This database would not have been possible without help from many people.

The 41st Military Living History Group provided the funds to operate this website.  In addition, Raymond Hobbs and Tom Fournier provided extensive research material on the 41st Regiment of Foot specifically and the War of 1812 in general.  Recently the 41st have donated the revenue generated from their lecture series to cover the costs of another Regiment.  The 41st website is www.fortyfirst.org

Chris Wedlake, of Morris Code, coded the entire database and website.  He has proven to be extremely helpful and knowledgeable throughout the design process.

The Upper Thames Military Reenactment Society (www.royal-scots.com) has provided extensive support, both financial and emotional. 

Douglas Hendry has done extensive research on the casualties of the War of 1812 in various campaigns.  His work is what inspired this website and we have made excellent use of his research and his sources. 

Peter Monahan has assisted with the research of many of the Regiments, especially the Royal Newfoundland Regiment.  This project would be much further behind without his extensive help.

Keith Hollick has provided extensive research and knowledge about the Royal Marines.  All casualties of the Royal Marines are from his research, and he has proved extremely helpful in understanding the structure and background to this Corps.

The following individuals have made donations to cover the costs of researching a specific regiment:

     Lieutenant General Jonathan Riley has covered the costs associated with researching the 49th (Hertfordshire) Regiment of Foot

     Glenn Stott has covered the costs associated with researching the 89th Regiment of Foot

     Tom Ross has covered the costs associated with researching the 104th Regiment of Foot

     Peter Monahan provided the money and time to uncover the names of the soldiers of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment

     Ray Hobbs has covered the costs associated with researching the 100th Regiment of Foot

     Kevin Windsor has covered costs associated with an unnamed Regiment

     Tom Taylor has covered some of the costs associated with researching the Canadian Militia.

     Kate O'Neil and O'Neil Funeral Home covered the costs associated with researching the Glengarry Light Infantry Regiment.  In addition, Winston Johnston has provided the research for this Regiment through his work Glengarry Light Infantry, 1812 - 1814.

Several Branches of the Royal Canadian Legion have also donated money or indicated their willingness to support this project.  Thank you to the following Branches for making this project possible:

     Branch 147, Barrie has covered the costs associated with researching the 21st Regiment of Foot

     Branch 95, Smith Falls has covered the costs associated with researching the 16th Regiment of Foot

     Branch 221, West Lorne has covered the costs associated with researching the 7th Regiment of Foot

     Branch 251, Mount Bridges has covered the costs associated with researching the 40th Regiment of Foot

     Branch 238, Fenelon Falls has covered the costs associated with researching the 37th Regiment of Foot

     Branch 120, Georgetown has covered the costs associated with researching the 39th Regiment of Foot

     Branch 143, Windsor has covered the costs associated with researching the 43rd Regiment of Foot

     Branch 243, Ridgetown has covered the costs associated with researching the 44th Regiment of Foot

     Branch 375, Richmond Hill has covered the costs associated with researching the 58th Regiment of Foot

     Branch 605, St. George Brant has covered the costs associated with researching the 62nd Regiment of Foot

     Branch 24, St. Catherines has covered the costs associated with researching the 1/27th, 3/27 and 29th Regiments of Foot

In addition, our Legion Mailing Campaign would not have been possible without the support of the Access Voluntarism Program at Hutton House - thank you to everyone that helped!

Thank you very much to these individuals and organizations that have contributed.  We are extremely grateful to all of you for your support.