continued page 2 of 2 pages ~STAFFORD, Captain, New York Militia, dragoon at Dead Creek Bridge. ~SAILLY, Peter, Customs Director, spymaster. ~SCOTT, Winfield, Brigadier General, fought at Queenstown, Fort George. ~SMITH, John Lieutenant, commanded a blockhouse manned by the sick at Plattsburgh. ~SMITH, Malancton, Lieutenant Colonel, commanded Fort Moreau. ~SMYTH, Alexander, Brigadier General, campaigned after Queenstown in the Niagara. ~SPROUL, Robert, Captain, commanded a company of the 13th Infantry. ~STANDISH, Matthew, Lieutenant, New York militia, dragoon. ~STORES, Huckens, Lieutenant Colonel, commanded Fort Brown. ~STRONG, Samuel, Major General, Vermont militia (Green Mountain Boys). ~TERRY, Sam, Private, New York militia, shot Lieutenant Colonel Wellington. ~TOTTEN, Joseph G., Major, Corps of Engineers, designed the defenses at Plattsburgh. ~VAN RENSSELAER, Solomon, Lieutenant Colonel, New York militia, killed at Queenstown. ~VAN RENSSELAER, STEPHEN, Major General, New York militia, fought at Queenstown, 1812. ~VAUGHAN, Captain, Vermont militia, Pike's Cantonment. ~VINSON, Thomas, Major, commanded the remnants of the 33rd and 34th regiments. ~WAIT, Roswell, Lieutenant, New York militia, dragoon. ~WILKINSON, James, Major General, succeeded Dearborn as commanding general in the North. ~WINDER, William, Brigadier General, commanded the defensive force at Bladensburg. ~WOOL, John E. Captain at Queenstown, Major at Plattsburgh. ~YOUNG, Guilford Dudley, Major, commander of the Troy, New York, militia. Source is "the FINAL INVASION", Appendix A, by Colonel David G. Fitz-Enz, 2001, pages 203 and 204. Transcribed by Jan Jordan