Maryland Eastern Shore Militia, War of 1812 Muster - Colonial Roots

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Kent County - 21st Regiment
Jul 10 - 13 1814/Bedingfield Hands, Capt, 4*; Henry Tilghman, Lt, 4; Richard S. Thomas, Brevet Ens, 4;
John Harrison, 1st Sgt, 4; Alexander B. Hanson, 2nd Sgt, 4; James Wilcox, 3rd Sgt, 3; Nathaniel
Toulson, 4th Sgt, 3; James F. Brown, 1st Cpl, 4; John B. Eccleston, 3rd Cpl, 4; Joseph C. Groom, 4th
Cpl, 3; Privates: Wilson Stavely 3; Richard Seemer 4; Pere Wroth 2; Thomas Barrett 1; Colin Ferguson
4; Thomas Vixkers 3; James Ringgold Jr 4; John Edwards 3; Joseph Redue 4; Philip G. Kennard 2;
Thomas Taylor 4; William Hambleton 3; William Hyland 4; Robert Burns 4; Mark Forman 3; Joseph
Gibbs 4; William Hague 4; James Maslin 3; William Story 3; Henry Copper 4; Robert Maguire 2; Banks
Wakeman 2; Thomas J. James 4; James Middleton 3; William Wroth 2; Lemuel Wilmer 4; Levi Wroth 3;
Henry Robinson 1; Samuel Davis, Drummer, 4; Abraham Vickers, Fifer, 4; Asakel Barns, Drummer, 3;
Henry Philips, Capt's servant, 4; Limus, Lt's servant, 3.
Jul 10 - 13 1814/Ezekiel F. Chambers, Capt, 4; Simon, Capt's servant, 4; Thomas Eunick, Lt 3; William
Skirvin, Ens, 4; Joseph Wickes, Sgt, 3; John Magnor, Sgt, 4; David Chambers, Sgt, 4; Thomas Kennard,
Cpl, 3; Jesse Vickers, Cpl, 4; Philip Crane, Cpl, 4; Privates: James Vickers 4; James Mansfield 4; George
Watts 4; Samuel Rumney 4; Robert Constable 3; Thephilus Russell 3; Samuel Kirkman 2; James D.
Miller 4; Andrew Toulson 3; William C. Lapell 4; Thomas Dugan 4; Samuel Leonard 4; Thomas Keene
4; Benjamin Benton 3; Thomas Bordley 3; Samuel Mansfield 3; John Thomas 4; William Knotts 4;
Isaiah Coleman 4; James Higginbottom 4; Daniel Cloak 4; James Coleman 4; James Gilchrist 4; James
Harris 4; Zebedee Herbert 4; John Briley .4; Samuel Deal 4; James Haley 4; James Gooding 4; Lemuel
Comegys 4; Benjamin S. Chambers 4; Alexander Dunck 4; Edward Coleby 4; William S. Lapell 4;
William Foster 4; James Claypool 4; James McLean 4; Lewis Gale 4; Andrew Donavan 4; Samuel
Griffith 3; Jonathan Harris 3;
Jul 10 - 13 1814/Edward W. Comegys 4; John Ashley 4; John R. Willis 4; Daniel Younger 3; Patrick P.
Kennard 4; Moses Kennard 4; Richard Hartley 4; Nicholas Reaves 4; Jacob Jones 4; John Redgrave 4;
Samuel G. Kennard 3; Peregrine Edwards 3; John Beck 3; Samuel Owens 3; Thomas Fowler 4; John
Garey 4; Daniel Ferguson 4; Michael Lyzar 4; John Airley 4; Isaac Smith 4; John Usilton 4; Aaron
Alford 4; Rasin Gale 4; Jacob Forman 1; Christopher Green 1; William Smith 4; Robert Usilton 4; Henry
Kennard 4; John Ferguson 4; Jonathan(?) Turner 2; Philip G. Ricketts 2; "These troopers(?) were by my
order attached to and returned with a detachment of the 21st Regt under command of Capt Comegys at
Worton Parish. Phil Reed Lt Colo Commander ."
Jul 11 - 13 1814/Artillery Company/Aquila M. Uselton, Capt, 3; John Reed, 1st Lt, 3; Morgan Brown Jr,
2nd Lt, 2; Edward Nicholson, 1st Sgt, 3; Henry H. Stuart, 2nd Sgt, 2; William Apsley Jr, 3rd Sgt, 3;
Dulany Apsley, 4th Sgt, 3; Privates: John Dugan 3; William Longfellow 3; Benedict Pennington 3;
William Weaver 1; Woolman G. Spencer 1; Philip Carroll 3; John Bruffett 3; Siras Rasin 3; Charles
Leatherbury 3; Thomas Terrim 3; Joseph Gidley 3; William Elliott 3; Richard Kennard 3; Charles Neal Jr
1; William T. Uselton 3.
Jul 10 - 13 1814/Henry Page, Capt, 4; Samuel Wickes, Lt, 5; Merritt Miller, Ens, 3; Walter H. Miller, 1st
Sgt, 2; Thomas Miller, 2nd Sgt, 3; Thomas Crouch, 3rd Sgt, 3; Isaiah Ashley, 4th Sgt, 4; John Ayres, 1st
Cpl, 4;
* Numbers following each name indicate the number of days served - 19 -
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