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was released on a parole of honor. Then he fraudulently
enlisted into the American 26th Infantry for the sake
of a bounty and was finally caught on 11/26/14.

Per Court Martial Case Files, Record Group 153, Box 53
File No. Y-90 at the National Archives, Washington DC

Execution confirmed by The American Daily Advertiser
(Philadelphia), 1/21/15 (3:1)

was released on a parole of honor. Then he fraudulently
enlisted into the American 26th Infantry for the sake
of a bounty and was finally caught on 11/26/14.

Per Court Martial Case Files, Record Group 153, Box 53
File No. Y-90 at the National Archives, Washington DC

Execution confirmed by The American Daily Advertiser
(Philadelphia), 1/21/15 (3:1)

was released on a parole of honor. Then he fraudulently
enlisted into the American 26th Infantry for the sake
of a bounty and was finally caught on 11/26/14.

Per Court Martial Case Files, Record Group 153, Box 53
File No. ¥-90 at the National Archives, Washington DC

Execution confirmed by The American Daily Advertiser
(Philadelphia), 1/21/15 (3:1)

JAMES CAMPBELL 1-3-1815

Executed by hanging at Black Rock NY for desertion,
bounty jumping and treason. He had originally been a
Pvt. in the 24th Infantry but deserted and went over
to the enemy. His next move was to join the British
Glengarian Regiment with whom he subsequently bore arms
against the United States. While with the British he
finked on a certain American P.O.W. named 'Donovan'
with the result that the man was identified as a Can-
adian who had served with the Americans and hanged.
During the seige of Fort Erie this Campbell deserted
from the British Glengarian Regiment and came back
over to the Americans where he went unrecognized and

JAMES CAMPBELL 1-3-1815

Executed by hanging at Black Rock NY for desertion,
bounty jumping and treason. He had originally been a
Pvt. in the 24th Infantry but deserted and went over
to the enemy. His next move was to join the British
Glengarian Regiment with whom he subsequently bore arms
against the United States. While with the British he
finked on a certain American P.O.W. named 'Donovan'
with the result that the man was identified as a Can-
adian who had served with the Americans and hanged.
During the seige of Fort Erie this Campbell deserted
from the British Glengarian Regiment and came back
over to the Americans where he went unrecognized and

JAMES CAMPBELL 1-3-1815

Executed by hanging at Black Rock NY for desertion,
bounty jumping and treason. He had originally been a
Pvt. in the 24th Infantry but deserted and went over
to the enemy. His next move was to join the British
Glengarian Regiment with whom he subsequently bore arms
against the United States. While with the British he
finked on a certain American P.0.W. named ‘Donovan’

During the seig
from the British Glengarian Regiment and came back
over to the Americans where he went unrecognized and



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