U.  S.  Regulars,  at 
North  Point. 

JOHN  A.  W.  RICHARDSON,  413  Second  st ,  Room  5. 

Great  grandson   of  ,  in  command  of  the  Six 

Gun  Battery. 


117 

GEO    D.  DUKEHART. 
Son  of  Ileuiy  Dukclmrt,  one  of  the  soldiers  who  carried' 
Wells  and  McComas  from  the  field  at  North  Point. 
JAMES  W.  ALNUTT. 
Son  of  James  Alnutt,  private  in  Capt.  Wm.  Roney's  Com- 
pany, 8!tth  Regiment. 

RICHARD  WALTON  COOK,  Arlington,  Md. 
Great  grandson  of  Capt.  Jacob  Grafflin,  at  North  Point. 
CLIFTON  E.  KREBS,  cor.  Aisquith  and  Chew  streets. 
HARRY  W.  KREBS. 
Great  grandsons  of  Jacob  Krebs,  who  served  at  Fort  Mc- 
Henry  under  Commodore  Barney. 

THOS.  L.  MATTHEWS,  15  E  Fayette  street. 
Son  of   VVm.  Matthews,  private  in  a  Baltimore  county  regi- 
ment. 

ANDREW  REESE. 
Father,  John  Reese,  Lieutenant  (afterwards  commissioned 
Captain)  in  Capt.  Samuel  Sterrett's  Company,  5th  Regiment, 
Maryland  militia. 

JA:MES  p.  and  ERNEST  S.  REESE. 
Grandsons  of  Jonn  Reese. 

GEO.  D.,  WM.  P.  and  HENRY  O.  REESE. 
Grandsons  of  John  Reese.     See  above. 
D.  J.,  A.  W.  and  C.  P.  JUVENAL  and  Dr.  J.  REESE  UHLER. 
Grandsons  of  John  Reese. 

JAMES  CUMMINGS. 
Grandson  of  John  Keys,  1st  Sergeant  Capt.  Pyke's  Comp'y, 
"  Bahimore  Union  Volunteer  Artillery." 

WM.  F.  DAVIS,  Marriottsville,  Howard  co. 
Grandfather,  Richard  Davis,  private  Capt.  John  Woods'  Co. 

ROBERT  LAWSON,  11  E.  Lexington  st. 
Son  of  Capt.  Robert  Lawson. 

W.  NOBLE  LAWSON. 
Grandson  of  Capt.  Robert  Lawson. 

JOHN  RANDALL  MAGRUDER,  Annapolis,  Md. 
Great  grandson  of  Capt.  Joseph  Hopper  Nicholson,  of  the 
"Baltimore  Fencibles  " 

FRANK  RICHARDSON,  330  S.  Gilmor  st. 
Great  grandson  of  Adam  Miller. 

JOHN  BROWN,  Jr.,  1545  McElderry  st. 
Son  of  John  Brown,  private  in  Capt.  John  Montgomery's 
Company,  "  Baltimore  Union  Artillery." 

FRANK  L.  REED,  306  N.  Charles  st. 
Grandson  of  Robert  S.  D.  Jones,  who  was  a  son  of  James^ 
D.  Jones,  &c. 

ROBERT  S.  D.  JONES,  101  N.  Exeter  st. 
Father,  James  D.  Jones,  private  in  6th  Regiment. 


118 

JAME3  E.  BYRD,  Maryland  Steamboat  Company. 
Grandfather,  James  Sheldon,  private  Capt.  Chalmer's  Co ,. 
J^ls-t  Regiment. 

n,«ot  ,rron.ic«..c  ^.(FLETCHER  LEE  BYRD. 
James  Sheldon,     "j  ^ORVAL  EDGAR  BYRD. 

GEO.  NORBURY  and  HARRY  DOWNING  MACKENZIE,. 

22  S.  Chariest  st. 
Grandfather,  Thomas  Mackenzie,  at  North  Point. 
S.  HAMILTON  CAUGHY. 
NOAH  WALKER  CAUGHY, 
MICHAEL  P.  CAUGHY. 
Grandsons  of  Michael  Caughy. 

J.  H.  MAYNADIER,  310  North  st. 
Grandson  of  Lieu.  Wm.  N.  Maynadier,  of  Capt.  Mason's  Co. 

JAMES  L.  OSBORNE. 
Grandson  of  Capt.  Alcorn,  Captain  of  the  "  Hornet." 

E.  B    GLENN,  135  Elm  st.,  Newark,  N.  J., 
Old  Defender  at  North  Point,  private  in  Capt.  Peter  Pin- 
ney's  Co.,  27th  Regiment. 

CHAS.  C.  CRANE,  1408  McCulloh  st. 
Grandson  of  Capt.  Aaron  R.  Levering,  of  the  "  Independent 
Blues." 

LEONARD  M.  FRAILEY. 
Grandson  of  Major  Leonard  Frailey,  also  grandson  of  Sailing 
Master  de  la  Roche,  of  the  ship  '•  Erie." 

GEO.  CLINTON  McGREEVY. 
Great  grandson  of  same. 

WM.  C.  PALMER,  1127  McCulloh  St. 
Father,  Edw.  Palmer,  private  Capt.  James  Sterretts   Co., 
"  First  Baltimore  Hussars." 

THOS.  SHEPPARD. 
Son  of  Capt.  Thomas  Sheppard,  6lh  Regiment. 
THOS.  D,  SAMUEL  McD.  and  CHARLES   SHEPPARD. 
Grandsons  of  Capt.  Thomas  Sheppard,  6th  Regiment. 
HUGH  BURGESS  JONES,  cor  Eutaw  aud  Fayette  sts. 
Son  of  Ensign  Wm.  R.  Jones,  a  signal  man  on  Barney's  Flo- 
tilla. 

HUGH  BOLTON  JONES  and  FRANCIS  COATES  JONES. 

Grandsons  of  Wm.  R.  Jones. 

FRANCIS  ALEXANDER  STEVENS,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

Great  grandson  of  Capt.  Jehu  Bouldin,  of  the  "Independent 
Light  Dragoons,"  of  the  5lh  Regiment,  Maryland  Cavalry  mi- 
litia, Lieut.  Col.  James  Biays,  3d  Brigade,  Brig.  Gen.  Strieker. 


PROGRAMME 

—OF— 

CIVIC  AND  INDUSTRIAL  PARADES, 
MARYLAND  EXPOSITION. 


SEPTEMBER     9th-13th.     1888. 


THE  GREAT  CIVIC  PARADE. 

MONHRY.  sept.  9th.   IBBa. 


The  great  Civic  and  ludiistrial  Parade  started  from  Broad- 
way about  ten  o'clock  A.  M.,  and  went  over  the  following 
route  :  To  Baltimore  street,  to  Eutaw  street,  to  Madison  ave- 
nue, to  Boundary  avenue,  where  part  of  it  continued  to  Plm- 
lico  and  part  of  it  disbanded.    This  was  the  order  of  the  line: 

Jacob  Fuey,  Marshal  of  Police. 

Platoon  of  Mounted  Police. 

Maryland  colore.  United  States  colors,  Baltimore  colors. 

Trumpeters. 

CHIEF  MARSHAL,  J.  FRANK  SUPPLEE. 

Chief  of  Staff,  Col.  Chas.  D.  Qaither. 

Mounted  Color  -  Bearer,  J.   G.   Binpokd. 

Markers— Capt.  Geo.  W.  Clotwobthy  and  Thos.  R.  Turner  . 

PERSONAL  STAFF. 

Lieut.  Col.  Allison  Wilmer,  C.  H.  Brace,  Thos.  F.  Putscbe, 
Lieut.  Col.  George  A.  Pearre,  Louis  A.  Hazard,  Lieut.  Col.  J. 
L.  Woodford,  H.^J.  Farber,  David  Whitney,  Maj.  J.  D.  Norris, 
Ed.  H.  Wise,  Col.  M.  R.  Joyce,  Alfred  Poindexter,  Capt.  Isidor 
Becker,  A.  B.  McElroy,  Col.  F.  W.  Bruue,  J.  H.  Scarff,  Lieut. 
Col.  Brent  Waters,  Wm.  S.  Wheatfield,  Col.  J.  G.  Taylor,  Leon 
Seliger,  Major  W.  O.  Bigelow,  F.  P.  Carroll,  Captain  Noble  H. 
Creager,  Robert  C.  Rasin,  J.  S.  Richardson,  Capt.  P.  L.  Per- 
kins, F.  Edw.  Kiugden,  Captain  H.  H.  Boswell,  N.  S.  G.  Wil- 
liams, Capt.  John  W.  Cruett,  Joseph  W.  Cochran,  Capt.  Gei>. 
R.  Ash,  Frank  A.  Benson,  Capt.  Charles  G.  Wright,  Clarence 
Cochran,  Capt.  Ed.  Roberts,  John  Parker  Haas,  Captain  C.  B. 
McLean,  O  L.  Rhodes,  Captain  George  R.  Browning,  M.  C. 
Hodgdou,  Percy  E.  Guard,  Capt.  W.  E.  Finney,  William  Mc- 
Elmoyle,  Captain  Louis  Schneebei-ger,  James  Young,  C.  W.  S. 
Banks,  Capt.  A.  H.  Bayly,  B.  F.  Powell,  Captain  L.  S.  McNa- 
mara,  Thomas  F.  McNulty,  Capt.  C.  L.  Dallam,  Ed.  S.  ConlJ'u, 
Captain  George  T.  Robinson,  George  R.  McGee,  W.  C.  Rouse, 
Captain  Robert  Riddell  Brown,  Calvin  Chesnut,  C.  J.  Taylor, 
Capt.  E.  C.  Johnson,  H.  Webster  Crowl,  Capt.  T.  H.  Shriver, 
D.  Buchanan  Merryman,  Capt.  Henry  Mayer,  Capt.  R.  Fuller 
Shryock,  David  McClean,  R.  B.  Roache,  Capt.  D.  F.  Penning- 

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ton,  A.  V.  Stevens,  Richard  Morton.  Jr.,  Capt  G.  W.  Wood, 
Prof.  Adam  Itzel,  Jr.,  Lieut.  R.  M.  Lockwood,  C.  C.  Elliott, 
Emory  Barry,  Lieut.  B.  F.  Boyden,  Armistead  M.  Webb,  Lieut. 
Thomas  ^  hitridge,  W.  H.  Cox,  Joseph  Rosenfeld,  Lieut.  Jas. 
D.  Moulton,  Robert  S.  Wieseufeld,  Lieut  D.  M.  Hitc,  W.  C. 
Farber,  Lieutenant  S.  H.  Irving.  Thomas  J.  Carroll,  Sebastian 
Brown,  S.  S.  McKim,  Thomas  R.  Clendiuen,  P.  Hanson  Hiss 
of  William,  Charles  M.  Roche,  Sam.  H.  L3'on,  W.  W.  Mcln- 
tire,  John  Trockenbrot,  Dr.  H.  H.  Biedler,  Alex.  Bechhofer. 

GOVERNOR   AND   MAYOR. 

Elihu  E.  Jackson,  Governor  of  Maryland,  and  Ferdinand 
C.  Latrobe,  Mayor  of  Baltimore. 

PRESIDENT   FRANK  JJROWN. 

Frank  Brown,  President  of  the  Maryland  Agricultural  So- 
ciety, under  whose  management  the  Exposition  was  organized. 

THE   GUARD   OP   HONOR. 

The  Guard  of  Honor,  composed  of  descendants  of  men  who 
were  prominent  in  1812-14.  Then  came  the  six  divisions,  as 
follows : 

FIRST  DIVISION. 

Gen.  George  G.  Wheeler,  Marshal. 

The  first  division  was  composed  entirely  of  the  Posts  of  the 
Grand  Army  of  the  Republic  of  Maryland.  Gen.  George  G. 
Wheeler  was  marshal,  Major  Willard  Howard  was  acting  as- 
sistant adjutant  general,  and  Ira  Tyler  was  chief  of  staff.  The 
color-bearers  were  James  T.  Wesley  and  Joseph  Young.  The 
men  who  constituted  the  division  were  men  who,  twenty-five 
years  ago,  saw  service  in  the  war. 

Department  Commander  Wheeler's  staff  was  as  follows: 
John  Tyler,  Senior  Vice  Commander  ;  Robt.  J.  Henry,  Junior 
Vice  Commander;  George  R.  Graham,  M.  D.,  Medical  Direc- 
tor ;  Rev.  Edw.  C.  Allard,  Chaplain ;  H.  A.  Maughlin,  Assist- 
ant Adjutant  General;  John  W.  Worth,  Assistant  Quartermas- 
ter General;  Alfred  S.  Cooper,  Inspector;  J.  C.  Mullikiu 
Judge  Advocate ;  A.  G.  Alford,  Chief  Mustering  Officer. 

Past  Department  Commanders. — Graham  Dukehart,  George 
W.  F.  Vernon,  Theo.  F.  Lang. 

Council  of  Administration. — William  F.  Knight,  Samuel  F. 
Pray,  I.  D.  Oliver,  Richard  J.  James,  Robert  H.  Cameron. 

National  Aides-de-Camp. — H.  A.  Barr}',  Edward  Schillini.', 
John  Bowers,  John  R.  Bailey,  John  R.  King,  Thomas  II.  Co- 
burn,  Dallas  Laugley,  J.  B.  McCiure,  John  W.  McCullough,  A. 
H.  Hyson,  John  \V.  Kaufman,  William  T.  Robinson. 

Aides-de-Camp. — N.  i\I  Rittenhouse,  Daniel  T.  Seaton,  Geo. 
^V^  Grove,  Henry  Ewalt,  ^Vm  Lowe,  John  E.  Hough,  Adam 
Geib,  F.  R.  Bye,  J.  H  Liddell,  AVm.  Boyer,  Samuel  E.  Young, 
George  Rice,  Wm.  T.  Eibin,  Charles  F.  Leitz,  George  W.  War- 
ner, Frank  E.  Little,  Thomas  J.  Shea,  James  McGuinness, 
Thomas  Johnson,  John  J.  Goodmanson,  George  W.  Hammers- 


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ley,  Joseph  E.  Sweet,  E.  D.  Floltz,  William  F.  Roche,  George 
Warner,  John  Bond,  Josepii  P.  Ryan,  J.  T.  Holmes,  J.  New- 
port Potts,  John  W,  Steigerwaltl,  "William  Upton,  John  F. 
Thomas,  Samuel  Wheeler,  John  J.  McEvoy,  Henry  C.  Mackie, 
R.  S.  Mooney,  C.  C.  Speed,  W.  T.  Keirle,  John  Wright,  Wil- 
liam H.  Thompson. 

Assistant  Inspectors. — John  A.  Steiuer,  William  H.  Ebaugh, 
John  H.  Mitten,  Jethro  T.  McCullough,  H.  P.  Baldwin,  Frank 
A.  Lancaster. 

SECOND    DIVISION. 
Charles  T.  Holloway,  Marshal. 

The  second  division  of  the  parade  was  composed  of  volunteer 
firemen  from  out-of-town  points,  with  our  own  veterans,  with 
their  ancient  apparatus,  heading  the  line. 

Chief  Holloway,  with  his  silver  speaking-trumpet  and  smiling 
face,  at  the  head  of  his  aids,  led  the  division,  with  the  Americus 
Band.  Behind  them  came  a  barouche  containing  three  of  the 
vets  knocked  out  by  Father  Time.  They  were  Leml.  S.  Prince, 
aged  84,  and  William  H.  H.  Turner,  aged  78,  who  once  ran 
with  the  old  Independents  in  their  palmy  days,  and  Edward 
Horner,  aged  85,  one  of  the  followers  of  the  Columbia  machine 
away  back  in  the  forties. 

Marshal  Holloway's  aids  were  Gen.  R.  N.  Bowerman,  Henry 
Lutz,  Capt.  John  H.  Katzenberger,  Augustus  Albert,  W.  O. 
Beckenbaugh,  W.  J.  Carroll,  William  P.  Reilly,  Robert  St.  J. 
Stewart,  with  a  personal  staff  consisting  of  the  visiting  chief 
engineers  and  ex-chief  engineers,  assistant  engineers  and  ex- 
assistant  engineers,  and  officers  and  delegates  representing  fire 
associations  from  other  cities. 

The  Baltimore  veterans'  float  was  in  the  front  rank,  and  the 
old  engines  on  it,  odd-looking  and  strange  as  they  were  to  those 
of  this  generation,  were  as  familiar  friends  to  their  fathers  and 
grandfathers.  On  the  back  part  of  the  float  was  the  "Grand- 
father," as  the  Vets  affectionately  call  it — a  little,  old,  battered 
hand  engine,  about  six  feet  long  and  three  feet  high,  built  in 
1764.  It  was  discovered  in  a  barnyard  in  Frederick  about  two 
years  ago,  and  was  afterwards  brought  to  Baltimore  with  its 
companion,  the  Snake  reel  with  its  coil  of  copper-riveted  leath- 
er hose,  by  the  Frederick  association  and  presented  to  the  Bal- 
timore veterans.  The  reel  followed  the  float.  Alongside  the 
"Grandfather"  on  the  float,  and  attended  by  four  old  firemen 
with  their  funny  little  oilcloth  capes  and  hats  that  looked  like 
tin  buckets  with  brims  to  them,  was  the  old  Dolphin  suction, 
painted  like  its  ancient  companion,  in  red  and  black,  but  it  is  a 
finer  and  more  elaborate  machine.  Its  upper  works  are  sup- 
ported at  the  corners  by  four  bronze  dolphins,  and  from  these 
it  took  its  name.  It  was  the  Mechanical  Company's  machine 
in  the  early  days  of  that  company,  and  years  afterward  it  was 
found  in  Cambridge,  where  it  had  done  efficient  service.  Above 
it  floated  the  Columbia  Company's  banner  of  blue  silk,  \^ih  a 


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painting  on  it  representing  a  fireman  rescuing  a  girl  in  her 
Sunday  clothes  from  a  burning  building  in  the  dead  of  the 
night.  Below  it  was  the  motlo,  "  To  save  from  fire  is  our  de- 
sire." 

These  were  followed  by  the  members  of  the  association, 
walking  six  abreast,  with  their  double  deck  gallery  engine 
"Fairy,"  drawn  by  four  horses.  This  engine  was  originally 
owned  by  the  Fairmount  Company,  of  Philadelphia,  and  when 
built  in  1845  was  considered  the  finest  engine  in  the  country. 
The  Fairmount  veterans  took  part  in  the  parade,  and  almost 
every  one  of  them  went  up  to  take  a  look  and  affectionately 
stroke  the  machine  that  was  once  the  pride  of  their  city. 

A  little  further  on  and  hauled  along  by  hand  was  the  old  en- 
gine of  the  Patapsco  Company,  "  the  Volunteer,"  which  was 
rescued  from  a  junk  shop  on  Thames  street  some  years  ago  by 
the  venerable  Peter  Logue,  who  boasts  of  never  having  been 
in  a  theatre  in  his  life. 

The  Veteran  Voluuteer  Firemen's  Association  of  Washing- 
ton, with  their  hose  carriage,  the  Hope  Hose  and  Steam  Fire 
Company,  with  their  hose  carriage,  tl)e  Waterwitch  Hook  and 
Ladder  Company,  with  handsome  truck,  and  Friendship  Com- 
pany, No.  1,  of  Alexandria,  Va.,  completed  the  first  section. 

The  other  companies  of  veterans  in  the  division  were  the 
Veteran  Volunteer  Firemen's  Association  of  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.. 
who  had  a  double-deck  gallery  engine,  a  sister  to  the  Fairy  of 
the  Baltimore  Vets.;  the  Active  Association  of  Volunteer  Fire- 
men, of  Philadelphia,  and  the  Fairmount  Company  of  Phila- 
delphia, with  their  old  red  machine,  built  in  1791,  decorated 
with  steers'  horns,  and  the  motto,  '  Prompt  to  Action." 

The  Baltimore  men  had  special  pleasure  in  receiving  their 
guests  from  a  distance,  two  of  whom  were  old  "  Baltimore 
boys"  They  were  J.  W.  Kentzell  and  Henry  A.  Chase,  of  the 
Exempt  Company,  of  San  Francisco,  and  G.  M.  Ottinger,  chief 
of  the  Salt  Lake  City  fire  department,  who  ran  with  the  Dept- 
ford  Company  of  Baltimore  from  1854  to  1858.  These,  with 
Edward  Koontz,  President  of  the  Juniors,  of  Frederick,  Md., 
and  W.  T.  Robinson,  of  Portsmouth,  Va.,  were  appointed  spe 
cial  aids  to  Mashal  Holloway. 

A  few  of  the  companies  had  the  ancient  apparatus,  now  long 
out  of  use.  The  Winchester  (Va.)  bo3'8,  calling  themselves  the 
Sarah  Zane  Steam  Fire  Company,  No.  1,  had  their  original 
hand  engine,  a  small  double-decker,  presented  to  them  by  their 
patron  saint.  Miss  Sarah  Zane,  in  1840.  The  Hampton  (Va.) 
boys,  W.  J.  Weymouth  in  command,  dragged  the  old  Lafay- 
ette gallery  suction  along,  and  had  a  good  time  of  it,  too. 
This  old  engine  was  and  still  is  a  pretty  good  machine. 

The  Bay  Ridge  and  Coney  Island  companies,  of  New  York, 
hauled  the  old  Deplford  double-deck  engine,  which  has,  after  a 
varied  and  useful  career,  returned  to  its  home  in  Baltimore. 
When  the  company  disbanded  the  engine  was  sold  to  a  com- 
pany in  Frederick,  who,  alter  years  of  service,  sold  it  to  Win- 


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Chester,  Va  ,  where   it   was  discovered  and  bought  by   Mr. 
Hollo  way. 

The  Altoona  boys,  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad's  firemen  at 
Altoona,  Pa.,  had  the  largest  number  of  active  men  in  line,  and 
attracted  a  great  deal  of  attention  and  no  small  amount  of 
applause  by  their  fancy  marching. 

The  Catskill  (X.Y.)  boys  were  the  dudes  of  the  procession, 
and  were  remarkable  for  their  uniformity  of  dress,  their  hand- 
some appearance  and  their  excellent  marching.  They  were 
dressed  in  laultlessly  fitting  uniforms  of  fawn-colored  cloth, 
and  each  man  wore  fawn-colored  kid  gloves  and  leather  liel- 
mets  ot  the  same  hue.  They  had  with  them  their  pretty  huse 
carriage. 

The  Chambers  Company,  of  Portsmouth,  Va.,  with  their  fine 
band,  received  an  ovation. 

The  other  companies  that  took  part  in  the  parade  were  the 
Chemical  Engine  Company,  No.  ],  Manchester,  Md.;  Water- 
witch  Hose  Company,  No.  1,  Port  Deposit.  Md.;  Independent 
Fire  Companj',  Annapolis,  Md.;  Reilly  Hose  Company,  No.  1, 
Harrisburg,  Pa.;  Vigilant  Fire  Company,  No.  1.  York,  Pa.; 
Phoenix  Hose  Company,  Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y.;  Active  Associ- 
ation of  Volunteer  Firemen's  Association,  Philadelphia  Pa.; 
Fame  Hose  Company,  No.  1,  Wilmington,  Del.;  Independent 
Fire  Company.  Portsmouth  Va.;  Bristol  Fire  Company,  Bris- 
tol, Pa.;  Frostburg  Fire  Company,  Frostburg  Md.;  Fort  Ham- 
ilton Fire  Company,  Fort  Hamilton,  N.  Y.;  Moyamensing 
Hook  and  Ladder  Company,  Chester,  Pa.;  Independent  Fire 
Company,  of  Frederick,. Md;  American  Hose  and  Hook  and 
Ladder  Company,  Pennsylvania  ;  Good  Intent  Fire  Company, 
Pottsville,  Pa.;  The  Good-Will  Hook  and  Ladder  Company,  of 
Atlantic  City,  N.  J.  The  majority  of  these  brought  their  own 
bauds  with  them,  and  the  second  division  was  probably  the 
most  musical  in  line. 

THIRD   DIVISION. 

Samuel  W.  Regester,  Marshal. 

The  third  division  was  composed  of  officers  of  the  modern 
city  tire  department,  members  of  engine  and  truck  companies, 
with  apparatus  and  floats  carrying  chemical  engine.  The  gal- 
lant firemen  received  their  share  of  applause  from  the  specta- 
tors, and  deserved  it  all.  The  bearing  of  the  men  was  free, 
steady,  impressive.  AVright's  Baud  of  25  pieces  preceded  the 
division.  The  marshal  of  this  division  was  one  of  Baltimore's 
Fire  Commissioners. 

FOURTH  DIVISION. 

Gen.  Thomas  J.  Shryock,  Marshal. 

A  gay  tattoo  was  beaten  upon  the  stones  by  the  hoofs  of  the 
prancing  horses  as  Gen.  Thos.  J.  Shryock  and  his  staff  of  sev- 
enty-six aids  marched  at  the  head  of  the  fourth  division.    Gen. 


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Shryock  has  in  several  parades  introduced  novelties  in  the 
equipment  of  his  aids,  and  he  repeated  his  former  efforts  with 
splendid  effect.  The  young  men  who  composed  his  staff  car- 
ried white  riding  crops,  used  a  white  bridle,  and  wore  white 
kid  gloves,  white  straw  hats  with  while  bands,  dark  cutaway 
coat,  white  vest,  drab  corduroy  trowsers,  and  bronze  medals 
struck  at  the  Philadelphia  mint.  Thus  attired  upon  their 
spirited  horses  they  were  received  with  applause.  Henry  R. 
Vonderhorst  carried  the  white  silken  division  colors,  and  John 
F.  Schultz  was  bearer  of  the  oriole  colors. 

The  Uniformed  Knights  of  the  Golden  Eagle  were  first  in 
line,  Lieut.-Gen.  Louis  E.  Stilz,  of  Philadelphia,  and  his  staff. 
Adjt.-Qen.  J.  Marple  Hurtt,  Inspector-Gen.  Samuel  M.  Woods, 
Assistant  Adjt.-Gen.  Robert  R.  Hodge,  Surgeon-Gen.  Dr.  J.  E. 
Whiteford,  with  Col.  James  Billingsley,  of  Baltimore,  and  Col. 
Wilbur  R.  Rich,  of  Atlantic  City,  richly  uniformed,  marched 
in  front  of  the  Knights  of  the  Golden  Eagle  drum  corps,  and 
Major  B.  M.  Cross  had  immediate  control  of  the  Maryland 
Battalion,  150  men.  The  Supreme  Chief  of  the  order  is  Mr.  R. 
Emory  Enniss,  of  Baltimore,  and  with  his  staff.  Grand  Chief  of 
the  State  N.  S.  M.  Morton,  Past  Supreme  Chief  James  Young 
and  Past  Chief  Wm.  Weaver,  occupied  carriages  in  the  line. 
The  Pennsylvania  division  was  large.  Brig.- Gen.  M.  C.  Staf- 
ford and  staff  commanded  it.  Col.  Steinbach  had  charge  of 
the  First  Regiment,  Col.  Long  of  the  Second  and  Col.  Bigard 
of  the  Third.  Unattached  visiting  Commanderies,  among  them 
Wilmington,  (Del.)  Washington  and  Philadelphia  delegations, 
with  bands,  helped  swell  the  ranks  of  the  well-drilled  and  hand- 
somely uniformed  Knights. 

The  Knights  of  Pythias  presented  an  imposing  appearance, 
their  broadcloth  suits  and  elaborate  gold  and  velvet  regalia  mak- 
ing them  among  the  most  conspicuous  bodies  in  line.  John  A. 
Schwartz  was  in  command  of  the  Knights.  Fraukenfield's  West 
Philadelphia  Band  furnished  marching  music  for  them.  Capt. 
Nicholas  Tegges  commanded  the  mounted  Knights.  Capt. 
Harry  C.  Cox  had  command  of  the  Pythian  Drill  Associa- 
tion, No.  1  ;  Capt.  Harry  Kemp,  of  Monumental,  No.  2;  Capt. 
John  Block,  of  Baltimore.  No.  3;  P.  H.  Lenderking,  of  Mary- 
land, No.  4;  Capt.  Edw.  Appell,  of  Steuben,  No.  5  ;  Capt.  Wal- 
ter Hevern,  of  Ivanhoe,  No.  (5;  Capt.  Jesse  G.  Gosuell,  of 
Druid,  No.  7 ;  Washington,  No.  1,  Nelson,  No.  2,  and  Columbia, 
No.  3,  of  Washington ;  Wilmington,  No.  1.  of  Wilmington, 
Rathbone,  No.  8,  of  Alexandria,  and  Black  Prince,  No.  87,  of 
New  Freedom,  Pa.,  were  the  visiting  divisions. 

The  societies  of  St.  George,  St.  Andrew  and  the  Caledonian 
Society  were  represented  in  the  division. 

The  Manual  Training  School  placed  eighty-five  of  its  schol- 
ars in  the  procession,  uniformed  in  white  caps  and  yellow 
badges.  A  float  carried  specimens  of  the  work  of  the  scholars 
in  wood,  tin  and  metals. 

Capt.  Thos.  P.  Baldwin  was  in  command  of  the  Manual 
Training  School  and  the  public  school  pupils,  the  latter,  200 


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Btrong,  in  four  iHvisions,  beiug  under  the  immediate  command^ 
of  James  Young,  Jr.  Fifty  colon d  Scholars  marciied  proudly 
in  rear  of  Capt  Young's  Division. 

The  Friendship  Drum  Corps  headed  the  Order  United  Amer- 
ican Mechanics,  and  Liberty  Council,  No.  24,  turned  out  a 
goodly  display. 

Capt.  A.  G.  Welsh,  Jr.,  issued  the  orders  to  the  Ellsworth 
Rifle  Corps.which  drilled  witli  fine  etlect.  The  Cadets  of  Tem- 
perance followed,  the  Riverside  Baud  of  Port  Deposit  Md., 
preceding. 

The  Catholic  Parochial  schools  contributed  largely  to  the  pa- 
rade, and  their  neatly  uniformed  scholars  were  applauded  all 
along  the  route.  The  Cadets  of  St.  James  School,  little  fellows 
all  of  them,  wore  a  zouave  uniform  of  blue  and  red,  and  with 
wooden  guns  presented  thenu^nual  of  arms  drill  with  precision 
and  promptness.  Captain  flarry  Laritz  was  in  command.  St. 
Michael's  Cadets,  John  Baier,  captain,  wore  a  uniform  nearly 
similar  and  drilled  in  an  admirable  manner.  St.  John's  Tem- 
perance Cadets,  Captain  Owen  Kehler;  Temperance  Cadets  of 
the  Lady  of  Good  Council,  from  Locust  Point,  Dominick 
Roche  in  command;  the  scholars  of  Calvert  Hall,  St.  Joseph's 
Academy,  marshaled  by  brothers  of  the  institution  ;  St.  Peter's 
Temperance  Cadets,  St.  Vincent's  scholars,  St.  Alphonsus' 
school,  the  scholars  from  the  Immaculate  Conception,  St.  Pat- 
rick's, St.  Joseph's,  St.  Mary's  Star  of  the  Sea,  and  St.  Martin's 
scholars  were  all  neatly  uniformed  in  red  caps,  and  some  witk 
sashes,  and  marched  over  the  long  route  with  unflagging  steps. 
Brothers  Quintian,  Virgil  and  Julius  rode  in  a  carriage  in  rear 
of  the  schcol-boys. 

For  the  Uniformed  Catholic  Knights  Hoffman's  Band  was 
secured,  and  its  martial  airs  marked  the  lime  for  one  of  the 
largest  and  best  drilled  bodies  in  the  parade.  The  Catholic 
Knights  were  out  in  force.  Capt.  Michael  Lotz  was  in  com- 
mand, and  back  of  him  stretched  a  long  line  of  societies,  each 
fully  uniformed.  The  societies  were:  Knights  of  St.  Michael, 
Capt.  John  King ;  St.  George,  Capt.  Antoine  Schalitzky ;  St. 
Paul,  Captain  L.I.  Ripple:  St.  Francis,  Julius  Hoffman;  St.- 
James,  Capt.  Andrew  Shaffer;  St.  Weuceslaus,  Capt.  Joseph 
F.  Shimanek ;  St.  Vladislaus,  Capt.  Joseph  Sibeski ;  St.  Albert, 
Captain  Schultz;  St.  Aloysius,  Capt.  John  Flynn  ;  St.  Joseph, 
Capt.  J:  I.  Gilchrist;  St.  Vincent,  Captain  J.  A.  Stewarts;  St. 
Francis,  (colored,)  Capt.  Smith ;  Latin  Cross,  Capt.  Lawrence 
Mohr ;  St.  Patrick,  Capt  Michael  Keeney. 

The  display  by  St.  Mary's  Industrial  School  was  one  of  the 
features.  Two  hundred  boys,  some  small  and  some  large, 
uniformed  in  gray  suits  tri  i  med  with  blue,  and  wearing  blue 
caps,  marched  like  veterans.  The  boys  presented  at  the  same 
time  esjimples  of  their  work.  One  float,  34  feet  long,  con- 
tained vmder  arches  of  black  and  gold  a  printing  press  oper- 
ated by  a  boy,  and  stocking  knitting  machines,  at  which  three 
boys  worked.  Over  the  entire  float  were  placed  specimens  of 
the  labor  of  the  scholars.    The  rear  was  filled  with  products  of 


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the  garden  and  farm.  A  second  float  carried  water  and  provi- 
sions for  the  boj's,  while  a  large  vehicle  contained  all  the  trus- 
tees and  the  board  of  directors.  Dr.  R.  H.  Goldsmith  com- 
manded the  division. 

S.  R.  Jackson  commanded  the  Patriotic  Sods  of  America, 
who  were  accompanied  by  a  float  representing  Washington  at 
Valley  Forge.  The  latter  was  unusually  well  executed.  The 
Pennsylvania  division  of  the  Patriotic  Sons  of  America  par- 
ticipated with  full  ranks. 

The  order  of  the  Shield  of  Honor  was  commanded  by  Wm. 
J.  Cunningham.  The  Supreme  Lodge,  the  Grand  Lodge  and 
various  visiting  lodges  were  in  33  open  barouches,  each  mem- 
ber carrying  an  open  Japanese  parasol.  The  float  of  the  Gol- 
den Eagles  represented  a  widow  seated  beneath  a  canopy  and 
two  orphans,  horns  of  plent^^  emptying  their  goods  at  their 
feet. 

The  floats  of  the  benevolent  organizations  were  features  of 
a  division  so  full  of  color  and  brilliancy  as  General  Shryock's. 
That  of  the  Golden  Chain  was  one  of  the  handsomest  in  the 
line.  A  number  of  tableaux  showed  the  helping  hand  of  the 
association  keeping  want  from  the  widow  and  orphan.  On  a 
pedestal  was  a  statue  of  a  widow  holding  in  her  hand  her  hus- 
band's certificate  of  membership.  On  the  rear  of  the  float  a 
large  and  exceedingly  good  representation  of  a  cloud  was  con- 
structed and  from  it  an  angel  looked  down  upon  another  tab- 
leau of  contented  children. 

The  Catholic  Benevolent  Legion  float  helped  to  make  the 
parade  a  success.  It  represented  a  room  in  which  the  amount 
of  money  for  which  a  deceased  husband  was  insured  was 
being  paid  the  widow. 

The  members  of  the  Order  of  Iron  Hall  rode  in  carriages, 
and  placed  in  line  two  elaborate  floats. 

The  Royal  Arcanum  section  was  large,  the  members  riding 
in  carriages.  A  float  of  unique  design,  representative  of  the 
aims  of  the  order,  was  entered  in  the  line  by  it. 

The  front  division  was  concluded  with  the  W.  H.  Smith  Drill 
Corps,  colored,  &nd  the  Veteran  Corps,  colored,  the  latter  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Jno.  B.  Briscoe. 

The  aids  of  Gen.  Shryock  were :  A.  E.  Booth,  F.  C.  Bolton, 
John  Burns,  Jr.,  AVm.  W.  Berry,  Roger  Barron,  George  W. 
Bartlett,  R.  H.  Conway,  Chas.  Clark,  A.  J.  Carr,  Thomas  A. 
Charsee,  E.  Pratt  Callow,  E.  J.  Dowell,  Wm.  Ditfenderfer,  J. 
J.  Dufl'y,  John  R.  Dorscy,  T.  A.  B.  Dukehart,  Col.  Patrick 
Dufl",  Wm.  C.  Ditman,  Richard  H.  Diggs,  Charles  Dilworth. 
F.  G.  Evans,  Robert  Eccles,  S.  W.  Frizzell,  Achilles  Ford, 
Edward  Farland,  J.Edward  Duker,  Arch.  Anderson,  A.  Frank 
Gilbert,  Wm.  D.  Gill,  Jr.,  John  GrifTin,  W.  E.  Guy,  Dr.  H.  H. 
Goodman,  G.  F.  M.  Hauck,  E.  G.  Hight,  F.  A.  C.  Hil),  Dudley 
Helfrich,  James  Hutchinson,  Wm.  Howard,  Chas.  T.  Harrison, 
Frank  N.  Hoen,  W.  W.  Johnson,  C.  B.  Kleibacker,  John  M. 
Keeler,  James  J.  Kehoe,  Henry  Kroeger,  Dr.  A.  B.  Lyman, 
Charles  A.  Lucy,  H.  C.  McAfee,  J.  H.  Miller,  Harvey  McCoy, 


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Geo.  R  Mcdairy,  S.  R.  Mnsou.  Jns.  C.  Mullor.  Henry  MenckPi. 
R.  Miignuler.  Cliiulcs  M.  Ness,  Willium  II.  Ruby,  Cli-rlei  '  . 
Ridjiefey,  Louis  Roitz.  Dr.  Wni.  Rickcrt,  \V.  E.  Sauders,  Wdl 
S.  Sliort,  John  F.  Scluillz,  W.  Warren  Search,  Leopold  Schultx, 
James  A.  Smyser,  George  W.  Starr,  Carlos  Sanchez,  Charles 
Schmidt,  S.  A.  Schwab,  U.  Siiipley,  Alonzo  Thompson,  George 
K.  'I'liompson,  Col.  Richard  B.  Tippett,  E  W.  Taylor,  James 
Tliompson,  Henry  R.  Yonderhorst,  H.  H.  Vonderhorst,  F.  P. 
K.  Walsh,  Wm.  M.  Wilson,  Wm.  V.  Wilson, and  E.  M.  Wiley. 

FIFTH  DIVISION. 
Col.  Heinrich  C.  Tikck,  Marshal. 

Like  a  picture  dropped  from  some  Teutonic  frame  of  medi- 
eval times  was  the  grand  display  of  the. fifth  or  German  divi- 
sion, marshaled  by  Col.  Heinrich  C.  Tieck.  His  chief  of  stntf 
was  Parry  Lee  Downs,  and  his  color-bearer  Aug.  F.  Kaiser. 
Two  lofty  temples,  24  feet  high,  that  gleamed  with  white  and 
glinted  from  touches  of  gold,  heralded  from  afar  the  Teutonic 
display,  breathing  in  every  touch  the  savor  of  fatherland,  its 
song  and  art,  its  costume  and  its  science,  simplicity,  sports  and 
beverages. 

After  the  marshal,  his  aids,  four  surgeons  and  the  thirty  spe- 
cial aids  of  the  Germania  Riding  Club,  clad  in  snowy  breeches 
and  helmets,  black  velvet  jackets  and  leather  leggins,  came  in 
advance  of  the  ambulance,  emblazoned  with  the  red  cross  of 
Malta,  without  which  no  German  procession  is  ever  complete. 
It  was  in  charge  of  Henry  Bishop  and  was  provided  with 
stretcher,  and  plenty  of  ice,  medicines,  cordials  and  bandages. 
Then  hove  into  full  view  the  German-American  float  contain- 
ing the  temples,  which  represented  "  America  and  Germania 
United"  with  the  advancement  of  their  domains,  as  designed 
and  constructed  by  Prof  Otto  Fuchs. 

Riding  in  advance  came  the  mounted  herald  trumpeting 
aloud.  Upon  his  head  sat  the. puffed  beretta  and  upon  his  form 
the  gayly  embroidered  silk  tunic  of  crimson  and  black  and  rus- 
set leggins  Three  noble  women  of  the  seventeenth  century 
came  next  in  the  persons  of  Miss  Mary  Zaiser,  Miss  Nettie 
Zaiser,  and  Miss  Lizzie  Teipe,  local  horse  women.  They  were 
dressed  in  satin  trains  and  puffed  sleeves,  one  wearing  blue, 
one  pink  and  the  other  purple  richl}'  embroidered.  Upon  their 
heads  were  Gretchen  caps,  studded  with  gems.  Six  gallant 
knights  of  brave  Wallenstein's  period  rode  after  in  velvet- 
slashed  costumes,  sleeves  of  blue  satin,  white  felt  hats,  gilded 
sashes,  broad  silver  buckles  and  swords.  Six  noble  Huguenots 
in  costume  and  si.x  Land's  knights,  or  knights  guards  were  next 
and  then  the  float  of  the  United  German  Singers  came. 

It  was  ten  feet  broad  and  30  feet  long.  On  the  front  left  cor- 
ner was  the  American  Indian  in  magnificent  dress,  and  upon 
the  other  corner  was  the  ancient  Teuton  in  bear  skins,  with 
bis  horned  fur  cap.  Next  was  a  Gothic  temple  of  white  and 
gold,   surrounded  by  four  allegorical  groups  of  art,  poetry. 


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music  and  science.  A  Raphael  sitting  at  bis  easel  with  a  bust 
beside  him  was  the  representative  of  art.  A.  young  lady- 
dressed  in  classic  Greek  costume,  reclining  upon  an  antique 
seat,  holding  a  tablet  and  pencil,  and  having  a  surrounding  of 
books,  the  representation  of  poetry.  Music  was  represented 
by  a  group  of  three  ladies  in  Greek  dress,  one  holding  a  lyre,, 
the  others  playing  upon  double  reed  pipes.  At  the  right  was 
the  savan  of  science,  surounded  byglobe,  telescopes  and  books. 
Within  the  temple,  under  an  open  canopy,  sat  Mother  Ceres; 
before  her  were  two  wheat  sheaves,  and  in  her  hands  were 
sickel  and  flowers.  Gay  bannerettes  ornamented  the  structure, 
together  with  shields  and  flags. 

Then  came  the  ocean  waves,  in  which  two  globes  floated. 
One  showed  America,  the  other  Europe,  and  in  each  was  a  tall 
flagstaff",  one  liaving  the  American  and  the  other  the  German- 
flag.  In  the  rear  was  a  ledge  of  rocks  upon  which  was  an  oc- 
tagonal base,  from  which  rose  six  marble  columns  supporting 
the  dome  of  the  United  States  Capitol.  Within,  in  magnifi- 
cent silk  dresses,  were  Columbia  with  shield  and  Germania 
with  the  great  sword,  studded  vest  of  armor  and  gold-jeweled 
crown.  Upon  the  platform  were  shrubs,  trees  and  flowers, 
■while  the  graceful  trimmings  of  the  float  were  maroon  and 
gold. 

Attending  this  float  were  twelve  medieval  knights,  guards  of 
Lansquenets  on  foot,  and  behind  came  twelve  more.  Each  of 
the  six  horses  was  draped  in  black,  white  and  red — the  Ger- 
man colors — and  each  was  attended  by  a  groom  in  broad  white 
felt  hat,  brass  collar  and  top  boots. 

Twenty  carriages,  the  first  of  which  contained  President 
Louis  Schneider,  of  the  United  Singers,  with  his  coadjutors, 
Louis  Warkmeister,  John  Hoff'meister  and  Frederick  Scheldt, 
followed,  each  bearing  the  pretty  banner  of  one  of  the  follow- 
ing societies :  Baltimore  Liederkranz,  Harmonic,  Germania 
Masnnerchor,  Frohsin,  East  Baltimore  Liederkranz,  Arbeiter 
Maunerchor,  Baltimore  Liedertafel,  Arbeiter  Liedertafel,  Or- 
pheus Msenuerchor,  Thalia  Mseunerchor,  Canton  ^Ma^nnerchor, 
Sfengerrunde,  Franz  Abt  Msenncrclior,  Germania  Ma^nnerchor 
Club,  Baltimore  Liederkranz  Club,  Concordia  Club,  German 
Orphan  Asylum,  General  German  Aged  Men's  Home. 

The  German  shipping  interest  was  displayed  in  great  style. 
Ofiicers  under  Captain  Kuhlman,  of  the  North  German  Lloyd 
steamship  America,  were  followed  by  the  Stevedores'  Associa- 
tion, with  a  miniature  of  the  America. 

After  carriages  with  officers  of  the  organization  came  the 
big  float  of  the  German  Correspondent.  This  was  an  Oriental 
temple  of  eight  columns,  trimmed  with  bannerettes,  and  having 
an  arched  top.  Surrounding  it  were  ten  figurantes,  represent- 
ing every  part  of  the  globe  from  which  the  news  comes  At 
the  rear  were  a  half-dozen  Africans  in  a  grove  of  tropical 
plants.  This  concluded  the  first  sub-division  of  the  fifth  divi- 
sion. 

The  second  sub-division  was  composed  of  the  fat,  hearty- 


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looking  butcliers  in  cnrriiigos  or  ahorse,  with  tall  silk  huts  and 
white  Hjirons.  The  horses  drawing  the  butchers'  lloats  Imd 
the  significant  motto,  "  Live  and  Let  Live."  It  was  evident 
tiial  the  butcliers  had  carried  out  at  least  the  first  part  of  the 
motto.  Their  lloats  represented  three  stories.  Upon  the  first 
were  f>\\  beeves,  on  the  second  calves  good  enough  for  a  hun- 
dred prodigal  sons.     Above  were  sheep. 

The  third  sui)-divisi()n  was  mostly  beer.  There  were  i)leuty 
of  lloats  and  there  was  enough  beer  to  float  twice  as  many. 
The  National  Brewing  Company  and  the  Fort  Marshal  Brew- 
ery h.id  warlike  floats.  Tiie  former  was  a  monitor  made  of 
kegs,  with  a  frowning  turret  from  which  protruded  beer  kegs 
for  cannons,  indicative,  no  doubt,  of  "shootin'  'em  up."  l^ach 
of  its  six  horses  was  mounted  by  a  colored  man  dressed  in  the 
spotle.^^s  white  United  States  navy  uniform.  Fort  Marshal 
Brewery  had  a  counterfeit  of  the  old  earthen  fort  that  stood 
upon  its  site,  and  cannons  were  pointed  toward  the  crowd. 
Nearly  every  float  had  a  Gambriuus  holding  out  the  biggest 
flve  cent  schooner  in  town. 

The  exhibit  of  the  George  Bauernschmidt  Brewing  Company 
was  a  practical  idea  of  the  way  in  which  beer  is  manufactured. 
The  float  was  a  beer  brewery  in  miniature,  and  contained  an 
engine  and  boiler,  steam  kettle,  mash  tub,  hop  jack,  hot  and 
cold  water  tanks,  surface  cooler,  Bartlett  cooler,  elevators  and 
malt  mill,  the  cellar  where  the  baer  casks  are  stowed,  and  the 
sample  room,  these  latter  being  arranged  in  the, rear  of  the 
float.  The  process  of  manufacturing  beer  was  gone  through 
in  imitation  of  the  real  thing.  The  company  had  a  tent  at 
Pimlico,  under  which  the  float  was  on  exhibition  to  the  public. 
The  float  was  27  feet  long,  10  feet  wide  and  22  feet  high,  and 
the  lower  part  contained  a  fringe  of  canvas,  on  which  was 
painted  a  scene  of  a  cellar  in  a  brewery,  showing  the  manner 
in  which  the  casks  are  stowed. 

Vonderhorst  &  Son  had  a  float  giving  typical  scenes  in  beer 
l)rewing.  It  was  an  artistic. exhibit.  The  centre  of  the  float 
contained  a  thirty-flve-barrel  beer  cask.  Roosting  upon  this 
was  an  immense  carved  eagle,  six  feet  six  inches  from  tip  of 
tail  to  point  of  beak,  holding  a  large  gilded  V  in  the  mouth. 
This  is  the  trade-mark  of  the  firm.  On  each  side  and  in  rear 
of  the  float  were  the  heads  of  beer  barrels.  On  each  side  of  the 
forward  part  were  lieads  of  Gamhrinus,  done  in  plaster  of  Paris 
and  cement  and  painted.  Each  of  these  was  mounted  on  shields 
of  the  United  States  and  held  a  white  streamer  floating  from 
the  eagle's  beak.  Each  beer  barrel  was  decorated  with  a  wreath 
of  cedar,  and  surrounding  the  Gambrinus  heads  were  sheaves 
of  barley.  Over  the  large  cask  were  entwined  malt  vines  to 
represent  how  the  plant  grows. 

The  brewery  of  J.  F.  Wiesner  turned  out  a  float  with  a  crim- 
son plush  throne,  canopied  by  the  Maryland  colors  and  aback- 
ground  of  red,  white  and  blue.  A  Gambriuus  sat  there.  At 
his  feet,  under  a  golden  eagle,  sat  two  ladies  in  decollete  style, 
personating  the  Goddess  of  Liberty  and  Germania.     Before 


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these  were  beer  barrels,  around  which  were  green  hop  vines 
Gambrinus  held  an  immense  silver  cup  ' 

George  Brehm's  float  was  a  rock  grotto,with  brick  archc; 
hom  which  rose  a  tall  castellated  watch-tower.  PoHshedkeS 
wa's'on'tS^barrr"^-'^"^^  ^  '''  ^^-'  ^'^^^  '^  "P^  ^^«  ^^iSr 

While  others  liad  a  practical  illustration  of  brewing  beer 

dr 'wing' ber''Ti;?e; ','■••  'T  ^ -^l'"  '"^''^  practSr^e  'of 
uraAMng   oeei.     Three   barrels  with    operative  soicrots  wVrP 

a^'SryTho^        ''"^^  ""'  ^''^'''^  ''^^  P"*^«  nZ%ecoming 

The  Globe^breweryhad  afloat  as  tasteful  as  its  Municli  beer 
A  tremendous  cask  handsomely  painted  rested  upon  an  im- 
mense n)ck,  and  a  golden  globe  surmounted  the  whS?e 
with  Ht?iP  "iT^  Brewing  Company  had  a  series  of  steps  filled 
with  litile  girls  in  white  dresses,  who  whiled  away  the  tedium 

w' th  a  ^r^fn '!,"«  '{  ''''^''"^  P"P-     ^'  '"^^  '^^  ^-«  GambriaS 
with  a  page  in  handsome  costume 

George  Guenther  had  a  chariot  drawn  by  bock  goats  which 
Gambrinus  was  driving,  with  a  fresh  keg  from  a^cool'gTotto 
ton  ?oJm.''  '"'  ^'^  ''^°"°'^"^  ^^"  «^  "^'^^'^  beer  wiS  cot: 

.f.?!'^^'',^'''*''?^^'"'.^''*^^Smer,    coppersmiths,    had   a  big 
ness  ^""^^  ^"""^'"^  ""'^^  ^"^^^^^^  «f  *^«  brewing  busf- 

ThfoSl"}?.-?''"*'  were  brewmasters  driving  in  barouches. 

Ihe  Oukel  Braesig  Verein  was  redolent  of  the  North  Ger- 
man s  beloved  Low  Germany.  Onkel  Braesig  himself  the 
patron  ot  the  nation,  sat  before  just  such  a  straw  thatched 
structure  with  concrete  walls  as  many  adopted  AmeScaus  were 
born  under.  Dressed  in  the  long  brown  Hanover  an  co"a  cap! 
ped  witli  fur,  knee  breeches  and  leggins,  he  was  accompanied 
by  his    avonte  nieces,  Minnekin  and  Linnekin,  as  so  beauS 

Low  Gennans''  """"""^  ^'''  ^'"''^  ^'''''''  *^^  ^^^^  ^^'^' 
The  other  float  was  the  one  showing  the  village  lads  and 
kssies  going  to  he  K.rmess  dressed  inlheir  native  costumes 
The  lads  wore  broad  white  collars,  red  suspenders  knee 
breeches  straw  broadbrims  and  gay  ties.  The  floats  we?e 
oredTer^''^"^  ^  """  '"  ^'"^^^  i^eutschland,  with  gilt  and  cd- 

Dr^  MaHTn'^T  m/.t'^^-^i^'i?  ^!?'°'i^''  ^"^''  ^^  Harugari.  and 
sub-clfvision.  "        Association  concluded  this 

n,il°  iiH  ^^"'■^•^  J^"'!  l«st  sub-division  «'ere  the  Sons  of  Bohe- 
PrnZ  M  r""  ^^"'t'''''  T'f  ^''''  ""'^  ^'^'^'  ^^-  J-  Ri'zicka,  John 
?Hl  TSf^T'"'  Jos^iP'^^ebeda,  F.  Shimek,  Thomas  Ku- 
dr  1,  K.  Feter  Jos.  Jerabeck,  D.  Zelenka,  John  Payril  A  Se- 
sula,  Jos.  Feilman,  Jacob  Weis,  K.  Hurt. 
The  Bohemia  Gymnastic  Association,  in  neat  blue  blouses, 


13:^ 

black  trowsers  aut.1  bhick  Alpine  hats,  wore  followed  by  the 
3olicmian  "  Casino  "  Pleasure  Assembly  and  lodii;es  of  the  C. 
5.  P.  S.  and  C.  S.  P.  ().  The  Bohemian  Young  Men's  Associa- 
iion  Hoezde  concluded  the  fiflii  division. 

The  following  were  the  aids  to  Marshal  Heinrich  C.  Tieck  : 

Col.  Parry  Lee  Downs,  chief  of  stafiF;  August  F.  Kaiser, 
division  color-bearer. 

Aids. — John  W.  H.  Frv,  Col.  John  C.  Horstmeier,  Henry 
Brehm,  A.  C.  Schmidt,  Herman  Kluth,  J.  T.  Gracen,  B.  B. 
Ottenheimer,  Geo.  C.  Jeiser. 

Surgeons. — Dr.  Amos  L.  Gage,  Dr.  John  C.  Hemmeter,  Dr. 
Jos  C.  Ohlendorf,  Dr.  P.  G.  Dill. 

Special  Aids  — Germania  Riding  Club,  Maj.  Frederick  Bauern- 
schmidt,  commanding;  August  J.  Heise,  adjutant;  George 
Baueruschmidt,  Jr.,  guidon-bearer. 

Andrew  Mueller,  Rudolph  Vollmer,  John  E.  Harting,  Otto 
Abrens,  Henry  ^lerz,  Jacob  Klein,  John  C.  Becken,  August 
Hengemihle,  Charles  H.  Mueller,  George  Leimbach,  August 
Danzeglock,  Henry  Eppler.  Henry  Bishop,  Chas.  Quast,  Chas, 
Beck,  J.  F.  Barclay,  Wm  Balke,  John  Marsch,  Morris  Brooks, 
Wm.  T.  Auer,  Achelis  Ford,  John  H.  Horst,  Albert  L.  Herford, 
Edw.  Umbach,  Otto  Hellwig,  Oscar  Goeger,  Charles  A.  Lerian, 
Charles  Werner. 

SIXTH  DIVISION. 

Ma.tok  J.  G.  Pangboun,  Marshal. 

An  almost  interminable  line  of  floats  and  business  wagons 
that  were  a  mass  of  brilliant  colors,  an  exhibition  of  nearly 
every  conceivable  manufactured  product,  with  numerous  illus- 
trations of  the  process  of  manufacture,  together  with  beauti- 
ful, artistic  and  uUegoricul  representations,  the  whole  inter- 
spersed with  bands  of  music  and  attended  with  the  greatest 
enthusiasm — such  was  the  trades  display.  The  various  firms 
entered  into  the  affair  with  such  enthusiasm  and  were  so  lib 
eral  in  expending  money  to  decorate  their  floats  that  the  result 
could  not  have  been  otherwise  than  creditable. 

The  floats  were  built  in  the  workshops  or  yards  of  the  firms, 
and  when  constructed  were  usually  too  large  and  unwieldy  to 
be  removed  bodily  to  the  street.  On  this  account  they  were 
built  in  sections,  and  when  completed  were  dismantled,  to  be 
reconstructed  just  prior  to  starting  for  the  parade.  This  work 
was  begun  at  midnight  Sunday,  and  in  a  number  of  cases  was 
barely  completed  in  time  to  join  the  procession. 

The  display  occupied  the  sixth  division  and  was  the  longest 
in  the  whole  parade.  It  was  under  the  direction  of  Major  J.  G. 
Pangborn,  chief  marshal,  who  rode  on  horseback  in  front,  with 
Col.  Wm.  A.  Boykin,  chief  of  stafl".  Among  the  bands  in  this 
section  were  the  United  States  Marine  Band,  the  Naval  Acad- 
emy Band,  Fourth  Pennsylvania  Regiment  Band  and  Philadel- 
phia City  Drum  Corps,  Maryland  Cornet  Band,  Chesapeake 
City  Band,  Burgoyne's  Band,  Americus  Piccolo  Band,  United 
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States  Artillery  Band,  Annapolis  Cornet  Band,  EmmertOH 
Band  and  Baltimore  Drum  Corps.  Each  section  was  preceded 
by  its  color-bearer  and  had  its  chief,  ■nilh  iiis  aids.  The  order 
of  the  display  was  as  follows  : 

RAILROAD,   EXPRESS,   STEAMSHIPS. 

Twenty  file  front  of  B.  and  O.  conductors,  uniformed  em- 
ployes B  and  O.  R.  R.  Co.  J.  Van  Smith,  commander;  floats 
of  the  B.  and  O.  R.  R.,  U.  S.  Express  Co.,  uniformed  employes 
P.  R.  R.,  J.  A.  Wilson,  commander;  floats  of  the  P.  R.  R., 
Adams  Express  Co.,  Baltimore  City  Passenger  Railway,  Peo- 
ple's Passenger  Railway,  Furuess  Steamship  Line,  Edward 
Mitchell;  Combined  Sailmakers. 

PRINTING,   NEWSPAPERS,    LITHOGRAPHY. 

Floats  of  Baltimore  Typographical  Union,  No.  13,  six  in 
number,  illustrative  of  the  progress  of  the  "  art  preservative." 

Float  of  '■  The  Baltimore  Telegra.m,"  representing  a 
family  scene — the  interi-r  of  a  library — with  family  engaged 
in  reading  Baltimore's  great  weekl)'  and  working  out  the  puz- 
zles. The  horses  were  blanketed  with  unique  advertisements 
of  James  Young,  the  Printer. 

DRY   GOODS,   NOTIONS,   HAT   INDUSTRY. 

Combined  "Wholesale  Dry  Goods,  Straw  Hat  Manufacturers, 
Armstrong,  Cator  &  Co.,  Hurst,  Purnell  &  Co.,  Hodges  Bros., 
Daniel  Miller  &  Co.,  "Witz,  Biedler  &  Co.,  Johnson,  Sutton  & 
Co.,  Pearre  Bros.  &  Co  ,  Rouse,  Hempstone  &  Co.,  Chesapeake 
Shirt  Company,  Wise  Bros.,  S.  Blum  &  Son,  John  A.  Griffiths 
&  Co.,  E.  Pohl  &  Co.,  W.  J.  O'Neal. 

DRESS  GOODS,  FANCY  GOODS,  MILLINERY. 

Joel  Gutman  &  Co  ,  C.  Simon  &  Son,  Posner  Bros.,  S.  Eann 
&  Sods,  E.  Rosenthal,  L.  Krauss. 

NURSERIES,  AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENTS. 

Combined  Florists,  William  Corse  &  Sons,  Robert  Cremcns, 
Baltimore  Farm  Implement  Company. 

PIANOS,  PICTURES,  GOLD  LEAF. 

WMlliam  Knabe  &  Co.,  Charles  M.  Stieff,  Schneider  &  Fuchs, 
McCaddin  &  ^IcElwee,  Adam  Deupert. 

CLOTHING,  FURNISHING  GOODS,  .MERCHANT  TAILORING. 

Oehm's  Acme  Hall,  New  York  Clotliing  House,  Strasburger 
&  Son,  Likes,  Berwanger  &  Co.,  H.  Wurtzburger  &  Son,  Isaac 
Benesch. 

HOUSEHOLD  GOODS,  PAPER  HANGING. 

Hecht  &  Sons,  Joseph  Scherer,,  American  Sewing  Machine 
Company,  Louis  Kaufman,  Mrs  V.  Schlenth,  Aug  Hengemihle. 

TEAS,  COFFEE,  SALT. 

Martin  Gillet  &  Co.,  C.  D.  Kenny,  Alex.  Kerr,  Bro.  &  Co., 
H.  A.  Hosmer  &  Bro. 


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LTTIIOflUAPHY,  TRTNTINO,  PAPER. 

Isaac  FriedenwrtUl,  Roiu'iiious  &  Co.,  Goklamilh  &  Runkle. 

LKATHER.    IIARNKSS,   SADDLERY. 

Shoe  and  Leather  Board  of  Trade,  Lerch  Bros.,  O.  F.  Day 
it  Co.,  H.  O.  Naerger. 

FURNITURE,  UPHOLSTKRY,  MANTELS. 

Atlantic  Furniture  Co.,  M.  L  Straus  &  Co.,  Uriah  A.  Pol- 
lock. Broadway  Furniture  Co.,  Baltimore  Furniture  Co  ,  Isaac 
Benesch,  The  Reliable  Furniture  Co.,  Jno.  C.  Weenis  &  Bro., 
Riddle  &  William.'*,  John  C.  Scherer,  Jr.,  F.  X.  Ganter,  Geo.  D. 
Magruder,  M.  Tregor  &  Co.,  The  Sauer  Mfg.  Co. 

TIN-WARE,    STOVES,   PLU.MBING. 

Matthai,  Ingram  &  Co  .  Keen  &  Hagerty,  S.  B.  Sexton  & 
Son,  The  Keely  Stove  Co.,  Master  Plumbers'  Association. 

GROCERIES,    BAKING    POWDER,    SOAP. 

Chris.  Lipps,  Union  Soap  Co.,  H.  Cone  &  Sons,  P.  New  & 
Sons,  Patapsco  Baking  Powder  Co.,  Fruit  Puddiue  Co.,  Reid  & 
Co  ,  Empire  Steam  Laundry,  Brextou  Laundry,  F.  Sauerwein. 

ICE,  CANNED  GOODS,  PRODUCE. 

The  Ice  Exchange,  Cochian-Oler  Co  ,  Jacob  Frederick  & 
Son,  John  Biemiller,  Terry,  Lara  »fc  Co.,  Consumers'  Ice  Co., 
Sumwalt  Ice  Co.,  Wm.  Numsen  &  Sons,  J.  Wm.  Ports,  Fair- 
banks Canning  Co.,  T.  C.  Pugh  &  Co  .  S.  L.  McCully,  G.  Cas- 
sard  &  Son,  Wm.  S.  Dufly,  John  Dumbler,  B.  O.  Frizzle. 

TOBACCO,  WINES,  LIQUORS. 

L.  H.  Neudecker,  The  Gottschalk  Co.,  Samuel  Hois,  Netter 
Bros.,  Jacob  Schild,  S.  Kaun,  Adam  J.  Gossman. 

BRE.VD,   CRACKERS,  CONFECTIONERY. 

Jas.  D.  Mason  &  Co  ,  Geo.  Blome  &  Son,  Geo.  R.  Skillman, 
Rice  Bros.,  J.  AV.  Cruett,  Baltimore  Pie  Co. 

DRUGS,  MEDICISES,  CHEMICALS. 

Lilly,  Rogers  &  Co.,  Muth  Bros.,  The  Chas.  A.  Vogeler  Co., 
Kohler  Medicine  Co.,  A.  S.  ShatTer,  G.  S.  McGreevy. 

FLOUR,  FEED,   FERTILIZERS. 

The  C.  A.  Gambrill  Co  ,  Tate,  Hinrichs  &  Co.,  E.  N.  Gardner 
&  Co.,  Rinehart,  Childs  «&  Co.,  Chemical  Co.  of  Canton,  M. 
Murray  Brooks  «&  Co.,  M.  J.  &  W.  A.  Brown,  Jas.  R.  Clark 
&  Company. 

POTTERY,   CEMENT,   MARBLE. 

Employes  of  The  Maryland  Pottery  Co  ,  floats  of  The  Mary- 
land Pottery  Co.,  C.  C.  ZilcColgan  &  Co.,  Charles  E.  Ehman,  J. 
M.  Witzgall,  White  Bronze  Co. 

TOYS,   BABY   CARRIAGES,   FIREWORKS. 

Edw.  S.  Prior  &  Co.,  Carrmge  and  Toy  Co.,  William  Bond, 
Wm.  T.  Sagle. 


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GLASS,   PAINTS,  BRUSHES. 

Combined  Glass  Manufacturers,  Baker  Bros.  &  Co.,  Swindell 
Bros ,  Henry  Seim  &  Co  ,  L.  Bokemeyer,  G.  &  N.  Popplein, 
Hirshberg,  Hollander  &  Co.,  Crown  Brush  Works,  Maryland 
White  Lead  Works. 

MACHINERY,   SAFES,    BUILDERS'    SUPPLIES. 

E.  J.  Codd  Co.,  Reuter  &  Mallcay,  Clarence  M.  Kemp,  L.  H. 
Miller,  John  Soberer  &  Son,  Coil  Steam  Cleaning  Co. 

CARRIAGES,   WAGONS,  LUMBER. 

Hartman  &  Moore,  Moses  McCormick  &  Bro  ,  J.  Richey 
Wilson,  J.  L.  Gilbert  &  Bro  ,  W.  S.  Taylor  &  Co.,  H.  E.  Cook 
&  Bro.,  J.  R.  Sagle. 

ELECTRICITY,   TELEGRAPH,   CABLE. 

Postal  Telegraph  and  Cable  Company,  horseback  riders  and 
floats  of  Postal  Telegraph  Co.,  Viaduct  Mfg.  Co,  Electric  Illu- 
minating Co. 

SECTION   CHIEFS   AND   AIDS. 

The  chiefs  of  sections  were  B.  F.  Bond,  E.  V.  Hermange, 
Samuel  Tregallis,  Louis  K.  Gutman,  James  Pentlaud,  George 
N.  Appold,  Fred.  Henneraan,  Thomas  G.  Speights.  James  E. 
Byrd,  William  Deutsch,  H.  A.  Lerch,  Col.  Louis  Strasburger, 
W.  H.  Matthai,  Jacob  Murbach,  Wesley  Oler,  L.  H.  Neudecker. 
H.  L.  Washburn,  Harry  A.  Devries,  E.  T.  Riuehart,  Chas.  L. 
Baker,  Charles  K.  Ober,  N.  Popplein,  Clarence  M.  Kemp,  J, 
Richey  Wilson  and  T.  M.  Dunn. 

The  aids  to  Chief  Marshal  Paugborn  were  Col.  R.  Stockett 
Mathews,  F.  R.  Biedler,  A.  Bechoffer,  John  T.  Gray,  William 
Hunt,  R.  W.  Eddins.  W.  D.  Piatt,  Edward  Futvoye,  Isaac  Gug- 
genheimer,  J.  L.  Gilbert,  P.  N.  Green,  David  Herring,  J.  M. 
Ingram,  Joseph  F.  Matthai,  Thomas  C.  Pugh,  Dr.  B.  Holly 
Smith,  Samuel  A.  Pitt,  L.  C.  Kice,  S.  B  Sexton,  Jr.,  Ed.  P. 
Suter,  Thomas  N.  Terry  Jerome  Vogeler,  George  R.  Webb,  H. 
P.  C.  Wilson,  Louis  Warrington,  William  Wiedley,  A.  L. 
Straus,  John  W.  Linton,  A.  L.  Frederick,  George  A.  Albaugh, 
L.  C.  Byrd,  J.  F.  H.  Wyse,  J.  R.  Wilson.  L.  Tallerman,  E.  Clay 
Timanus,  J.  A.  Wilson,  J.  D.  Wade,  J.  W.  Schaur,  A.  D.  See- 
man,  G.  D.  Sewell.  Henry  Schafer,  Walter  R.  Sweeney,  W.  L. 
Stansberry,  Oscar  E.  Rice,  E.  Rosenfekl,  J.  B.  Richardson,  Ed- 
ward Rosenthal,  W.  D.  Randall,  E.  L.  Raborg,  G.  T.  Rappai- 
ner,  C.  W.  A.  New,  Harry  Nicodemus,  Edward  Noel,  Samuel 
Nixdorff,  J.  T.  Plummer,  E.  J.  Parsons,  Jr..  H.  S.  Dulaney,  Ga- 
briel Duval,  Walter  Dawson,  J.  M.  Davis,  M.  J.  Tyson,  Frank 
Dorn,  Frank  N.  Dawes,  W.  G.  O'Brien,  Theo.  Beimiller,  Gra- 
son  Bramble,  A.  Benesch,  J.  M.  Boone,  J.  L.  Boone,  Samuel 
Bass,  Frederick  Burger,  W.  R.  Birch,  H.  A.  Malthan,  Harry 
Muller,  E.  S.  Mcrriam,  E.  J.  McCleary,  Charles  G.  Campbell, 
W.  H.  Cockey,  George  H.  Clogg.  G.  A.  Cook,  H.  E.  Cook,  E. 
Coulson,  C.  C.  CoUmus,  Edward  Lipps,  F.  W.  Lipps,  C.  W. 
Lewis,  S.  T.  Earle,  N.  Everhart,  C  R.  Kendig,  J.  C.  Krautz,  A. 


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A.  Kayser,  George  Keeler.  Wm.  Kress,  J.  A.  Fritter,  William 
Fraser,  J.  W.  Geiger,  F.  C.  Gardner.  W.  H.  Gibbons.  James 
Bonn.  Louis  Houghton,  Wm.  P.  Hail,  John  Hood.  W.  J.  Her- 
ring, William  P.^Hall,  S.  O.  Heiskell,  C.  G.  Hill.  J.  Parker 
Hynds,  C.  A.  Heman,  Irving  Hellen,  Ed.  Hecht,  W.  H.  Hess, 
John  Harris,  C.  C.  Jones,  H.  E.  Jackius,  Fred.  Dreschler,  Wil- 
liam Thorn. 


SECOND  DAY— TUESDAY. 

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Horse  and  cattle  sales  at  Pimlico,  10  to  12  A.  M. 

Awarding  of  premiums  for  horses  and  cattle  at  Pimlico. 

Hand  fire  engine  te&t,  10  A.  M  ,  on  Mt.  Vernon  Place. 

Races  at  Pimlico,  1  P.  M. 

Parade  of  Knights,  3  P.  M. 

Tournament  at  Pimlico,  5  P.  M. 

Ball  in  open  pavilion  at  Pimlico  after  tournament. 

THIRD  DAY— WEDNESDAY. 

Horse  and  cattle  sales  at  Pimlico,  10  to  12  A.  M. 
Awarding  of  premiums  in  household,  agricultural  implement 
and  other  departments  at  Pimlico. 
Races  at  Pimlico,  3  P.  M. 

FOURTH  DAY— THURSDAY. 

Parade  of  labor  organizations,  9.30  A.  M. 

Horse  and  cattle  sales  at  Pimlico,  10  to  12  A.  M. 

Labor  meeting  and  addresses  at  Pimlico. 

Representation  of  battle  of  North  Point  at  Pimlico,  2  P.  M. 

Vocal  concert  preceding  battle. 

Dedication  of  new  postoflBce,  8  P.  M. 

Maryland  ball,  Concordia  Opera  House,  9.30  P.  M. 

FIFTH  DAY— FRIDAY. 

Parade  of  soldiers,  9  A.  M.     Reviewed  by  Governor  Jack- 
son and  Governors  of  other  Stales. 
Horse  and  cattle  sales  at  Pimlico,  10  to  12  A.  M. 
Races  at  Pimlico,  3  P.  M. 
Bombardment  of  Fort  McHenry,  8  P.  M. 

SIXTH  DAY— SATURDAY. 

Horse  and  cattle  sales  at  Pimlico,  10  to  12  A.  M. 
Races  at  Pimlico,  3  P.  M. 


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