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

Ladd, William C.; War of 1812; AL County: Jackson
Lamkin, Griffin; War of 1812; AL County: Madison, Walker
Lancaster, David; War of 1812; AL County: Lauderdale
Lane, Henry H. Pvt US Army War of 1812; born 13 May 1786 and died
17 Sep 1857. Buried Lane's Chapel Methodist Church, Roanoke, AL 36274
Lane, John; War of 1812; AL County: Cherokee, Benton
Lane, Simon; War of 1812; AL County: Walker
Langford, Jarvis; War of 1812; AL County: Dallas
Lansford, Henry; War of 1812; AL County: Randolph, Chambers
Laurey, Margaret; War of 1812; AL County: Bibb
Lawhon, John; War of 1812; AL County: Marion
Lawler, Isaac; War of 1812; AL County: Madison, Talladega
Lawson, Robert Pvt US Army War of 1812. MARKED by AS Daughters of 1812 at Oak Hill Cemetery in Talladega, AL. He was born ca. 1785 in Ireland and died in Calhoun County 12 Nove 1832. He served in the East Tennessee militia as an Artificer in Captain William Christian's Company from 13 Oct 1813 to 13 Jan 1814. Reference NARA Record Group 94, Box 123, Card numbers 38518305 and 38518354.
Leath, Ebenezer; War of 1812; AL County: Cherokee
Ledbetter, Daniel; War of 1812; AL County: Madison
Ledbetter, Ephraim; War of 1812; AL County: Madison

Lee, Elijah; War of 1812; AL County: Chambers, Tallapoosa
Lee, Hillary; War of 1812; AL County: Montgomery, Butler
Lee, Isaac; War of 1812; AL County: Tuscaloosa
Lee, Joshua; War of 1812; AL County: Jackson, Madison
Lee, Thomas; War of 1812; AL County: Shelby
Lee, William; War of 1812; AL County: Butler
Lee, William Carroll; War of 1812, Indian War 1836; AL County: Shelby, St. Clair, Etowah Marked by AS Daughters of 1812 on 22 March, 2004 in Lee Cemetery, Gallant Road, Four Miles East of Gallant, AL. William Carroll Lee, the son of Needham Lee Sr. and Susan Bailey, was born 12 Jan 1796 in Hawkins County, Tennessee and died 6 April, 1888. He was a private in Captain Cunningham's Company of Tennessee militia for which he received a pension. Lee also saw additional service as a Captain in the Indian Wars. He was married three times: his wives were Mary Bailey (cousin), Dorcas Littlefield and Sarah Taylor.
Leftwich, Jabez. Brigade Major General in War of 1812. Born 21 Feb 1765 in Bedford County, VA. Promoted to Brigadier General. He married Delilah Stovall on 21 Feb 1785. He represented Bedford County in the VA House of Delegates 1801 to 1809. He was elected to the US House of Representatives from 1821 to 1825. He 1827 he moved to Madison County, AL and served as a member of the general assembly in 1836 and 1837. He died near Huntsville, AL on 22 June 1855 and is buried in the Maple Hill Cemetery, Huntsville, AL. His grave was marked in 1995 by the AS Daughters of 1812.

Levens, Jesse Pvt US Army War of 1812, buried Levens Baptist Church
Wedowee, AL 36278
Lewis, Joel; War of 1812; AL County: Cherokee, Etowah
Ligon, Mastin Pvt US Army War of 1812; born 10 Jun 1787 and died
1 Oct 1872; buried in Robertson Cemetery, Hwy 79 Scottsboro,
Lightfoot, Thomas; War of 1812; AL County: Lawrence
Liles, John; War of 1812; AL County: Lauderdale
Lindsay, John; War of 1812; AL County: Marshall
Lindsay, John; War of 1812; AL County: Jackson
Lindsey, David; War of 1812; AL County: Madison, Shelby, Talladega

Lockhart, John; War of 1812; AL County: Russell, Lee
Lockmiller, Gabriel; War of 1812; AL County: Limestone
Loftin, Samuel; War of 1812; AL County: Marengo, Clarke
Logan, Henry; War of 1812; AL County: Coosa, Fayette; born 17 May 1792
and died 2 Apr 1874. Buried in Hopewell Cemetery, Bankston, AL 35542
Lokey, Benjamin; War of 1812; AL County: Benton, Marshall
Long, Daniel; War of 1812; AL County: Perry
Long, John; War of 1812; AL County: Cherokee
Longshore, Euclidus; War of 1812; AL County: Randolph
Looney, John. Served as a sergeant in Captain John Gordon's Mounted Spies in Tennessee militia. He entered service 24 Sep 1813, was wounded, and discharged on 27 Dec 1813. He died in Mobile, AL in 1827. His family does not know where he was buried. His wife, Rebecca, died in 1842 in St. Clair County, AL
Love, Tyra; War of 1812; AL County: Shelby, St. Clair, Benton
Lovelady, William; War of 1812; AL County: Morgan
Loveless, William; War of 1812; AL County: Randolph

Lowrey, James; War of 1812; AL County: Butler, Crenshaw
Lowrey, Joel; War of 1812; AL County: Bibb

Luker, William; War of 1812; AL County: Clarke, Choctaw, Marengo, Wilcox
Luter / Luther, Bland / Abland; War of 1812; AL County: Autauga, Coosa

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