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SOME OF THE MEN SERVING AT FORT HARMAR OR IN THE INDIAN WARS

GEORGE ABBERSON (DIED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Private, Slough’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg. Enlisted April 19, 1791, killed in action November 4, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JOHN ABBOT

Private, Hannah’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted May 11, 1791, discharged November 11, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

SETH ABBOTT

Drummer, Buell’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

SOLOMON ABBOTT

Private, Buell’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

PETER JOSEPH ABBY (DIED JUNE 1791)

Private, Hannah’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted June 3, 1791, drowned sometime in June, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

IGNATIUS ABLES

Private, Truman’s Inf. Co., 1^st U.S. Deserted October 7, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

BENJAMIN ABRAM

Sergeant, Darke’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JOHN ABRAM

Sergeant, Slough’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

DAVID ACKERMAN

Private, Rucastle’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

ASAHEL ADAMS

Private, Heart’s Inf. Co., 1^st U.S.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

BARTIN ADAMS (DIED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Private, Carberry’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted May 17, 1791, Killed in action November 4, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JAMES W. ADAMS

Drummer, Haskell’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Enlisted September 1, 1791, discharged August 31, 1794.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JOHN ADAMS

Private, Ferguson Arty. Co. Enlisted December 1, 1790, discharged December 1, 1793.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

MICHAEL ADAMS

Corporal, Ziegler’s Inf. Co., 1^st U.S.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

ROBERT ADAMS

Corporal, Swearengen’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted June 29, 1791, promoted to corporal on June 29, 1791, discharged on October 29, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

ROBERT ADAMS (POSSIBLY DIED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Private, Hannah’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted April 17, 1791, discharged October 28, 1791. Enlisted in Bradford’s Artillery Company soon thereafter, possibly killed in action November 4, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

WILLIAM ADKINSON

Private, Power’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JOHN ADLUM

October 9, 1794, Franklin, Pennsylvania. John Adlum, a surveyor, was recently at Cornplanter’s town. He reported that a number of Indians from the British side were with the Cornplanter and threaten Fort Le Boeuf.

Military Journal of Major Ebenezer Denny, an Officer in the Revolutionary and Indian Wars. With an Introductory Memoir. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott & Co, 1859. [On pages 209 – 273 are many letters written by Josiah Harmar from 1784 – 1799].

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THOMAS AIRY

Private, Cushing’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Enlisted August 29, 1791, discharged October 29, 1792.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JOSEPH ALBANY

Private, Phelon’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Enlisted May 17, 1791, discharged May 16, 1794.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

GEORGE ALBERTSON

Private, Slough’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

EDWARD ALDES

Corporal, Asheton’s Inf. Co., 1^st U.S.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JEREMIAH ALDRIDGE

Corporal, Newman’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Enlisted June 4, 1791, discharged June 3, 1794.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

SYLVESTER ALDRIDGE

Private, Cass’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Enlisted October 6, 1791, discharged August 24, 1794.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

[NAME UNKNOWN] ALEXANDER

On September 29, 1788 at Fort Harmar, Major Doughty arrived from Venango, where he had been sent to muster Capt. Heart’s command. With him came Major Alexander and several other gentlemen.

Military Journal of Major Ebenezer Denny, an Officer in the Revolutionary and Indian Wars. With an Introductory Memoir. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott & Co, 1859. [On pages 209 – 273 are many letters written by Josiah Harmar from 1784 – 1799].

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GEORGE ALEXANDER

Private, Strong’s Inf. Co., 1^st U.S. Deserted May 9, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JOHN ALEXANDER (DIED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Private, Power’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg. Enlisted on July 28, 1791. Killed in action November 4, 1791

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JAMES ALFORD

Private, Lewis’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted May 10, 1791, discharged November 24, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

[NAME UNKNOWN] ALGAR

Journal of General Joseph Buell, September 20, 1785 - June 29, 1789. [at the Special Collections, Marietta College, Marietta, Ohio]

EDWARDS ALITES

Private, Asheton’s Inf. Co., 1^st U.S.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JAMES ALLEN

Private, Heart’s Inf. Co., 1^st U.S. Enlisted November 9, 1787, reenlisted November 9, 1790

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JAMES ALLEN

Sergeant, Haskell’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Enlisted August 28, 1791, discharged August 27, 1794.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JOHN ALLEN

Sergeant, Hannah’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted April 27, 1791, promoted to sergeant on June 3, 1791, discharged November 11, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JOSEPH ALLEN

Sergeant, Carberry’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted May 4, 1791, reduced to private September 4, 1791, discharged November 24, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JOSIAH ALLEN

Private, Conway’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted June 8, 1791, discharged September 23, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JUSTICE ALLEN

Private, Cass’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Enlisted October 14, 1791, discharged May 19, 1794.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

FREDERICK ALLENDORFF

Corporal, Mercer’s Inf. Co., 1^st U.S.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

ROGER ALLGER

Private, Strong’s Inf. Co., 1^st U.S.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

RICHARD ALLISON (1757 – March 22, 1816)

Richard Allison was Physician General of the U.S. Army from 1792 to 1796. This position later became the Surgeon General. Allison was the first physician to set up a permanent practice in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Military Journal of Major Ebenezer Denny, an Officer in the Revolutionary and Indian Wars. With an Introductory Memoir. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott & Co, 1859. [On pages 209 – 273 are many letters written by Josiah Harmar from 1784 – 1799].

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Richard M. Lytle. The Soldiers of America's First Army, 1791. Lanham, Maryland: Scarecrow Press, 2004.

William L. Otten. Frontier Major: (1783 - 1791). Colonel J. F. Hamtramck: his life and times, vol. 2. Port Aransas, Texas: Otten, 2003.

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ABSALOM ALLWOOD

Private, Hannah’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted May 2, 1791, discharged November 2, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

GUSTAVUS ALRICH

Sergeant, Burbeck’s Arty. Co.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

ABEATHER ALVORCE (DIED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Private, Newman’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Killed in action on November 4, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

[NAME UNKNOWN] ALVORD

On August 22, 1786, Alvord, Dustin and Fox got permission to go fishing in the evening. They took a canoe and deserted from Fort Harmar. On August 28^th, the three men returned. They were court martialed and sentenced to receive 100 lashes. Fox and Dustin were pardoned. Alvord received his punishment – he was an old soldier and had persuaded the others to leave with him.

Journal of General Joseph Buell, September 20, 1785 - June 29, 1789. [at the Special Collections, Marietta College, Marietta, Ohio]

ZENAS AMES

Sergeant, Hughes’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Enlisted May 7, 1791, reenlisted January 8, 1794, discharged January 8, 1797.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JACOB AMMON

Private, Guthrie’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg. Enlisted April 15, 1791, discharged on November 16, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

ALEXANDER ANDERSON (DIED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Private, Swearengen’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted April 26, 1791, killed in action on November 4, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

INSLEE ANDERSON (DIED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Inslee Anderson is buried in one of the mass graves located beneath the monument at Fort Recovery, Ohio.

Military Journal of Major Ebenezer Denny, an Officer in the Revolutionary and Indian Wars. with an Introductory Memoir. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott & Co, 1859. [On pages 209 – 273 are many letters written by Josiah Harmar from 1784 – 1799].

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Richard M. Lytle. The Soldiers of America's First Army, 1791. Lanham, Maryland: Scarecrow Press, 2004.

JAMES ANDERSON

Private, Conway’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted June 8, 1791, discharged November 15, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JOHN ANDERSON

Private, Piatt’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg. Enlisted May 7, 1791, discharged November 19, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

MATTHEW ANDERSON

Private, Hughes’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Enlisted April 18, 1791, discharged April 17, 1794.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

[NAME UNKNOWN] ANDERSON

Journal of General Joseph Buell, September 20, 1785 - June 29, 1789. [at the Special Collections, Marietta College, Marietta, Ohio]

SAMUEL ANDERSON

Private, Piatt’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg. Enlisted May 7, 1791, discharged November 19, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

USUAL ANDERSON

Private, Mercer’s Inf. Co., 1^st U.S.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

WILLIAM ANDERSON

Private, Hughes’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Enlisted April 18, 1791, discharged April 17, 1794.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JOHN ANDREWS

Private, Butler’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg. Enlisted on April 30, 1791, discharged November 16, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

SAMUEL ANDREWS (1764 - JANUARY 1, 1822)

Richard M. Lytle. The Soldiers of America's First Army, 1791. Lanham, Maryland: Scarecrow Press, 2004.

THOMAS ANNIS

Sergeant, Smith’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg. Enlisted May 11, 1791, discharged November 15, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

PHILLIP ANTHONY

Private, Snowdon’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg. Enlisted April 22, 1791, discharged November 19, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JAMES APPLEGATE (WOUNDED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Sergeant, Brock’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted May 25, 1791, wounded in action November 4, 1791, discharged November 11, 1791, listed on the pension rolls of 1818 as an invalid.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JEREMIAH APPLEGATE

Private, Unknown Inf. Co., 1^st U.S.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JOSEPH APPLETON (DIED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Private, Piatt’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg. Enlisted April 25, 1791, killed in action on November 4, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

ALEXANDER ARCHBOLD

Private, Brock’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

ALEXANDER ARCHBOLD (DIED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Private, Purdy’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg. Enlisted as a Fifer on April 5, 1791, killed in action November 4, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

BENJAMIN ARCHER

Private, Hughes’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Enlisted March 22, 1791. Discharged March 21, 1794.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JOHN ARCHER

Private, Brock’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

THOMAS ARCHER

Private, Strong’s Inf. Co., 1^st U.S. Deserted May 9, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

ARCHIBALD ARMSTRONG

Private, Unknown Inf. Co., 1^st U.S.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JAMES ARMSTRONG

Sergeant, Kirkwood’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Enlisted March 28, 1791, discharged March 27, 1794.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JEDEDIAH ARMSTRONG

Private, Heart’s Inf. Co., 1^st U.S.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JOHN ARMSTRONG (APRIL 20, 1755 – FEBRUARY 4, 1816)

John Armstrong. Papers. 1772. [at the Indiana Historical Society Library]

John Armstrong. “Dairy of John Armstrong.” The Cincinnati Miscellany. 2 vols. Cincinnati: Charles Cist, 1846, I: 195-197.

John Armstrong, et al. Northwest Territory Collection. 1721 – 1838. [at the Indiana Historical Society Library]

Military Journal of Major Ebenezer Denny, an Officer in the Revolutionary and Indian Wars. with an Introductory Memoir. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott & Co, 1859. [On pages 209 – 273 are many letters written by Josiah Harmar from 1784 – 1799].

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Journal of General Joseph Buell, September 20, 1785 - June 29, 1789. [at the Special Collections, Marietta College, Marietta, Ohio]

John Armstrong’s Expedition to the Missouri River.

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Colton Storm. “Lt. Armstrong’s Expedition to the Mississippi, 1790.” Mid-America 25: 180-188 (July 1943).

Gayle Thornbrough. Outpost on the Wabash, 1787-1791; letters of Brigadier General Josiah Harmar and Major John Francis Hamtramck, and other letters and documents selected from the Harmar papers in the William L. Clements Library. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society, 1957.

Jacob Kingsbury. War of 1812 papers. [Among the correspondents are John Armstrong, Erkuries Beaty, Henry Burbeck, Thomas Humphrey Cushing, Alexander James Dallas, Henry Dearborn, Samuel H. Eakin, Julius Frederick Heileman, Ebenezer Huntington, William Jones, Peter Philip Schuyler, and Amos Stoddard. [at the Lily Library Manuscript Collections, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.]

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Richard M. Lytle. The Soldiers of America's First Army, 1791. Lanham, Maryland: Scarecrow Press, 2004.

"John Armstrong". American National Biography. vol. 1 (1999).

William L. Otten. Frontier Major: (1783 - 1791). Colonel J. F. Hamtramck: his life and times, vol. 2. Port Aransas, Texas: Otten, 2003.

PALMER ARMSTRONG

Corporal, Strong’s Inf. Co., 1^st U.S. Enlisted November 3, 1787, reenlisted November 3, 1790.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

SAMUEL ARMSTRONG

BnQMSgt., Kirkwood’s Inf. Co., 2^ndU.S. Enlisted March 28, 1791, discharged March 27, 1794.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

WILLIAM ARMSTRONG

Private, Carberry’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted on June 21, 1791, deserted on July 26, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

WILLIAM ARMSTRONG

Sergeant, Strong’s Inf. Co., 1^st U.S.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

WILLIAM ARMSTRONG

Private, Swearengen’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted April 29, 1791, discharged on November 11, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

WILLIAM ARMSTRONG

Private, Buell’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Enlisted June 30, 1791. Discharged June 30, 1794.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

WILLIAM ARMSTRONG

Richard M. Lytle. The Soldiers of America's First Army, 1791. Lanham, Maryland: Scarecrow Press, 2004.

AARON ARMSWORTHY

Private, Carberry’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted on May 16, 1791, discharged on November 24, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

BARTON ARMSWORTHY (DIED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Private, Lewis’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted May 8, 1791, killed in action November 4, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

BARTHOLOMEW ARNOLD (DIED NOVEMBER 4, 1971)

Private, Shaylor’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Killed in action on November 4, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

NATHAN ARNOLD

Private, McCormick’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted May 30, 1791, deserted June 8, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

BENJAMIN ASH (DIED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Private, Guthrie’s Co., Kentucky Militia. Transferred from Guthrie’s to Gray’s Company, Kentucky Militia, on October 2, 1791. Killed in action on November 4, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

HENRY ASH

Corporal, Smith’s Inf. Co., 1^st U.S.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

WILLIAM ASH (DIED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Private, Hughes’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Killed in action on November 4, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

BEEDY ASHBY (WOUNDED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Private, Guthrie’s Co., Kentucky Militia. Transferred from Guthrie’s company to Gray’s Company, Kentucky Militia. Wounded in action on November 4, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

THOMAS ASHBY

Private, Swearengen’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted April 23, 1791, discharged on November 11, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

WILLIAM ASHBY

Private, Swearengen’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted April 21, 1791, discharged

on November 11, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

[NAME UNKNOWN] ASHTDER

On December 7, 1787, Capt. Mercer and Ashtder left Fort Harmar for the falls of the Ohio.

Journal of General Joseph Buell, September 20, 1785 - June 29, 1789. [at the Special Collections, Marietta College, Marietta, Ohio]

JOSEPH ASHTON / ASHETON (JULY 25, 1754 – DECEMBER 15, 1793)

Military Journal of Major Ebenezer Denny, an Officer in the Revolutionary and Indian Wars. with an Introductory Memoir. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott & Co, 1859. [On pages 209 – 273 are many letters written by Josiah Harmar from 1784 – 1799].

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Gayle Thornbrough. Outpost on the Wabash, 1787-1791; letters of Brigadier General Josiah Harmar and Major John Francis Hamtramck, and other letters and documents selected from the Harmar papers in the William L. Clements Library. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society, 1957.

John Page Nicholson. Return of the Pennsylvania troops in the Service of the United States: August 7, 1787, Commanded by Josiah Harmar : From the Original MSS., with notes. Philadelphia: n.p., 1887.

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Richard M. Lytle. The Soldiers of America's First Army, 1791. Lanham, Maryland: Scarecrow Press, 2004.

William L. Otten. Frontier Major: (1783 - 1791). Colonel J. F. Hamtramck: his life and times, vol. 2. Port Aransas, Texas: Otten, 2003.

ALEXANDER ASKINS (DIED AUGUST 16, 1791)

Corporal, Brock’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted May 10, 1791, died August 16, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

TIMOTHY ATCHISON

Private, Power’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

WILLIAM ATCHISON

Private, Power’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg. Enlisted on April 15, 1791, discharged on November 15, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

CALEB ATHERTON

Private, Swearengen’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted April 19, 1791, discharged on November 9, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

BENJAMIN ATKINS (WOUNDED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Private, Phelon’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Wounded in action on November 4, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

SAMUEL ATKINS (DIED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Private, Pike’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg. Enlisted April 26, 1791, killed in action on November 4, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

SOLOMON ATKINS

Private, Shaylor’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Enlisted March 21, 1791. Discharged March 20, 1794.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

WILLIAM ATKINSON (WOUNDED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Private, Power’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg. Enlisted on April 18, 1791, Wounded in a action November 4, 1791, Discharged on November 15, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

DENNIS ATTOY

Private, Power’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg. Enlisted on April 13, 1791, discharged on November 15, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

TISDALE ATWOOD

Corporal, Mills’s Inf. Co., 2^nd U.S. Enlisted December 3, 1791, discharged December 2, 1794.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JOHN AUCHEY

Private, Smith’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg. Enlisted April 10, 1791, discharged November 15, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

ISRAEL AUE

Private, Bradford’s Arty. Co. Enlisted November 13, 1787, reenlisted November 13, 1790, discharged November 13, 1793.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JACOB AUE

Private, Smith’s Inf. Co., 1^st U.S. Enlisted November 15, 1790, discharged November 15, 1793.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

DANIEL AULT

Private, Butler’s Inf. Co., 2^nd Levy Reg. Enlisted on April 18, 1791, discharged November 16, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

WILLIAM AULT

Private, Carberry’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted May 25, 1791, discharged November 24, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JACOB AURTNER (WOUNDED NOVEMBER 4, 1791)

Private, Tipton’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted May 28, 1791, wounded in action November 4, 1791, discharged November 15, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

JONAS AUSTIN

Private, Lewis’s Inf. Co., 1^st Levy Reg.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

THOMAS AUSTIN

Private, Hannah’s Inf. Co./1^st Levy Reg. Enlisted April 14, 1791, deserted April 14, 1791.

Muster and Payrolls of the United States Army, 1791. Manuscript Division. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.

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