Fallen Timbers Battle Memorial
In Memoriam
On the Battlefield of Fallen Timbers, in unmarked graves, rest the brave soldiers of General Anthony Wayne's Legion of the United States and the Kentucky Volunteers, who were killed on August 20, 1794, in the victorious conflict with the Indians and their British allies.
Killed in Action - 33
Captain Robert MisCampbell · · Dragoons
Lieutenant Henry B. Towels · · 4th Sub-Legion
Sergeant James Mayfield · · 3d Sub-Legion
Sergeant Aaron Gilbert · · Dragoons
George Collander · Private · 1st Sub-Legion
Henry Hunt · Private · 1st Sub-Legion
Bartholow Collins · Private · 1st Sub-Legion
Samuel Dean · Private · 1st Sub-Legion
Henry Reardon · Private · 3rd Sub-Legion
Nathaniel Bracey · Private · 4th Sub-Legion
Peter Gordon · Private · 4th Sub-Legion
Jown Lawson · Private · 4th Sub-Legion
John Murre · Private · 4th Sub-Legion
John Smith · Private · 4th Sub-Legion
Thomas Butler · Private · 4th Sub-Legion
William Merrill · Private · 4th Sub-Legion
Daniel Shoefstall · Private · Dragoons
Edward Wingate · Private · Dragoons
John Jackson · Private · Kentucky Volunteers
Alexander Innes · Private · Kentucky Volunteers
William Mitchell · Private · Kentucky Volunteers
Thomas Moore · Private · Kentucky Volunteers
William Steel · Private · Kentucky Volunteers
Benjamin Bell · Private · Kentucky Volunteers
James Wiley · Private · Kentucky Volunteers
Eight Privates · Names Unknown
Died of Wounds - 11
John Chase · Corporal · 4th Sub-Legion
John Long · Private · 1st Sub-Legion
James Mills · Private · 1st Sub-Legion
Alexander McIntosh · Private · 1st Sub-Legion
Francis Baldwin · Private · 1st Sub-Legion
James Jones · Private · 1st Sub-Legion
Five Names · · Unknown
Wounded - 89
Captain Abner Prior · 1st Sub-Legion
Captain Jacob Slough · 4th Sub-Legion
Captain Solomon VanRensellaer · Dragoons
Captain Rawlins · Kentucky Volunteers
Lieut. Oamerell Smith · 4th Sub-Legion
Lieut. McKenny · Kentucky Volunteers
Ensign Duncan · Kentucky Volunteers
Also 4 Sergeants, 2 Corporals, 2 Musicians and 74 Privates whose names are unkown.
Marker can be reached from Fallen Timbers Lane ½ mile north of U.S. 24, on the left when traveling west.
Courtesy hmdb.org
