War of 1812 Memorial

[First Tablet, Lower Tablet Facing East]:

War of 1812 Memorial

Dedicated on Aug. 5, 2006

Original monument was dedicated

In 1908 at W. Jefferson Ave.

Near Gibraltar Road by

Dr. Hal C. Wyman

Moved in 1958-1959 to

Parsons School in Gibraltar by

Gibraltar Rotary Club

Moved and restored at this

Site in 2005-2006 by

Brownstown Historical Society

[Second Tablet, Upper Tablet Facing East on East Cannon]:

This tablet

Erected by

Wayne County Medical Society

to Commemorate

Surgeons Roby and Allison

Officers in Van Horn's Command

Killed at Brownstown Aug. 5, 1812

Committee, Hal C. Wyman, M.D.

E.L. Shurley, M.D.

Fleminc Carrow, M.D.

[Third Tablet, Upper Tablet Facing North on East Cannon]:

Treaty of Brownstown

November 7, 1807

Pottawattomie Ottawa

Wyandotte

and Chippewa Indians

Ceded Lands to U.S.

[Forth Tablet, Upper Tablet Facing West on East Cannon]:

1812

Tecumseh the Savage

At Brownstown was made a

Brigadier General by

The British.

[Fifth Tablet, Upper Tablet Facing East on West Cannon]:

In Memory of

The Heroes who fell at

Battle of Monguagon

August 8, 1812

[Sixth Tablet, Upper Tablet Facing North on West Cannon]:

In Honored Memory of

Gen. Hull

Who commanded

American forces at

Detroit in War of 1812

[Seventh Tablet, Upper Tablet Facing West on West Cannon]:

This Ground

Stained with the blood of

American Heroes, and these

Momentoes are donated to

Wallace Post, G.A.R., #95,

by

Hal C. Wyman, Carrie S. Lamb,

Mary H. Hall, Frances Strong,

Charles E. Townsend M.C.,

Fred Hall, Carl Friese,

George Frier, Ernest Hall,

Eliza Quick, Luther Wood,

Britton Wyman

[Eighth Tablet, Lower Tablet Facing West]:

These Plaques duplicate the

Originals dedicated Aug. 8, 1908

Donated by

Harold Thomas Wyman

In memory of

John Hal Carpenter Wyman Sr.

and Isabel Wyman Burger

Children of Britton Wyman

and Jennie L. Hutchins Wyman

[Ninth Tablet, Upper Tablet Facing South on West Cannon]:

1812 - 1814

This war ended

Scalpbuying

In North America

[Tenth Tablet, Upper Tablet Facing South on East Cannon]:

Battle of Brownstown

August 5, 1812

Marker is on South Gibraltar Road 0.1 miles east of West Jefferson Avenue, on the right when traveling east.

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