Abbott, Francis 34	
Aylen, Peter 30	 Later Lumber Baron (Aylen Lake), Shiners, Buried Aylmer Road
      wife buried other cemetery on Aylmer Road (north side)
Barry, Jonas 39	
Bearman, Fredrick 24	 should this be "Spearman" ? No!
Bearman,	Thomas 21 
Bell, Hugh 29	
Bell, William 33	
Boyd, Robert 19	
Bradley, Robert 32	
Buchanan, Henry 35	
Buchanan, Henry 19	
Burke, George T.	Commanding Officer, from County Tipperary
See also Burke and Fogarty

Burns, Patrick 19	
Carthy, Charles 30	
Chapman, Orlando 26	
Chapman, Chester 22	
Corbett, Patrick 32	
Cumming, Colonel	
Davey, Michael 34	
Davison, James 21	
Dawson, Walker 37	
Dunn, Thomas 30	
Eastman, Levi 28	
Grady, Michael 35	 O'Grady
Grady, Henry 33	
Grady, Daniel 27	
Grady, James 24	
Grady, Thomas 21	
Grady, William 19	
Hale, John 36	
Hamilton, William 30	
Hanrahan, William 24	
Hare, Robert 19	O'Hare
Henry, William 21	
Heron, Felix 30	
Hogan, Jeremiah 30
Hogg, William 21	
Honneywell, Rice 28	
Honneywell, John	
Hughes, Bernard 39	
Kinch, Alexander 25, also spelled Kench - from County Kilkenny  (McCabe List)
Loney, Edward 22	
Malcolmson, Robert 28	
Mara, Thomas 30	 (Meara O'Meara)
Mara, Thomas 28	
Maxwell, Daniel 35	
McArthur,	John 30	
McCarthy, Peter 26	
McKenny, Charles 19	McKenna
McKewen, William 32	
McTiernan, Patrick 35	
Meara, Richard 35	
Meara, Patrick 28	
Nesbit, John 24	
Park, Robert 25	
Shields, Samuel 27	
Shouldice, George 28	
Shouldice, John 34	
Smith, James 36	
Sparks, George 23	
Sullivan, Patrick 25		GGGrandfather?
Sullivan, Jeremiah 26	
Sullivan, Edward 28	later had "really big" TV show
Thompson, John 30	
Thomson, Henry 35	
Thomson, Andrew 28	
Tierney 	John 22	
Tierney, William 19	
Vincent, James 19	
Walker, William 32	
Warren, Henry 24	
Waters, James 26	  Watters
Waters, John 30
	
Source: Men of Upper Canada, Nominal Militia Rolls 1828-29, Bruce S. Elliott, 
Carleton University Library, Call # FC 3055 M45
Also available in the Reference Room of the CentrePointe Library.

 August 7, 2002:
Note: (1) The Nepean Militia was a component of the Carleton County militia. Bruce
Elliott's book lists approximately 27,000 men aged 19 to 39 in Upper Canada who were
members of the militia regiments. The ones of interest in the Ottawa area are Nepean,
Huntley, Goulbourn, Bytown, Hog's Back, and March Township.