War of 1812

Putnam County Residents

27 March 1858

The following appeared in the Putnam County Republican Banner on April 14, 1858

 

 

At a meeting of the surviving soldiers of the War of 1812 living in Putnam County was held on the 27th of March 1858 at Greencastle. Col. Alexander S. Farrow was called to the chair and Judge Joseph Farley appointed Secretary. Those present were

APPLEGATE, Peter W. ATHERTON, William BLACK, George
BRACKNEY, Eli COLLIER, Joseph COOPER, William
DENNY, Joseph ELLER, David FARLEY, Joseph F.
FARROW, Alexander S. FULTON, Elisha W. HARRAH, Daniel
JONES, Jesse JONES, John W. MAHAN, Isaac
REAT, Hugh STANDIFORD, John TAYLOR, Samuel
TORR, William WELKER, Daniel  

The purpose of the meeting was to ascertain the names of all surviving soldiers of the War of 1812 residing in Putnam County, Ind. In addition to those above the following names are believed to include the entire number.

ALBIN, Joseph ALDRIDGE, William ALLEN, John
BOSWELL, John BOSWELL, Thomas BOWEN, Richard
CHADD, Daniel CHANDLER, Scady COOPER, Archibold
COTTON, John DUNKIN, Joseph EMERSON, Samuel
GILKEY, John F. GILMORE, Thomas GORDON, James
GREENLEE, Alexander HARRIS, Noah HARRIS, Simpson
HILL, Elzah HUNTER, Charles JUSTICE, George
KING, William KNIGHT, Lenox M. LASLEY, Joseph
LEMON, Thomas McELROY, William McVEY, Jacob
MILLS, Henry MOSER, Michael PALMER, Robert
PECK, Isaac PICKETT, Jacob PRIEST, George
REEL, John SELLER, John C. SELLER, John F.
SHIELDS, James SHELL, Lewis STOKES, William
SWINFORD, James TARBOTTOM, Eli TIFFIN, Thomas
TILLEY, Lazarus TORR, James WALN, Henry
WILKINSON, Elijah WILSON, Alexander WINGATE, John C.