Roll of Captain Benjamin Anderson's Company
Pay-roll of Capt. Benjamin Anderson's company of drafted militia, attached to the First regiment, commanded by Col. Joel Feree, in the service of the United States, from the State of Pennsylvania, Brig. Gen. Richard Brooks commanding, commencing the ---- and ending the ----.
Captain. Anderson, Benjn, volunteered fifteen days. Lieutenant. White, James Ensign. Lindsey, William, volunteered fifteen days. Sergeants. Gordon, John, volunteered fifteen days. Anderson, John Rankin, John, volunteered fifteen days. Post, Ephraim Corporals. Parker, James, volunteered fifteen days. Stoolfire, Christopher Fowler, Sylvester Thompson, James Privates. Anderson, Abram, volunteered fifteen days. Anderson, James Bedilon, Philip Cook, Jacob Craige, William Cummins, Samuel Dunlap, Alexander, volunteered fifteen days. Drake, Daniel Delong, Abram, volunteered fifteen days. Elliott, Jacob Fauner, John Griffey, John Harris, William Hawthorn, John Hallowday, Andrew Harvey, James Hazley, Joshua, volunteered fifteen days. Huffman, Benjamin Huffman, James, discharged November 26, 1812. Hoge, William Jamison, George Jenkins, Alexander, volunteered fifteen days. Kelley, William Kuntz, George Laughlin, John Linn, William Linn, Moses Loid, Eli McMillen, John Miller, Henry Munnel, Hugh McCarty, John, volunteered fifteen days. McMiken, Hance, volunteered fifteen days. Morris, Jessey, volunteered fifteen days. McVay, Jacob Moser, Henry McConnel, Alexander Officer, James Ostler, George Pensel, Lenard Rodgers, Andrew Ritner, Joseph Rolston, Robert Rolston, John Ramsey, George, died at Upper Sandusky, February 7, 1813. Ross, Kennet Shearn, John Simpson, William, discharged November 4, 1812. Simpson, David Scott, Robert Suven, Reuben Urie, Thomas William, John, Sr. White, John, Jr. Wire, Edward Waters, Arcable Walker, James
I do certify, upon honor, that this pay-roll exhibits a true statement of my company of the First Regiment of Pennsylvania Militia, for the period therein mentioned, and that the remarks set opposite the names of men are accurate and just.
Benj'n Anderson, Captain.
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