Pay-roll of Capt. John Brown's Company
Pay-roll of a company of volunteer infantry, commanded by Captain John Brown, of the First regiment, Pennsylvania militia, under the command of General Richard Crooks.
Sergeants
- Wood, Micajah
- Lewis, Willmauth
- Rinehart, Joseph, taken sick at Mansfield, and hired a substitute for the remainder of the term.
- Patterson, John
Corporals
- Smith, Thomas
- Dawson, William
- Hamler, Adam
- Yeater, Andrew
Privates
- Bulger, Samuel
- Hicks, Joseph
- Ayres, Silas
- Armor, John W., appointed on the staff, March 29.
- Baker, Anthony, died after discharged.
- Cather, Robert
- Conkling, Henry, volunteered for fifteen days.
- Dawson, Moses
- Echelberger, George
- Echelberger, Abraham
- Foredyce, Abraham
- Headley, Elias
- Hughs, Thomas
- Hickethorn, George
- Hair, John
- Hays, Adam, appointed in the staff; served in company.
- Ingram, William
- Jewel, Aaron
- Kirkpatrick, Thomas
- Archer, James
- Lantz, Alexander, volunteered for fifteen days.
- Lapping, Robert
- Maple, William
- Mitchel, Thomas
- Moor, Carl
- Mickle, Reuben
- Poland, Jonathan
- Pettit, John, volunteered for fifteen days.
- Parker, James, volunteered for fifteen days.
- Pechtel, Henry
- Robison, Thomas
- Reese, John
- Reed, Edward
- Reynolds, John
- Sayres, William, volunteered for fifteen days.
- Sharp, William
- Stockdale, William
- Seals, Vincent
- Smith, James, died at Upper Sandusky, February 24, 1813.
- Stockdall, John
- Stattoo, Henry, furloughed December 8, 1812; taken sick on return, and never joined company.
- Stiegers, David
- Cyphers, Peter
- Smith, Thomas
- Tuston, Andrew
- Winget, Luther
- Yeager, Peter
- Peirce, Samuel
- Tuston, Abraham
- Young, Andrey
- White, Samuel
- Isminger, John
- Taif, James
I do certify, upon honor, that this pay-roll exhibits a true statement of my company, of the First regiment, Pennsylvania militia, for the period therein mentioned, and the remarks set opposite the names of men are accurate and just.
John Brown, Captain.
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