Post by Mike Thorson on May 1, 2002 11:16:47 GMT -5
Michigan [Territory] Mounted Volunteers of the Black Hawk War.
Colonel Henry Dodge- Colonel, Commanding Michigan Mounted Volunteers.
James W. Stephenson - (Illinois Mounted Militia) - Major
Charles Bracken - Lieutenant and Adjutant
William W. Woodbridge - Lieutenant and Adjutant
George Wallace Jones - Aide de Camp
Dr. Addison Philleo - Surgeon
John Bivens - Surgeons Mate
James P. Cox - Sergeant-Major
Captain Joseph Dickson, Spy Company
(Fort Dodge, Platteville, Michigan Territory)
Captain Daniel M Parkinson's Company
(Fort Defiance, near Mineral Point, Michigan Territory)
Captain James H. Gentry's Company
(Fort Jackson, Mineral Point, Michigan Territory)
Henry L. Dodge - First Lieuenant
Paschal Bequette - 2nd Lieutenant
Captain Benjamin W. Clark's Company
(Fort Clark, White Oak Springs, Michigan Territory)
Captain Hosea T. Camp's Company
(Galena, Illinois)
Captain James Jones' Company
(Fort Jones, Blue River, Illinois)
Pierre Pauquette, pilot and interpreter (departed after battle at Wisconsin Heights.)
Winnebago Indians, including White Pawnee and the son of White Crow. Twelve total. (Departed after battle at Wisconsin heights.)
Captain William S. Hamilton, Commander of Michigan Territory Militia and Indians -- Sioux, Menomonie, and Winnebago. (Fort Hamilton, Hamilton's Diggigns, Iowa County, Michigan Territory)
Colonel Henry Dodge- Colonel, Commanding Michigan Mounted Volunteers.
James W. Stephenson - (Illinois Mounted Militia) - Major
Charles Bracken - Lieutenant and Adjutant
William W. Woodbridge - Lieutenant and Adjutant
George Wallace Jones - Aide de Camp
Dr. Addison Philleo - Surgeon
John Bivens - Surgeons Mate
James P. Cox - Sergeant-Major
Captain Joseph Dickson, Spy Company
(Fort Dodge, Platteville, Michigan Territory)
Captain Daniel M Parkinson's Company
(Fort Defiance, near Mineral Point, Michigan Territory)
Captain James H. Gentry's Company
(Fort Jackson, Mineral Point, Michigan Territory)
Henry L. Dodge - First Lieuenant
Paschal Bequette - 2nd Lieutenant
Captain Benjamin W. Clark's Company
(Fort Clark, White Oak Springs, Michigan Territory)
Captain Hosea T. Camp's Company
(Galena, Illinois)
Captain James Jones' Company
(Fort Jones, Blue River, Illinois)
Pierre Pauquette, pilot and interpreter (departed after battle at Wisconsin Heights.)
Winnebago Indians, including White Pawnee and the son of White Crow. Twelve total. (Departed after battle at Wisconsin heights.)
Captain William S. Hamilton, Commander of Michigan Territory Militia and Indians -- Sioux, Menomonie, and Winnebago. (Fort Hamilton, Hamilton's Diggigns, Iowa County, Michigan Territory)