HUGH CHARLES McBARRON JR. (1902-1992), Battle of Guilford Courthouse. 1974. 14” x 19.5”, from Soldiers of the American Revolution by H. Charles McBarron.

EDWARD PERCY MORAN (1862-1935), The War of 1812, “Battle of New Orleans” 1910. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C.

HUGH CHARLES McBARRON JR. (1902-1992), The War of 1812, “The Battle of Chippewa” Ontario, 1814. The British commander watched the advancing American line contemptuously, for its men wore the rough gray coats issued those untrained levies he had easily whipped before. As the ranks advanced steadily through murderous grapeshot he realized his mistake: "Those are regulars, by God!" It was Winfield Scott's brigade of infantry, drilled through the previous winter into a crack outfit. It drove the British from the battlefield; better still, after two years of seemingly endless failures, it renewed the American soldier's faith in himself.

John Tuck 1735-1801 & Mary Ellen Powell family. Posted on Ancestry by Fredric Martin.

Virginians in the Revolution:
Edward Tuck, Halifax [Virginia resident] pens[ion]
John Tuck, 8 CL. [Eight Virginia Regiment, Continental Line], E. is for the “Index of the Revolutionary records in the Virginia State Archives”, compiled by Dr. H. J. Eckenrode in 1912 and 1914.
Thomas Tuck, Halifax [Virginia], 71 [born approx. 1762], [approximate age in 1833 and county of residence] mpl. Militia Pension List. Compiled from a report of the Secretary of War in 1835.

VA Military Records, Halifax County-Southern District. Edward "Ned" Tuck Sr. & Thomas Tuck

Edward "Ned" Tuck Sr. Revolutionary letters.

Edward "Ned" Tuck of Virginia (Wheeling, VA) RW pension

Edward "Ned" Tuck Sr. RW Pension Schedule

Edward "Ned" Tuck War 1812 land NO. 22892 for service in the War of 1812.

Edward Tuck pension roll 1835

Guilford Courthouse marker

War of 1812 war declaration on Ancestry from mygrandmarosie92.