Do you have an 1812 veteran in your ancestry? We'd like to be able to add it and create a longer list. http://genforum.genealogy.com/warof1812/ and http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=topics.Military.war1812.general Both of these are great ways to find out about this war. The Gen Forum has a wonderful look up person. We have ONE... War of 1812 Veterans Dinkins Ivey was born March 23, 1778. He married Lydia Hodgin (a Quaker) in Warren Co., Ga. January 1, 1802. Lydia was born January 26, 1777, the daughter of John and Mary (Vernon) Hodgin (both Quakers). Dinkins died February 10, 1838 in Upson Co., Ga. and Lydia died February 21, 1845 in Upson Co., Ga. See Bible records for family bible of Dinkins Ivey. Dinkins Ivey also known as Dinkins Ivy entered the War of 1812, from Warren Co., Ga., September 23, 1814, Camp Jackson. He entered Capt.. Neal's Company Georgia Militia in the Regiment Commanded by Col. Ignatius A. Few. This was an Infantry Company known as 3rd Regiment, Georgia Militia. The Rendezvous was 45 miles from his residence . His enlistment ended December 6, 1815. From where he was discharged it was 150 miles to his residence for a total of 195 miles his travel to and from his residence was 13 days . His term of service was 5 months and 17 days. He was paid a contract price of 17 cents for rations. His pay per month was 8 dollars. His pay was $44.53 and his subsistence was 51 cents. His total pay and subsistence was $45.04. Contributed by: John Adams [email protected] Virginia Crilley