Following on from my post of 2 Aug 2012 re military activities in the Canada's
Ref; Jon Latimer's 1812 - War with America on page 122
Being sent
A detachment of the Royal Artillery Corp
A detachment of Royal Artillery Drivers
A detachment of Royal Sappers and Miners [Some of the above would settle in Goulbourn Twp.
13th Regiment of Foot [1st Summersetshire??]
41st/ 2nd Batt'n [445 Men in Bermuda]
70th Reg't [Glasgow Lowland]
98th Regiment
Swiss mercenaries DeMeuron and DeWatteville [1300 men in Spain]
104th Regiment would march to UC from Fredericton, NB. in Feb/Mar 1813 More later
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- The picture above is that of my GGGrandfather, Joseph Stanzel bc 1795 place tbd He was in Napoleons Army to Moscow in 1812 and made it home. Left next year for Belfast Ire ??. Ended up in the British 60th Regiment, how I do not know, came to Canada with that Reg't and settled in Goulbourn Twp, Carleton County. Lived the rest of his life near Ashton
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