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46339 CyrusWakefield.com
sutlercyrus Send Email
Dec 7, 2012
2:49 pm
I have just up-dated my list of interesting places to visit, which is a response to a solicited list of links to the event pages of museums and historic sites...
46340 markus1690 Send Email Dec 11, 2012
3:58 am
Hello everyone, I just thought I'd introduce myself. My name is Mark Burnison. I'm with the 2nd Lincoln Militia. I've been in re-enacting for just over one...
46341 doucanu2 Send Email Dec 11, 2012
3:59 am
In a letter dated Quebec 13th July 1816 from G.H. Monk D.A.C.G to Commissary General Robinson in regards to getting supplies up to Drummond Island it reads in...
46342 Ron
rjdwarnock Send Email
Dec 11, 2012
4:18 pm
My best guess is Holland Landing. Playterston refers to the Playter family who established an Inn here. Ron Dale ... From: doucanu2 <doucanu2@...> [snip]...
46343 petemonahan Send Email Dec 11, 2012
4:46 pm
Doucanu2 Local legend, but apparently no written sources, locate 'Playter&#39;s' or perhaps 'Playter&#39;s tavern' near or at the site of Fort Willow, which is of...
46344 petemonahan Send Email Dec 11, 2012
5:57 pm
My new best guess is the same as Ron's best guess! :) I hadn't heard of the Pleyter family and hadn't seen his answer when I dashed off his! He is much more...
46345 jbwhittaker Send Email Dec 11, 2012
9:48 pm
North Gwillimbury grew up around four centres: Roche's Point, Keswick, Jersey, Belhaven. Historically, Lake Simcoe and the Holland River formed the principle...
46346 Art Neilands
doucanu2 Send Email
Dec 12, 2012
4:54 am
Thanks for the replies everyone, I'll do some research on the Playter family. Like many things from the past we get more questions then answers sometimes. The...
46347 Bob
old_lead Send Email
Dec 12, 2012
4:54 am
Hello-- my apologies if this topic has been covered. Von Steuben and Smyth seem to be silent on compliments (salutes) paid to officers when the soldier is...
46348 Ron
rjdwarnock Send Email
Dec 12, 2012
3:27 pm
The Playters were early settlers near Castle Frank in the Don Valley of Toronto. George Playter Jr was the QM for 1st Regiment of Lincoln Militia, part of...
46349 kellys1812 Send Email Dec 12, 2012
4:13 pm
The Playter Family is still one of the oldest established families in Newmarket, just down the road from Holland Landing. They might have additional...
46350 Craig Williams
sgtwarnersco Send Email
Dec 12, 2012
4:14 pm
Eli Playter's house is still present just north of the Danforth in Toronto. The area has been known as Playter's estates Sent from my iPhone ... [Non-text...
46351 peter monahan
petemonahan Send Email
Dec 13, 2012
12:47 pm
Bob I believe that Chris McKay is the expert on this for the British units. He did a presentation at our NCO School in the last year or two. It gets...
46352 doucanu2 Send Email Dec 13, 2012
12:47 pm
Did a little research and also got some good info from a good friend. The Playter family are a very interesting read.George sen. being a British rev. war vet...
46353 sacbg7 Send Email Dec 13, 2012
2:27 pm
Good morning Bob, Dave Bennett and I have found the following regarding the paying of compliments/saluting for US troops. See below. All the best, S. A...
46354 James Yaworsky
yawors1 Send Email
Dec 13, 2012
8:07 pm
As asked, being new to the list, I will gladly introduce myself. I am David Hildebrand, a music historian/freelance performer and lecturer in the field of...
46355 Peter Catley
petecatley Send Email
Dec 13, 2012
8:28 pm
Steve, Very interesting, do Pensioners (US) receive compliments? In the British Army an Officer is expected to salute a Pensioner (in uniform) rather than the...
46356 Ed Seufert
easeufe Send Email
Dec 13, 2012
9:03 pm
I, whole heartedly, welcome Dave and his extensive knowledge of Music to the list! Cheers, Ed Seufert, Sgt 1812 Royal Marines www.facebook.com\1812RoyalMarines...
46357 arpent_blanc Send Email Dec 14, 2012
3:10 pm
The War of 1812 bicentennial battle re-enactment commemorates the Feb. 22, 1813 battle when Anglo-Canadian forces crossed the frozen St. Lawrence and attacked...
46358 Charles Fitton
charles_fitton@... Send Email
Dec 14, 2012
7:40 pm
...so if I have a musket, and am hitching a ride on a turnip cart, as we pass a mounted officer.... f...
46359 Tom Russell
tdr1812@... Send Email
Dec 15, 2012
3:06 am
I welcome David and Ginger to the group. David and Ginger are a trusted friend of mine for over 20years and we have done a lot of historical activities...
46360 Tom Fournier
tom4141fournier Send Email
Dec 15, 2012
11:44 am
FYI, lecture series presented by Guelph Museums.  (Guelph, Ontario)   Cheers!   Tom ... From: "Judi.Prigione@..." <Judi.Prigione@...> To: Sent:...
46361 Ray Hobbs
dismas_3 Send Email
Dec 15, 2012
12:54 pm
I believe the officer is under no obligation to acknowledge a ranker, even if he salutes. You might get his attention by chucking a turnip. Hobbs From:...
46362 peter monahan
petemonahan Send Email
Dec 15, 2012
12:55 pm
You salute the horse, of course! Peter Monahan...
46363 Diane Williams
diane_williams Send Email
Dec 15, 2012
12:55 pm
Please check out my video, "When Was the War of 1812?" and "Like" it on YouTube. Thanks! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZHi7K-wj-s&feature=youtu.be What do...
46364 Tom Hurlbut
hurlbut8646... Send Email
Dec 15, 2012
5:03 pm
I know I've enjoyed their music for quite a while now. Welcome! "Major" Tom [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
46365 jkrause365 Send Email Dec 15, 2012
7:17 pm
Oyster ice cream?? Yuck!! But I _do_ love oyster stew. JimK...
46366 fredbriggsca Send Email Dec 16, 2012
1:16 pm
Can someone please tell me about facial hair (mustaches, goatees, full beards) that were worn/allowed by/for enlisted men, officers, seamen, naval officers,...
46367 arpent_blanc Send Email Dec 16, 2012
1:16 pm
Fifth Annual War of 1812 Heritage Talks April 26-27, 2013 The Fort La Présentation Association offers a varied fare from the Midwest to the Atlantic Coast:...
46368 David Brunelle
djb1812 Send Email
Dec 16, 2012
1:16 pm
Wedge Tent Blow-Out Sale #4! Just in time for Christmas I have acquired another 100, yes 100 wedge tents that are ready for purchase! These gently used tents...
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