Sergeant, Co. I, 6th Infantry Regiment
Listed in Ponce de Leon Land and Florida War Record ... By George M. Brown (1902), page 167 - 47.
Harriet, A, T., sergt. Co. "I," died near St. Andrews August 29, 1839; killed in action.Listed on U.S. Department of Veteran's Affairs Database. (Harriet, A T, d. 08/29/1939, SGT 1 6TH INF FLORIDA WAR, Plot: BENEAPYRAMIDS, *)Note wrong date on VA records.U.S., Returns of Killed and Wounded in Battles, 1790-1844; Returns of the Killed and Wounded of American Troops, 1790-1840 - 47.
Harriet, A. T., Sergeant, Co. I, Place of death - Near Ft. Andrews, August 29, 1839, Killed in Action. (Fort Andrews (1838 - 1840), located about six miles up the Fenholloway River from its mouth on the Gulf, on the east bank about four miles southwest of Hampton Springs near the Thomas Mill Hammock. Seminoles burned it down after it was abandoned. - northamericanforts.com)
Listed in Ponce de Leon Land and Florida War Record ... By George M. Brown (1902), page 167 - 47.
Harriet, A, T., sergt. Co. "I," died near St. Andrews August 29, 1839; killed in action.Listed on U.S. Department of Veteran's Affairs Database. (Harriet, A T, d. 08/29/1939, SGT 1 6TH INF FLORIDA WAR, Plot: BENEAPYRAMIDS, *)Note wrong date on VA records.U.S., Returns of Killed and Wounded in Battles, 1790-1844; Returns of the Killed and Wounded of American Troops, 1790-1840 - 47.
Harriet, A. T., Sergeant, Co. I, Place of death - Near Ft. Andrews, August 29, 1839, Killed in Action. (Fort Andrews (1838 - 1840), located about six miles up the Fenholloway River from its mouth on the Gulf, on the east bank about four miles southwest of Hampton Springs near the Thomas Mill Hammock. Seminoles burned it down after it was abandoned. - northamericanforts.com)
Sergeant, Co. I, 6th Infantry Regiment
Listed in Ponce de Leon Land and Florida War Record ... By George M. Brown (1902), page 167 - 47.
Harriet, A, T., sergt. Co. "I," died near St. Andrews August 29, 1839; killed in action.Listed on U.S. Department of Veteran's Affairs Database. (Harriet, A T, d. 08/29/1939, SGT 1 6TH INF FLORIDA WAR, Plot: BENEAPYRAMIDS, *)Note wrong date on VA records.U.S., Returns of Killed and Wounded in Battles, 1790-1844; Returns of the Killed and Wounded of American Troops, 1790-1840 - 47.
Harriet, A. T., Sergeant, Co. I, Place of death - Near Ft. Andrews, August 29, 1839, Killed in Action. (Fort Andrews (1838 - 1840), located about six miles up the Fenholloway River from its mouth on the Gulf, on the east bank about four miles southwest of Hampton Springs near the Thomas Mill Hammock. Seminoles burned it down after it was abandoned. - northamericanforts.com)
Listed in Ponce de Leon Land and Florida War Record ... By George M. Brown (1902), page 167 - 47.
Harriet, A, T., sergt. Co. "I," died near St. Andrews August 29, 1839; killed in action.Listed on U.S. Department of Veteran's Affairs Database. (Harriet, A T, d. 08/29/1939, SGT 1 6TH INF FLORIDA WAR, Plot: BENEAPYRAMIDS, *)Note wrong date on VA records.U.S., Returns of Killed and Wounded in Battles, 1790-1844; Returns of the Killed and Wounded of American Troops, 1790-1840 - 47.
Harriet, A. T., Sergeant, Co. I, Place of death - Near Ft. Andrews, August 29, 1839, Killed in Action. (Fort Andrews (1838 - 1840), located about six miles up the Fenholloway River from its mouth on the Gulf, on the east bank about four miles southwest of Hampton Springs near the Thomas Mill Hammock. Seminoles burned it down after it was abandoned. - northamericanforts.com)
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