Pennsylvania Soldiers Monument

Side 1 Pennsylvania commands taking part in the conflict at Fort Meigs in 1813

Independent Battalion Major John B. Alexander Pittsburgh Blues 56 men Capt. James R. Butler Greensburg rifles 45 men Lieut. Peter Drum Battalion of Volunteer Dragoons Lieut. Col. James V. Ball Westmoreland Light Dragoons Capt. Joseph Markle McClelland light Dragoons Capt James A. McClelland Third Company Light Dragoons Lieut. Thomas Warren Fourth Company Light Dragoons Capt. Thomas S. Seeley

Second Brigade-Western Pennsylvania Militia Brigadier General Richard Crooks

First Regiment 546 men Lieut. Col. Joel Ferree Second Regiment 594 men Col Patterson Fifth Provisional Battalion 364 men Major David Nelson total officers and men from Pennsylvania 1785

Erected by the Pennsylvania Historical Commission 1928

Side 2 Erected in memory of the soldiers of Pennsylvania who gave up their lives and were buried at Fort Meigs.

Pittsburgh Blues Sergt. James Newman Killed May 5, 1813 William Richardson Oliver McKee Joseph Dodd Died of wounds June 16, 1813

Greensburg Rifles John Jamison Died August 18, 1813 James Taylor May 6,

Westmoreland Light Dragoons Ichabod Price Killed May 3, 1813 Findlay McGrew Died July 13,

McClelland Light Dragoons Jacob Ackle Killed May 1, 1813 James Hare June 30, 2nd.Lieut. Thomas Ramsey Died March 25, 1813 Sergt. Fred Herzog July 11, 1823 Benjamin Wheaton May 30, Isaac Harrison August 13, John Smith October 15,

Second Brigade Pennsylvania Militia First Regiment

James Smith Died February 24, 1813 Anthony Baker John Allison August 5, 1813 George Ramsey February 7,

Second Regiment Capt. Joseph Wadsworth Died Samuel Smith March 22, 1813 John White April 7, James Rees April 9, John Winder

Fifth Provisional Battalion Lieut. Robert Walker Killed March 9, 1813 Sergt. David Dryden Died March 10, 1813 John Frampton Daniel Klingensmith March 19, 1813 Jeremiah Hazen February 22,1813 John McNight January 22. .