Gandrud List

War of 1812 Veterans Buried in Alabama

The following list includes information collected by Pauline Jones Gandrud and from the National Cemetery Administration U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca. 1775-2000 data base and may contain some inaccurate information. Anyone having information on any veteran listed herein or who may have information on 1812 veterans whose names don't appear on this list should contact me. mailto:. WE NEED YOUR HELP!

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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z

Gaither, Thomas; War of 1812; AL County: Madison
Gambell, Kinchen; War of 1812; AL County: Blount
Gamble, James H.; War of 1812; AL County: Limestone
Gamble, John R.; War of 1812; AL County: Walker, Shelby
Gantt, Edward; War of 1812; AL County: Talladega
Gardner, Reuben. Served SC militia from 29 Oct 1814 to 7 Dec 1814. On the muster roll of Captain Chapman Levy's company. His brother Samuel Gardner served in the same company. Reuben Gardner, the son of Thomas Gardner, was born 9 Dec 1790 in SC and died 12 Jan 1843 at Bridgeville, AL. He is buried in the Bethany Cemetery in Pickens County, AL. He married his wife, Lydia Bradford in SC in 1815. She died in Bridgeville, AL 7 Dec 1856.
Garland, William M.; War of 1812; AL County: Jackson
Garman, Michael; War of 1812; AL County: Calhoun
Garth, Jesse Winston; War of 1812; AL County: Morgan

Gates, John; War of 1812; AL County: Mobile
Gay, Mills; War of 1812; AL County: Tuscaloosa
Gay, William; War of 1812; AL County: Perry, Dallas
Geesling, William; War of 1812; AL County: Tuscaloosa
Gentry, Isaac; War of 1812; AL County: Bibb
Gentry, Joseph; Seminole War 1836; AL County: Jackson
George, Elias; War of 1812; AL County: Perry
Gerald, Randolph; War of 1812; AL County: Russell
Geren, Samuel; War of 1812; AL County: Madison
Geren, Solomon; War of 1812; AL County: Madison
Gibbons, Benjamin; War of 1812; AL County: Autauga
Gibbs, Charles Richardson; War of 1812; AL County: Sumter
Gibbs, Jeremiah; War of 1812; AL County: Blount, Jackson
Gibson, William; War of 1812; AL County: St. Clair
Gilbert, Ezekiel; War of 1812; AL County: Tallapoosa
Gilbert, Stephen; War of 1812; AL County: Pickens
Gill, Daniel; War of 1812; AL County: Morgan
Gill, Gardner; War of 1812; AL County: Limestone
Gill, Jesse; War of 1812; AL County: Blount
Gill, John; War of 1812; AL County: Sumter
Gillespie, James; War of 1812; AL County: Lawrence
Gillespie, James T.; War of 1812; AL County: Madison
Gillespie, William Cage; War of 1812; AL County: Tuscaloosa
Gillespie, William P. Sr.; War of 1812; AL County: Pickens
Gilmore, Elijah; War of 1812; AL County: Clarke
Gilmore, George Washington; War of 1812; AL County: Clarke, Marengo
Gilmore, Humphrey Jr.; War of 1812; AL County: Chambers
Gilmore, Wiley; War of 1812; AL County: Chambers, Barbour
Gist, Joseph; War of 1812; AL County: Lauderdale
Gist, Joshua; War of 1812; AL County: Franklin
Gist, Joshua. Pvt in Captain John Jackson's company of Infantry, Metcalfe's Regiment, West Tennessee militia 13 Nove 1814-16 May 1815. He received bounty land. He was born 17 Mar 1793 in NC and died 26 Feb 1863 at Colbert County, AL. He was married to Susannah Grooms. He is buried on private land in Colbert County, AL This second more detailed record is from bounty application.
Gladney, Samuel; Pvt US Army, War of 1812. Buried Liles Gladney Cemetery
Lineville, AL 36266
Glass, Williamson. Mississippi Territory (Alabama) Fort Madison, private. Served as a spy, served under Captain and General Samuel Dale, 1813-1814. Took part in General Claiborne's Holy Ground Expedition. References: Pension claim made by his widow, Mary Baker Glass on 15 may, 1857. Williamson Glass was the son of Zachariah Glass who constructed Fort Glass. Williamson was born ca. 1784 in Georgia and died after 1860 and before 1870 in Marengo County, AL.
Glassell, Andrew; War of 1812; AL County: Sumter
Glidden, John S.; War of 1812; AL County: Washington
Gold, David. Died in Battle of Talladega on 9 Nov 1813 and honored by monument erected by DAR in Oak Hill Cemetery, Talladega, AL
Golden, William; War of 1812; AL County: Madison
Goleman, Young; War of 1812; AL County: Mobile
Goodson, Benjamin; War of 1812; AL County: Tuscaloosa
Godwin, Alexander M. Tennessee militia War of 1812 buried in Shiloh Cemetery, Leeds, Jefferson County, Alabama
Goodwin, Mark; War of 1812; AL County: Jefferson
Gordon, David M.; War of 1812; AL County: Limestone
Gordon, Samuel; War of 1812; AL County: St. Clair
Gordon, Samuel; War of 1812; AL County: Lowndes
Gould, David; War of 1812; AL County: Shelby
Grace, Samuel; War of 1812; AL County: Monroe, Conecuh
Graham, John; War of 1812; AL County: Lawrence
Graham, John P.; War of 1812; AL County: Perry
Graves, Joshua; War of 1812; AL County: Clarke
Gray, David; War of 1812; AL County: Madison
Gray, James; War of 1812; AL County: Chambers
Gray, Jonathon Col.; War of 1812, Seminole War; AL County: Lawrence
Gray, William; War of 1812; AL County: Talladega
Green, James; War of 1812; AL County: Sumter
Green, John; War of 1812; AL County: Conecuh
Greer, Nathaniel Hunt; War of 1812; AL County: Chambers
Gregory, Charles B.; War of 1812; AL County: Chambers, Coosa, Elmore

Griffin, Horatio; War of 1812; AL County: Benton
Griffin, Jones; War of 1812; AL County: Pike
Grimes, Stephen. War of 1812, Dale County. 6 July, 1852 Grimes, then 64 years of age and a resident of Dale County, AL applied for bounty land based on his having served as a private in the company of NC militia commanded by Colonel David Moore, 18th. June, 1812, that he volunteered at Duplin Count Court House, Kennansville, Duplin County and continued in actual service for the term of three months and 2 or 3 days and was then dismissed at Fort Johnstone, Smithfield, Brunswick County, NC, on or about the last day of Oct 1812 and served also from 26 day of July 1813 for an additional six weeks. He received a warrant for 40 acres N49,879 on 8 Apr, 1852.
Grimmitt, Abraham; War of 1812; AL County: Blount, Cullman
Grumbles, Benjamin; War of 1812; AL County: Dallas
Gurley, John; Pvt US Army War of 1812; born 4 Jan 1788 and died
15 Apr 1868. Buried in Gurley Cemetery, Huntsville, AL 35801
Gurley, Isham Jr.; War of 1812; AL County: Pickens
Guthrie, John. War of 1812. John Guthrie is buried in the Guthrie-Walker Cemetery located on County Road 810 (aka Higgins Road) Cullman, AL. For more information re. John Guthrie and this cemetery, email Edwin Guthrie at the following:Email
Gwin, James. Died at the Battle of Talladega, 9 Nov, 1813. Honored by a monument erected by the DAR in Oak Hill Cemetery, Talladega, AL

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