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NATHAN SMITH 1-3-1815

A Pvt. in Capt. Marshall's Company, US 10th Infantry.
Executed by firing squad at Black Rock NY for sleeping
on sentry duty at Fort Erie during the night of Oct.
24th 1814.

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

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

NATHAN SMITH 1-3-1815

A Pvt. in Capt. Marshall's Company, US 10th Infantry.
Executed by firing squad at Black Rock NY for sleeping
on sentry duty at Fort Erie during the night of Oct.
24th 1814.

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)

NATHAN SMITH 1-3-1815

A Pvt. in Capt. Marshall's Company, US 10th Infantry.
Executed by firing squad at Black Rock NY for sleeping
on sentry duty at Fort Erie during the night of Oct.
2hth 1814,

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)



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