Some known connections- According to the Tarrant- Tuggle- -Herndon Histories of Bradford England, their plant made navy uniforms for many European countries for over 300years. Great GreatGrandad Dr. W.P.Hatchett of Ga. and Erath County , Texas was the son of Ekizabeth Tuggle of these families, one of whom gave Christ Church in Bradford, England to the parish. In Belgium the name was Tugglestine.Concerning the Quebec and French and Indian campasigns, where do i find the names of the soldiers in Roger's Rangers? James Wyly was a colonial Army Captain . PBS series mentioned one soldier was a James Wyly from England. My Great Aunt Agness Hatchett Wyly of Erath County, Texas said James had come here in the army and returned to Scotland, then he and Robert came back together. with a North Ireland stop in Dublin. Roger's Rangers lived by the code written then and still used by Army Rangers- live off the land, survive, and show up with force at totally unexpected and almost impossible places. Anyone have a reference book on Roger's Rangers?? I have never seen a complete roster. In 1812 one froup of the Georgia Militia was made up of 700 Anglos and 400 Cherokee in Georgia Militia uniforms. Great Grandad's grandad, General (eventually) James Rutherford Wyly was second in command. They sacked Talahasse and other towns, then were ambushed. The Seminole were at war with the Georgia Cherokee, many of whom had Anglo or German in laws and cousins. Textbooks are wrong when they say all Cherokee sided with the Britishin Rev. & 1812 Wars. Clarkesville, Ga. has several Ga. 1812 war markers on them. Gen. Ben Cleveland, running buddy of J.R. Wyly and Col. Ben's grand son, is buried near J.R. and Sarah Hawkins Clark, Gov. Sevier's granddaughter he raised, by her testimony to her grandkids, includingmy great grandad who lived in Erath County, Texas after I was born. Mom was a Carey from Hope, Arkansas. A James Carey was a scout and interpretor for Gov. John Sevier in Indian campaigns he carried out under Pres. Jackson's orders, even though they became political enemies and even tried to fight a duel. Jackson had killed the previous dueler who questioned the circumstances of Jackson's wife's divorce standing under North Carolina law. You mentioned a Hiram Stone in the long hunters. Will check- sounds like Great Grandad James T Stone's family of Batesville, Ark. and Hope- nashville area. Thanks for the info. Charles Wyly We paid the Cherokee- not all full blood- with the Trail of Tears. On Tue, 8 Sep 1998 01:45:43 EDT Bantie1@aol.com writes: >Friends --- >Have an ancestor who fought in some "war" you never heard of? Here's >a list >of the war's fought mostly on North American soil. I've never heard >of some >of them.Thanks to Dan Burrows (dburrows1@juno.com) for compiling and >sharing!! >WAR DATES AREA >French-Spanish 1565-67 Florida >English-French 1613-1629 Canada >Anglo-French 1629 St.Lawrence River >Pequot War 1636-37 New England >??? 1640-45 New Netherland >Iroquois 1642-53 New England/ Acadia >Anglo-Dutch July 1653 New Netherland >Bacon's Rebellion 1675-76 Virginia >King Philip's 1675-76 New England >War In North 1676-78 Maine >Culpepper's Reb'n 1677-80 Carolinas >Leisler's Rebellion 1688-91 New England >Revolution in MD 1689 Maryland >Glorious Revolution 1689 New England >King Willliam's War 1689-97 Canada >Queen Anne's 1702-13 New England >Tuscarora 1711-12 Virginia >Jenkin's Ear 1739-42 Florida >King George's 1740 GA & VA >Louisbourg 1745 New England >Fort Necessity 1754 Ohio >Anglo-French 1755-58 Canada >French & Indian 1754-63 New Eng;VA >Siege of Quebec 1759 Canada >American Revolution 1775-83 USA >Wyoming Valley 1782-87 Pennsylvania >Shay's Rebellion 12/1786-1/1787 Massachusetts >Whiskey Insurrection 1794 Pennsylvania >Northwestern Indian 1790-95 Ohio >War with France 1798-1800 Naval >War with Tripoli(Naval) 1801-05 North Coast Africa >Burr's Insurrection 1806-1807 South Mississippi Valley > >Chesapeake (Naval) 1807 Virginia >Northwestern Indian 1811 Indiana >Florida Seminole Indian 1812 FL (GA Volunteers) >War of 1812 1812-15 General >Peoria Indian 1813 Illinois >Creek Indian 1813-14 South >Lafitte's Pirates 1814 Local >Barbary Pirates 1815 North Coast Africa >Seminole Indian 1817-18 FL & GA >Lafitte's Pirates 1821 Galveston >Arickaree Indian 1823 Missouri River/Dakota >Territory >Fever River Indian 1827 Illinois >Winnebago Indian 1827 Wisonsin >Sac & Fox Indian 1831 Illinois >Black Hawk 1832 Illinois & Wisconsin >Toledo 1835-36 Ohio & Michagan >Texan 1835-36 Texas >Indian Stream 1835-36 New Hampshire >Creek Indian 1836-37 Georgia & Alabama >Florida (Seminole) 1835-42 FL, GA, & AL >Sabine / Southwestern 1836-37 Louisiana/Indian Territory >Cherokee 1836-38 --- >Osage Indian 1837 Missouri >Heatherly Distrubance 1836 Missouri >Mormon 1838 Missouri >Aroostook 1839 Maine >Dorr's Rebellion 1842 Rhode Island >Mormon 1844 Illinois >Mexican 1846-1848 Mexico >Cayuse Indian 1847-48 Oregon >TX & NM Indian 1849-55 --- >California Indian 1851-52 --- >Utah Indian 1850-53 --- >Rogue River Indian 1851, 1853, 1856 Oregon >Oregon Indian 1854 Oregon >Nicaraguan 1854-58 Naval >Kansas Troubles 1854-59 Kansas >Yakima Indian 1855 Local >Klamath & Salmon Indian 1855 Oregon & Idaho River >Florida Indian 1855-58 Florida >John Brown's Raid 1859 VA >War of Rebellion 1860-65 General >Cheyenne 1861-64 Local >Sioux 1862-63 Minnesota >Indian Campaign 1865-68 OR, ID, CA >Fenian Invasion of Canada 1866 From New England >Indian Campaign 1867-69 KS, CO & Ind. Terr. >Modoc Indian 1872-73 OR, CA >Apaches 1873 Arizona >Indian Campaigns 1874-75 KS, CO, TX, NM, & Ind. Terr. >Cheyenne & Sioux 1876-77 Dakota >Nez Perce 1877 Idaho >Bannock 1878 ID, Wash. Terr. & Wyoming >Terr. >White Riv. (Ute Ind.) 1879 Utah & Coloradp >Cheyenne 1878-79 Dakota & Montana >Spanish-American 1898-99 Cuba >Phillippine Insurrection 1899-1902 Philippine Islands >______________________________ > > _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]