"Bob Scott 49th of Foot Descendant Regiment General Brock, what caught my eye was the Officer's coat of the 49th, enlighten me further, who did the coat belong to. Cheers Bob."
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Where is the support for the 5,000 British Regulars killed in war of 1812
Started this discussion. Last reply by Robert Scott Mar 20. 6 Replies 0 Likes
Whilst Canada and America celebrate the war of 1812, the British Regulars seem much forgotten about, it is said as many as 5,000 killed or injured in the various Battles of 1812/15, a lot of these…Continue
Brothers in Arms War of 1812
Started Nov 3, 2012 0 Replies 2 Likes
Robert Scott of the 49th of Foot in the UK calling all Canadian Friends, to throw open a new debate of Family stories handed down, when one particular group say Militia say served along side the…Continue
Congratulations : Kick Off Time is only One Day Away
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kirk King Aug 16, 2012. 1 Reply 1 Like
Well this is it folks your time is almost here, so lets see how you Celebrate ! on behalf of the Descendant Regiments of the 49th of Foot, General Brocks beloved Regiment, we send our best wishes to…Continue
Jack Tar : Naval Re - Enactors taking it to the Land lubbers !
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kirk King Aug 16, 2012. 8 Replies 0 Likes
Lot's of re - enactments but I have failed to find sea fearing re - enactors Youth of the Seaways and Waterways , Young Jack Tar's along with there sea fairing Captains of the Great Lakes ,…Continue
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Robert Scott replied to The Alliance's discussion Tracking Descendants
"Marianne, there is a good possibility he would of been at Copenhagen as that battle was in 1801, just prior to the 49th being in Upper Canada, it is said that is where many of the Regiment learnt there skills as it was a tough life as a Marine on…"
Robert Scott replied to The Alliance's discussion Tracking Descendants
"Bob Scott, Chelsea Pensioners Ships list, scroll down to No 350 and you will see reference Cornelius or Neil Lawler 49th of foot, I hope this link works for you. Bob.
http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/passengerlists/chelseab.shtm
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Robert Scott replied to The Alliance's discussion Tracking Descendants
"Bob Scott of the 49th of Foot UK. this is fantastic news, I hope when you to Crysler's Farm in July you will sign up for the group photo call, I will see if any info in the Regimental Museum, we have some list but knowledge of where people…"
Robert Scott replied to The Alliance's discussion Tracking Descendants
"Bob Scott, 49th of Foot UK. love where this is all going, by the time July arrives it is going to be one amazing line up, if it were not for health reason I wish I could be there, I hope some of you guys will forward photos via email, this…"
Robert Scott replied to Robert Scott's discussion Where is the support for the 5,000 British Regulars killed in war of 1812
"Hello Kurt, it's good to hear of another good Canadian supporter of the part played by the Brits in the war of 1812, as a tribute to all paticipants of that war, Linda Stanley and I collaberated on a copyright Poem to all those who took part in…"
Kurt Johnson replied to Robert Scott's discussion Where is the support for the 5,000 British Regulars killed in war of 1812
"We Canadians are very proud of our good friends at the Sackets Harbor Battlefield Alliance. As Constance explained, they are honouring the 47 dead soldiers of the Crown force which landed on their American shores and attacked the forts and…"
Robert Scott replied to The Alliance's discussion Songs & Music Related to the War
"Bob Scott, decendant Regiment 49th of foot UK. would be more than happy to be friend your good self, as one who loves Fife / Drums but does not have the Luxary back home, may be you could enlighten me more on the subject as there are some very…"
Robert Scott replied to The Alliance's discussion Tracking Descendants
"Gentlemen, Simon & Ron, Following your notes on the expantion of the 49th of Foot's time in the 1812 period with much interest. Keep up the good work, at this rate we wil soon have the Regiment on parade. Thanks for making it so…"
Robert Scott replied to The Alliance's discussion Tracking Descendants
"Ron thank you for your informed opinion,very much welcome,it does put things in perspective, have reserched Col. Robert Bartley had quiet a distinquish career in the war of 1812. Action at Fort Erie - Fort George - Stoney Creek again Fort…"
Robert Scott replied to The Alliance's discussion Tracking Descendants
"Hello Ron, good to be it contact with you once again, as I was saying to Simon I find some of your statement confusing in regards to Medals clasp and Battle Honours, especially in regards to Cryslers Farm, as we the 49th are still fighting to be…"
Robert Scott replied to The Alliance's discussion Tracking Descendants
"Dear Simon, thank you for the Information will look into tha further, Sir Edmund Finnncane Morris's Name it ring a bell in the back of my mind,but I think it's related to China, when we ended the Dynasties and annex Hong Kong about to…"
Robert Scott replied to The Alliance's discussion Tracking Descendants
"No doubt Simon will reply when available - but i think you might of misread - it would be Dixie Ellis of the Ellis Family ! not the Dixie Family. Kind Regards Robert Scott."
Robert Scott replied to Michael Dun's discussion Pows of 1812
"Michael,I have had to resort coming back Celebrate 1812 website, to try and re - establist contact both your email and website are being rejected by my security system, this sometimes happens when you go outside of Canada, only I feel you have a lot…"
Robert Scott replied to Robert Scott's discussion Where is the support for the 5,000 British Regulars killed in war of 1812
"Simon, I whole hearterly agree with your comments, after these war's are over there is a coming together on all sides, this is why I am now working as a researcher for Linda Stanley of Canadian Art Cards, creating a new series called Brothers…"
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- At 7:17pm on April 29, 2012,
Lynda Jackson said… Interesting tidbit about General Brock. My daughter is participating in an "Encampment" in Toronto commemorating the war of 1812 and is researching stories to represent in the tents. It begins June 8 and runs for three weeks. She is off to the archives for information...
My husband has his framed, signed copy of the "Flames Across the Border" map 1813-1814 displayed in our kitchen....Perhaps I will actually read Pierre Burton's books this year...
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