Brock, Isaac, his birthplace, 1; family of, 5, 6; sent to school, 7; obtains a commission by purchase, 7; purchases his lieutenancy, 8; gazetted as captain, 8; service in the West Indies, 9; purchases a majority, 10; becomes senior lieutenant-colonel of the 49th, 10; associated with Nelson and Stewart, 24-5; leads the 49th, 27; arrives in Canada, 33; at York, 48, 60-3; in command at Fort George, 64; his report, 64-7; at Quebec, 69; made a full colonel, 70; as commander-in-chief, 75; his correspondence with President Dunn, 76, 77; correspondence about Indian affairs, 78; looks into accounts, 79, 80; supervises the marine department, 80; in Quebec, 86, 90; on military service, 96; letter to Colonel Gordon, 97; letters to Ross Cuthbert, 98, 102; leaves Quebec and takes command in Montreal, 99; appointed acting brigadier-general, 99; letter to his brother Irving, 102; returns to Quebec, 115; longing for service in Europe, 123, 124; settled at Fort George, 133; his books, 135-6; letters, 140; a visit to York, 143; correspondence with Sir James Craig, 149, 151, 152, 176; made major-general, 157; appointed president and administrator of the government of Upper Canada, 159; misfortune to, 161-7; declines permission to return to England, 180-1; his measures in the House of Assembly, 184-5; preparations for war, 189-90; letter to Colonel Baynes, 198; general order from Niagara, 205-6; general order from Fort George, 212-13; his appeal, 219-21; his powers in his combined military and civil capacity, 225-7; describes Tecumseh, 247; general order from Amherstburg, 247-8; demands Hull's surrender of Detroit, 250-1; celebrates the victory, 258; regrets the armistice, 261; letter to his brothers, 266-8; receives congratulations from Sir George Prevost, 268-9; writes from Fort George, 272-3; letter _re_ the attack on Fort Wayne, 276-7; letter to Savery Brock, 280-1; regiments under his immediate command, 287; his report of the loss of the _Detroit_ and the _Caledonia_, 290-3; appointed a knight of the Order of the Bath, 296; last letter to Sir George Prevost, 298; his ride to Queenston, 298-301; orders the evacuation of the redan battery, 303; leads the attack on the heights, 304; his death, 304; funeral rites, 312-15 Brock, John, father of Sir Isaac, 6 Brock, Mary, wife of T. Potenger, 71 Brock, Savery, 15, 17, 18, 19, 27, 71, 123, 132, 161, 162, 163, 166 Brock, William, 5, 70, 124, 161, 163, 165, 167 Brownstown, 237, 238, 243, 245 Bruyères, Lieutenant-Colonel, 157, 230 C _Caledonia_, brig, 210; captured by Americans, 289-92 Cameron, Captain, 299, 301, 306 _Canadien, Le_, newspaper, 92, 104, 116, 127, 147 Canning, George, secretary of war, 81, 83, 84, 85, 118, 119, 120, 122 Carleton, Sir Guy, see Lord Dorchester. Castlereagh, Lord, 103, 118; succeeds the Marquis of Wellesley in office, 191 Chambers, Captain, 218, 235; major, 247 Champagny, Napoleon's secretary of war, 111, 172 Château de Ramezay, Brock quartered at, 101