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ROSTER OF OHIO SOLDIERS IN WAR OF 1812
Pickaway County
Following men were from Pickaway county
Served from August 30, until October 9, 1812
Lieut. Asa L. Heath Ensign, Thomas Hunt Sergt. Henry Cook Sergt. Henry Smith Sergt. Thomas Holloway Sergt. William Good Corp. Philip Shentaffer Corp. Charles Hunt Corp. Thomas Bootle Corp. Samuel Atcheson Corp. Samuel Ater Privates
Privates
Privates
Brown, Edward Crabb, Thomas Clark, James Cooper, Joel Corkwell, Henry Clarkson, Major Dayton, Spencer Heater, David Holloway, Abisha Herstater, Henry Hust, James High, Jonothan Hager, William King, Isaac King, James Kiddy, William Loury, John Lynch, Balitha Lister, William Laury. John Linart, Thomas Manly, Samuel McArthur, Samuel McAfferty, William Norris, Otho Phebus, Henry Phebus, George Renick, Asahel Renick, Abel Rickey, Thomas Radcliffe, Isaac Freyhart, Henry Russell, Perry Salters, John Toots, Adam Tumman, William Ward, Abraham Young, Hugh Zeister, Peter ROLL OF CAPT. GEORGE WOLF'S COMPANY (From Pickaway County)
Served from July 28, until August 26, 1813
Capt. George Wolf Lieut. George Steely Ensign, Jesse Cook Sergt. John Scott Sergt. Jonas Baum Sergt. Wesley Bush Sergt. William Cook Corp. Moses Rush Corp. Joseph Cravistone Corp. David Vale Corp. Josiah Rush Privates
Privates
Privates
Brougher, Conrad Burnes, Joseph Baum, Peter Creigh, Samuel Chedd, Daniel Denny, William Earnest, Michael Pressman, Hugh Graham, Robert Gordon, Alexander Headley, George Hiser, William Julian, John Lutz, John D. Lutz, Samuel Leonard, Abraham Michael, John Morehous, Augustine May, John Mevguit, John McClintock, Jeheil McClintock, William Nebb, Christian Neace, George Rush, Peter Ross, Jacob B. Scott, Moses Shoemake, John Shoemaker, Jacob Sharp, George Torbet, James Vance, Elisha Wolf, John
ROLL OF CAPT. THOMAS RENICK'S COMPANY (From Pickaway County).
Served from July 26, until August 26, 1813.
Capt. Thomas Renick Lieut. Asahel Heath Ensign James Halle Sergt. Johnston Hemphill Sergt. Michael Phillip Sergt. Edward Conroy Sergt. David Marsh Privates
Privates
Privates
Baley, William Baley, Robert Barnes, William Campbell, James Cole, John Caster, James Cuppin, Joseph Dixson, William Dixson, Alexander Davis, George Davis, John Fulson, Joshua Gleeze, Adam Caster, Jacob Heath, William Kearns, Abner Linton. William Martin, John Madden, John Marquis, Abraham Madden, Rowzowed McKinney, Henry Pierce, John Pense, John Renick, William Stiveson, David Swank, William Shreeves, Thomas Swank, Richard Short, Stephen Shawbrad, William Shoat, Stoy Thomas, David Ward, Abraham Williams, John Williams, Henry Williams, Joseph
ROLL OF CAPT. ADAM BERRY'S COMPANY (From Pickaway & Ross Cos.)
Served from April 11, until May 12, 1813, and from April 11, until May 12, 1814.
Capt. Adam Berry
Lieut. Arthur McPhee or McKee
Ensign, John Thompson
Ensign, John Thebus
Sergt. John Beavens
Sergt. Jacob Smith
Sergt. George Spangler
Sergt. Thomas Powell
Sergt. John Spores
Sergt. Blain
Sergt. George Fry
Sergt. Adam Zehrung
Sergt. John Clark
Sergt. John Shoup
Corp. Phillip Least
Corp. Hugh Caul
Corp. John Knight
Corp. Stephen Stewart
Drummer Jacob Smith
Fifer, George Shaugler
Privates
Privates
Privates
Alcot, Israel
Andrew, Thomas
Burben, Edward
Beck, Alexander
Ballinger, Joseph
Brown, Joshua
Bellote, Walter
Ballard, Linsey S.
Blane, John
Barber, Edward
Bagley, Thomas
Clark, John
Cobb, Hugh
Cogley, Thomas
Crum, Thomas
Coaley, James B.
Chenworth, Thomas
Clark, Robert
Cheneworth, George
Chambers, John
Dungan, Titus
Dod, Adam
Dunn, Zephaniah
Erwin, William
Evans, Aldridge
Fullen, Alexander
Frye, George
Graham, Joseph
Grant, William
Garratt, Russell
Hurst, Thomas
Hall, James
Harmun, Samuel H.
Harbert, Richard
Haynes, Henry
Harpster, Peter
John, Thomas
Johnson, Jacob
Johnston, Joel
Kimble, Jacob
Kinser, George
Kennison, Reuben
Laurence, Henry
Lunback Henry
Lambart, Isaac
Linn, Jacob
Lewis, William
Miller, George
Mathew, John
Marsh, Titus
Mounts, Humphrey
Myers, John
Munday, John
Martz, George
Moore, James
McCord, Thomas
McFadden, William
Nubegal, William
Nease, Abraham
Noland, William
Newnaan, Wriliam
Knight, John
List. Phillip
Odie, Stephen
Pertee, George
Petty, Absalom
Pervolt, Thomas
Peters, Jacob
Reed, Samuel
Ritchie, Andrew
Redden, Reuben
Ratcliff, Charles
Redden, Robert
Southword, Henry
Sidenbender. John
Strawser, David
Sewel, David
Sowder, John
Snodgrass, John
Steward, Stephen
Suthard, Henry
Sodden, John
Thomas, Andrew
Troy, Jacob
Timons, Henry
Trulling. Abraham
Turly, Andrew
Timmers, Samuel
Vangundie, John
Vestle, Nathan
Winland William
White, Peter
Warren, Moses
Waldron, Phillip
Waldron, George
Wykoff, John
Wiggins, John
ROLL OF CAPT. STEPHEN HORSEY'S COMPANY. (Probably from Pickaway County.)
Served from July 28 until August 26, 1813.
Capt. Stephen Horsey Lieut. James Nevill Ensign, Cornelius Mikel Sergt. John Pancake Sergt. Balitha Linch Sergt. Daniel Justice Sergt. Pierce Atchison Privates
Privates
Privates
Atchison, Fielding
Campbell, Robert
Diver, James
Foresman, Henry
Hubbard, John
Henderson, James
Johnson, Richard
Leonard, Charles
Moore, Fergus
Randle, Tibbie
Rively, Daniel
Seaboum, Doress
Van Waggoner, John
Wanaughmaker, Phillip
Beavins, Josiah
Chipman, John
Dumond, Isaac
Flemming, John
Henderson, David
Henderson, John
Knight, Enos
Lacount, James
McGroos, Isaac
Romine, Abraham
Smith, Henry
Shuff, Frederick
Van Horn, Walter
Whitsell, Daniel
Benedict, James
Dodd, Isaac
Devenport, Wesley
Galbraith, John
Horsey, Edward
Hanaman, George
King, William
Moore, James
Nicholas Christian
Ridman, James
Sullivan, Aaron
Shephard, William
Waples, Derixson
ROLL OF CAPT. HENRY COONROD'S COMPANY [CAVALRY]. (Probably from Pickaway County)Served from May 9, until May 24, 1813.
Capt. Henry Coonrod Lieut. William Nicol Cornet, Joseph Maurice Sergt. Thomas R. Duncan Sergt. James Stanley Sergt. Thomas Harbert Sergt. Hane Harrelton Corp. David Martin Corp. Robert Johnston Corp. Jacob Stingly Corp. Peter Augistean Privates
Privates
Privates
Adamson, Isaac
Grim, George
Johnson, James
Laundry, Simeon
Milison, Bernard
Baum, Jonas
Grim, David
Keller, George
Moore, Isaac
Nevill, Robert
Baum, Jacob
Hossleton, Samuel
Luiby, John
Myer, William
Nichols, John
ROLL OF CAPT. WILLIAM MILLER'S MOUNTED COMPANY. (Probably from Pickaway County.)
Served from May 8, until May 20, 1813, and from February 16, until March 16, 1814.
Capt. William Miller Lieut. Peter Rou Ensign Jacon Frazier Sergt. Joshua Miller Sergt. Henry Wise Sergt. George Hoffman Corp. Thomas Spillman Corp. Benjamin Reynals Privates
Privates
Privates
Bowsher, Anthony
Bawton, Adam
Colter, Charles
Dickson, George
Graham, Robert
House, John
Hobbs, Richards
Harinady, William
Meyres, Jacob
Reister, George
Spicer, Jonothan
Shaw, Samuel
Stoder, Christopher
Wollenton, Thomas
Blair, William
Brown, Robert
Cade, Dorman
Funk, Henry
Gibson, Bobert
Hively, Jacob
Justice, Jesse
Kenser, Peter
Rush, Josiah
Richardson, John
Swaggart, Daniel
Sullivant, James
Neff, Adam
Walton, Jacob
Wintin, William
Bryner, John
Bothin, George **
Craig, David
Ferrin, Daniel
Hannan, Samuel
Hardesty, Richard
Johnston, Henry
Loofborrow, Peter
Ross, Jacob D.
Stoke, Jacob
Strouse, Philip
Streevy, Joseph
Wolfly, Coonrad
Whitsel, Samuel
** Surname corrections: The above listing is how it appears in the publication. Below are individuals who have submitted corrections to the records above based on their own personal research.
BOTHIN: I would like to advise you of a misspelling of a soldier in the War of 1812 in the Roll of Captain Miller's Mounted Company. It is for Private George Bothin. The Correct spelling is BOTKIN, GEORGE. I have done extensive research of the Botkin family and I have something with the correct spelling. Judy A. Gaffney