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Afefcrcriatleas, b. - bora, ch. - children, d. - died, Etc.

BARNES, Ebbnezbr, b. County, Massachusetts, , 17...

[Military History in Pension Commissioner's Office, Washington, D. C]
Settled at Barnes' Grove, (Named for him) Sec 33, in what is now Dan vers
Township, McLean County, 111. about 1830, d. Barnes Grove (?) May 17,
1836. Buried in Stouts Grove Cemetery, (?) Sec 16, Danvers Township,
McLean County, I1L ( See Book A. Pages 24 and 47, County Commissioners
Court Records, and Box 1, Case 53, Estate Files, McLean County, 111.
also Duis' Good Old Times" 1874, Page 440. Information also from Charles
Barnes, Grandson, Mound City, Kansas, 19 12.)

Wife, Ruth ( ) Barnes, Sons, Harrison Barnes, Ebenezer Barnes,

Jr. [Other ch.?]

BARTHOLOMEW, Joseph, b County, New Jersey, March 15,

1766. [Private, Captain Jonathan Rowland's Company, - "Tradyffren
Company" - Pennsylvania Militia, 1780, ? ] Settled on Sec. 13, in what is
now Money Creek Township, McLean County, 111. 1830, d. near Clarksville,
111. Nov. 2, 1840. Buried in Clarksville Cemetery, Sec. 3, Money Creek
Township, McLean Couunty, Ilk (See "WTar Record of McLean County,
111." 1S99, Page 312, and Box 4, Case 153, Estate Files, McLean County,
111. also Pennsylvania Archives, 5th Series, Vol. V, Page 619.)
1st Wife, Christiana (Pickenpaugh) Bartholomew, ch. Sarah (Bartholomew)
Espey , Catharine ( Bartholomew ) McNaught , Amelia ( Bartholomew )
Hopkins, Mary (Bartholomew) Hopkins, Martha (Bartholomew) Vail,
Elizabeth (Bartholomew) Epler , Christiana (Bartholomew) Epler, Marston
C. Bartholomew, James C. Bartholomew, John Bartholomew.
2nd Wife, Elizabeth (McNaught) Bartholomew, ch. Nancy (Bartholomew)
Bradley, Angela (Bartholomew) Merryman , George M. Bartholomew,
William M. Bartholomew.

BESLER, Samuel, b County, Virginia, (?) about 1760. [Captain,

Samuel Beeler's Company , Virginia Militia , War of the Revolution. ]
Settled in McLean County, 111. about 1830, d. near Twin Grove, Jan. 14,
1840. [Date of death on Gravestone not correct.] Buried in East Twin
Grove Cemetery, Sec. 35, Dry Grove Township, McLean County, 111.
( See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874 , Page 425, also 8th Annual Report,
Virginia State Library, iojo-'ii, Page 41 , and Box 4, Case 139, Estate
Files, McLean County, 111. Information also from G. W. Henry, Grandson,
Bloomington, Ilk 191 2.)

Wife, Mary (Graves) Beeler, ch. Samuel Beeler, Jr. (18 12.) William
Beeler, Mary ["Polly"] (Beeler) Henry , Elizabeth (Beeler) Rockhold,
George Beeler, Amelia (Beeler) Kelly, Nancy (Beeler) Hill, Emmeline ?
( Beeler ) Dollauhan , Isabella ( Beeler ) Rockhold , Lavina ( Beeler )
Rynearson.

CROSE, Philip, Sr. b County, Pennsylvania, (?) about 1753

[ Military History probably in Pension Commissioners Office, Washington
D. C] Served from about June 1, to Dec. 31, 1783. Settled at Randolph'
Grove, McLean County, 111. about 1837, d. Randolph's Grove, July 4
1848. Buried in Miller or Randolph Township Cemetery, Sec. 26, Randolp!
Township, McLean County, 111. (See Duis "Good Old Times" 1874
Page 720, and Box 11, Case 339, Estate Files, McLean County, Illinois
Information also from Mrs. Barbara Fisher, Greatgranddaughter, Randolp
111. 191 2, Mrs. Sarah Crose, Saybrook, 111. and J. T. Martin, Heyworth, II
Wife, Priscilla (Becks) Crose, ch. Solomon Crose, Michael Crose, Joh
Crose, Henry Crose, Philip Crose, Jr. William Crose, Barbara (Crose
Hand, Mary (Crose) Alkire , Jane (Crose) Miles, Rebecca (Crose) Brocl

HAGGARD, David, b. Albemarle County, Virginia 1762. [NoOffici

Record of Military Service Found.] Served in the Virginia Militia , abot
1779 to 1783. In Battle of Yorktown, Virginia, Oct. 14, 1781, and at tl
Surrender of Cornwallis, Oct. 19, 1781. Settled at Bloomingt on, 111. 183I
d. Eloomington, 111. April 15, 1843. [Date of death on Gravestone m
correct.] Buried on Lot ..., Sec. ..., Evergreen Cemetery, Bloomingtoi
111. ( See Haggard Genealogy, and Box 6, Case 190, Estate Files, McLes
County, 111.)

Wife , Nancy ( Dawson ) Haggard , ch . Elizabeth ( Haggard ) Landei
Martha (Haggard) Routt - Newton, Sally (Haggard) Lander, Melvii
( Haggard ) Rucker , Cynthia ( Haggard ) Babbitt , Mahala ( Haggard
McCaughan, Louesa (Haggard) Blakely, Louisa (Haggard) Thompsoi
Dawson Haggard, John Haggard.

HOUGHAM, Moses, Sr. b County, Maryland, (?) about 1744, (

Served from Virginia (?) in the War of the Revolution. Settled in McLes
County, 111. about 1830, d. Harley's Grove, about 1845, "aged 101 years
Buried in Scogin's Cemetery, Sec. 18, Bloomingt on Township, McLe£
111. (See 8th Annual Report, Virginia State Library, 1910-'! 1, Page 23c
' ' Moses Huffman ' . Information also from Ira Hougham , Grandsot
Heyworth, 111. 1912.)

Wife, Catharine ( ) Hougham, ch. William Hougham, Isas

Hougham, Runyon Hougham, Sr. Moses Hougham, Jr. (1812) Catharh
(Hougham) Ellington.

KARR, John C. b. Tinicum, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, 175

Captain, John C. Karr s Company, 2nd Battalion, Somerset County, Ne
Jersey Militia, War of the Revolution. Settled in McLean County, Illinoi
1839, d. near Leroy, 111. Dec. 16, 1840. Buried in Heyworth Cemeter
Heyworth, 111. (See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 814, Heitman
Historical Register, U. S. Pension List, 1840, D. A. R. Lineage Book, Vo
XXI, Page 180, and Box 4, Case 159, Estate Files, McLean County, 111
[Name spelled "Kerr" in many instances.]

Wife, Mercy (Lee) Karr, ch. Walter Karr, Eleanor (Karr) Crivliin
Joseph Karr, John Karr, Jr. Dr. Thomas Karr, (1812.) Nancy (Kan-
Noble , Rebecca ( Karr ) Noble , Mercy ( Karr ) Buck , Jacob Karr .

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KARR, (Continued,) Extracts From The Will Of Capt. John C. Karr;
( Dated April 7, 1840. Eox 4, Case 159, Estate Files, McLean County, 111.)
[Directs the erection of] ' 'a gravestone corresponding with my wifes [with
inscription] in manner and form following, 'Sacred to the Memory of John
Karr, a Soldier of the Revolution in 1776." x x x [also] x x x "My said
executors will bury me with the honors of War, and invite Capt. Moses
Baldwin with 7 Men for the first Salute & Capt. George Martin with 6 men
for the second Salute, it being in honor of my defence of the 13 States".

McCULLOUGH, William, i, b. Baltimore, Maryland, , 1756. Private,

Capt. Alexander Lawson Smith's Company, Col. Mo.ees Rawling' s
Maryland Regiment, Continental Line, Aug. 6, 1776 to Aug. ..., 1778.
( Received a Pension.) Settled in McLean County, 111. about 1830, d.
Twin Grove, Nov. 23, 1832. Buried in McCullough Family Cemetery,
(abandoned) on Elkins Farm, Sec. 28, Dry Grove Township, McLean
County, 111. (See D. A. R. Lineage Book, Vol. XXVII, Page 275.)
Wife, Mary ( ) McCullough, Son, Peter McCullough. [Other ch.?]

McGHEE, William, b County, North Carolina, Oct 1756.

[ Military History in Pension Commissioners Office, Washington, D. C]
Settled in what is now McLean County, 111. 1828, d. Diamond Grove, Oct.
6, 1843. Buried in Diamond Grove Cemetery, Sec. 7, Downs Township,
McLean County, 111. (See U. S. Pension List, 1840, and Gravestone.
Information also from G. W. Downs, Bloomington, 111. 191 2.)
Wife, Rebecca (Satterfield) Downs-McGhee, Dau. Mary (McGhee) Tovrea

TOLIDAY, John, b. Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, (?) 17...

[ .Military History in Pension Commissioners Office, Washington, D. C]
Settled in what is now Mount Hope Township, McLean County, 111. about
1830, d. Leroy, 111. about 1849. Buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, (old part)
near Leroy, 111. (See Book A, Page 51, County Commissioners Court
Records, McLean County, 111. Information also from Mrs. James Smith,
Bloomington, 111. and Thomas L. Buck, LeRoy, 111. 191 2.)

Wife, ( ,) Toliday, ch. Lydia (Toliday) William

Toliday, Fleming Toliday, John Toliday, Jr.

WILLIAMSON, Jacob, b County, New Jersey, (?) 17... [Private,?

New Jersey Militia, (?) War of the Revolution. Settled at Hittle's Grove,
Tazewell County, 111. about 1S26, d. Sec. 17 in what is now Danvers Twp.
McLean County, 111. June ... 1838. Buried in Stout's Grove Cemetery, (?)
Sec. 16, Danvers Township, McLean County, 111. ( Information from Wm.
Hieronymus, Jr. Minier, 111. R. F. D. 191 2, and Winton Carlock, Carlock,
111. 1913. See also Box 2, Case 70, Estate Files, McLean County, 111)

Wife, Martha ( ) Williamson, ch. Margaret (Williamson)

, Sarah ( Willilmson ) , Catharine B. (Williamson)

Goodenough, Martha (Williamson) Lindsey, Jane (Williamson) Jackson,
(?). Esther Ann (Williamson) Perkins, Josephine (Williamson) Mitchell,
Jacob L, D. Williamson , Solomon Williamson , Chapman Williamson .
UNCERTAIN,

BELL, Nathaniel, Said to have died in McLean County, 111. Jan. 17, 1835.

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^.dams, Matthew, b County, Pennsylvania, Nov. i. 1788.

[ Adjutant ? in Detachment from the 49th (Maxwells) Regt. Pennsylvania
Militia, detailed for Service on the Canadian Frontier, Feb. 14, 18 14 to
Feb. 19, 1814. ? ] Enlisted shortly after Hull's surrender at Detroit, Aug.
16, 1812. Settled in McLean County, 111. Oct. .., 1834, d. near Selma. 111.
Feb. 1, 1855. Buried in Selma Cemetery, Selma, Lexington Township,
McLean County, 111. (See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 687,
and Box 14, Case 89, Estate Files, McLean County, 111. Information also
from George M. Adams , Grandson , Bloomington , 111 . Grave Marked ,
Society of 1812, No. 528.)

Wife, Jane (Black) Adams, ch. Calvin P. Adams, John L. Adams, James
Adams, Thomas C. Adams, Matthew Adams Jr. Annetta (Adams) Dawson,
Araminta (Adams) Dawson, Almeda ? (Adams) Steers.

Ulbn, Daniel, b. Tioga County, New York , 1764 , Capt.

's Company, .... Regt. New York Militia, (?) War of

1S12 Settled in McLean Comity, 111. 1837, d.

in what is now Mt. Hope Township, Feb. 15, 1847. Buried in Allen Family
burial-ground (abandoned) on Trott Farm, Sec. 6, Mt. Hope Towr. ship,
McLean County, 111. ( See History of Tazewell County, 111. 1879, Page 488.
Information also from Stephen Griffin, Grandson, Bloomington, 111. 1913.)
1st Wife, Anna (Doddj Allen, ch. Benjamin Allen, Jesse Allen, David
Allen, Charles Allen, Amy (Allen) White, Anna (Allen) Griffin, Phoebe
(Allen) Merritt.

2nd Wife, Lucretia ( ) Allen, ch. Rogers R. Allen, J. Kingsbury

Allen, Emily (Allen) Davison , Sarah (Allen) Davison .

Arnold, Winfield S. b County, Kentucky 1792. Private,

Capt. [Henry?] Brush's Company, Col. Jeptha Dunlap's (?) Regt. Major
[Thomas B.?] Van Homes Brigade, [U. S. Volunteers?] on River Raisin,
181 2, also in Col. William Dudley's Regt. Kentucky Volunteers, at Siege
of Fort Meigs, Ohio, May 5, 18 13, being one of about 150 men of Colonel
Dudley's command who escaped the massacre. Settled in McLean County,
111. 1845, d. Selma, 111. Jan. ..., 1867. Buried in Selma Cemetery, Selma,
Lexington Township, McLean County, 111. ( See Arnold Mss. Genealogy.
McLean County Historical Society Collections.)

Wife, Mary (Utterback) Arnold, ch. William M. Arnold, Samuel R.
Arnold , Elizabeth ( Arnold ) Gentry , Mary J . ( Arnold ) Bull , Sarah
(Arnold) Huston.

Bailey, Walter, b. Loudoun (?) County, Virginia, March 15, 1789. Private,
Capt. Price Jacob's Company, 57th Regt. Virginia Militia, Sept. 18, 1814
to Feb. 28, 1815. Settled in McLean County, 111. 1864, d. Selma, 111.
March 21, 1864. Buried in Selma Cemetery, Selma, Lexington Township,
McLean County, 111. (Grave Marked, Society of 1812, No. 134. )
Wife, Orpha (Wilson) Bailey, ch. Sydnor Bailey, James Bailey, Martha
A. (Bailey) Wode- Stevens, Susan (Bailey) Bailey.

Baker, Dr. Isaac, b. Fairfield County, Connecticut, Sept. 13, 1783. Sentinel
at Block House, Marietta, Ohio, War of 1812. Settled in what is now
McLean County, 111. 1827, d. Leroy, 111. April 28, 1872. Buried in Or.k
Grove Cemetery, (old part) near Leroy, 111. (See Duis' 'Good Old Times'
1874, Page 206.)

1st Wife, Susannah M. (Dodge) Baker, ch. Seth Baker, Elliott Baker,
William Baker, John Baker, Susannah Baker, Charles Baker, Sidney D.
Baker, Mary A. (Baker) Rowan, Solomon D. Baker, Hiram Eaker,
Albert Baker.

2nd Wife, Ruth (White) Greenman-Baker, ch. Laura W. (Baker) Noble,
Julia A. (Baker) Edwards.

Banks, Cassell, b. in what is now Floyd County, Virginia, Nov. 18, 1789.
Private, Capt. Robert Hairston s Company of Riflemen (Franklin County)
110th (Col. Innes') Regt. Virginia Militia, Feb. 6, 1815 to Feb. 19, 1815.
( Allowed for 20 days service, including 13 days traveling from Richmond,
Va. where he was discharged, to his home.) Settled in McLean County,
111. 1834, d. Dawson Twp. Oct. 22, i860. Buried in Dawson Cemetery,
Sec. 26, Dawson Twp. McLean County, 111. ( See 'Biographical Record' of
McLean County, 111. 1899, Pages 210- '11. Information also from Harry
VanGundy , Great-grandson, Eloomington, 111. 1913.)
Wife, Mary (Watkins) Banks, ch. Sarah (Banks) Martin, John Banks (2)
Elizabeth (Banks) McDaniel, George Banks , Ruth (Banks) Wall, Marks
Banks, Thomas Banks, Mary (Banks) VanScoyoc.

Barnard, Francis, Jr. b. Island of Nantucket, Massachusetts, Nov. 10, 1777.

Quartermaster, Regt. North Carolina Militia, (Or U. S. Volunteers?)

War of 1 81 2. ( Enlisted probably from Wilkesborough, N. C.) Settled in
what is now McLean County, 111. 1828, d. near Danvers, 111. Nov. 9 1855.
Buried in Barnard Cemetery, Sec. 29, Dry Grove Twp. McLean County,
111. (See "Biographical Album' of McLean County, 111. 1887, Page 1026.
Information also from Mrs. F. M. Hall, Grand - daughter, Danvers, 111.)
1st Wife, Jane ( McCord ) Barnard, ch. James O. Barnard, Alac'elpfcia
(Barnard) Clary, Almira (Barnard) Goodpasture, Simpson Y. Barnard,
Melman N. Barnard, Irvin Barnard, John F. Barnard, William M. Barnard.
2nd Wife, Catharine (Cox) Swallow - Barnard, (No ch.)

Bartholomew, Lt. -Col. Joseph, b County, New Jersey, March 15,

1766. Served in Wayne's War, 1793- 1795, also Lieutenant - Colonel, 2nd
Battalion, Major John Park Boyd's Division, Indiana Militia, Sept. 11,
181 1 to Nov. 24, 1 81 1. (In Battle of Tippecanoe, Nov. 7, 181 1.)

[See Next Page.]

Jartholomew , ( Continued ) Wounded in Battle of Tippecanoe, Received a
Pension. Also commanded an expedition of 135 men, Indiana Militia, sent
against hostile Indians at a Delaware town on west fork of White River,
Indiana, June, 1S13. Settled on Sec. 13, in what is now Money Creek
Township, McLean County, 111. 1830, d. there Nov. 2, 1840. Buried in
Clarksville Cemetery, Sec. 3, Money Creek Township, McLean County,
111. (See Cockrum's Pioneer History of Indiana, Pages 278 and 374, also
Filson Club Publication No. 18, Page 35, and War Record of McLean
County, 111. Page 312.)
[For wives and childrens names see Revolutionary List in this work.]

Say, William, Sr, b County, Pennsylvania, 17... Spy,

Capt Wood's Company, Regt. Ohio Militia, War of

^12 Settled in Bloomington, 111. 1837, d.

Galesburg, 111. Aug. 29, 1845. Buried in old City Cemetery, Bloomington,
111. (See Dins' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 359; Box 9, Case 256,
Estate Files , McLean County, 111. and Biographical Album of McLean
County, 111. 1887, Pages 230 (mis-numbered 133) and 1070.
Wife, Susannah (Hudson?) Bay, ch. James Simpson Bay, William Bay, Jr
David Bay, Edward Bay, Dorinda (Bay) Viney, Elizabeth (Bay) Glimpse
Martha (Bay) Hazle, John Bay. (Information from H. P. Hazle, grandson
Bloomington, 111.)

ENSON, John, Sr. b. York County, Pennsylvania, March 1, 1778. Sergeant,
Capt. David Robb's Company, Mounted Riflemen, Indiana Militia, Oct.
25, 1811, to Nov. 19, 1811. (In Battle of Tippecanoe, Nov. 7, 1811.)
Settled at Low's Grove, in what is now McLean County , 111. 1823, d.
Eureka, 111. June .., 1879. Buried in Benson Cemetery, Sec. . . White
Oak Township, McLean County, 111. (See Dins' "Good Old Times" 1874,
Page 823. Information also from Mrs. F. J. Harris, Great-granddaughter.)
1 st Wife , Sallie (Music) Benson , ch . John Benson, Jr. James Benson ,
William T. T. Benson, Jesse Benson, Polly Benson, Melinda (Benson)
Brown, Maria (Benson) Brown .
2nd Wife, Elizabeth (Waldron.) Benson. (No ch. ?)

Jigger, Capt. James, b County, Pennsylvania, Feb. 11, 1783.

Captain, James Bigger 's Company, Lieut. -Col. Joseph Bartholomew's
Battalion, Major G. R. Ci Floyd'o Divioion, Indiana Militia, at Battle of
Tippecanoe, Nov. 7, 181 1, also Captain, James Bigger 's Company, U. S.
Volunteers, May 29, 1813, to Nov. 25, 1814. Settled in McLean County,
111. 1833. d. in what is now Gridley Township, McLean County, 111. April
1, 1S41. Buried in Clarksville Cemetery, Sec. 3, Money Creek Township,
McLean County, 111. ( See Eiographical Album of Woodford County, 111.
1889, Page 227. Grave Marked, Society of 1812, No. 129.)

1st Wife (Stewart) Bigger, ch. Abigail (Bigger) Hamilton,

Lowery Bigger, Minerva (Bigger) Gooding.

2nd Wife , Elizabeth (Hart) Bigger, ch. Pleasant H. Bigger, Susan J.
( Bigger ) Hibbs , Samuel C. Bigger, Martha J. ( Bigger ) Piatt, James
Bigger, Jr. Mary A. (Bigger) Carter, John J. B. Bigger.

Bishop, James, Sr. b. Fauquier ? County, Virginia, June 28, 1768. Teamster,

Regt. Ohio Militia, under Gen. Hull. Taken prisoner at the

surrender of Detroit, Aug. 16, 1812, paroled, Re-enlisted. Quartermaster,

Regt. Ohio Militia, under General Tupper , War of 1812.

Settled in McLean County, 111. about 1840, d. Randolph's Grove, Aug.
24, 1847. Buried in Bishop Cemetery, Spaid Farm, Sec. 27, Randolph
Township, McLean County, 111. (See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Pp.
747-'8, also Gravestone Inscription, and Bishop-Lake Genealogy, 1898.
Wife, Chloe (Lake) Bishop, ch. Aquilla Bishop, Polly (Eishop) McKinnen,
William Bishop, Susan (Bishop) Foley, John Bishop, Sallie (Bishop)
Sparklin, Chloe (Bishop) Violett, James Bishop, Jr. Daniel Bishop, Mason
Bishop, Nancy Bishop, Catherine (Bishop) Van Meter, Martin Bishop.

Bishop , William, (Son of James Bishop, Sr.) b. Fauquier County, Virginia,
Sept. 8, 1794. Private, Capt. Robert Reid's Company, Col. James Denny's
1st Regt. 2nd Brigade, 2nd Division, Ohio Militia, Aug. 30, 18 12 to Oct.
13, 18 1 2, also Private, Capt. William Drake s Company, Col. James Mills
1st Regt. 3rd Detachment, Ohio Militia, Feb. 14, 1813 to Aug. 14, 1813.
Enlisted from Clark County, Ohio. Served also as a Teamster. Went to Ft.
Meigs and Ft. Wayne. Settled in McLean County, 111. 1833, d. Old Town
Township, Oct. 10, 1855. Buried in Bishop Cemetery, Sec. 30, Old Town
Township, McLean County, 111. ( See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, P.
484, also Adjutant - Generals Records, State of Ohio, and Bishop -Lake
Genealogy, 1898.)

Wife , Margaret (Lake) Bishop, ch. Harvey Bishop, Henry C. Bishop,
Dr . Samuel Bishop , George Bishop , Elizabeth ( Bishop ) Price , Susan
(Bishop) Reyburn , William H. Bishop , Sarah (Bishop) Ayers, Luther
Bishop.

Bowman, Alexander, b. Erie ? County, Pennsylvania, April 9, 1791. Corporal,
Capt. John Fetterman's Company, 132nd (Lieut. -Col. Samuel Dale's)
Regiment, Pennsylvania Militia, Jan. 1, 1814 to Feb. 9, 1814. Settled in
McLean County, 111. 1852, d. Danvers, 111. Feb. 28, 1883. Buried on Lot
316, Bloomington Cemetery, Bloomington, 111. Received a Land- Warrant
which was located near Warrensburg Cass County, Mo. (See Biographical
Album of McLean County, 111. 1887, Pages 631 -'2 , and Pennsylvania
Archives, 6th Series, Volume X, Page 58 . Information also from Mrs.
Lorena J. Johnston, Daughter, Bloomington, 111. 191 3.)
1 st Wife , Sarah ( McFadden ) Bowman , ch. Andrew Bowman , Hiram
Bowman , James Bowman , Alexander Bowman , Jr. Josiah Bowman,
Stephen Bowman , Catherine ( Bowman ) Chatley , Sarah ( Bowman )
Dietrich, Margaret (Bowman) Barnes.

2nd Wife, Elizabeth (Robbins) Bowman, ch. Emmeline (Bowman) Davis,
Ruth (Bowman) Pancake, Mary (Bowman) Kamp, Lorena J. (Bowman)
Johnston, Jesse N. Bowman, S. N. Bowman.

Bran am an , David, b. Augusta County, Virginia, Oct. 24, 1788. Private,
Capt. Alexander R. Givens' Company, 5th (McDowell's) Regt. Virginia
Miiitia, Aug. 30, 1814 to Dec. 9, 1814. (See Next Page.)

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WILLIAM BISHOP.

ALEXANDER BOWMAN.

ABRAN BUCKLES.

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Branaman, (Continued) Settled in McLean County, I1L Sept 1836. d. in
what is now Dawson Township, McLean County, I1L Aug. 28 , 1846.
Buried in Frankeberger Cemetery, Sec. 27, Dawson Township, McLean
County, I1L (His Company was also known as Lieut. Samuel Crawford's.
He enlisted from Augusta City, Va. and was discharged at Camp Cross
Roads.) See Book 209, Page 126, Deed Records, (Warrant No. 49854)
and Box 9, Case 275, Estate Files, McLean County, 111. Information also
from H. E. Millay, Grandson, Ellsworth, I1L 19 13.
Wife , Mary (Halderman) Branaman , ch. John H. Branaman, David R.
Branaman, Mary J. (Branaman) Gilmore, Elizabeth (Branaman) Jackson,
Sarah F. (Branaman) Neal, Caroline C. Branaman, Addison P. Branaman
Henry F. Branaman, Augustus B. Branaman, Martha E. (Branaman)
Millay, Hester P. (Branaman) Spencer.

Brooks, Miles, (1) b County, Virginia, Dec. 1, 1781. Private (?)

Capt ' s Company Regt

( Not in active service. ) Settled at Brooks ' Grove, ( Named for him ) in
what is now McLean County, 111. March 14, 1830, d. Brooks' Grove, Dec
24, 1840. Buried in Brooks' Grove Cemetery, Sec. 32, Allin Township,
McLean County, 111. (See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 125.)
Wife, Lucy (Pulliam) Brooks, ch. America (Brooks) Williamson, Betsey
(Brooks) Decker, Shurilda (Brooks) Henline, Sarepta (Brooks) Darnell -
Higgins, Millie (Brooks) Owen, Martha (Brooks) Stroud-Harding, Lucy
M. (Brooks) Howell- Rathbone, Elza Brooks, Benjamin Brooks, Presley T.
Brooks.

Brown, Jacob, b County, New Jersey, Dec 14, 1796. [Private,

Capt. John Bartholomew's Company, Col. John Williamson's Regt. Ohio
Militia, July 31, 1812, to Sept. 7, 1812. Enlisted from Adams County, O.]
Served as a Farrier. Settled in McLean County, 111. 1844, d. Selma, 111.
March 30, 1891. Buried in Selma Cemetery, Selma, McLean County, 111.

(See History of McLean County, I1L 1879, Page 497. Information also
from A. V. Pierson, Lexington, I1L and Western Reserve Historical Soc
Cleveland, Ohio.)
WTife, Margaret (Moore) Brown, ch. Henry Brown, John Brown, William

Brown, Robert Brown, Alice (?) Brown.
Buckles, Abram, ( Son of John Buckles, 1.) b. Hoist on County, Virginia,
June 28, 1800. (Not enlisted. Helped build a stockade fort in White

County, Illinois, about 1814.) Settled at Buckles' Grove, near Leroy, 111.

1832, d. Empire Township, McLean County, I1L May 17, 1878. Buried in

Gilmore Cemetery , Sec 30 , Empire Township , McLean County , 111.

(See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 564.)

Wife, Mary (Williams) Buckles, ch. John Buckles, 2, Maranda (Buckles)

Collins , Aaron Buckles, Tabitha (Buckles) Dickerson, Mary (Buckles)

Alstine, Mahala (Buckles) Rutledge, Roland Buckles, Emeline (Buckles)

Kershaw, Larkin Buckles, William H. Buckles.

Buckles, John, (i) b. Holston (?) County, Virginia, May 13, 1774. Private,
Capt. Daniel Boultinghouse's Company, Mounted Volunteers, Illinois
[Territorial] Militia, (Rangers) Sept. 8, 1814 to Dec. 8, 18 14. (Enlisted
from White County, 111.) Settled at Buckles' Grove, (Named for him.) in
what is now Empire Township, McLean County, 111. 1828. d. near Leroy,
111. Feb. 20, 1844. Buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, (old part) near Leroy,
111. (See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Pages 529 & 533, also Adjutant -
Generals Report, State of Illinois, 1882, "Black Hawk and Mexican
Wars" Appendix, 1810-1815, Page 342.)

Wife, ( ) Buckles, ch. Abram Buckles, Peter Buckles,

William Buckles. [Others?]

Bull, William, b. Accomack (?) County, Virginia, Oct. 10, 1779. Private,
Capt. William P. Custis' Company, 2nd (Bayley's) Regt. Virginia Militia,
War of 181 2. (Served 1 month, 6 days. Dates of service not found.)
Settled in McLean County, 111. 1841, d. Selma, III Jan. 25, 1852. Buried
in Selma Cemetery , Selma, Lexington Township, McLean County, 111.
(Grave Marked, Society of 181 2, No. 133. See Virginia Pay Rolls, War of
1812, Page 310.)

Wife , Esther ( Fowler ) Goodwin - Bull , ch. Eleanor C. (Bull) Arnold,
Caroline (Bull) Haner, Eliza (Bull) McMasters, Washington Bull, Milton
Bull, Julia A. (Bull) Myres, Mahala (Bull) Moore, Margaret (Bull) Reed.

Burtis, Capt. Jacob H. b. Queens County, Long Island, New York, Nov. 18,
1796. Captain, Jacob H. Burtis' Company, 75th (?) Regt. New York
Militia, about 18 15. ( Enlisted in New York City. Not in active service.)
Settled in McLean County, 111. Dec. 1, 1836, d. Hudson, 111. June 16,
1873. Buried in Havens Grove Cemetery, near Hudson, 111. (See Duis'
"Good Old Times" 1874, Page 656.)

1st Wife, Eliza (Carman) Burtis, ch. Edwin E. Burtis, Phoebe E. (Burtis)
Weeks, Jacob H. Burtis, Jr. Hannah A. (Burtis) Carl.
2nd Wife, Mary (Weeks) Burtis, ch. Alfred S. Burtis, Catherine A.
(Burtis) Collins, Rachel R. (Burtis) Johnston, James H. Burtis.

Carnell, Daniel, b County, Maryland, Oct. 13, 1792. Sergeant,

Capt. Samuel Cockerell s Company, 7th Regt. Virginia Militia, July 29,
i8i4to Feb. 22, 1815. Settled in McLean County. 111. March 22, 1854. d.
Arrowsmith Township, May 21, 1863. Buried in Stipp Cemetery, Sec. 20,
Arrowsmith Township, McLean County, 111. (See Book 242, Page 561,
Deed Records, McLean County, 111. Warrant No. 21067. Information also
from Mrs. Mary R. Ross, Daughter, Bloomington, 111. 1912.)
Wife, Elizabeth (Parker) Carnell, ch. Susan (Carnell) Pancake, Isaac P.
Carnell, Sarah C. (Carnell) Caylor, Luke Carnell, Benjamin Carnell,
Margaret A. (Carnell) Owens - Muxlow , William H. Carnell, Eliza E.
(Carnell) Rinehart , Mary R. (Carnell) Ross.

Chandler, Alfred, b. County, , 17

Private, Capt. John Duvall's Company, 10th (Boswell's) Regt. Kentucky
Detached Militia, March 4, 1813 to Sept. 28, 1813. (See Next Page.)

Chandler, (Continued), Settled near Leroy, 111. 185.. d. Empire Township,
McLean County, 111. Dec. 20, 1865. Buried in Oak Grove Cemetery , (?)
old part, near Leroy, 111. (?). See Book 58, Page 625, Deed Records,
McLean County, 111. also Box 32, Case 907, Estate Files, and Circuit
Court Records, Sept. Term, 1866, McLean County, 111. (Information also
from the Adjutant - General, State of Kentucky, 191 2.)

Wife, Cynthia A. ( ) Chandler -Land, ch. Elizabeth (Chandler)

Marsh , William D. Chadler, (?) Martha A. ( Chandler ) Knight, John
Chandler.
Cheney, Jonathan, b. Freemans Fort, Y^^^w^^:J^3*J2?Al.A!^..^f^'!^h
Capt. Luther Shepard's Company, Ohio Militia, April 16, 18 14 to July 16,
1 8 14. (Helped guard prisoners at Camp Scioto, Ohio.) Settled at Cheneys
Grove, ( Named for him ) in what is now McLean County, 111. Nov. 4,
1825. d. Saybrook, 111. March 21, 1862. Buried in Saybrook Cemetery,
Saybrook, 111. (See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 383. Information
also from the Adjutant - General, State of Ohio 191 2.)
Wife, Catherine (Owen) Cheney, ch. Mary (Cheney) Stansbury, Thomas
Cheney, Owen Cheney, Keturah Cheney, Emilia (Cheney) Horr, George
Cheney, Hon. Wm. Haines Cheney, Catherine (Cheney) Prothero, R. J.
Cheney, Rebecca (Cheney) Prothero.

Cline, George, b County, Virginia, 1789. Private,

Capt. George Shrum's Company of Riflemen, 13th ( Col. Boyd's? ) Regt.
Virginia Militia, Aug. 29, 1814T.0 March 13, 1815. (At Fort Powhattan.)
Settled in McLean County, 111. about 1839, d. Saybrook, 111. March 28,
1877. Buried in Saybrook Cemetery, Saybrook, 111. (See Biographical
Album, McLean County, 111. 1887, Page 613, also Virginia Muster Rolls,
War of 181 2.)

Wife, Catherine (Miller) Cline, ch. John Cline, Susan (Cline) Owens ,
Mary (Cline) Means, Harrison Cline , Rebecca (Cline) Means, Catherine
(Cline) Owens, M. V, Cline, Christina (Cline) Reed, George D. Cline.
Crookshank, William, b. Argyle, New Yorie, July 6, 1784. Private, Cap$,
John Straight's Company, 7th (Green's) Regt. New York Militia, July 7,
i8i2toNov. 30, 1812, also Private, Capt. Hiram Pratt's Company , 7th,
(Green's) Regt. New York Militia, Dec. i, i8i2toDec. 28, 1812, also
Private, Lieut. Amos Wiswell's Company, 7th, (Greens and Adams)
Regt. New York Militia, Sept. 11. i8i4toSept. 22, igi4- ( In Battle of
Lundy's Lane, July 25, 1814) Settled in McLean County, 111. about 1858,
Killed by a railway train near Heyworth, 111. May 22, 1862. Buried in
Heyworth Cemetery, Heyworth, 111. (Information from J. A. Cruikshauk,
Grandson, Randolph, 111. 19 13.)

1st Wife. Elizabeth (Hathaway) Crookshank, ch. Charles Crookshank,
Maria (Crookshank) Haden , Jane (Crookshank) Marmon -Noble, George
J. Crookshank, Minerva Crookshank, William C. Crookshank, Adaline
(Crookshank) George, John A. Crookshank, 1. [See Next Page.]

Crookshank, (Continued) 2nd Wife, ( ) Cook-Miller

Crookshank , ch . McKinley Crookshank, Lucy (Crookshank) Dibble

Mary E. (Crookshank) Lawrence, James Crookshank, Margaret (Crook
-shank) Crose , Lutitia (Crookshank) Iseminger - Tull .

Crumbaugh, Daniel, b. Frederick County, Maryland, Dec. 9, 1791. Private

Capt Banum's Company, Col. Richard M. Johnson's Regt

Battalion, Kentucky Volunteers, War of 181 2. (Enlisted from So
County, Ky . In Battle of the Thames, Oct. 5, 1813.) Settled at Buckley
Grove, McLean County, 111. 1830. d. Leroy, 111. May 19, 1874. Buried it.
Oak Grove Cemetery, (new part) near Leroy, 111. (See look 185, Pap;|
118, Deed Records, McLean County, 111. - Warrant No. 14497 - also Dui
"Good Old Times" 1874, Page 550.)

1st Wife, Susan (Winters) Crumbaugh, ch. William H. Crumbaugh, Jokl
J. Crumbaugh, Ann M. (Crumbaugh) Wiley.

2nd Wife, Martha M. (Robbins) Crumbaugh, ch. Sarah E. (Crumbaugh ■
Craig, Mary C. (Crumbaugh) Cope, Leonard A. Crumbaugh, James t\
Crumbaugh, Daniel T. Crumbaugh, Emily M. (Crumbaugh) Reese «!
Francis M. Crumbaugh, Caroline T. (Crumbaugh) Rogers, Marthi
(Crumbaugh ) Bartlett, Nancy T. ( Crumbaugh ) McConnell - Hamilton
Sinah G. (Crumbaugh) Bartlett.

Cunningham, Robert, b County, North Carolina,__June_3,__i7«

Private , Capt . John Norris's Company of Infantry, Lieut. - Col. Josepl;
Bartholomew's Battalion, Indiana Militia, Sept. n, 181 1 to Nov. 24, 18m
(In Battle of Tippecanoe, Nov. 7, 181 1. ) Settled at Cheney's Grove, l
what is now McLean County, 111. 1829, d. Say brook, 111. Sept. 28, 185*
Buried in Saybrook Cemetery, Saybrook, 111. (See Duis' 'Good Old Time*
1874, Page 394; History of McLean County, 111. 1879, Page 538 : Fils*
Club Publication, No. 18, Page 116, and Estate Files, McLean County, U
Box 21, Case 381, Etc.)

Wife , Apphia ( Cleveland ) Cunningham , ch . Sarah ( Cunnii gham
Matthews, Apphia (Cunningham) Stine , Phoebe (Cunningham) Catefc
Anna (Cunningham) Ball-Byers, (?) Mary (Cunningham) Cunnirghaiji
Thomas Cunningham, James Cunningham, Abigail (Cunningham) Sperfl
Feraby (Cunningham) Henline, King S. Cunningham, Sardelia (Cunnii

-ham) , (?) Emeline (Cunningham) Adams- Cary, William I

Cunningham , Rezalda ( Cunningham ) Devore , Jeremiah Cunninghaflii
Jesse Cunningham, Robert Cunningham, Jr.

Cusey, Job, b. near Ellicott's Mills, Maryland, May 31, 1794. [Not Enlisted]'
Served as a Teamster (from Maryland) during the War of 181 2. Settled j
Old Town Timber, McLean County, 111. 1836, d. McLean County, 111. Jul
4, 1849. Buried in Rodman (or Pleasant Grove) Cemetery, Sec. 27, Of
Town Township, McLean County, 111. (See Duis' 'Good Old Times' 187J
Page 505, and Book I Page 285, Supervisors Record, McLean County, III
Wife, Sarah (Ford) Cusey, ch . [See Next Page.

JONATHAN CHENEY.

GECRCE CLINE.

WILLIAM CROOKSHANK.

DANIEL CRUNBAUGH,

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Cusby, (Continued) ch. Hon. John Cqacy, Elenor (Cusey) Hand, James C.
Cusey, Henry C. Cusey, William Cusey, Ford Cusey, Anna (Cusey)
Foster, McDould Cusey, Malinda (Cusey) Maxwell, Rebecca (Cusey)
Forbes, Jennie (Cusey) Barnes, Ezekial Cusey.

r)V.^SON' James R- b- Bourbon County, Kentucky, Oct. io, 1794. Private,
Capt. John R. Lemons Company, Ohio Militia, Nov. 12, 181 2 to Dec. 12,
1812, (At Zane's Block House,) also Private, Captain Philip Riser's
Company, Ohio Militia, Aug. 12, 1813 to Sept. 21, 1813. Settled in
what is now Money Creek Township, McLean County, 111. Sept. 26, 1832.
d. Money Creek Township, April n, 1848. Buried in Dawson Cemetery,
Sec. 13, Money Creek Township, McLean County, 111. (See Duis' "Good
Old Times" 1874, Page 684, also Adjutant -Generals Records, State of
Ohio. Grave Marked, Society of 181 2, No. 163.)

1st Wife, Mary (Ogden) Dawson, ch. Albert Dawson, John Dawson (Of
Lexington, 111.) Croghan Dawson, Samuel Dawson, Cynthia (Dawson)
Kemp, Margaret (Dawson) Roe, Washington Dawson, James M. Dawson.

2nd Wife, Sarah ( ) Robbins- Dawson, ch. Lafayette Dawson ,

Philander Dawson, Mary (Dawson) Underwood.

Dickerson, Michael, b County« N- c- (?) J«ty 10, 1797- Private,

Capt 's Company Regt.

Tennessee Militia, (?) War of 181 2.

Settled at Randolphs Grove, in what is now McLean County, 111. 1826. d.

Leroy, 111. Feb. 10, 1836. Buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, (old part)

near Leroy, 111. (See "Eiographical Album" of McLean County, 111. 1887,

Page 1057, also Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 533.

Wife, Jane (Rutledge) Dickerson, ch. James W. Dickerson, Sarah Ann

(Dickerson) Williams, Robert F. Dickerson, Henry C. Dickerson , Caleb

P. Dickerson, Matilda (Dickerson) Downing, Wesley M. Dickerson.

Dimmick, Adolphus, b. Tolland County, Connecticut, Jan. 13, 1791. [Military
Record Not Found.] Settled at Old Town Timber, McLean County, 111.
Nov. 25, 1832 , d. McLean County, 111. Dec. 25, 1845. Buried in Dawson
Cemetery, Sec. 26, Dawson Township, McLean County, 111. (See Duis'
"Good Old Times" 1874, Page 749.)

Wife , Esther ( Livingston ) Dimmick - Ireland . [ No ch . who lived to
maturity.]

Downey, Alexander, b. Frederick (?) County, Maryland, (?) 17...

Settled in what is now McLean County, 111. 1828. d. near Lexington, 111.
18... Buried in Indian Field Cemetery, Sec. 20, Lexington Township,
McLean County, 111. ( Information from A. V. Pierson, Lexington, 111.
1913. See also Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 672.)
Wife, Mary (Tucker) Downey, ch. Benjamin Downey, William Downey,
Henson B. Downey. [Others?]

Dunexe, George, b County, Virginia, April 26, 1784. Private

Capt. Samuel CockerelTs Company, 7th, (Col. Saunder's) Regt. Virgin*
Militia, July 29, 1814 to Feb. 22, 1814. Settled in McLean County, 111:
18... d. Lexington, 111. Oct. 10, 1851. Buried in Scroggin's Cemetery,
Lexington. 111. (Grave Marked, Society of 1812, No. 130.)

wife ( ) Dunkle , ch . Cyrus Dunkle , Saral

(Dunkle) Janes, Eliza (Dunkle) Anna (Dunkle)

Flesher, Henry, b. Highland County, Virginia, Sept. 2, 1784. Private, i

9S8t !.s...?.?.tllPa.Iiy> Regt- Virginia

MiJitia; War of 1812 Settled in McLean-

County, 111. about 1830, d. near Lexington, 111. Oct. 1, 1850. Buried I
Indian Field Cemetery, Sec. 20, Lexington Township, McLean County,
111. (Information from A. V. Pierson , Lexington, 111. 191 1. See also
History of McLean County, 111. 1879, Page 480.)

Wife, Susan (Popejoy) Flesher, ch. Harrison Flesher , Perry Flesher, •
William Flesher, Henry Flesher (3), Caroline (Flesher) Flesher, Eliza -
-beth (Flesher) Hefner, Sarah A. (Flesher) Flesher, Catharine (Flesher)
Paul, Mary (Flesher) Popejoy.
Flesher, John, b. Highland County, Virginia, Feb. 16, 1792. Lieutenant,
Capt. Jesse Henkle's Company, 5th Regt. Virginia Militia, July 21, 18 14
to Dec. 16, 1S15. Settled in McLean County, 111. 1841. d. near Lexington,
111. April 29, 1868. Buried in Scroggin's Cemetery, Lexington, 111. (Grave
Marked, Society of 181 2, No. 164.)
Wife, Mary (Seibert) Flesher, ch. Jesse Flesher, Peter Flesher, George
Flesher, Catharine (Flesher) Turnipseed - Vande venter, John Flesher, Jr..
Mary (Flesher) Jones , Alcinda (Flesher) Flesher , Elizabeth ( Flesher )
Blake, Andrew Flesher, William M. Flesher.
Fung, Richard, b. Halifax (?) County, Virginia, May 25, 17S3. Private,
Capt. Joseph Sandford's Company, 69th Regt. Virginia Militia, (Halifax
County.) June 27, 18 13 to Aug. 19, 1813, also Private, Capt. John A.
Burd's Company, Col. Laval's Regt. U. S. Light Dragoons, War of 181 2.
( In Battle of North Point, Sept. 14, 1814, Wounded. Discharged May 1,,
1815. Received a Pension.) Settled at Bloomington, III. about 1836, d.
Bloomington, 111. Sept. 28, 1855. Buried in old City Cemetery, Blooming -
-ton, 111. (Information from Mrs. C. M. Heller, Daughter, Towanda, 111.
19 1 2. See also Virginia Muster Rolls, War of 1812.)
Wife, Elizabeth (Wilkinson) Fling, ch. Richard Fling, Jr. Owen Fling,
Thomas Fling, Ann E. (Flingj Williams, Angeliue A. (Fling) Heller.

Fordice, Stanton, Sr. b County, Nova Scotia, ? April 9, 1777.

Private , Capt. James Flagg's Company , Major Samuel ConnelPs Regt.
Ohio Militia, Oct. 20, 1812 to Jan. n, 1813. Settled in McLean County,
111. about 1830, d. near Bloomington, 111. July 10, 1840. Buried in Scogins
Cemetery, Sec. 18, Bloomington Township, McLean County, 111. (See
Book 125, Page 262, Deed Records, -Warrant No. 46224. - ; Box 5, Case,
148, Estate Files, McLean County, 111. and Fordice Family Records, also
Adjutant - Generals Records, State of Ohio.) [ See Next Page.]

Fordick, (Continued), Wife, Susannah (Marsh) Fordke, eh . Stanton
Fordice , Jr . Daniel Fordiee , Lucy ( Fordice ) Dean , John Fordice ,
Sophronia (Fordice) Dean, James M. Fordice, Sr. Henry Fordice, Robert
Fordice, David Fordice, Eliza Fordice.

Frankeberger, Rev. Jesse, (M. E. Minister,) b County, Penusyl -

-vania, (?) May 16, 1791. 3rd Sergeant, Capt. Abner Barrett's Company,
1st Regt. 2nd Battalion, Ohio Militia, Aug. 21, 181 2 to Nov. 3, 181 2.
(Enlisted at Sandusky, Ohio. ) Settled in McLean County, 111. 1829, d.
Bloomington. 111. Jan. 10, 1870. Buried in Frankeberger Cemetery, Sec.

27, Dawson Township, McLean County, 111. (See Book 72, Page 369,
Deed Records, McLean County, 111. - Warrant No. 4754 , - and Adjutant -
Generals Records, State of Ohio. Information also from Mrs. Jane
Hendryx, Daughter, Bloomington, Ilk 191 2.)

1 st Wife, Rachel (Cheney) Frankeberger, ch. Emily (Frankeberger)

Gibbs, Sarah A. (Frankeberger) Nichols.

2nd Wife, Rosannah (Rinehart) Frankeberger, ch. Jane (Frankeberger)

Hendryx , Sophia ( Frankeberger ) Rathbun, Benjamin Frankeberger,

David Frankeberger.

3rd Wife , Eliza A. (Sheeley) Frankeberger , ch. Alfred Frankeberger,

Joel Frankeberger , Lucinda ( Frankeberger ) Van Gundy , Mary E .

(Frankeberger) McCune, Jason T. Frankeberger, Matilda (1-rankeberger)

Hubbart, Jesse Frankeberger, Jr.

Fulton, William, b. Westmoreland (?) County, Pennsylvania, Dec. 24, 1792.
Private , Capt. John Loughry's Company of Riflemen, 30th Regt. 2nd
Brigade, 15th Division, Pennsylvania Militia, 1812-1813. Settled near
Bloomington, 111. 1851, d. Bloomington, 111. Feb. 18, 1871. Buried on Lot
36, Section A, Evergreen Cemetery, Bloomington, 111. ( See Biographical
Album of McLean County, Illinois, 1887, Page 1094, and Pennsylvania
Archives, 6th Series, Vol. VII, Page 780. Information also from Albert
Fulton, Grandson, Heyworth, I1L 191 2.)

1st Wife, Leah (Thompson) Fulton, Son, Thompson Fulton. 2nd Wife
Mary ( Moore ) Fulton , ch . William Fulton , Jr . James Fulton , Sarah
(Fulton) Boyd, Robert Fulton.

Funk, John, Sr. b. Clark County, Kentucky 1791. Private, Capt.

Robert McElwaine's Company, [Col. Trimble's Regt.] Ohio Militia, Sept.

28, 1812 to Oct. 25, 1812, also 3rd Sergeant in same Company, April 20,
1813 to July 16, 1813. Settled in McLean County, 111. 183.., d. Funk's
Grove, Feb. .., 1855. Buried in Funk's Grove Cemetery, Sec. 17, Funk's
Grove Township, McLean County, 111. (Information from M. C. Funk,
Son, Covel, 111. 191 2, and Adjutant -Generals Records, State of Ohio.)
Wife, Margaret (Carr) Funk, ch. Nancy (Funk) Ross, Tabitha (Funk)
Carlin, John Funk, Jr, James Funk, Elizabeth (Funk) Carson, Sarah
(Funk) Jones, Absalom Funk, (2) Julia Ann (Funk) Beard, Merritt C.
Funk.

Gates, Timothy M. Jr. b. Bridgetown, Maine, Sept. i, 1777. Private, Capt.
Timothy Bull's Company, Ohio Militia, Aug. 1, 18 13 to Sept. 7, 18 13.
Settled at Bloomington, 111. 1828, d. Bloomington, 111. April 20, 1844.
Buried in old City Cemetery, Bloomington, 111. ( See Adjutant - Generals
Records, State of Ohio. Grave Marked, Society of 18 12, No. 84. Inform -
-ation also from Mrs. James B. Kelly, Great-granddaughter, Bloomingto 1

111. 1913.)

Wife, Margaret (Hughes) Gates, ch. Melinda (Gates) Whipple, Stephen
F. Gates, Mary M. (Gates) Baker. Elizabeth E. Gates, Emily G. (Gates)
McKisson, Charles C. Gates, Horatio Gates, Hannah (Gates) Powell,
James Myrick Gates.

Gist, Thomas, b County, Virginia, (?) 1785. Lieutenant,

Capt 's Company , 1 2th Regt. U. S. Infantry r

War of 1 81 2. (Commissioned March 12, 181 2. Enlisted at Alexandria, Va.
Stationed at Baltimore, Md. and along the Potomac River. ) Settled in
McLean County, 111. 18.., d. McLean County, 111. Feb. 16, 1869. Buried
in East Twin Grove Cemetery, Sec. 35, Dry Grove Township, McLean
County , 111 . ( Information from Mrs . Francis Daiger , Granddaughter,
Bloomington, I1L 1913, and the Peabody Institute, Baltimore, Md.)

1st Wife, Mary ( ) Gist, ch. Jane (Gist) McCordle, Mary (Gist)

, David Gist, Ratio Gist, Rachel Gist, (1) Joseph Gist, Margaret

(Gist) Bogle.

2nd Wife, Sarah (McCordle) Gist, ch. Nancy (Gist) Sutton, Rachael
Gist, (2) Maria (Gist) Scott, Violet (Gist) Wynn, Susannah (Gist)
Douglas, Thomas H. Gist.

Goodheart, William R. b. near Edenburg, Scotland, Dec. 1, 1780. (Complete
Military Record Not Found. Enlisted under Gen. Wm. Henry Harrison at
Lancaster, Pa. about Oct. .., 18 13.) Settled at Bloomington, 111. 1830, d.
Bloomington, 111. April 3, 1842. Buried in old City Cemetery, Bloomington
111. (See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 182. Information also from
James Goodheart, Sr. Son, Bloomington, 111. 1913.)
Wife, Sarah Ann (Clouse) Goodheart, ch. Jacob Coodheart, Elizabeth C.
(Goodheart) Rankin, Mary C. (Goodheart) Johnson, George W. Good-
- heart, William R. Goodheart, Jr. Ann C. (Goodheart) Douglas, Sarah M
(Goodheart) Livingston, John H. Goodheart, James Goodheart, Sr. Julia
A. P. (Goodheart) Douglas.

Greenman, Jeremiah, (2) b. Providence, Rhode Island, Aug. 8, 1794. Private,
Capt. William Keys' Company, Col. Duncan McArthur's 1st Regt. 2nd
Brigade, 2nd Division, Ohio Militia, April 27, 181 2 to June 30, 1812.
Settled in McLean County, 111. 1831 , d. McLean County, 111. Oct. 16,
1843. Buried in Dawson Cemetery, Sec. 26, Dawson Township, McLean
County, 111. (See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1S74, Page 746, and Adjutant
(4 enerals Records, State of Ohio. Grave Marked, Society of 181 2, No. 131)
Wife, Letitia (McCoy) Greenman, ch. Thomas M. Greenman, Sarah A.
(Greenman) Moran, Emaline (Greenman) Dimon, Henry C. Greenman,
George W. Greenman, Elizabeth J. (Greenman) Grogg, Jeremiah Green-
-man, (3) Mary L. (Greenman) Van Gundy.

JESSE FRANKEBERGER.

WILLIAM FULTON.

SAMUEL H/VRRY.

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Hains, Benjamin, b. Ross County, Ohio, Aug. 12, 1777. Private. Capt.
Samuel Hole's Company , Major George Danow's Odd Battalion , 4th
Brigade, 4th Division, Ohio Militia, Aug. 22, 1812 to Oct. 23, 1812.
Settled at Bloomington , 111. 1831 , d. Bloomington, 111. Feb. 28, 1849.
Buried in old City Cemetery, Bloomington, 111. ( See Adjutant -Generals
Records, State of Ohio, Gravestone Inscription, and 'M. B. Biographies')
Wife, Rebecca (Haman) Hains, ch. Delilah (Hains) Marshall, Margery
( Hains ) Bunn , Catharine ( Hains ) Thomas , Dr. Thomas H . Hains ,
Benjamin C. Hains.
H alderman, John, b. Augusta County, Virginia, about 1794. Private, Capt.
Alexander R. Given's Company, also known as Lieut. Samuel Crawford's
Company, 5th (McDowell's) Regt. Virginia Militia, Aug. 30, 1S12 to
Dec. 9, 1814. (Resided in Augusta City, Va. Discharged at Camp Cross
Roads.) Settled in McLean County, 111. about 1835 , d. McLean County,
111. Sept. .., 1836. Buried in Frankeberger Cemetery, Sec. 27, Dawson
Township, McLean County, 111. (See Book 144, Page 8, Deed Records,
McLean County, 111. - Warrant No. 50089 - Information also from H. E.
Millay, Ellsworth, 111. 191 3.) [Note: John Halderman never married.]

Hand, George C. b County, Virginia 1789. Private, Capt.

John Wilson's Company, Renick's Mounted Regt. Ohio Volunteers, May
8, 1813 to May 29, 1813. Settled at Randolph's Grove, in what is now
McLean County, 111. 1825, d. Randolph s Grove, Sept. 25, 1845. Buried in
Miller (or Randolph Township) Cemetery, Sec. 26, Randolph Township,
McLean County, 111. ( His family received a land-warrant after his death.
See Duis* "Good Old Times'' 1874, Page 775. Information also from Mrs.
Barbara Fisher, Granddaughter, Randolph, 111. 191 3.)
Wife, Barbara (Crose) Hand, ch. Mary (Hand) Mabary, Elizabeth (Hand)
Mabary , Nancy ( Hand ) Brock , Amelia ( Hand ) Stringfield , Delilah
(Hand) Weedman, Lucinda (Hand) Adams, Susannah (Hand) Holloway,
Philip Hand , G. W. Hand , Solomon Hand, W. Fletcher Hand, Cynthia
Hand, Melissa Hand.

Haner, John, Sr. b. Fayette (?) County, Ohio, 17... [Sergeant.

Capt . William Kilgore's Company , Col . John McDonald's Regt . Ohio
Militia, (Fayette County, Ohio,) July 28, 1813 to Sept. 5, 1813.] Settled
in McLean County, 111. about 1828, d. in what is now Lexington Township,
Dec. 28, 1846. Buried in Indian Field Cemetery, Sec. 20, Lexington Twp.
McLean County, 111. (See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 674, Pox
7, Case 286, Estate Files, McLean County, 111. and Adjutant -Generals
Records, State of Ohio.)

Wife, Mary ( ) Haner, ch. John Haner, Jr. Catherine (Haner)

Brumhead , Jacob Haner , William Haner , Mary ( Haner ) Flesher ,
Elizabeth (Haner) Ashabran, Isaac Haner.
Harbison, John, b. ...... . County, Virginia, Jan. 6, 1795. Private, Capt.

's Company, 39th Regt. U. S. Infantry, War of 1812.

(Enlisted at Knoxville, Tennessee, Nov. 9, 1813.) Settled in McLean
County, 111. 18.., d. Lexington, 111. Oct. 6, 1885. Buried in Porteus
Cemetery, near Lexington, 111. [See Next Page.]

Harbison, (Continued) , Grave Marked, Society of 1 812, No. 316. (See Tox

374, Case 3352, Estate Files, McLean County, 111.) Wife '

( ) Harbison, Dau. Margaret Harbison. [Other ch.?]

Harness, Jacob, b County, Virginia, ("near the Pet cmac River"

April 3, 1785 , Capt 's Company, |

Regt. Kentucky Militia, (?) War of 181 2

Settled in McLean County, 111. 1836, d. near Lexington, 111. April 6,
1840. Buried in Indian Field Cemetery, Sec. 20, Lexington Township.
McLean County, 111. ( See Eiographical Album of McLean County, 111.
1887, Page 1 103, and Biographical Record of McLean County, 111. 1899,
Page 189.)

Wife , Christina (Smith) Harness, ch. Mahala (Harness) Eusick, Sarah
(Harness) Edwards, Alice (Harness) Chance, Isaac Harness.

Harritt, Henry J. b County, Marykmd, (?) March 22, 1797.

Served under Gen. John Strickler in Eattle of North Point near Ealtimore
Md. Sept. 14, 1814. Settled in Bloomington, III 18.., d. 809 V/. Market
St. Bloomington, 111. April 22, 1870. Buried in St. Mary's Cemetery,
Bloomington, 111. (See Daily Pantagraph Files, April, 1870.)

Wife, Catherine ( ) Harritt, ch. Andrew F. Harritt, Henry S.

Harritt, Honora (Harritt) Murphy, (?) [Others?]
Harry, Samuel, b. Rockingham County, Virginia, July 22, 1784. Private,
Capt. Daniel Strickler's Company, of Infantry, 6th (Coleman's) Regiment
Virginia Militia, Sept. 1, i8i4toDec. 8, 1814. (At Washington, D. C.
Discharged at Camp Cross Roads) Settled in McLean County, 111. 1855, J
Dale Township, Dec. 19, 1862. Buried in West Twin Grove Cemetery, Sec.
3, Dale Township, McLean County, 111. ( Information from S. T. Enlow,
Grandson, Bloomington, I1L R. F. D. 5, 191 2.)

Wife, Mary R. (Thompson) Harry, ch. George W. Harry, John B. T.
Harry, Thomas S. Harry, Samuel T. Harry , Louisa F. (Harry) Enlow,
Caroline Harry, Lucinda Harry, Rebecca Harry, Maliuda Harry.
Harvey, Nehemiah K. b. Franklin County, Pennsylvania, March 22, 1789.
Private, Capt. Samuel Dunn's Company, 5th (Fenton's) Regiment, Penn-
-sylvania Militia, March 1, 18 14 to Aug. 31, 18 14. (Discharged at Albany
N. Y.) Settled in McLean County, 111. 1855, d. Dale Township, Jan. 17,
1863. Buried in Scogins Cemetery, Sec. 18, Eloomington, Twp. McLean
County, 111. ( Information from John M, Harvey, Son, Eloomington, 111..
1912. Grave Marked, Society of 1812, No. 525.)

Wife, Harriet ( McVity ) Harvey, ch. Catharine A. (Harvey) Piper,
Eli/.a C. ( Harvey ) Campbell , WTilHam T, Harvey , James B. Harvey ,
Edward M. Harvey, John M. Harvey, Martha H. (Harvey) McCurdy ,
Maria J. (Harvey) Bittinger.
Havens, Jesse, b, "near mouth of Squawn River" New Jersey, June 23, 17811
Served under Major Croghau, ( one of 160 men ) at the Defense of Fort'
Stephenson, Ohio, Aug. 1 and 2, 1813. (Enlisted from Newark, Ohio.)
Settled at Havens1 Grove, (Named for him) McLean County, 111. 1829. d.
Iowa, Dec. 2, 1862. [See Next Page.]

Havens, (Continued) Buried in Havens Grove Cemetery, near Hudson, 111.
(See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 630.;

Wife, Rebecca (Ilinthorn) Havens, eh. Elizabeth (Havens) Piatt, Anna
(Havens) Smith, Dorcas (Havens) Wheeler, Margaret I Havens) Trimmer
John Havens, Hiram Havens, Jesse D. Havens. Rev. James Havens, Rev.
Enoch S. Havens, Irod M. Havens, William M. Havens.

Heafer, John, b , England, (?) 1769. [Definite ident -

-ilication of Service impossible. Several men of this name served in the
Pennsylvania and Virginia Militia, War of 181 2.] Settled at Bloon b
111. 185.., d. Bloomington, 111. Nov. 7, 1862. Buried in old City Cem<
Bloomington, 111. (Information from K. M. Heafer, Grandson, 206 South
Clinton Street, Bloomington, 111. 1913.)

Wife, ( ) Heafer, ch. Richard Heafer, Napoleon B.

Heafer, Nathan Heafer, John Heafer, Jr. Caroline (Heafer) Harrover.

Henry, William, b , England, Dec. 25, 1794. Priyateersraan, 011

Ship "Joseph and Mary" from Baltimore, Maryland, (Capt. N. Wescott.
War of 1 81 2. Taken prisoner when his ship was captured by the British,
near Baltimore, Md. Nov. 25, 181 2, Sent to Jamaica, Escaped. Settled in
McLean County, 111. 1832, d. Twin Grove, McLean County, 111. April 28,
1S46. Buried in East Twin Grove Cemetery, Sec. 35, Dry Grove Township,
McLean County, 111. ( Information from G. W. Henry, Son, Bloomington,
111. R. F. D., 1912, also from Peabody Institute, Faltimore Md. 1913.)
Wife, Polly M. (Eeeler) Henry, ch. William Henry, Jr. Samuel Henry,
G. W. Henry, Mar}- (Henry) Brown, Caroline (.Henry) Hamilton, Jnlia
(Henry) Graham, John W. Henry, Hattie (Henry) Cushner.

Houghton, Thomas, b. Montpelier, Vermont, (?J June 5, 1792. Private, Capt.
BenjaminS. Edgerton's Company, Vermont Militia, Sept. 29, 1H12 to Feb.
12, 1813. Settled in McLean County, 111. 1866, d. Gridley, 111. Oct. 5, [886.
Buried in Gridley Cemetery, Gridley, 111. (Information from
Andrews, Great-grandson, Gridley, 111. 191 2, and Adjutant-General,
State of Vermont, 1913.)
Wife, Susan (Fowler) Houghton, Son, Thomas B. Houghton. [Other ch.?]

Huston, Hugh, b County, Virginia, (?) May 16, 1794. Private, (?)

Capt , . . 's Company Regt. Kentucky

Militia, (?) War of 181 2, Settled in McLean

County, 111. 18.., d. Selma, 111. May 2, 1861. Buried in Selma Cemetery,
Selma, Lexington Township, McLean County, 111. ( Information from A.
V. Pierson, Lexington, 111. 191 2. See also Box 35, Case 548, Estate Files,
McLean County, 111. and Gravestone Inscription.)

Wife, Catharine ( ) Huston, ch. Juliet A. (Huston) McCitteriek,

Rachel (Huston) Mitchell, Eliza J. (Huston) Bishop, Rev. John Huston
Maria (Huston) Ashbaugh, James Huston, Phoebe (Huston) Price, Sari h
(Huston) Mitchell.

Hutchison, Lemuel, b County, Massachusetts, June 18, 1800.

Served in the Defense of Plattsburg, N. Y. Sept. 11, 1814. Settled in
McLean County, 111. 1861, [See Next Page.]

Hutchison, (Continued) d. Randolph Township, March 14, 1874. Buried in
Passwaters Cemetery, Sec. 27, Randolph Township, McLean County, 111.
( Information from Mrs. C. L. Hutchison, Daughter-in-law, 506 E. Jackson
Street, Bloomington, Ilk 191 2.)

Wife, Lavina? ( ) Hutchison, ch. Clayton L. Hutchison, Lewis

Hutchison, George Hutchison, Zenas Hutchison, Nathan (?) Hutchison,
Elizabeth (Hutchison) Durgy, Sarah A. (Hutchison) Parker, Elvira
(Hutchison) Lash, Philura (Hutchison) Ellis-Wheeler, Adaline Hutchison

Jackson, William, b County, Virginia, , 1777. [Private,

Capt. Richard Corbin's Company, Lieut. - Col. F. M. Boykin's Regiment,
Virginia Militia, Feb. 13, 1813 to March 3, 18 13,? Definite identification
of Service impossible ; Several men of this name served in the Virginia

Militia, War of 1812.] Settled near Leroy, 111. 1841, d. Leroy, 111

1849. Buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, (old part) near Leroy, 111. (See
Eiographical Album of McLean County, 111. 1887, Page 548. Information
also from Al. Jackson, Grandson, Ellsworth, 111. 1913.)
Wife , Elizabeth (Bishop) Jackson , ch . Margaret (Jackson) Penquite ,
Daniel Jackson , Amy (Jackson) Glasscock , Lydia (Jackson) Rur.van,
Elizabeth (Jackson) Yost- Young, William Jackson, Jr. Sarah (Jackson)
Cody, James H. Jackson, Isaac B. Jackson, George W. Jackson, Susan L.
(Jackson) Campbell.
Janes, Edward, b. Pendleton County, Virginia, Feb. 10, 1783. Ensign, Capt.
James Hinkle's Company, 46th Regt. (attached to the 5th Regt.) Virginia
Militia, July 21, 1814 to March 5, 181 5. Settled in McLean County, 111.
1 85 1, d. Money Creek Township, April 11, 1861. Euried in Scroggin's
Cemetery, near Lexington, 111. (Grave Marked, Society of 1812, No. 315.
See Biographical Album of Ford County, 111. 1872, Page 424. Information
also from J. J. McMullen, Great-grandson, Lexington, 111. 1913.)
Wife, Elizabeth (Flesher) Janes, ch. Henry Janes, (Founder of Janesville
Wis. ) William Janes, Edward Janes, Jr. John S. Janes, Joseph B. Janes,
Margaret (Janes) Eastman, Ann (Janes) Arbogast, Elizabeth (Jai.es)
McMullen .
Jones, Abraham R. b. Cayuga County, New York, Oct. 17, 1791. [Private,
Capt. William Foulks Company, Lieut. -Col. John Hindman's 2nd Regt.
Ohio Militia, Aug. 25, i8i2toNov. 30, 1812, ? also Private, Capt. William
Foulk's Company, 1st Regt. 2nd Brigade , Ohio Militia, Dec. 1, 18 12 to
Feb. 28, 1 8 13, ? ] Settled in McLean County, 111. 1856, d. Towanda Twp.
Feb. 13, 1865. Buried in Smith s Grove Cemetery, Sec. 23, Towanda Twp.
McLean County, 111. ( See Biographical Record of McLean County, 111.
1899, Page 218, and Adjutant - Generals Records, State of Ohio.)
Wife, Matilda (Noel) Jones, ch. John Jones, Levi Jones, William Jones,
Eliza A. Jones, Cyrus Jones, Abraham Jones, Jr. Nelson Jones, Phoebe
(Jones) Arthur, Francis M. Jones.

Jones, John, b County, Pennsylvania, (?) Jan. 9, 1773. Lieutenant,

Capt. Joseph Kleckner's Company, 131st (Piper's) Regt. Pennsylvania
Militia, Sept. 25, 1812 to Nov. 24, 1812. [See Next Page.]

THOMAS HOIJGHTON.

LEMUEL HUTCHISON,

ABRAHAM R. JONES.

Dr. THOMAS KARR.

LIB!
)F THE

Vuiku.i a Vs" IfeLiii

Jones, (Continued) Settled in McLean County, 111. 18.., d. McLean County,
111. Nov. 22, 1855. Buried in Barnes' Cemetery, Sec. 36, Dawson Twp.
McLean County, 111. (See Book 231, Page 417, Deed Records, McLean
County, 111. - Warrant No. 43699, - also Pennsylvania Archives, 6th Series,
Vol. VII, Page 651. Grave Marked, Society of 181 2, No. 132.)

Wife, ( ) Jones, ch. (?)

Karr , Capt. John C. (Also a Revolutionary Soldier.) b. Tinicmn , Bucks

County, Pennsylvania, 1758- Captain, John C. Karr's Company,

Ohio Militia, War of 181 2. Settled at Randolph's Grove, McLean County,
111. about 1835, d. nearLeroy, 111. (?) Dec. 16, 1840. Buried in Heyworth
Cemetery , Heyworth, 111. ( See Biographical Record of McLean Comity,
111. 1899, Page 62, also Book 154, Page 152, Deed Records, McLean
County, 111.)

[For names of Wife and Children see Revolutionary List in this Pamphlet.]
Karr, Dr. Thomas, (Son of Capt. John C. Karr.) b. Bucks County, Pennsyl-
- vania, April 23, 1793. Private, Capt. Asa Hutchin's Company, Lieut. -Col.
Hay's Regt. Ohio Militia, Aug. 24, 1812 to Nov. n, 1812. Settled at
Randolph's Grove, McLean County, 111. Oct. 31, 1835, d. Randolph's
Grove, McLean County, 111. Sept. 10, 1878. Buried in Heyworth, Cemetery
Heyworth, 111. (See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 814, and
Adjutant - Generals Records, State of Ohio.)

1st Wife, Elizabeth (Edwards) Kitchell-Karr, ch. Eleanor (Karr) Hopping,
Martha A. (Karr) Hodson, Thomas J. Karr, William Karr, Elizabeth
(Karr) Scogin. 2nd Wife, Martha (Edwards) Evans -Karr, (No ch.)

Kimler, Moses, b County, Virginia, (?) Nov. 23, 1785. Private,

Capt. Robert Browns Company , 89th Regt. Virginia Militia, Aug. 30,
1814 to Sept. 8, 1814. Settled in McLean County, 111. 1832, d. Leroy, 111.
Feb. 25, 1 85 1. Buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, (old part) near Leroy, 111.
( Information from Franklin Kimler, Son, Leroy, 111. 191 2, and Mrs. Mary
J. Graham, Grand - daughter, Bloomington, 111. 1913O
Wife, Mary (Akers) Kimler, ch. Richard Kimler, James Kimler, John
Kimler, William Kimler, Jefferson Kimler, Benjamin Kimler, Franklin
Kimler, Elizabeth (Kimler) Buckles.

Longworth, Robert, Sr. b , England, Nov. 25, 1776. Sentinel, along

Muskingum River, Ohio, War of 181 2. Settled at Johnson's Grove, McLean
County, 111. 1835, d. Johnson's Grove, Sept. 20, 1845. Buried in Long -
- worth Family Cemetery, (abandoned) Sec. 32, Mount Hope Township,
McLean County , 111. (See Duis' "Good Old Times'' 1874, Page 736.
Information also from Mrs. Marion McCormick, Grand -daughter, Mclean
111. 191 2.)

Wife, Nancy (Whitehead) Reilly-Longworth, ch. Robert Longworth, Jr.
John' Longworth, William Longworth, Betsey ( Longworth ) Edwards,
Belinda (Longworth) Conkling, Mary (Longworth) Proctor.
Martin, Archer, b. Richmond, Virginia, Oct. 10, 1789. Private, Captain
Archibald Stuart "s Company, Virginia Militia, March 26, 181310 April 26,
l8l3 [See Next Page.]

Martin, (Continued) Settled in McLean County, 111. 1834, d. Dawson Town-
-ship, July 28, 1868. Buried in Dawson Cemetery, Sec. 26, Dawson Twp.
McLean County, 111. ( See Adjutant - Generals Records, State of Ohio.
Grave Marked, Society of 181 2, No. 321.)

Wife, Jane ( Lewellen ) Martin, ch. Sarah A. ( Martin ) Eeatty, John
Martin, George W. Martin, Emmeline (Martin) Horr, James H. Martin,
Martha J. (Martin) Arrowsmith, Willet L. Martin.

Mason, Truman, b. Erie (or Niagara?) County, New York, Aug. 15, 1791. .
Private, Capt. Moses Wisner's Company, 1st (Blooms) Regt. New York
Militia, Sept. 11, 1813 to Dec. 17, 1813, also Private, Capt. Seth Swan's
Company, 2nd (Dobbin's) Regt. New York Militia, Jan. 12, 18 14 to April!
16, 1814, also Private, Capt. Roger Sutherland's Company, McMahon's-
Regt. New York Militia, Aug. 25, 1814 to Nov. 8, 1814. (Received Land-
Warrant No. 60016.) Settled in McLean County, 111. 1834, d. McLean
County, 111. June 15, 1855. Buried in Longworth Cemetery, (abandoned)
Sec. 32, Mount Hope Township, McLean County, 111. ( Information from 1
T. J. Mason, Grandson, Armington, 111. and Mrs. Lydia Schermer, Dau.
Bloomington, 111. 191 2.)

1st Wife, Lydia (Johnson) Mason, Son, Oliver Mason. 2nd Wife,

Maria (Johnson) Mason, ch. Sarah (Mason) Morgan, Hiram Mason,
Huldah Mason, Lucinda Mason, Lydia (Mason) Schermer.
3rd Wife. Mary (Albin) Mason, (.No ch.) 4th Wife, Hannah (Ferguson)
Mason, Son, Daniel Mason.

McCaffekty, James, b County, Kentucky, Nov. 24, 1779. Private,

Capt. Samuel Myers' Company, 3rd Regt. Ohio Militia, July 26, 18 13 to
Aug. 11, 181 3, also Private, Capt. Conrad Flesher's Company, 3rd Regt.
2nd Brigade, 2nd Division, Ohio Militia, Aug. 11, 1813 to Sept. 5, 1813. '
(In Relief of Fort Meigs.) Settled in McLean County, 111. Dec. 1832, d.
in what is now Money Creek Township, Nov. 30, 1853. Buried in Pennell
Cemetery, Sec. 33, Money Creek Township, McLean County, 111. ( See
Duh' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 710, and Adjutant-Generals Records
State of Ohio. Grave Marked, Society of 181 2, No. 523.)
Wife, Elizabeth (Richardson) McCafferty, ch. John McCafferty, James Mc
Cafferty, Sarah McCafferty, Dr. Ethan McCafferty, Jonathan McCafferty.

McClun, Absalom, (Brother of Hon. John E. McClun.) b. Frederick County,

(?) Virginia, Nov. 10, 1793. Private, (?) Capt 's

Company, Regt. Maryland Militia, (?) War of 181 2.

(At Bombardment of Fort McHenry , Sept. 12, 18 14. ) Settled near
Bloomington, 111. about 1839, d. Bloomington, 111. Aug. 7, 1861. Buried
on McClun Lot , Evergreen Cemetery , Bloomington, 111. ( Information
from Mrs. Dr. Fulwiler, Grand-neice, Bloomington, 111. 191 2.)

1st Wife ( ) McClun, ch. James McClun, Ahrvyra

(McClun) Montgomery, Cynthia (McClun) Neal.

2nd Wife, Margaret ( ) McClun, ch. Thomas McClun, Henry C.

McClun, Leah (McClun) (?) Reuben McClun.

McClure, Robert, (Son of Thomas McClure ) b. near Hopkinsville, Kentucky,
June 24, 1792. Private, Capt. Walter Wilson's Company of Infantry,
Indiana Militia, Sept. 11, 1811 to Nov. 18, 1811. In Battle of Tippecanoe,
Nov. 7, 1811. also Lieutenant, Capt. Henry P. Lewis' Company, 11th
(Col. William Williams') Regt. Kentucky Militia, 1813. In Tattle of the
Thames, Oct. 5, 1813. Settled at Stout's Grove, in what is now McLean
County, 111. 1827, d. Stout's Grove, Aug. 8, 1835. Buried in Stout's
Grove Cemetery, Sec. 16, Danvers Township, McLean County, 111. See
Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 449, also Filson Club Publications
No. 15, Page ..., and No. 18, Page 254.)

Wife, Nancy D. (Warrick) McClure , (Daughter of Capt. Jacob Warrick,
who was killed in Battle of Tippecanoe. ) eh. Permelia (McClure) M< Clure,
Jacob W. McClure, Charles J. McClure, Thomas B. McClure, Susan J.
(McClure) McClure.

McClure, Thomas, b. in what is now Rockingham County, Virginia, July 15,
1765. Served in the Kentucky Militia against hostile Indians, alxnit 17X1 -
- 1795. Settled at Stouts Grove, in what is now McLean Count)', III. 1827,
d. Stout's Grove, Jan. 3, 1847. Buried on Lot 32, 'Original Town' Stout's
Grove Cemetery, Sec. 16, Danvers Twp. McLean County, 111. (See Duis'
'Good Old Times' 1874, Page 447, and Stout's Grove Cemetery Records.)
Wife, Susan (Hynes) McClure, ch. Robert McClure, (1812), James Mc-
Clure, (.1812), Mary (McClure) Robb , John McClure , Samuel McClure,
(181 2), Nancy (McClure) Buckner, Margaret (McClure) Danley, Eustatia
J. McClure, Finis E. McClure, Benjamin H. McClure.

McConneix, Andrew, Sr. b. near Nieholasville, Kentucky, April 12, 1792.
Private, Capt. Gustavus W. Bowers' Company, 1st (Col. George Trotter's)
Regt. Kentucky Militia, 1813. ( In Battle of the Thames, Oct. 5, 1813.)
Settled at Bloo.nington , 111. 1851, d. Bloomington , 111. May 28, 1854.
Buried in old City Cemetery , Bloomington , Illinois. ( See Filson Club
Publication, No. 18, Page 212, and Gravestone. Grave Marked, Society of
1812, No. 516.)

Wife, Nancy ( ) McConnell , Sons, James McCounell, Andrew

McConnell, Jr.

McCracken, Benjamin, b. Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, July 4, 1785.

Private, Capt. John Creigh's Company, Regt. 7th Division, Pennsyl -

-vania Militia, ( Cumberland County ) , Sept. 4, 1S14 to Oct. 17, 1814.
Settled in McLean County, 111. 18.., d. Selma, 111. May 7, i860. Buried in
Selma Cemetery , Selma , Lexington Township , McLean County , 111 .
(Grave Marked, Society of 1 Si 2, No. 127. See Pennsylvania Archives,
6th Series, Vol. VII, Page 455.)

Wife, Susan (Pence) McCracken, ch. Mills McCracken, Frederick Mc-
Cracken, Harriet (McCracken) Windle, Rachel (McCracken) Powley,

McNiTT, John, b. Mifflin County, Pennsylvania, Oct 17S9. Private, Capt.

George Record's Company, Col. Rees Hill's Regt. Pennsylvania Militia,
May 5, 1813 to Nov. 8, 1813. In Battle of Lake Erie, Sept. 10, 1813.

[See Next Page]

McNiTT, (Continued) Received a Medal from the Government of Pennsylvania i
and $214.89 prize money, for his Services in the Battle of Lake Erie.
Settled in McLean County, I1L about 1852, d. near Shirley, 111. Oct. 21, ,
1866. Buried in Scogin's Cemetery, Sec. 18, Bloomirgton Township, Mc-
-Lean County, 111. (Information from Mrs. J. G. McClellan, Bloomington,
111. R. F. D. 5, 1910. See Pennsylvania Archives, 6th Series, Vol. VIII
Pages 106 & 1 10 , and Ohio Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, VoL
XX, No. 4, Page 447 . Grave Marked, Society of 1812, No. 524.)
• Wife, Ann (McNitt) McNitt, No ch. Foster Sons, James G. McClellan,
Allen E. McCoy, John R. Gourley.

Means, Robert, b County, Virginia, April 8, 1785. Private, Capt.

Joseph Logan's Company, 16th (Porter's) Regt. Kentucky Militia, Sept.
10, 1814 to March 9, 1815. (Resided in Mason County, Ky.) Settled at
Cheney's Grove, McLean County, 111. March 9, 1830, d. Cheney's Grove,
Aug. 1, 1835. Buried in Saybrook Cemetery, Say brook, 111. (Information
from W. C. Means, Grandson, Bloomington, 111. 191 2. See Duis' "Good
Old Times" 1874, Page 395, and Book 78, Page 161, Deed Records, Mc-
-Lean County, 111. - Warrant No. 45837.)

Wife , Sarah (Rumsey) Means , ch. America P. (Means) Ball , Keturah
(Means) McMackin, Jemima (Means) Stansbury, James R. Means, David
D. Means, Joseph K. Means, Owen A. Means, Elizabeth (Means) Green,
Margaret (Means) Vanseoyoc.

Merrifield, Emanuel, b County, Virginia , 17... Private,

Capt. Abner Barrett's Company, 1st Regt. 2nd Battalion, Ohio Militia,
Aug. 21, i8i2toFeb. 21, 18 13. Settled in McLean County, 111. 18.., d.
near Leroy, 111. about 1849. Buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, old part, (?)
near Leroy, 111. ( Information from F. M. Rutledge, Leroy, 111. 191 2, and
Pension Commissioner, Washington, D. C. 1913. See Book 114, Page 256,
Deed Records, McLean County, 111. - Warrant No. 20072.)

Wife ( ) Merrifield, ch. William Merrifield, Samuel

Merrifield, Abner Merrifield, Mary Merrifield.

Messer, Rev. Isaac, ( U. B. Minister), b. Lancaster County, Pennsylvania,
May 2, 1 78 1. Private, Capt. George M. Williams' Company, Renick's
Regt. Ohio Militia, Aug. 26, 1812 to Oct. 10, 181 2, also Private, Capt.
Job Radcliffe's Company, Ohio Mounted Volunteers, ( Renick's Mounted
Regt.) July 26, 1 813 to Aug. 26, 1813. (Enlisted from Franklin County,
Ohio.) Settled near site of Lexington, 111. March ... , 1829, d. Money
Creek Township, McLean County, 111. Jan. 21, 1861. Buried in Messer
Cemetery, about 5 miles northeast of Hudson, 111. ( See Duis' "Good Old
Times" 1874, Page 607. Information also from W. H. Messer, Grandson,
Hudson, 111. 19 1 3.)

Wife, Sidney Ann (Forbes) Messer, ch. John B. Messer, Mary (Messer)
Gildersleeve , Elizabeth (Messer) Spawr, Jane (Messer) Turnipseed,
Sidney Ann ( Messer ) Young , Rebecca ( Messer ) Doughty , Joseph
Messer, James K. Messer, Isaac Messer, Jr.

TBI JOHN yisMTl >1IDAL

JANES T. >JELER*

ARCHER MARTIN-

OF THE

Miller, James T. b. Rockingham County, Virginia, Aug. 3, 1795. Private,
Capt. Thomas Hopkins Company, Virginia Militia, Aug. 14. 1S14 to Dec.
8, 1814. Settled in McLean County, 111. 1S34, d. Bloomingt on Township,
Nov. 3, 1874. Buried in Scogin's Cemetery, Sec. 18, Bloomington Town -
-ship, McLean County, 111. (See Miller Genealogy. Information also from
U. S. Pension Commissioner, Washington, D. C. Grave Marl •
of 181 2, No. 434.)

Wife, Sarah (Loyd) Miller, ch. Robert Miller, James M. Miller, John W.
Miller, Elizabeth Jane (Miller) Parker, [ Maternal Grandmother of Mn.o
Custer] Samuel S. Miller, WiUiam C. Miller, BeBfield Miller, Sarah Ann
(Miller) Barnett , Mary (Miller) Lud lam, Thomas G. Miller, Martilldua
Miller, Cyras C. Miller, Margaret B. (Miller) Thompson, Mildred A.
( Miller ) Peck, Alexander Miller .

Mitchel, Rev. Peyton, (Cumberland Presbyterian Minister.) b

County, Virginia, Aug. 26, 1791 . Captain, Peyton Mitchel's Company,
Kentucky Militia, War of 1812. (Not in Active Service ). [Also Private,
Capt. Walter L. Fontaines Company, 8th Regiment, 4th Brigade, Virginia
Militia, Aug. 29, 1814 to Feb. 19, 1815. ?] Settled at Stout's Grove, in
what is now McLean County, 111. March 3, 1825, d. Stout's Grove, April
4, 1853. Buried in Stout's Grove Cemetery, Sec. 16, Danvers Township,
McLean County, 111. (See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 438.)
Wife, Elizabeth ( Briggs ) Mitchel , ch. Ebenezer B. Mitchel , John K.
Mitchel, WiUiam M. Mitchel, Samuel R. Mitchel, James M. C. Mitchel,
Louisa A. ( Mitchel ) Vance, Mary J. (Mitchel) Parker, Phoebe Kllen
(Mitchel) Brown, Dr. Robert Mitchel.
Nelson, John O. b. near Boonesborough , Madison County, Kentucky, March
15, 1796. Private, Capt. Edward Whaley's Company, Lieut. -Col. Andrew
Porters Regiment, Kentucky Volunteers, Sept. 10, i8i4toOct. 10, 1814.
Settled in McLean County, 111. 1856, d. near Shirley, 111. Nov. 9, [879.
Buried in Scogin's Cemetery, Sec. 18, Bloomington Township, McLean
County, 111. (Information from Mrs. Amanda Nelson, Daughter-in-law,
Bloomington, 111. 1913, & Adjutant-Generals Records, State of Kentucky.)
Wife , Melinda (Bentley) Nelson, ch. Emily (Nelson) Wilkerson, William
B. Nelson, Rufus Nelson, Elhanan Nelson, Pendleton Nelson, John W.
Nelson, B. Franklin Nelson.
Newcomb, Ethan, b. Downs, Cumberland County, New Jersey, May 7, 1789.

, Capt 's Company, Kegt. Ohio Militia,

War of 1812. Settled at Cheney's Grove, in what is now McLean County,
111. 1828, d. Saybrook, 111. Jan. 9, 1869. Buried in Saybrook Cemetery,

Saybrook, 111. (See Weekly Pantagraph, Bloomington, 111. Jan 1869,

and Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 415.)

Wife, Mary (Marsh) Woods-Newcomb, ch. Mary (Newcomb) Vanscoyoc,
Joseph Newcomb, Rosanna (Newcomb) Smith, John Newcomb, Elizabeth
(Newcomb) Arbogast.
Palmer, Cornelius, b. Danby, Rutland County, Vermont, Feb. 22, 1788.
Sergeant, Capt. Willis Foulk's Company, 22nd Regt. U. S. Infantry,
June 23, 1813 to May 24, 1814. [See Next Page.]

Palmer, (Continued), Enlisted at Oswego, N. Y. Discharged at Sackett's
Harbor, N. Y. Settled in McLean County, 111. 18.., d. Selma, 111. Ju!y 15,
1863. Buried in Selma Cemetery, Selma, Lexington Township, McLean
County, 111. (Grave Marked, Society of 1812, No. 162.)

Wife, Deborah ( ) Palmer, ch . John Palmer, Amos Palmer,

William Palmer, Joseph Palmer, Enos Palmer, Tacy Palmer.

Parsons, Hazo, b. Belchertown, Hampshire County, Massachusetts

1790 , Capt 's Company, Regt

, War of 1812. Settled at Bloomington, 111. 1841, d.

Bloomington, 111. Nov. 30, 1873. Buried in old City Cemetery, Bloomington,
111. (See Daily Pantagraph, Bloomington, 111. Dec. 2, 1873. Information
also from Miss Martha Parsons, Daughter, McLean, 111. 1913.)
Wife, Betsey (Whitman) Parsons, ch. John Parsons, Elizabeth (Parsons)'
McCarthy , Cordelia (Parsons) Allin , Martha Parsons, Harriet Parsons,
Philo Parsons, Louisa (Parsons) Harrison.
Passwaters, Purnell, Sr. b. Sussex County, Delaware, Feb. 22, 17S2. Private,

Capt 's Company, Regt. Virginia Militia, War

of 18 1 2. (Enlisted from Monongahela County, Virginia. Not in Active
Service.) Settled at Randolph's Grove, McLean County, 111. May 16,
1830, d. Randolph's Grove, Feb. 28, 1851. Buried in Passwaters Cemetery
Sec. 27, Randolph Township, McLean County, 111. (See Duis' "Good Old
Times" 1874, Page 779.)

Wife, Comfort (Short) Passwaters, ch. Lavina (Passwaters) Birdsell,;

Elizabeth Passwaters , Richard Passwaters , Ulias Passwaters , Purnell

Passwaters, Jr. Enoch J. Passwaters, Clement Passwaters. [5 others.]

Patton, John, ( Of near Selma, Illinois,) b. "on the Yadkin River" North

Carolina, 1781. [Private, Capt. William Ewing's Company, Lieut.

-Col. William Ewing's Regt. Kentucky Militia. Sept. 8, 1812 to Oct. 30,
18 1 2, ? Definite Identification of Service Impossible, Several Men of Thisj
Name Served in the Kentucky Militia, War of 181 2.] Settled at Mackinaw
Timber in what is now McLean County, 111. 1828, d. near Selma, 111. Dec!
..., 1854. Buried in Selma Cemetery, Selma, Lexington Township, McLean
County, 111. (Information from A. V. Pierson, Lexington, 111. 1912, and
Adjutant -Generals Records, State of Kentucky.)

Wif* , Margaret (Wiley) Patton, ch. Sarah (Patton) Foster, Cassandra
(Patton) Wiley, Sussannah ( Patton ) Messer, John Patton, Jr. William
Patton, Margaret (Patton) Henline, Benjamin W. Patton, Joseph Patton,!
Jemima (Patton) Adams, Aaron Patton, Moses Patton, Constantine Patton.;
Popejoy, William, b. Rockingham County, Virginia, Jan. 12, 1793. Sergeant,

Capt Mallow's Company, Ohio Militia, also Private, Capt.

Lemuel Connelly's Company, 1st (McDowell's) Regt. Ohio Militia, also
Private, Capt. Thomas Robinson's Company, 3rd (Stewart's) Regt. Ohio!
Militia, War of 181 2. t Dates of Services Not Found.) Settled in McLean
County, 111. 1834, d. Lexington Township, Aug. 29, 1863. Buried inj
Indian Field Cemetery, Sec. 20, Lexington Township, McLean County,
Illinois. [See Next Page.]

Popejoy, (Continued), Grave Marked, Society of 1812, No. 128. Wif
Nancy (Wiley) Popejoy, ch. Elizabeth (Popejoy) Baker, William Popejoy,
Jr., Margaret (Popejoy) Haner, Jolm Popejoy, Henry Po] ej< ; -T! ■
Popejoy, Sarah (Popejoy) McMullen, George Popejoy, C.
Edward Popejoy .

Reid, Thomas, Sr. b. County Ireland, 1778. Orderly Sergeant,

Capt 's Company Regt. Virginia, Militia, War

of 1S12. Settled in McLean County, 111. 1868, d. Arrowsmith Towa
May 16, 1875. Buried in Stipp Cemetery, Sec. 13, Arrowsmith Township,
McLean County, 111. (Information from B. N. Reid, Grandson, Arrowsmith

111. I9I3.)

Wife, Matilda (Dawson) Reid, ch. John Reid, William Reid, Charlotte
(Reid) Partee, Elizabeth (Reid) Hood, Grafton Reid, Jeremiah Reid,
George Reid, Jacob Reid, Margaret (Reid.) Moss, Thomas Reid, Jr. Ross
Reid, Anna (Reid) Hale.
Rhodes, Rev. Ebenezer, (New light Baptist) b. Holland, May 21, 17S0.
Private, Capt. Philip Riser's Company, Ohio Militia, Aug. 12, 1813 to
Sept. 21, 1S13. Settled at Blooming Grove, in what is now McLean County,
111. 1S23. d. Blooming Grove, Dec. 6, 1S42. Buried in Cox & Rhodes (now
Woodlawn,) Cemetery, Sec. 22, Bloomingtou Township, McLean County,
111. (See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 173, and Adjutant-Generals
Records , State of Ohio. )

Wife, Mary ( Hargis ) Starr - Rhodes, ch. John H. S. Rhodes, Samuel
Rhodes, Rhoda (Rhodes) Stringfield , Naomi (Rhodes) Nigest, Jeremiah
Rhodes, Aaron Rhodes, Ebenezer Rhodes, Jr. Rev. James S. Rhodes,
Polly (Rhodes) Mitchell.
R.OWLEY, Capt. William J. b. Columbia County, New York, Oct. 12, 1795.
Captain, William J. Rowley's Company, New York Militia, Warofi8i2.
d. Edwardsville, 111. Sept. 27, 1884. Buried in Friends Cemetery, Sec. 6,
Dawson Township, McLean County, 111. (Information from J. N. Rowley,
Grandson, Bloomington, 111. 19 12.)

Wife, Mary M. ( ) Rowley, ch. Sarah (Rowley) Lydia

M. Rowley, William Rowley, Charlotte T. ( Rowley ) Gassette, John D.
Rowley, James J. Rowley, Katherine (Rowley) Carroll, Martha (Rowley)
Bingham, Harriet (Rowley) Munger, Mary Rowley, Edward O. Rowley,
George A. Rowley, Gertrude (Rowley) Beaumont.
Rust, William, b. Granville County, North Carolina, Feb. 23, 1794. Private, ?

Capt 's Company Regt. Tennessee Militia, War

of 1812. (Enlisted from Maury County, Tennessee. In Battle of New
Orleans, Jan. 8, 1815.) Settled at Randolph's Grove, McLean County, 111.
1S34. d. Randolph Township, Aug. 25, 1873. Buried in Passwaters
Cemetery, Sec. 27, Randolph Township, McLean County, 111. ( See Duis'
"Good Old Times"' 1874, Page 805.)

Wife, Nancy (McGhee) Rust, ch. James W. Rust, John F. Rust, George
W. Rust, Martha A. (Rust) Lindley, William M. Rust, Harvey J. Rust,
Mary (Rust) Hougham, Arnetta Rust, Nancy C. Rust.

RuTiyEDGE, Thomas, Sr. b. Charleston, South Carolina, Oct. 17, 1768. Served
in the Kentucky Militia, (Rangers) War of 181 2. (No Official Record of
Service Found.) Settled at Randolph's Grove, in what is now McLean
County, 111. 182S , d. Randolph's Grove, Aug. 20, 1830. Buried in Oak
Grove Cemetery, (old part) near Leroy, 111. (See History of DeWitt
County, 111. 1882, Page 311, also Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page
765, and Biographical Album of McLean County, 111. 1887, Pages 642-'3.
Grave Marked, Society of 1812, No. 486.)

Wife, Sallie (Smith) Rutledge , ch. James Rutledge, Mark Rutledge,
Robert H. Rutledge, Cynthia (Rutledge) Rutledge, Mary (Rutledge)
Craig, William J. Rutledge, Elizabeth (Rutledge) Brittin, Sarah (Rutledge)
Cline, Jane (Rutledge) Dickerson.

Spawr, Valentine, b. Westmoreland County, (?) Pennsylvania, Sept. 17, 1769,

, Capt , 's Company, U. S, Infantry, (?)

Wayne's War, 1793 -1795. (In Battle of the Maumee, Aug. 20, 1794.
Wounded.) Settled in what is now McLean County, 111. 1827, d. near
Selma, 111. Feb. 5, 1855. Buried in Selma Cemetery, Selma, Lexington
Township, McLean County, 111. (See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page
665, and Biographical Album of McLean County, 111. 1887, Page 992.
Information also from A. V. Pierson, Lexington, 111. 191 2.) Wife,
Anna M. (Richer) Spawr, ch. Margaret (Spawr) Lucas, Catherine (Spawr)
Guthrie , Susan (Spawr) McLean - Punchess , Mary (Spawr) Beers , Sarah
(Spawr) Flesher, Jacob Spawr, George Spawr , Peter Spawr, John Spawr.

Stansbury, Ezekiel, b. Greene County, Tennessee, , 1794. Private,

Capt Cook's Company, Tennessee Militia, War of 1812

(In Battle of Horse Shoe Bend , March 27, 1814.) Settled in

McLean County, 111. 1833, d. Saybrook, 111, April 15, 1857. Buried in
Saybrook Cemetery, Saybrook, 111. (See Book 78, Page 12, Deed Records,
McLean County, 111. - Warrant No. 29728-, History of McLean County
111. 1879, Page 541, and Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 420.
Information also from T. A, Stansbury, Nephew, Bloomington, 111. 1913.)
Wife, Sarah (Graham) Stansbury, ch. Louisa (Stansbury) Myers, Charles
W. Stansbury, Andrew Stansbury, Emily (Stansbury) Campbell, Isaac
Stansbury , John Stansbury, Elizabeth (Stansbury) White, James Stans -
- bury , Esther (Stansbury) Stine .

Stubblefield, Robert, b. Halifax County, Virginia, Nov. 23, 1793. Private,
Capt. John C. Pryor's Troop of Cavalry, 21st Regt. Virginia Militia, April
24, 18 13 to Feb. 22, 1 815. (Generally) Settled at Funks Grove, in what is
now McLean County, 111. Dec. 1824, d. Funk's Grove, June 8, 1870.
Buried in Funk's Grove Cemetery, Sec. 17, Funk's Grove Township,
McLean County , 111. ( See Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 596, and
Virginia Muster Rolls, 1812- 1815, Page 653.)

1st Wife, Sarah (Funk) Stubblefield, ch. Absalom Stubblefield, Ann
(Stubblefield) Lightner, Mary (Stubblefield) Groves, John Stubblefield .
2nd Wife, Dorothy (Funk) Stubblefield, ch. George M. Stubblefield,
Jesse Stubblefield, Frances (Stubblefield) Murphy, Adam Stubblefield ,
Eve Stubblefield , Edward Stubblefield , Isaac Stubblefield, William R. C.
Stubblefield, Frank Stubblefield, Charles W. Stubblefield.

LI BR/
OF THE
.SVERSITY OF ILL"-

ANCE, James, b. Todd (?) County, Kentucky, Feb. 12, 178S. [ 1st Sergeant,
Capt. Zachariah Terrell's Company , Major John Davis' Regt . Kentucky
Militia , ? In Battle of New Orleans , Jan. 8, 1815. ?] Settled in McLean
County, III. Nov. 5, 1835, d. Woodford County, 111. Nov. 1, i860. Buried
in Stout's Grove Cemetery, Sec. 16, Darners Township, McLean County,
111. (Information from F. M. Hall, Danvers, 111. 191a. See also Filson
Club Publication No. 19, Page 201, and Biographical Record of McLean
County, 111. 1899, Pages 466, 489, and 490.)

1st Wife, Jane Bell (Hay) Vance, ch. Peter H. Vance, Andrew Vance,
Elizabeth (Vance) Boggs , Rachel (Vance) Mitchel. 2nd Wife, Mary F.
(Hay) Vance, (No ch.)

AnDeventek , Jacob, b County, Tennessee, (?) Nov. 6, 1785.

Capt 's Company Regt. Tennessee

Militia, (?) War of 181 2. Settled at Buckles' Grove, McLean County, 111.
18..., d. Buckles' Grove, Oct. 24, 1833. Buried in Oak Grove Cemetery,
( old part ) near Leroy , 111 . ( Information from Stephen VanDeventer ,
Grandson, and F. M. Rutledge, Leroy, 111. 1913.)

Wife, Rachel ( ) VanDeventer, ch . Mary (VanDeventer)

Rutledge , Mahala (VanDeventer) Story , James VanDeventer .

Valker, William, b. Rutherford County, North Carolina, Oct. 17, 1781.
Private, Capt. M. R. Alexander's Company, (nth Company Detached
from 3rd Rutherford Regiment,) 8th (Lieut. -Col. Nathan Horton's) Regt.
-Merrit Burgin, 1st Major, Samuel Davidson, 2nd Major,- North Carolina
Militia, War of 1812. ( In Battle of New Orleans, Jan. 8, 1815.) Settled at
Blooming Grove, in what is now McLean County, 111. 1824, d. Blooming
Grove, Jan. 16, 1861 . Buried in Blooming Grove Cemetery, Sec. 27,
Eloomiugton Township , McLean County , 111 . ( Information from J. B.
Orendorff , Grandson, and Adjutant -Generals Records, State of North
Carolina. Grave Marked, Society of 181 2, No. 517.)
Wife, Nancy (Driskill) Walker, ch. Fanny P. (Walker) Little, Mary M.
(Walker) Orendorff, Elizabeth M. (Walker) Cox, Sophrouia J. (Walker)
Cox, John Wesley Walker.

Warlow, Benjamin, b. Taberg, Oneida County, New York, Feb. 3, 1785.
Private, Capt. Elisha Strong's Company, Lieut. -Col. Longley's Regt.
Massachusetts Militia, Sept. 13, 18 14 to Nov. 7, 18 14. Settled at Twin
Grove, McLean County, 111. 1834, d. Dry Grove Township, Sept. 5, 1864.
Buried in West Twin Grove Cemetery, Sec. 33, Dry Grove Township,
McLean County, 111. (Information from Richard A. Warlow, Son, Stanford,
111. 1912, and Miss Belle Warlow, Grand-daughter, Bloomington, 111. 1913.
See also Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 478, and Biographical Record
of McLean County, 111. 1899, Page 269.)

Wife , Elizabeth ( Bond ) Warlow, ch. Jonathan B. Warlow, William C.
Warlow, Sarepta E. (Warlow) Baker, Richard A. Warlow, Lafayette
Warlow, Bond W. Warlow.

Welch, William, b County, Virginia, Feb. 5, 1790. Private, Capt.

Nathaniel Widgeon's Company, 27th (Col. Major S. Pitts) Regt. Virginia
Militia, (Northampton County,) Oct. 9, 1813 to Oct. 24, 1813, and Aug.
28, 1814 to Oct. 31, 1814. (?) [See Next Page.]

WitCH, (Continued,) Or Private, Capt. Alexander Taylor's Company, ist
Regt. Virginia Militia, Sept. i, 1814 to Oct. 31, 1814, (?) Settled in
what is now Lexington Township, McLean County, 111. about 1850, ?
d. Selma, Illinois, July 20, 1865. Buried in Selma Cemetery, Selma,
Lexington Twp. McLean County, 111. (Information from A. V. Pierson,
Lexington, 111. 1912. See Virginia Muster and Pay Rolls, 1812-1815.)

Wife, Mary ? ( ) Welch, ch. Vine Welch, Hiram Welch, Rensellaer

Welch, Mary (Welch) Kennedy.

Wilcox, Edward, b County, Pennsylvania, Aug. 30, 1776. Private,

Capt. Clement Twiford's Company, 3rd (Stewarts) Regt. Ohio Militia,
July 26, 1813 to Aug. 10, 1813, also Private, Capt. Cconrod Flesher's
Company, 3rd (Stewarts) Regt. Ohio Militia, Aug. 1 1, 1813 to Sept. 5, 181 3.
Settled in McLean County, 111. 1832, d. Money Creek Township, Nov. 20,
1849. Buried in Wilcox Cemetery, Sec. 5, Money Creek Township, McLean
County, 111. (SeeDuis* "Good Old Times" 1874, Pages 705-'6. Information
also from Mrs. A. A. Stewart, Grand - daughter, Lexington. 111. 191 3.)
Wife, Sarah (Richardson) Wilcox, ch. Mary (Wilcox) Thomas, Elizabeth
(Wilcox) Owens, William Wilcox.

Wilhoite, Joshua, b. Versailles County, Kentucky, 17..., Private,

Capt. Peter Dudley's Company, Volunteer Light Infantry, 10th (Powells)
Regt. Kentucky Militia, March 29, 1813 to Sept. 22, 1813. (Volunteered
at Frankfort, Ky. Discharged at Bass Island.) Settled in McLean County,
111. 1 85 1, d. ( of cholera,) in what is now Downs Township, July 27, 1855.
Buried in Wilhoite Family burial-ground, (abandoned,) on S. B. Mason
Farm, Sec. 18, Downs Township, McLean County, 111. (Information from
S. B. Mason, and Mrs. Amanda Nelson, Bloomington, 111. and Dr. W. F.
Wilhoite, Grandson, Wichita, Kans. 1913.)

Wife, Polly (Sparks) Wilhoite, ch. Dr. Willis C. Wilhoite, ElialT. Wilhoite
James M. Wilhoite, Lucy ( Wilhoite ) Hancock, Alexander Wilhoite,
Reuben Wilhoite.

Williams, Robert M. b. .?.?£?&.». „ >. lJ.9$:

, Capt. 's Company, Regt. War of

181 2. Settled in Bloomington, IU. 18..., d. 319 South Center St. Bloom -
- ington, 111. Aug. 31, 1874. Buried on Lot 22, Sec. 2, Evergreen Cemetery
Bloomington, 111. (See Pantagraph Files, Sept. 1874. Information also;
from Mrs. James B. Kelly, and Samuel Custer, Bloomington, 111. 191 2.)

Wife ( ) Williams, ch. D. Newton Williams, Daniel P.

Williams , Robert Williams, Annie (Williams) Seeley, Fannie (Williams)
, Ida (Williams)

Witherow, David, b. Franklin County, Pennsylvania, , 1796. Private,

Capt. William Alexanders Company , Findlay's Battalion, Pennsylvania I
Volunteers, War of 1812. ( Dates of Service Not Found.) Settled in Dal
Township, McLean County, III. 1857, d. Dale Township, March ..., i8(...
Buried in Scogin's Cemetery, Sec. 18, Bloomington Township, McLean
County, 111. (Information from John M. Harvey, Bloomington, 111. 191 3.) j
Wife, Elizabeth (Gaston) Witherow, ch. William G. Witherow, Lavina ;
(Witherow) Hefner, Martha J. (Witherow) Harvey, Joseph A. Witherow, .
Quiney A. Witherow, Elizabeth Witherow.

WILLIAM WALKER.

Rt EERT STL'BBLEFIELD.

BENJAMIN WARLOW.

JAMES YANCE.

OF THE
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Young, William, b County, Virginia, a! out 1 7^5. Lieuten I

Capt. Sawer's Company, 6th Regt Virginia Militia, War of [8x2. Settled

at the Mackinaw Timber, McLean County, ill. 1S32, d. Money Creek
Twp. Sept. ..., i£Co. Euried in Clarksvilk Cen etery, Sec, 3, fcffoi ey Creek

Twp. McLean County, 111. (Information from A. V. Pierson, Lexington,

111. 1912. See also Duis' "Good Old Times" 1874, Page 715. and 1 00k

112, Page 237, Deed Records, McLean County, 111. - Warrant No. 22x54.)
1st Wife, Mary (Smith) Young, ch. Anderson Young, Madison Young.
2nd Wife, Mary (Hughes) Young, ch. Christiana (Young) Winklepleck,
Allen Young, John Young.

ADDENDA No. 1.
Benson, John, Sr. d. White Oak Township, McLean County, III. Not I "rreka,

111.) June 18, 1874. (See Estate Files, McLean County, 111.)
Bishop, James, Enlisted from Clark County, Ohio.
Brown, Jacob, Grave Marked, Society of 18 12, No. 518.
Bjckles , John, Had 13 ch. - 9 sons, 4 daughters. Grave Marked, Society of

1812, No. 515.
Bull, William, Private, Capt. William P. Custis' Company, 2nd (Lieut. -Col.

Thomas M. Bayley's) Regt. Virginia Militia, March 25 to March 2S, May

22 to May 29, and Nov. 25 to Nov. 27, 1S13. (See Virginia Muster Rolls,

1812 - 1815.)

CHENEY, Jonathan, Also Private, Capt. Christopher Wood's (1st) Company of
Spies, [Ohio Militia?] Sept. 4, 1812 to Nov. 27, 1812. Grave Marked,
Society of 1S12, No. 520.

CRUMB AUGH , Daniel , Also Private , Capt. John W. Redding's Company of
Infantry , Col. Richard M. Johnson's Regt. Kentucky Militia, May 20,

1813 to Nov. 19, 1S13. Grave Marked, Society of 1S12, No. 514,
Fling, Richard, [Sr.] 1st Wife, Rebecca (Wilkinson) Fling, ch. George W.

Fling, Ann E. (Fling) Williams, Joseph W. Fling, Charles E. Fling.

2nd Wife , Elizabeth ( Wilkinson ) Please - Fling, ch. Richard Fling, Jr.

Owen Fling, Angeline A. (Fling) Heller, Thomas W. Fling.
Funk, John, Grave Marked, Society of 1812, No. 519.
Harry, Samuel, Buried in West Twin Grove Cemetery, Sec. 33, Dry Grove

Township, (Not Sec. 3, Dale Township,) McLean County, 111.
Messkr, Isaac, Grave Marked, Society of 1S12, No. 526.
NSWCOMB , Ethan, Enlisted either from Clark or Trumbull County, Ohio.

(Information from E. H. Newcomb, Grandson, Saybrook, 111. 1913.)
Patton, John, Under ? Lieut. -Col. Young Ewing, not Lieut. -Col. Win. Kwirg.

UNCERTAIN LIST .
( Men Buried in McLean County, 111. Who May Have Been Soldiers of 18 12.
Names of Burial-Piaces, and States From Which They May Have Served.)
John Deal, West Twin Grove, (Pa.) John S. Draper, Heyworth, ( Ky. 1
Is vac JONBS, Hinshaws, Danvers Twp. (Pa.) Samuel McClurb, Stout's
Grove, (Ind.) Daniel Ruth, W est Twin Grove, (Pa.) ARCHIBALD Thomp -
-son, Selma, (Ohio.) AbiatHAR Wheeler, Stout's Grove, (Vt.) William
Wiley, Indian Field Cem. (Ohio.)

Addenda No. 2.

Arrowsmith, Samuel, b. Rockingham Cotinty, Virginia, Aug. 7, 1779.
( Enlisted from Ross County, Ohio, about Sept. 181 2. Discharged at Fort
Recovery, Ohio.) Settled in McLean County, 111. Nov. 1840, d. in what
is now Arrowsmith Twp. Jan. 3, 1843. Buried in Barnes Cemetery, Sec.
26, Dawson Township, McLean County, 111. ( Information from David E.
Arrowsmith, Grandson, 509 East Olive Street, Bloomington, 111. 1913.)
Wife, Elizabeth (Ritter) Arrowsmith, ch. John Arrowsmith, Hannah
Arrowsmith , Ezekiel Arrowsmith , Henry R. Arrowsmith , [ Father of
David E.] Eleanor ( Arrowsmith ) Jones, Margaret (Arrowsmith) Barnes,
Eliza (Arrowsmith) Thompson, Mary A. K. (Arrowsmith) Thompson .

Bay, William, Sergeant, 1st, Capt. Christopher Woods Company of Spies ,
Brigadier -General Edward W. Tupper's Brigade, Ohio Troops, Sept. 4,
18 1 2 to Jan. 27, 18 13. (Information from H. P. Hazle , Grandson,
Bloomington, 111. 1913.)

Benson, John, Sr. See Box 59, Case 1975, Estate Files, McLean County, 111.

Jones, Lieut. John, Settled in McLean County, 111. 1852. ch. Andrew C. Jones,
Julia (Jones) Gill, Sally (Jones) Fenstermaker. [Others?] Information
from David E. Arrowsmith, Bloomington, 111. 191 3.

Merrifield, Emanuel, Wife, Polly ( ) Merrifield, ch. Lucinda

(Merrifield) Carr, Elizabeth (Merrifield) Merrifield, Rebecca (Merrifield)
Cannady, Samuel Merrifield, Abner Merrifield. ( Information from William
Merrie'ill, Nephew, Jameson, Mo. 1913.)

Popejoy, William, Private, Capt. Lemuel Connelly's Company, Ohio Militia,
Aug. 10, 1813 to Sept. 5, 1813. (See Adjutant-Generals Records, State of
Ohio.)

VanDeventer, Jacob, ch. Abraham VanDeventer, Martha (VanDeventer)
Wilson, John VanDeventer, David VanDeventer, Mary (VanDeventer)
Rutledge, Mahala (VanDeventer) Story, Marianna (VanDeventer) Mc-
-Intorff,? James VanDeventer. (See History of DeWitt County, 111. 1882,
Page 308.)

Note;

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complete , but few may appreciate the many difficulties encountered in its
compilation. Much of the material was very difficult to obtain and some of
it arrived very late. More cuts would have been included and better ones
in some cases, could they have been obtained, but many of the soldiers
whose records appear herein , never had any kind of likeness made, while
others had only one, and frequently that one very poor, and very hard
to copy. Amateur work will account for some other defects.

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