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- Alfred R. (1777-1842)
of Guilford, Conn., and New York, N.Y.
[05-0670] (Samuel, Joseph, Isaac, John, John)
Capt. Edward Walcott's company of Connecticut militia. Pension. He and Andrew Yelverton
were half-brothers.
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- Andrew Yelverton
 1770-1814
seaman; of Guilford, Conn.
[05-0671] (Samuel, Joseph, Isaac, John, John)
Killed aboard the Saratoga, right, in the Battle of Lake Champlain,
Sept. 11, 1814. On a list of prize money paid by George Beale, the
junior prize agent for captures on Lake Champlain, $120.40 that was
due to Andrew was paid to Alfred R., his half-brother, on Oct. 22,
1818. Andrew is presumed to have been buried with the other
American and British casualties on Crab Island in what is now Macdonough Military Park at
Plattsburgh, N.Y. This Saratoga, a corvette, was the second U.S. Navy ship of that name.
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- Chester 1782-1852
captain; of Kirkland, N.Y.
[08-0290] (Reuben, Thomas, Job, John, John)
Capts. Isaac Benedict's and Orange Foot's companies of New York militia. Pension.
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- David 1780-1815
private; of Windsor, Vt., and Charleston, S.C.
[10-0244] (Alexander, John, Joel, John, John)
Enlisted Jan. 11, 1815, by Capt. Spencer for the duration of the war in New York. He is
5-foot-11, blue eyes, brown hair, fair complexion, occupation: gentleman. He was on muster
rolls for Feb. 16, 1815, in Capt. B. Schuyler's company; Feb. 28, 1815, at Greenbush, N.Y.;
dead on roll of April 30, 1815.
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- Danforth 1789- ?
of Parma and Phelps, N.Y.
[01-6580] (Ozias, Nathaniel, Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
Capt. Obadiah Latham's company of New York militia. He and Smith were brothers.
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- Danforth 1783-1867
major; of Claremont, N.H., and Bruce and Almont, Mich.
[01-2522] (Oliver, Ezra, Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
He raised a company of minutemen in New Hampshire but they were never called into active
service.
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- Giles Hull 1788-1813
lieutenant, of Guilford, Conn.
[05-0795] (Amos, William, Joseph, Isaac, John, John)
Served in the 37th U.S. Infantry as a 3rd lieutenant from April 30, 1813, until his death on
Dec. 17, 1813. He was buried at Guilford.
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- Henry F. 1793-1881
private; of Killingworth, Conn., Springfield, N.Y., and Rock Island, Ill.
[01-0189] (Hiel, Ezra, Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
Lt. Russell Doud's company of Connecticut militia. Served Nov. 2 to Dec. 1, 1813.
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- Horace 1780-1825
captain; Dover, N.H.; York County, Maine; and Boston.
[03-0583] (Asaph, Jonathan, Joshua, John, John)
Lt. Col. Isaac Waldron's 4th Regiment of Detached Militia, New Hampshire. Enlisted Sept.11,
1814; dismissed Sept. 28, 1814.
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- Ira c1790-aft 1874
private; of Newtown and Danbury, Conn.
[07-0518] (Philo, Stephen, Stephen, John, John)
Capt. Curtis' Company of Connecticut militia. Pension.
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- John
private
[unplaced]
5th U.S. Infantry, Capt. W.S. Hensahw's Co.; enlisted Dec. 2, 1813, by Lt. Swayer for five
years' service. Rolls for Jan. 1, Feb. 27 and 28, 1814, present; Ft. Rufflin on March 28, 1814,
roll of April 30, 1814. Deserted March 4, 1814. He may be the same man as below.
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- John
private
[unplaced]
5th U.S. Infantry, enlisted June, 1812, for two years' service by Lt. Edward Rephand.
Recorded as present on Feb. 28, 1815. He may be the same man as above.
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- John
private
[unplaced]
14th U.S. Infantry, Capt. William McHovain (?), enlisted January, 1812, for five years. Roll at
Greenbush, N.Y., on April 30, 1815, present.
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- John Edwin 1794-1872
of Haddam, Conn., and Newburgh, N.Y.
[05-0778] (Linus, Samuel, Joseph, Isaac, John, John)
Capt. Amaziah Bray's company of Connecticut militia. Enlisted at Killingworth, discharged at
Saybrook. Pension.
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- Lewis 1796-1852
private; of Durham, Conn., and Troy, N.Y.
[05-1193] (James, Phineas, Isaac, Isaac, John, John)
Capt. Capt. Ballard's company of New York militia. Pension rejected.
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- Linus 1786-1870
of Guilford, Haddam, Portland and Chatham, Conn.
[05-0773] (Linus, Samuel, Joseph, Isaac, John, John)
Capt. Amaziah Bray's company of Connecticut militia at Saybrook from May 20 to July 19,
1814. Pension.
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- Milton 1792- ?
of Canaan, Conn., and Howard and Perry, Ill.
[03-0587] (Asaph, Jonathan, Joshua, John, John)
Capt. D. Hawkins' company of New York militia, and from April 19-21, 1814, in Capt.
Othniel Jewitt's Company, summer regiment. Pension.
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- Samuel
private [unplaced]
38th U.S. Infantry; enlisted May 31, 1813, by Capt. Buck for one year. On roll Oct. 13, 1813;
sent to hospital Sept. 22, 1813; roll of Oct. 31, 1813, present; discharged May 31, 1814, from
Capt. Aldridge's Co. at Craney Island, Va.
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- Seth 1796-1882
of West Cambridge, Vt., Potsdam, N.Y., and Mackinaw, Ill.
[01-0739] (Giles, Jeremiah, Lemuel, Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
Capt. Isaac Wright's company of New York militia. Enlisted at Waddington, N.Y., serving in
place of his brother Quartus, who was drafted. Pension.
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- Smith 1777-1855
first lieutenant, of Killingworth, Conn., and Lima, N.Y.
[01-2519] (Oliver, Ezra, Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
In 1815, Smith is listed as a cornet in Oneida County's 1st Squad, 6th Calvary Regiment. He
and Danforth were brothers. He was buried at Lima's Old Methodist/Presbyterian Cemetery.
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- Uriah 1786-1849
private; of Guilford, Conn.
[02-0088] (Joel, John, John, John, John, John)
Rossiter's Regiment, Connecticut militia. He was buried at Guilford's Nut Plains Cemetery.
His house still stands.
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- Ziba ca1794-1866
private; of Newtown, Conn.
[07-0504] (Philo, Stephen, Stephen, John, John)
Issued a 300-acre land warrant by the War Department for services in Capt. Stephen Tilden's
Company of the 37th Regiment of U.S. Infantry.
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