| Name | Death date | Military service date | Military service cmt/loc | Military service source info. |
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| Alison, Archibald | | | Lieutenant General | The Ontario Genealogist Family History,(1898), "CD-ROM," 60. |
| Anderson, Ebenezer | | 1785 | Ensign 1st Battalion KRNNY | |
| Anderson, Ebenezer | | | Ensign KRRNY, 6 years service, Son of Capt. Samuel Anderson, born in America | |
| Anderson, Elisha | | | The County of Stormonts first regiment included as lieutenant Elisha Anderson. | Elinor Kyte Senir, From Royal Town to Industrial City, Cornwall 1784-1984,(Mika Publishing Company, Belleville, Ontario, 1983), 100. |
| Anderson, Joseph | | 1: June 1812 | 1: One guard was placed on captain Joseph Anderson's farm, No. 18 in the 1st concession of Cornwall. | 1: Jacob Farrand Pringle, Lunenburgh, or the Old Eastern District. |
| | | 2: | 2: The County of Stormonts first regiment included as captain former lieutenant of old regiment, Joseph Anderson | 2: |
| | | 3: 1785 | 3: Lieutenant 1st Battalion KRNNY, 6 years service, Son of Capt. Samuel Anderson | 3: (1) The Upper Canadian militia, 45, Formerly Lieut. 1sr Batt., Royal Regt. of New York. |
| (2) John Macdonell (Greenfield), Early Settlement of Glengarry, 367. |
| | | 4: 1813 | 4: Major, 1st Regiment of Stormont Militia | 4: The Upper Canadian militia, 44-45, From Montreal Herald, April, 1812. |
| Anderson, Joseph | | 1: | 1: Lieutenant KRRNY, 6 years service, Son of Capt. Samuel Anderson, born in America | 1: John Macdonell (Greenfield), Early Settlement of Glengarry, 48. |
| | | 2: June 17, 1824 | 2: War losses incurred in the Eastern District show that Joseph Anderson's claim was £85 s.15 d. 6 | 2: Jacob Farrand Pringle, Lunenburgh, or the Old Eastern District. |
| Anderson, Samuel | 1836 | 1: | 1: Captain of Royal Yorkers | 1: |
| | | 2: | 2: Captain, KRRNY, Born in America, 8 years service, served in last war in America. | 2: John Macdonell (Greenfield), Early Settlement of Glengarry, 47, Return of the Officer's of the Late First Battalion, King's Royal Regiment of New York. |
| | | 3: | 3: Samuel took part in the war with France, under General Amherst, and was one of the party that attacked and took the French post at "Isle de Fort Levis" now known as "Chimney Island" near Ogdensburg. | 3: History of S. D. & G. Counties, 105. |
| | | 4: | 4: The author has heard Samuel Anderson, who was a Captain in the Royal Yorkers, speak of his having been with Burgoyne's forces in the advance from Lake Champlain. | 4: Jacob Farrand Pringle, Lunenburgh, or the Old Eastern District, 175. |
| | | 5: 1775 | 5: In 1775, he was offered the command of a company in the continental service and also of a regiment but he declined both. | 5: History of S. D. & G. Counties, 105. |
| | | 6: Aft. 1775 | 6: He was then taken prisoner but learning that he and his fellow prisoners were to be shot the next day, and being a man of great strength, he wrenched the bars from the windows and they all escaped to Canada. | 6: History of S. D. & G. Counties, 105. |
| | | 7: June 06, 1779 | 7: "A garrison court-martial ordered. Captain Anderson, president" | 7: Jacob Farrand Pringle, Lunenburgh, or the Old Eastern District. |
| | | 8: 1785 | 8: Captain, 1st Batallion KRNNY | 8: |
| Aylmer, Charles William Brabazon | | | Capt. in the Army | The Ontario Register, "CD-ROM," 14, Vol. II, Ontarian Families. |
| Aylmer, George Edward | March 02, 1844 | | Captain, 93rd Highlanders (subsequently Major) | |
| Beikie, John | | 1: | 1: The County of Stormonts first regiment included as lieutenant was John Beikie. | 1: Elinor Kyte Senir, From Royal Town to Industrial City, Cornwall 1784-1984,(Mika Publishing Company, Belleville, Ontario, 1983), 99. |
| | | 2: 1796 | 2: By 1796 a volunteer troop of Horse, commanded by John Biekie, was attached to the Stormont militia. | 2: Elinor Kyte Senir, From Royal Town to Industrial City, Cornwall 1784-1984,(Mika Publishing Company, Belleville, Ontario, 1983), 100. |
| Blacklock, Ambrose Athey | October 05, 1866 | | Surgeon of her Majesty Service Royal Navy | |
| Brodhead, Daniel | | | Colonel | |
| Brown, Daniel Marshall | December 1883 | | Lieutenant, Royal Navy | The Ontario Genealogist Family History,(1898), "CD-ROM." |
| Brown, George | | | Commanded the Light Division in the Crimea | The Ontario Register, "CD-ROM," 12, Vol II, Ontarian Families. |
| Buck, ? | | | Captain, Royal Navy | The Ontario Register, "CD-ROM," 12, Vol II, Ontarian Families. |
| Cameron, Allan | | January 08, 1838 | Captain, Lancaster Glengarry highlandres | Jacob Farrand Pringle, Lunenburgh, or the Old Eastern District, 279. |
| Cameron, Hugh | | | Lieutenant to "Bonnie Prince Charlie" | Donald J. Macdonald, a Memoir, Appendix 18. |
| Cameron, John | January 29, 1867 | | Colonel | Donald J. Macdonald, a Memoir, Appendix 17. |
| Campbell, ? | | | Colonel | |
| Cartier, Jacques | August 29, 1841 | | Lieutenant-Colonel | |
| Cartwright, ?? | | | colonel | |
| Chewett, James Grant | 1862 | | An officer in his fathers regiment in 1812 | The Ontario Genealogist Family History,(1898), "CD-ROM." |
| Chewett, William | September 24, 1849 | 1: 1812 | 1: In York, the command of the militia devolves upon Lieutenant-Colonel William Chewett, the sixty year old surveyor-general, and his second-in-command, Major William Allan, the merchant. This pair had been detailed by Sheaffe to deal with the enemy. | 1: But Strachan, who turns up just as the arrangements are completed, has no intention of being left out. He volunteers his services, and in the days to come, the clergyman and not the officers will be chief negotiator for the people of Littl York. |
| | | 2: | 2: Lt.-Col. | 2: The Upper Canadian militia, 258. |
| | | 3: | 3: Served as Engineer in defense of Quebec when attacked by Americans (Montgomery) during the Revolutionary War | 3: The Ontario Genealogist Family History,(1898), "CD-ROM." |
| | | 4: | 4: Served on for Home District, Permanent board Militia Pensions | 4: |
| | | 5: 1812 | 5: Col. commanding 3rd West York Militia and was present at York when taken by Americans 27th of April 1813 being left as officer to negotiate capitulation on the departure of General Sheaffe. | 5: |
| Chisholm, Alexander | October 19, 1854 | 1: | 1: Captain in the Royal African Corps but, in 1817, resigned his commission and came to Canada. | 1: Dorothy Dumbrille, 68. |
| | | 2: | 2: Colonel, 2rd Regiment, Glengarry militia | 2: |
| | | 3: | 3: It must ve said in defense of this regiment that it was under the command of a well qualified officer, Col. Alexander Chisholm, and that there is no reason to suppose it was under the command of a well-qualified officer, Col. Alexander Chisholm | 3: Royce MacGillivray & Ewan Ross, A History of Glengarry,(Mika Publishing Company, Belleville, Ontario), 72, and that there is no reason to suppose it was any less ready than the rest of the Glengarry Militia to do the Crown service when an urgent need arose a few years later. |
| Cumberland, ? | | | Captain, 42nd Royal Highlanders (the Black Watch) | The Ontario Register, "CD-ROM," 12, Vol II, Ontarian Families. |
| Dalcrombie, Farquhar MacGillivray of | 1745 | | MacGillivray of Dalcrombie, was killed in the battle of Culloden, after nine of the enemy had fallen to his sword; his hand was so swollen that the sword could not be separated from his grasp, and had to be buried with him. | |
| Duncan, Richard | | | Captain, KRRNY, Born in Scotland, 13 years service, Five years Ensign in 55th Regiment. | John Macdonell (Greenfield), Early Settlement of Glengarry, 47, Return of the Officer's of the Late First Battalion, King's Royal Regiment of New York. |
| Everitt, Peter | | | Lieutenant KRRNY | |
| Farrand, Jacob | | 1: 1785 | 1: Lieutenant KRNNY, 1st Battalion | 1: John Macdonell (Greenfield), Early Settlement of Glengarry, 48, 367. |
| | | 2: | 2: Ensign KRRNY, 2nd Battalion | 2: John Macdonell (Greenfield), Early Settlement of Glengarry, 356, Return 1 & 3. |
| | | 3: | 3: The County of Stormonts first regiment included as captain former lieutenant of old regiment, Jacob Ferrand | 3: Elinor Kyte Senir, From Royal Town to Industrial City, Cornwall 1784-1984,(Mika Publishing Company, Belleville, Ontario, 1983), 99. |
