 | Charles Beebe Stuart - 1871 - 418 pages
...eighteen hundred and fourteen, when, having raised a company of volunteers, he received a commission as Lieutenant in Colonel Dodge's regiment, and took part...for revenging himself on the enemy. A reconnoitering party from the British camp was discovered in an adjacent wood, and Lieutenant White was sent with... | |
 | Charles Beebe Stuart - 1871 - 452 pages
...commission as Lieutenant in Colonel Dodge's regiment, and took part in the assault and capture of Fort Eriet opposite Buffalo. While in occupation of the Fort,...for revenging himself on the enemy. A reconnoitering party from the British camp was discovered in an adjacent wood, and Lieutenant White was sent with... | |
 | Charles Beebe Stuart - 1871 - 400 pages
...eighteen hundred and fourteen, when, having raised a company of volunteers, he received a commission as Lieutenant in Colonel Dodge's regiment, and took part in the assault and capture of Fort Erief opposite Buffalo. While in occupation of the Fort, with his command, he was severely wounded... | |
 | Edward Wegmann - 1896 - 642 pages
...company of volunteers for the war between the United States and England and was appointed lieutenant. He took part in the assault and capture of Fort Erie, opposite Buffalo, and was severely wounded by one of the enemy's shells while occupying the fort. Mr. White commenced... | |
 | Buffalo Historical Society (Buffalo, N.Y.) - 1909 - 612 pages
...until the spring of 1814, when, having raised a company of volunteers, he received a commission as lieutenant in Colonel Dodge's regiment, and took part...for revenging himself on the enemy. A reconnoitering party from the British camp was discovered in an adjacent wood, and Lieutenant White was sent with... | |
 | Buffalo Historical Society (Buffalo, N.Y.) - 1909 - 518 pages
...until the spring of 1814, when, having raised a company of volunteers, he received a commission as lieutenant in Colonel Dodge's regiment, and took part...for revenging himself on the enemy. A reconnoitering party from the British camp was discovered in an adjacent wood, and Lieutenant White was sent with... | |
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Carpenter, where he remained until the spring of 1814, when, having raised a company of volunteers, he received a commission as lieutenant in Colonel Dodge's regiment, and took part in the assault and capture of Fort Erie, opposite Buffalo. While in occupation... 