Berrien County MI Archives Military Records.....Na, War Of 1812 - Deanna West:  Study December 2008
 War of 1812 Veterans
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War Of 1812 Veterans Buried In Berrien Co.,MI
War of 1812 Veterans buried in Berrien County Michigan

General Calvin Britain – buried in St. Joseph City Cemetery. 1770 to 8 Dec 1840
St. Joseph was first known as Saranac and then Newburyport before ending up with
the Name of St. Joseph in 1833.
His son, Calvin Britain, 1800 to 1862 - is credited for the founding of St. Joseph

Stephen Searls 1792 to 1887 - fought on Canadian Soil in the War of 1812 He is
buried in St. Joseph “City” Cemetery.

Nathan Knapp – 19 July, 1792 to 12 September 1877 died in Watervliet, and is
buried in Coloma Cemetery. (son of Thomas and Martha Knapp)
His wife Phebe was born 27 June 1797 in New York and died 12 April 1874 in
Watervliet, Michigan. They had 10 children.

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