Warren County War of 1812 Veterans

• Abraham Baker
  • Beers History of Warren County page 938,
    "Mr. B. served in the War of 1812, and was on the pension rolls of the U. S. Government"

• Benjamin Baldwin (1791-1865)
  • Listed as a Sergeant in the Roll of Lieut. Andrew Guttery's Mounted Company Served from September 20, to November 19, 1814
  • Bounty Land Application filed 26 Dec 1850 in Greene County, Illinois

• John Barnett (1765-1831)
  • photo of gravestone at Springboro Cemetery
  • Listed as a private in Capt. Samuel Caldwell's Company which served from August 23 until September 18, 1812

• John Benham (1789-1863)
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #1325 in lot 151 on 7 Oct 1875 [removed from Baptist Graveyard]

• David Bennett (1778-1859)
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #377 in Old Section Lot 344 on 2 Aug 1859
  • David Bennett Obituary, The Western Star, Lebanon, Ohio, Thursday August 18, 1859
    "He served six months in the war of 1812, on our northern boundaries."
  • Sergt. David Bennet is listed on the Roll of Captain William B. Fordyce's Company, 1st Regiment (DeLong's) Ohio Militia which served from September 4, 1812, until March 15, 1814
    [It is not known if this is the same David Bennett but Captain Fordyce was also from Warren County.]

• David Bennett (1792-1864)
  • grave at Rose Hill Cemetery - Interment #874 in Sec 1 Lot 142 [removed from Unity Cemetery]
  • Beers History of Warren County page 963,
    "he was a soldier in the war of 1812, and his now aged wife is a pensioner on the pension rolls of the United States Government."
  • War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815
    Soldier:  David Bennett,
    Resident of Warren County Ohio in 1856
    Bounty Land:  Warrant #51188 160 55
    Died 14 Apr 1864 Warren County Ohio
    Widow:  Elizabeth Bennett WO#36194, WC#26021
    married 27 May 1817 in Warren County Ohio
    died 3 Dec 1883
    Service:  Private in Capt. Irwin Howell's Company, Pennsylvania Militia from 21 Nov 1814 to 4 Dec 1814

BLACKBURN
(Surname Index)

• Benjamin Blackburn (1790-1852)
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 966
    " He was a soldier in the war of 1812, under Gen. Hull"
  • Listed as private in Roll of Captain Daniel F. Reeder's Company of Dragoons which served from Sept. 14, 1812 To Oct. 14, 1812

• Aaron Boorone
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 1045,
    "Aaron Boorone, served in both the war of 1812 and the Revolution, and was well acquainted with Gen. George Washington

• Daniel Bowman (1797-1870)
  • photo of gravestone at Pleasant Grove Cemetery
  • Listed as private in Ensign Jacob Hoover's Company which served from July 28 until August 18, 1813

• Samuel Bowman (1789-1861)
  • photo of gravestone at Union Church Cemetery
  • Beers History of Warren County page 692

• Joseph Bursk
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 969,
    "He was a soldier in the war of 1812, having been drafted in Philadelphia."

• William Burton
  • photo of tombstone at Maineville Cemetery
  • Beers History of Warren County page 938,
    "during the war of 1812 served under Gen. Harrison."
  • Listed as Corporal William Burton in Roll of Captain Theophilus Simonton's Company

• John Casseday
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 970,
    "he was a member of the Presbyterian Church, and a soldier in the war of 1812, and participated in the battle of Guilford."

• John Clements
  • Beers History of Warren County page 833, 1044

• George Cline
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 971,
    "John and George, sons of Frederick Cline, Sr., were in the war of 1812."
  • A Private George Cline can be found on the roll of Capt. William Mumm's Company, on the roll of Capt John Thornley's Company, and on the roll of Capt. Caleb Hoskins' Company.

• John Cline
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 971,
    "John and George, sons of Frederick Cline, Sr., were in the war of 1812."
  • A Private John Cline can be found on the roll of Capt. John Spencer's Company, Ohio Spies

• Archibald Clinton
  • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 1030,
    "He served in the war of 1812, under that daring and successful Indian fighter, Gen. Harrison."
  • A Sergt. Archibald Clinton is found on the ROLL OF CAPT. WILLIAM MCMAIN'S (or McMean's) COMPANY (From Clermont or Butler Counties.) which Served from August 11, 1812 until February 11, 1813
  • A private Archibald Clinton is found on the ROLL OF CAPT. JOHN HUMES' COMPANY (Probably from Clermont Co.) which served from January 30, until April 10, 1814, and from January 11, until April 10, 1815.

• Isaac Coddington
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 631,
    "Joseph Coddington and two of his sons served in the war of 1812"

• Joseph Coddington (1763-1848)
  • photo of tombstone at Corrington Cemetery
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 631,
    "Joseph Coddington and two of his sons served in the war of 1812" He was also a Revolutionary War Soldier
  • Coddington Farm Burial Grounds

• Freeman Corrington (1792-1850)
  • photo of tombstone at Muddy Creek Cemetery
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 631,
    "Joseph Coddington and two of his sons served in the war of 1812"

• William Coddington
  • The Veterans Grave Registration Project by the WPA indicate that William Coddington was a veteran of the War of 1812.
  • photo of tombstone at Shawhan [Landaker] Cemetery

• Jonathan Collett
  • from Beers History of Warren county page 999,
    "Jonathan followed his brother to Ohio and remained here about two years, during which he was pressed into the service in the war of 1812, serving a short time"

• John Conrey (1792-1864) - Ohio Militia, War of 1812
  • photo of gravestone grave at Pioneer Cemetery
  • "Lest We Forget, Volume I" by Mary M. Everhart page 15
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 343
    "Mary Conrey, WC#7833, widow 1812, $8.00 monthly pension"

• Captain Matthias Corwin
  • Roll of Captain Matthias Corwin's Company which served from 11 Aug 1812 to 30 Nov 1812 & from 5 Jan 1813 to 11 Feb 1813

• Thomas Corwin
  • Wagon Boy, with Harrison's Army, War 1812

• Judge James Cowan (1787-1873)
  • Beers History of Warren County page 733
  • War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815 page 396
    James Cowan, Private, Capt. Daniel F. Reeder's Co. Ohio Militia, enlisted 14 Sep 1812, discharge 14 Oct 1812
    SO #8309; SC#17787; WO#26040; WC#17258 for Lydia (Mix) Cowan married 2 Nov 1830 at Lebanon, Ohio - 1st wife Mary French
    James Cowan died 25 Feb 1873 Warren County, Ohio; Lydia died 4 May 1892
    Bounty Land:  7426-40-   '50; 22540-120-  '55
  • "Another Pioneer Gone", The Western Star, Lebanon, Ohio March 6, 1873
    "...In the War of 1812, on a call for volunteers to defend our northern frontier from Indian depredations, when the surrender of General Hull had unexpectedly deprived us of our army, Judge Cowan, at once volunteered his services, and in November, 1812, while on the banks of the Auglaize, some twelve miles from Defiance, a comrade and near neighbor, Eleazer Lamson, was severely wounded and though their time had nearly expired, Judge Cowan and Benjamin H. Spinning, another neighbor in the same company, agreed to stay with Mr. Lamson and nurse him as long as necessary.  Lamson died about Christmas, afterwards, and was the only one in that war, from this immediate neighborhood who lost his life in the service.  Of these, besides Judge Cowan and B. H. Spinning, there were Mecaiah Reeder, who married the only daughter of the elder James Cowan, Nathaniel Tichenor, father of David P. Tichenor, now of Lebanon, A. H. Dunlevy, still living.  The rest are all gone, many years ago except the subject of this notice who died so recently. ..."
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 343
    "Lydia Cowan, Lebanon PO, WC#17258, widow of 1812, $8.00 monhly pension begun Feb., 1879"

• Richard Cox
  • Beers History of Warren County page 973

• Obediah Craig
  • Private on the Roll of Captain Samuel Caldwell's Company which served from August 23, until September 18, 1812

• Daniel Crane
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 897,
    "Judge Daniel Crane served in the war of 1812, entering the war as a substitute two different times daring the campaign"

• James H. Crawford (1799-1866)
  • grave at Woodhill Cemetery - Section 5 Lot 135-4
  • War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815
    James H. Crawford, Private, Capt. Caid's Co. N.J. Militia 15 Jul 1813-30 Sep 1813, residence 1851 and 1855 Warren Co, Ohio, died 9 Mar 1866 Middletown, Butler Co Ohio
    Deliverance A. Huffman, married 5 Sep 1834, Knard, Champaign Co, Ohio, WC#29136, residence 1878, 1880, 1887, Franklin Warren Co Ohio, died Feb. 26, 1898
    Bounty Land: 62666-40-50 & 38358-120-55
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 342
    "Deliverance A. Crawford, Franklin PO, WC#29136, widow of 1812, $8.00 monthly pension beginning April 1880"

• Dr. Erastus Darvin Crossfield (1791-1873) - Surgeon, US Navy, War of 1812
  • grave at Red Lion/Zoar Methodist Church Cemetery
  • The Western Star, Lebanon, Ohio, January 17, 1873
    "in the War of 1812 with England he went into the United States Navy as Surgeon, where he continued two years or more until the close of the war, and during which time he seldom was on land, and during the same time he visited Bordeaux and Taton in France, and many other ports in other countries in Europe."

• William Crosson Sr. (1795 or 1796–1879)
  • From Beers history of Warren County, page 682,
    "At the age of seventeen he enlisted and served as a private in the War of 1812, in a cavalry company, commanded by Col. John Hopkins, late of Hopkinsville, of this county. This company being discharged at Urbana, Ohio, he returned home, and on February 1, 1814, he hired at Lebanon as a substitute in a company of infantry, commanded by Capt. John Hughes from near Sharon, Ohio, and at this time was the youngest man in his regiment. On February 2, 1814, the company left Lebanon, and through snow and ice marched to Lake Erie. Archie Clinton, Esq., John Carroll and Solomon Shaw were mess-mates of Crosson, and were all from Harlan Township. They were afterwards taken to Detroit, where they were stationed when peace was declared."

• Samuel Dearth (ca. 1790-1862)
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 899,
    "Mr. Dearth served as a soldier in the war of 1812, under Gen. Wayne, for which he obtained a land warrant for 160 acres of land"
  • Listed as Samuel Death in the Roll of Captain Samuel Caldwell's Company which served from August 23, until September 18, 1812.

• William Cummins (____- 1832/34)
  • Listed as a Corporal on the Roll of Captain William B. Fordyce's Company, 1st Regiment (DeLong's) Ohio Militia which served from September 4, 1812, until March 15, 1814
  • War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815
    William Cummins, Pvt Capt. William Fordyce's Co, Ohio Mil. Sept. 4, 1813 - March 15, 1814
    married 2nd wife, Hannah Nichols at Newark, Licking County, Ohio on 9 Sep 1826
    died 24 Mar 1832 or 1834, Licking Co., Ohio
    Bounty Land 76063-160-'55; WC #19276 (increased by special act)
    widow residence in Warren County, Ohio in 1857, 1878 (Morrow PO) and 1882
    widow died about 1892
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 344
    "Hannah Cummins, Morrow PO, WC#19276, widow 1812, $8.00 monthly pension beginning Feb 1879"

• Alexander Dill
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 976,
    "Alexander Dill, brother of John, was a soldier in the war of 1812 and was stationed on Staten Island."

• William Dill (1788-1852)
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - removed from the Presbyterian Graveyard - not listed in the Register of Interments

• Daniel Doughman ( 1787-1843)
  • photo of gravestone at Bassinger Cemetery
  • listed as a War of 1812 Veteran on the WPA plat map of Bassinger Cemetery

• Peter Drake (1791-1871)
  • Peter Drake Obituary , The Western Star, Lebanon, Ohio, Thursday, November 2, 1871
    "During the war of 1812, he volunteered under General Harrison, serving in the company commanded by Captain Shaw. He sustained injuries while in the service from which he never recovered. He was a brave soldier, and often distinguished himself while in the regular army, and in the oft-recurring Indian wars of that period."
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #1063 in lot 71-5 on 9 Oct 1871
  • Listed as Private in Roll of Captain Patrick Shaw's Company

• Anthony Howard Dunlevy
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery
  • Listed as a Private in the Roll of Captain Matthias Corwin's Company which served from 11 Aug 1812 to 30 Nov 1812 & from 5 Jan 1813 to 11 Feb 1813
  • Anthony Howard Dunlevy Obituary in the 8 Dec 1881 Lebanon Gazette says,
    "Young Dunlevy's school days were interrupted by the war with England. In his nineteenth year he volunteerred as a member of Capt Matthias Corwin's company of light infantry and served a term of military duty on the frontiers of the Maumee."
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 343
    "Anthony H. Dunlevy, Lebanon PO, SC#4913, surv. 1812, $8.00 per month beginning Sept. 1871"

• Valentine Ertel (1793-1820)
  • photo of gravestone at Ertel-Patterson Cemetery
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 944,
    "Valentine, their son, served in the War of 1812"
  • Valentine Entel is listed as a Private in the Roll of Captain Theophilus Simonton's Company, 1st Regiment (Mill's) Ohio Militia, which served from March 23 1813, until October 1, 1813

• John Farquer (1790 - 1865)
  • photo of gravestone at Hopkinsville Cemetery

• William B. Fordyce/Fordice (1785-1860)
  • Fordyce Surname Registered by Mr. Gayle O. Kamp on 22 Oct 2003
  • Captain William B. Fordice, 1st Regiment (DeLong's) Ohio Militia at Ancestry.com [paid site]
  • Roll of Captain William B. Fordyce's Company, 1st Regiment (DeLong's) Ohio Militia which served from September 4, 1812, until March 15, 1814

• John Gillis (1780-1865)
  • Photo of tombstone at Maineville Cemetery
  • Listed in Roll of Captain John Patterson's Company which served from July 6, until July 23, 1814

• Robert Gilchrist
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 740
    "he volunteered under Col. Van Home, in Hull's army, and was killed in the battle of Brownstown Aug. 12, 1812, just a few days before Hull's cowardly surrender"

• John Haller (____-1876) - Virginia Militia
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 342
    "Eliza Haller, Franklin PO, WC#15311, widow of 1812, $8.00 monthly pension beginning Jan. 1879"

• Abraham Haney
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 949,
    "He was a soldier in the War of 1812, and served under Gen. Hull, and participated in a number of the engagements of that war"

• James Hart
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 938,
    "He was also a soldier in the War of 1812"
  • listed as Private James Hart in Roll of Captain Theophilus Simonton's Company

• Clark Hatfield (1781-1856)
  • This entry submitted 13 February 2005 by Everett Hatfield who writes,
    "Here is a copy of the Roster of Ohio Soldiers in the War of 1812. My 4th Great Grandfather, Clark Hatfield, is listed. He was in Captain George Kesling's Company. He served from Sept. 27 until Oct. 20, 1812."
  • Roster of Captain George Kesling's Company, Mounted Volunteers

• John W. Hathaway (ca. 1783-1877)
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery
  • John W. Hathaway Obituary - The Western Star, 20 Dec 1877 which says,
    "He was in the war of 1812, and present at Hull's surrender."

• William Hay (____-1868) - New Jersey Militia
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 342
    "Martha E. Hay, Dodd's PO, WC#9777, widow 1812, $8.00 beginning Oct. 1878"

• William Hewitt
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 949,
    "He was born in Ireland, and when 11 years old came to this country and located in New Jersey, where he resided until of age, when he removed to Rising Sun, Ind., and soon after enlisted in the War of 1812, and took part in the famous battle of Tippecanoe and other engagements of the war."

• William Hilt
  • Listed as Private William Hilt in Captain Timothy Titus' Company which served from September 4, 1813, until March 14, 1814
  • William Hilt Bounty Land Application & Letter contributed by Michael Hilt

• Colonel John Hopkins (1786-1875)
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 1024,
    "On the breaking-out of that war, as did Cincinnatus of old, he left his plow and tendered his services to his country, volunteering in an organization known as the "Mounted Rangers," which rendezvoused for a time at Lebanon, and of which company he later was appointed Lieutenant and finally acted as Captain. He figured extensively throughout the war, serving until peace was declared, when he again returned to the plow"
  • "Colonel Hopkins Said To Be Fine 'Gentleman Of The Old School'" afticle by Dallas Bogan
  • A Lieutenant John Hopkins is listed in the Roll of Captain Samuel McCormick's Company which served from September 1, until September 30, 1813

• Colonel WilliamHopkins (1782-1831)
  • photo of gravestone at Hopkinsville Cemetery

• Robert Hughes (c1795-1879) - Private, Captain Luther Leonard's Co, Ohio Militia
  • photo of gravestone for John Hughs at Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery
  • War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815
    Soldier: Robert Hughes (SO#7589)
    Widow: Lydia Hughes (WO#27521, WC#28811)
    Service: Pvt Capt. Luther Leonard's Co. Ohio Milia
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 344
    "Lydia Hughes, Morrow PO, WC#28811, widow 1812, $8.00 monthly pension beginning Feb. 1880"

• Andrew Irwin (1782-1870)
  • photo of gravestone at Hopkinsville Cemetery with name spelled Andrew Irvin
  • Roster of Ohio Soldiers in the War in the War of 1812, page 109
    Andrew Irwin is listed as Private on the Roll of Capt. John Van Meter's Company which served from 29 Jul until 17 Aug 1813, part served from 23 Aug 1815 until 22 Feb 1816
  • War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815 image 759
    Soldier:  Andrew Irvin
    Widow: Sarah Irvin WO#7174; WC#21890
    Service: Pvt. Capt. Vanmeter's Co. Ohio Militia
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 342
    "Sarah Irwin, Harveysburgh PO, WC#31890, widow 1812, $8.00 monthly pension beginning Apr. 1879"

• Samuel S. Jack
  • Photo of tombstone at Bethany Christian Church Cemetery
  • Obituary from the 25 May 1855 Western Star which says,
    "During the war with England in 1812, Mr. Jack was a volunteer under the late Capt. Sheets, and did good service as a soldier, for which patriotic duty his country rewarded him with a pension."

• Henry Jones
  • War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815 [Jon-Ju image #166]
    Soldier:  Henry H. Jones
    Widow, Nancy Ann Jones WO #13402, WC #9712
    Service: Private Capt. Joel Collins Co. Ohio Militia
  • Roster of Ohio Soldiers in the War in the War of 1812, page 109
    Henry Jones is listed as a Private in the Roll of Capt. Joel Collins's Company which served from August 11, 1812 until February, 1813
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page343
    "Mary A. Jones, Lebanon PO, WC #9712, widow 1812, $8.00 monthly pension beginning Oct 1878"
  • See gravestones at Shawhan (aka Landaker) cemetery which would conflict with Mary being on the 1883 pension rolls
    Henry C. Jones died 3 May 1874 aged 84 years
    Mary Jones, wife of Henry C. Jones, died. 10 Nov 1857 age 62 years

• George Kephart
  • War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815 [K-Ke image #827]
    Soldier:  George Kephart SO #3501, SC #1616
    Widow: Mariah Kephart WO #39756 WC #30788
    Service:  Pvt Capt William M. Rice's Co. Ky Militia
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 342
    "Mariah Kephart, Franklin PO, WC#30788, widow 1812, $8.00 monthly pension beginning Nov. 1880"

• George Kesling
  • Roster of Captain George Kesling's Company, Mounted Volunteers, which was attached to Trimble's Mounted Regiment, Ohio Volunteers and Militia commanded by Col. Allen Trimble which served from September 27, until October 20, 1812

• John Klippart aka John Kliperd (1788-1882) - Virginia Militia
  • photo of gravestone of John Kliperd at Pleasant Grove Cemetery
  • Beers History of Warren County page 1036,
    "Mr. Klippart was a soldier in the war of 1812 and served under Gen. Butterfield, in and around old Richmond, Va.; when the war was over, he returned to his home and in after years received two substantial testimonials for his fidelity to the flag of his country, in the form of two land warrants, calling for 80 acres each."
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page
    "John Clippard, Edwardsville PO, SC#7988, survivor of War of 1812, original allowance, $8.00 on Nov, 1871"

• Richard Lackey (1778-1848)
  • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery
  • Beers History of Warren County page 755,
    "emigrated to Ohio in 1796, and settled in Clear Creek Township, where he remained until the breaking-out of the war of 1812, when he enlisted and soon afterward rendered up his life—a sacrifice to his country"

• Ephraim Little
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 982,
    "Ephraim Little, brother of Mrs. Mehan, was killed at Tippecanoe by the Indians in the war of 1812."

• John Lowe
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 988,
    "he served under Gen. Wayne in the war of 1812, in the vicinity of Ft. Wayne, Ind."
  • A private John Lowe is listed on the ROLL OF CAPT. JAMES STEELE'S COMPANY (Probably from Fayette Co.) which served from August 22, until September 30, 1812

• Fleming Lowry (1793 - 1818)
  • grave at Bigger Cemetery [gravestone not found in 2009]
  • Served in Capt. John Robison's Company of Volunteer Riflemen, in Regiment of Ohio Volunteers and Militia commanded by Col. James Findlay
    [Service information from papers in the Bigger Vertical File at the Warren County Genealogical Society]

• Benjamin Ludlum
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 951,
    "He served in the War of 1812, and was a brick mason by trade."

• John P. March (1794-1857) - Private, Capt. Thurston's Company, Virginia Militia
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #287 in Old Section lot 186-1 on 17 Oct 1857
  • Beers History of Warren County page 759,
    "Mr. March was a private in Capt. Thurston's company, Col. W. Jones' regiment, of the Virginia Militia, in the war of 1812."
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 343
    "Sarah March, Lebanon PO, WC#7051, widow 1812, $8.00 monthly pension beginning June 1878"
  • Pension Index Cards
    Soldier:  John P. March
    Widow: Sarah March, WO#21659, WC#7051
    Service:  Capt. Robt. Thurston's Va. Mil.

• Isaac Marsh
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 951,
    "Mr. Marsh served a short time in the War of 1812"
  • Listed as private in the roll of Captain Samuel McCormick's Company which served from September 1, until September 30, 1813.

• John McCashen - Ohio Militia
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 342
    "Eliz. McCashen, Franklin PO, WC#220901, widow 1812, $8.00 monthly pension beginning Apr., 1879"
    [Note:  John & Elizabeth McCashen were married in Warren County, Ohio on 27 Aug 1818]
  • Roll of Captain Samuel McCormick's Company which served from September 1, until September 30, 1813.
    [not listed]
  • Pension Index Card
    Soldier:  John McCashen
    Widow:  Elizabeth McCashen WO#29294; WC#22091
    Service: Private Capt. Samuel McCormick's Ohio Militia

• Samuel McClung (1793-1861) - Maryland Militia
  • Grave at Rose Hill Cemetery - Interment #1166 in Sec 5 Lot 6 & 7 Sep. 1881 [removed from Spring Cemetery, Liberty Twp, Butler County, Ohio]
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 344
    "Mary McClung, Mason PO, WC#29430, widow 1812, $8.00 monthly pension beginning May, 1880"
    [Note:  Samuel McClung married Mary Decker (his 2nd wife) in Warren County, Ohio on 1 Dec 1842]
  • War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815
    Soldier:  Samuel McClung
    Widow:  Mary McClung WO#38828 WC#29430
    Service, Private, Captains J. Hutchins & E. Orrick, Maryland Militia
    Bounty Land:  Wt. 52351 - 40 - 50 and Wt 57060 - 120 - 55

• John McDonald ( c1794-1861) - Sergeant, Kentucky Militia
  • photo of gravestone at Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery [Ft. Ancient Hilltop]
  • Beers History of Warren County page 1000,
    "The maternal grandparents [of Frank M. Cunningham] were John and Maria McDonald, the former is deceased.."
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 343
    "Maria McDonald, Lebanon PO, WC#18495, widow 1812, $8.00 monthly pension beginning Feb. 1879"
  • War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815
    Soldier:  John McDonald
    Widow: Maria McDonald WO#22402; WC#18495
    Service:  Sgt. Capt. Lynn West Ky. Mil

• William Miller
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 982,
    "He served a term of one year in the war of 1812, and died of "Cold Plague" in 1814."

• John Miltenberger
  • from page 811 of Beers History of Warren County,
    "served in the war of 1812 and died June __, 1846."

• Albert/Elbert Monfort
  • from Beers History of Warren County, page 979,
    "Mr. Monfort was a soldier in the war of 1812."

• William Morrow
  • photo of gravestone at Union Church Cemetery
  • Beers History of Warren County page 692,
    "he was a soldier of the war of 1812, and participated in the battle of Plattsburg"

• Providence Mounts
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 953,
    "In the War of 1812 he served for some time, and was only 17 years of age"
  • Listed as a private in the roll of Captain Samuel McCormick's Company which served from September 1, until September 30, 1813.

• John Mullin
  • Listed as a Private in the Roll of Captain David Sutton's Company, which served from April 27, until October 27, 1812
  • Beers History of Warren County page 919 says,
    "Mr. Mullin was in the war of 1812, with Capt. Sutton's company from this county, and was among the number of Hull's troops surrendered at Detroit, and partook fully of the chagrin experienced by all at the uncalled for surrender."

• General Edmond Munger
  • Ohio Generals and Field Officers in the War of 1812 available at the Ohio Historical Society website
  • Beers History of Warren County, page 920,
    "Gen. Edmond Munger received his title in the war of 1812, being elevated to that position in the army, and was in command of the troops at Dayton. Patriotism was a predominant trait with the Munger family. They never lacked the nerve and energy to make that manifest whenever occasion required; their father having, come from under the despotic government of England, his descendants have appreciated the value of liberty and just rights of citizens, and were ever ready with their lives and their property to defend those rights. Gen. Munger continued in command, and to defend these frontiers until the rights of American citizens were fully recognized and peace declared. An incident in Gen. Munger's military life worthy of record, showing that although a General in the army, he was not above any service that needed his attention. The General was in his early life a blacksmith. During the war they used many ox teams, and it was often difficult to get them properly shod by the blacksmiths in those days, so the General sent home for his leather. apron, and he then shod their oxen to his own liking. How many Generals in the army in this day would condescend to shoe oxen or horses? "

• Jonathan Munger
  • from Warren County, Ohio Revolutionary War Soldiers by Mary Everhart,
    "Jonathan also served in the War of 1812 with his brother Edmond"

• Joseph Mulford (1776-1833)
  • Photo of gravestone at the Methodist Graveyard [now called Pioneer Cemetery]
  • Beers History of Warren County page 983,
    "Mr. Mulford was a soldier in the war of 1812, and furnished his own horse for the service."

• Aquilla Murphy (1792-1862) - Ohio Militia
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #531 in Old Section Lot 490
  • Aquilla Murphy is listed as a Private on the Roll of Capt. Robert Gilchrist's Company which served from April 25, until October 26, 1812
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 343
    "Eleanor Murphy, Lebanon PO, WC#9357, widow 1812, $8.00 monthly pension beginning Sept. 1880"
  • War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815
    Soldier:  Aquilla Murphy
    Widow:  Eleanor Murphy, WO#20118, WC#9357
    Service:  Capt. Gilchrists Co. Ohio Mil.

• Nathaniel Murphy
  • Listed as Private in Roll of Captain Patrick Shaw's Company
  • Listed as Private 1 REGIMENT (MILLS'), OHIO MILITIA. in Ancestry.com database [fee]
  • Beers History of Warren County page 1061 says
    "Nathaniel served under Harrison in the war of 1812, and participated in the battle of Fort Meigs. For good service, his country gave him 160 acres of land"
  • photo of gravestone at Fellowship Cemetery

• Jonathan Myers
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 984,
    "He served his country in the war of 1812"

• James Nedry (1768-1869)
  • photo of tombstone at Miami Cemetery
  • listed as a veteran of the War of 1812 in "Lest We Forget, Volume 1" by Mary Everhart

• James T. Newport (1792-1873)
  • 21 Aug 1873 Western Star Obituary provides the following account
    "He was a soldier in the war of 1812, under General Harrison, in the company of Capt. Patrick Shaw, Lieut. Jacob Vance and Wm. Dill, served most of his time in the northern part of Ohio and Indiana, at Ft. Wayne and Fr. Defiance, was in the battle at Ft. Meigs, May 5, 1813, and several skirmishes with the Indians. He is supposed to be the last survivor of the company to which he belonged."
  • photo of tombstone at Lebanon Cemetery

• Allen Nixon
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 984,
    "He was a soldier in the war of 1812, and served his country faithfully."
  • A Private Allen Nixon is listed in the ROLL OF CAPT. DAVID LYON'S CO.(Probably from Ross County) which served from July 28, until September 4, 1813

• Lewis D. Paris (1796-1881) - New Jersey Militia
  • photo of gravestone at Olive Branch Cemetery
  • War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815
    Soldier:  Lewis Paris, SO#11227, SC#6284
    Widow:  Mercie Paris, WO#44811, WC#32468
    Service:  Pvt. Capt. Benomi Davis' Company, N. J. Militia
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 344
    "Mercie H. Paris, Oregon PO, WC#32468, widow 1812, $8.00 monthly pension beginning Jun 1882
    Lewis Paris, Oregon PO, SC#6284, survivor of War of 1812, $8.00 monthly pension beginning Oct. 1871"
  • Freeport Facts, The Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette, November 24, 1881
    "... The deceased was a native of New Jersey and a pensioner of the war of 1812, and was in this 86th year, having attained the age of 85 last August."

• James Perrine (1786-1872)
  • photo of gravestone at Fellowship Cemetery
  • Cemetery #25, Fellowship Cemetery, WPA Plat Page 49
    Section E Lot 111 Grave 2, War of 1812, Jas. Perrine
  • Roster of Ohio soldiers in the War of 1812 [do not know if this is the same James Perrine]
    A Sergeant James Perrine is listed on the Roll of Capt. Daniel Kain's Company which served from 24 Aug to 24 Sep 1812

• Colonel George Ramsey
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 978,
    "He was a soldier in the war of 1812"
  • A number of men named George Ramsey can be found in the "War of 1812 Roster of Ohio Soldiers" by the Ohio Historical Society
    A private George Ramsey is listed in the ROLL OF CAPT. SAMUEL McCORMICK'S COMPANY
    A Fifer, George Ramsey is listed in the ROLL OF CAPT. NATHANIEL BEASLEY'S COMPANY
    A Sergt. George Ramsey is listed in the ROLL OF CAPT. JOHN ENTREKIN'S COMPANY
    A private George Ramsey is listed in the ROLL OF CAPT. WILLIAM MCMAIN'S (or McMean's) COMPANY

• Jonah Roach
  • from Beers History of Warren county page 954,
    "He served in the War of 1812 as a home guard"

• Ezra Robertson
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 1048,
    "Mr. Robertson served as a soldier in the war of 1812, and Huston's father, when only 13 years of age, accompanied him to Lower Sandusky."

• Capt. Phillip Rossman - served under Col. Samuel Caldwell
  • Beers History of Warren County page 813

• Hiram Saunders (1793-1877) - Pvt Va Militia War of 1812
  • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery
  • Hiram Saunders, The Miami Gazette, Waynesville, Ohio, Wednesday January 31, 1877

• William Settlemyre (1797-1876)
  • grave at Wilkerson Cemetery in Washington Twp [which indicates that he died 18 Sep 1876 aged 79 years 11 days]
  • Listed as Private William Settlemyre in Captain Timothy Titus' Company
  • Beers History of Warren County page 1048 [which indicates that he was born Nov. 1795]
    "He served six months in the late war with Great Britain, in Capt. Titus’ company; at the close of this military career he returned to Washington Township, where he died Sept. 7, 1876."
  • War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815
    Soldier:  William Settlemire SO#28202, SC#19992
    Widow:  Rachel Settlemire WO#37968, WC#29050
    Service:  Pvt. Capt. Timothy Titus' Co., Ohio Mil.
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 342
    "Rachel Settlemire, Fort Ancient PO, WC#29050, widow 1812, $8.00 monthly pension beginning Apr. 1880"

• James T. Scott (1788-1869)
  • photo of tombstone at West Woodville Cemetery
    [Listed as Veteran of the War of 1812 on depression era plat of the Woodille Cemetery for the Graves Registration Project]

• John Henry Shank (1789-1864)
  • photo of gravestone at Pleasant Grove Cemetery
  • WPA Plat of Plat of Plesant Grove Cemetery #82 (page 22) lists John H. Shank as veteran of the War of 1812
  • Roster of Ohio Soldiers in the War of 1812, page 148
    A John Shank is listed as a private in the Roster of Capt. Alexander Gibson's Company (probably from Butler County) which served from 11 Sep 1812 to 30 Nov 1812

• John Sheets (1782-1858
  • Private, Capt. Harrison's Company of Riflemen from Rockingham County, Virginia, 1 Regiment (Trueheart's) Virginia Milia from 10 Sep 1814 to 7 Dec 1814
  • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery

• General William Cortenus Schenck (1773-1821)
  • photo of gravestone at Woodhill Cemetery

• Robert Shields
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 955,
    "He served under Capt. Simonton in the War of 1812"
  • Listed as a private on the roll of Captain Theophilus Simonton's Company, 1st Regiment (Mill's) Ohio Militia, which served from March 23 1813, until October 1, 1813

• Alexander Simonton
  • Listed as Private Alexander Simonton in Roll of Captain Theophilus Simonton's Company

• Cyrus Simonton
  • Listed as private Cyrus Symonton in Roll of Captain Daniel F. Reeder's Company
  • photo of tombstone at Bethany Christian Church Cemetery

• Richard Simonton
  • photo of gravestone at Fellowship Cemetery
  • Listed as Sergt. Richard "Gimanton" in Roll of Captain Daniel F. Reeder's Company
  • War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815 Si-Smil image 305
    Soldier:  Richard Simonton
    Widow: Ede C. Simonton, WO#21763, WC#11971
    Service:  Capt. Daniel F. Reeder's Co. Ohio Mil
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 343
    "Ode [sic] C. Simonton, Lebanon PO, WC#11971, widow 1812, $8.00 monthly pension beginning May, 1878"

• Theophilus Simonton
  • photo of tombstone at Murdoch Cemetery
  • Listed as Capt. Theophilus Simonton in Roll of Captain Theophilus Simonton's Company
  • Theophilus Simonton Bounty Land applications dated 12 Dec 1850 & 2 Apr 1855
  • War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815 Si-Smil image 308
    Soldier:  Theophilus Simonton, no pension claim
    Widow:  [blank]
    Service:  Capt. Ohio Militia
    Bounty Land: 
    Warrant #30075 - 80 acres - Act of 1850
    Warrant #17044 - 80 acres - Act of 1855

• Caleb Smith
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 1041,
    "He was in the war of 1812, and his father took a prominent part in the Revolution."
  • A Caleb Smith is listed in the ROLL OF CAPT. WILLIAM STEPHENSON'S COMPANY (Probably from Green County) which served from October 24, until December 22, 1812, and from Sept. 20, 1813, until March 20, 1814

• James M. Smith (c1790 - 1881)
  • photo of gravestone at Hopkinsville Cemetery with War of 1812 flagholder
    War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815 Smit-Smith, R image 524
    Soldier:  James Smith, SO#9106, SC#18453
    Widow: [blank]
    Service:  Capt. Wm. Perry's Co. Ohio Militia
  • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 344
    "James Smith, Morrow PO, SC#18453, survivor 1812, $8.00 monthly pension beginning Aug. 1872"

• Thomas Edward Smith (1783-1841) - Major in the militia
  • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery

• Henry Snell (1756-1827)
  • photo of gravestone at Bassinger Cemetery
  • listed as a War of 1812 Veteran on the WPA plat map of Bassinger Cemetery
  • listed as Private Henry Snell in Roll of Captain Theophilus Simonton's Company which served from 23 March to 1 Oct 1813

• Captain John M. Snook
  • Beers History of Warren County page 712
  • photo of tombstone at Lebanon Cemetery

• Captain William Snook
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 956,
    "In the War of 1812 he received a Captain's commission."
  • Sergt. William Snook is listed in the roll of Captain Daniel F. Reeder's Company of Dragoons which served from Sept. 14, 1812 To Oct. 14, 1812

• William Spence (1779 - 1838)
  • listed as ensign William Spence in Roll of Captain Theophilus Simonton's Company
  • Photo of tombstone at Murdoch Cemetery

• Captain John Spencer
  • Beers History of Warren county page 712
  • Roll of Captain John Spencer's Company, which served from May 5, until May 20, 1813.
  • Roll of Colonel David Sutton's First Regiment, Ohio Militia

• Lemuel Stanton
  • Beers History of Warren County page 816 "served as Sergeant's Mate in the last war with Great Britain"

• David Sutton
  • Beers History of Warren County page 712-713
  • Roll of Captain David Sutton's Company, which served from April 27, until October 27, 1812

• Daniel Swank
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 958,
    "during the War of 1812 served with General Harrison; was in the siege of Ft. Meigs, in which he was severely wounded by the explosion of a shell"
  • Listed as private in roll of Captain Theophilus Simonton's Company, 1st Regiment (Mill's) Ohio Militia, which served from March 23 1813, until October 1, 1813

• Robert Sweny
  • Beers History of Warren County page 932 says,
    "Robert, his eldest son, served in the war of 1812, and was at the surrender of Hull's army at Detroit."

• Timothy Titus (____ - 1826)
  • Captain Timothy Titus' company served in the 2nd Regiment (Zumalt's) Ohio Militia
  • Beers History of Warren County pages 687, 689, 692, 699, 700, 704, 705, 706

• Eli Thorn (1792-1846)
  • photo of gravestone at Old Stone Schoolhouse Cemetery
  • Eli Thorn is listed as a Private in the Roll of Capt. Joseph Curtis' Company which served from February 23, until March 28, 1814 in Maj. Alexander C. Lanier's, Fourth Detachment, Ohio Militia

• Joseph Young
  • Photo of tombstone at Bethany Christian Church Cemetery

• Paul Vandervoort
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 1018,
    "He was in the war of 1812; was with Gen. Harrison at Ft. Meigs"

• William Vandervoort
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 957,
    "Mr. Vandervoort was a soldier in the War of 1812, but only served a short time when he was honorable discharged on account of disability."

• John Vandoren (1779-1825)
  • photo of gravestone at Union Church Cemetery
  • "Lest We Forget, Volume I" by Mary M. Everhart page 26
    [listed as John Vandorne]

• Major Thomas B. VanHorne (1782-1841)
  • Served on Staff of Colonel James Findlay, 2nd Regiment Ohio Militia
  • See service record on page 392 of Beers History of Warren County

• Jacob Varner (1790-1854)
  • photo of gravestone at Edwardsville Cemetery
  • Listed as a private on the roll of Lieut. Andrew Guttery's Mounted Company which served from 20 Sep1814 to 29 Nov 1814

• Bernard VerBryck (1781-1828)
  • photo of gravestone at Fellowship Cemetery

• Daniel Voorhis
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 991,
    "He served under Gen. Wayne in the war of 1812 for a period of more than two years as a wagoner"

• Samuel B. Walker (1779-1845) - Capt. Simonton's Co. 1st Reg. 3rd Corp. O.M. War 1812
  • photo of tombstone at Murdoch Cemetery

• Robert Warwick (c1778-1881)
  • War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815 , wall-wats image 586
  • Soldier:  Robert Warnick or Warnock, SO#2766, SC#5140
    Service:  Lieut. R. Houston's Co. 12 U.S. Inf. & Capt. Bissell's Co. 8th U.S. Inf.
  • U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938
    Robert Warnick
    Military History:  12 US Infantry War of 1812
    Domestic History:  born Henry Co. Virginia, age 103, resided at Kenton Infirmary, Ohio
    Home History: $8 monthly pension, admitted 10 Nov 1881, died 29 Nov 1881, buried Sec C Row 12 Grave 5 "War of 1812"
  • Local Notes, The Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette, Thursday, December 22, 1881
    "Robert Warwick, a soldier of 1812, died at the Dayton soldier's Home at the ripe age of 103 years, recently."
  • US Dept of Veteran Affairs, Nationwide Gravesite Locator
    Robert Warwick, Private, Infantry War of 1812
    died 29 Nov 1881
    Buried Dayton National Cemetery, Section C Row 12 Grave 5
  • Headstones Provided for Deceased Union Civil War Veterans, 1879-1903
    Robert Warwick,
    US Soldier - War of 1812
    Cemetery:  Natl Mil Home near Dayton, Ohio, Sec C
    Date of Death:  29 Nov 1881

• Alexander Williams
  • from Beers History of Warren County page 887,
    "The child grew to manhood; was a soldier in the war of 1812; was married and became a resident of Warren County, locating near Springboro"

• Robert Wilson (1797-1854)
  • photo of tombstone at Hopkinsville Cemetery

• George Zentmyer (1769-1836)
  • photo of gravestone at Olive Branch Cemetery