Infantry, American, First regiment of, at Fort Massac, iii. 290; in 1813, (New Jersey), vii. 73; prisoners from, sent to England for trial, 361; at Lundy’s Lane, viii. 53; at Fort Erie, 69. ---- Second, at Natchitoches, iii. 311; at Fort Bowyer, viii. 316, 322; capitulates, 384. ---- Third (Mississippi and Missouri Territories), at Mobile, penetrates Creek country, vii. 243; remains at Mobile, viii. 316, 328, 332. ---- Fourth, ordered to Indiana July, 1811, vi. 92, 93; arrives, 94; part of the expedition to Tippecanoe, 96; losses in the battle, 104; its share in the battle, 107; ordered to Detroit, 110; marches to Detroit, 298; at the battle of Maguaga, 325; at the surrender of Detroit, viii. 36, 37. ---- Sixth (New York), prisoners from, sent to England for trial, vii. 361; at Plattsburg, viii. 100. ---- Seventh (Kentucky), vii. 73; at New Orleans, viii. 316, 333; in the night battle, 344–346, 351. ---- Ninth (Massachusetts), part of Scott’s brigade, viii. 35; at Chippawa, 42, 43; at Lundy’s Lane, 50, 52, 56; its losses, 63; its strength at Fort Erie, 68; in the assault on Fort Erie, 75; in the sortie from Fort Erie, 76; recruited in Massachusetts, 235. ---- Eleventh (Vermont), part of Scott’s brigade, viii. 35, 236; at Chippawa, 42; at Lundy’s Lane, 50, 52, 56; its losses, 63; its strength at Fort Erie, 68; in the sortie from Fort Erie, 87. ---- Twelfth, recruited in Virginia, viii. 235. ---- Thirteenth (New York), at Queenston, vi. 345, 349; prisoners from, sent to England for trial, vii. 361. ---- Fourteenth (Maryland), Winder’s, vi. 359; at Beaver Dam, vii. 162, 163. ---- Seventeenth (Kentucky), vii. 76, 87; at the River Raisin, 88, 90, 91, 95; at Fort Stephenson, 110; consolidated with the Nineteenth, viii. 36. ---- Nineteenth (Ohio), at Fort Meigs, vii. 107; a part of Ripley’s brigade, viii. 36; defend Fort Erie, 75, 77; in the sortie, 87, 88. ---- Twentieth, recruited in Virginia, viii. 235. ---- Twenty-first (Massachusetts), Ripley’s, at Chrystler’s Field, vii. 188; part of Ripley’s brigade, viii. 36; carries the British guns at Lundy’s Lane, 54, 55, 236; its strength at Fort Erie, 69; holds Snake Hill, 71, 74; recruited in Massachusetts, 235. ---- Twenty-second (Pennsylvania), part of Scott’s brigade, viii. 35; at Lundy’s Lane, 52, 56; its losses, 63; its strength at Fort Erie, 68. ---- Twenty-third (New York), part of Ripley’s brigade, viii. 36, 37; breaks the British left at Lundy’s Lane, 54–56; its strength at Fort Erie, 69; holds Snake Hill, 71.