AMITE
CO., MS VETERANS
OF THE CREEK AND WAR OF l8l2-l5
Roll of Miss. Soldiers, War of 1812, Dept. of Archive and Hist. Jackson, Miss.)
Taken
from History of Amite County, MS
Amite County Soldiers serving in Lt. Col. David Neilson's attachment of Militia. Col. Neilson was from Amite County and the soldiers from his Unit listed below resided in Amite County.
| Jos. Adams Ephraim Anderson Henry Anderson, Ensign Robt. C. Anderson, Sgt. Wm. Anderson, Cpl. Phillip R. Street, Sgt. Wm. R. Strong Isham Arnold Richard Arnold John Ashly Wm. Austin John Barns Jeremiah Bass Adam Beard Jesse Bowling Geo. Brister John Brown Jos. Brown Lampkin W. Brown Wm. Brown Wm. Brown John Burton 3rd Lt Henry Butler Stephen Calcoat John Kizer John Knox, Cpl. Wm. D. Love Wm. A. Lucus Capt. John McAllister Daniel McCoy, Cpl. Jesse McCoy John Montgomery James Moore Jesse Moore John Moore Wm. Moore David Neilson, Lt. Col. Hezekiah Newman Julius Nichols David Parker Rich. Chaddick John Collins |
David Cook David T. W. Cook Capt. Peter Curry Rich, Curtis David Day Robert Day David Dunn John Everett Wm. Gardner John Hall Henry Harkness James Harrell, 1st Lt. Wm. Herbert, Cpl. Hezekiah (Servant - negro) Isaac Hickman Wm. Hickman James Hicks James Henson, Sgt. Henry House Win. Jones Wm. Jones Cade L. Kennedy Thos. Reynolds Jesse Rice Jos. Saunders John Shrophire Wm. Sibley James Smith Thos. Smith James Steel, Sgt. Wm. Stewart Wm. Tillery Tony (negro — waiter) Cornelius Van Houston, Sgt. Howell Wall Robert Webber Isaac Whittaker James Whittington John Wright, Cpl. |
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- Mississippi Vital Records Information and Courthouse Addresses
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Marvin Schubert
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