1811

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Backus, Samuel

Pastor at East Woodstock, Connecticut for fifteen years. Born September 16, 1787, Canterbury, Connecticut.
Blain, William

Served in the ministry for fourteen years and was pastor of First Congregational Church of Walkill. President of Board of Trustees of Montgomery Academy for several years. Died June 9, 1857.
Blatchford, Henry

Resident of Lansingburgh, but a native of England. Member of the first class of students to enter the Theological Seminary at Princeton and went on to become a Presbyterian minister.
Borland, Charles

A district attorney, member of the legislation, a judge, as well as a member of Congress and surrogate. Served under Captain Edward Blake in the War of 1812.
Camp, Phineas

Appointed as a home missionary in Pennsylvania, Western NY, and Ohio. Assisted in the reorganization of the church in Westfield and was installed as pastor of the church in 1819.
Claus, D.T.

Great-grandson of Sir. William Johnson, came from Canadian Loyalist family.
Claus, William
Clute, John D.

Born in Schenectady and served in the War of 1812. Was a wealthy business man who died on November 9, 1879 at the age of 86.
Curtenius, Peter Theobaldus

Son of Peter Curtenius, born December 18, 1792 in New York City and died January 31, 1833.
Davis, Leonard

Corporal, Detachment of Infantry, under Lieutenant Timothy Pratt, Jr: 7th Regiment, Connecticut Militia.
Deal, William S.

Sergeant in Lieutenant Beers Tomlison's Company, 9th Regiment, NY Militia.
DeGraff, John Isaac

Elected to Congress, Mayor of Schenectady, and appointed Secretary of Treasury by President Van Buren but declined the appointment. Ran the first passenger train in all of America from Albany to Schenectady in 1832.
Denniston, Garret Visscher

Died March 29, 1870 at age 79.
Duryea, William

Private in Captain James McQueen's Company, NY Militia.
Fairlie, James

Son of James Fairlie, died May 1813 at age 22.
Foote, Samuel A.

District attorney of Albany county and was then appointed judge of the Court of Appeals. Died May 11, 1878 in Geneva, NY.
Gibson, John

From New York City and served in the War of 1812 under Captain Daniel E. Tylee and Captain Peter Miller.
Haight, William

Resident of Catskill and a member of the Philomathean Society. Died in Athens, May 22, 1828 at age 36.
Hamilton, Joseph

Son of Robert Hamilton, of Queenston. Private in Captain David Hayne's Company, Case's Regiment, NY Vols. and Militia.
Hamilton, Samuel

Son of Robert Hamilton, of Queenston.
Hansen, Joseph

Private in Captain Edward Whitford's Company, 45th Regiment, NY Militia.
Heart, Jonas Coe

Mayor of Troy, director in the River Steamboat Association, and Speaker of the House of Assembly. He was also director of the Troy and Boston Railroad and the first president of the board of trustees of the fire department.
Hubbell, Ransom

Highly recommended by President Nott and was made principal of the academy (Geneva, NY, Academy). Died December 27, 1827 in Oxford, NC.
Kerr, Robert J.

Fought in the War of 1812 and was taken prisoner after being wounded, but managed to escape.
Lansing, Jacob C.

Member of the State Legislature and was Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for several years. He was a member of the Philomathean Society and a resident of Lansingburgh, NY.