During the War of 1812, Henry Hale served as a private in the 3rd York Militia. In 1812, he served in Capt. Cameron’s 1st Flank Company. [1]
On June 30 and Aug. 29, 1812, he was in the York Garrison. [2]
From Oct. 25 to Nov. 15, 1812, he served in Capt. Cameron’s Co. From the 18th, he was given leave to assist his distressed family. [3]
From Nov. 16 to 24, 1812, he was absent without leave from in a detachment at York. [4]
On Jan. 16, 1813, he died in a wagon accident in York.
He had been a mason, a building contractor, and owned a brickyard. He had also served as a constable in York. [5]
Between 1820 and 1850, flank company veterans were eligible for a militia land grant. There was no record in the register at the Ontario Archives that Henry's heirs received this grant.
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