1. William Hamilton	Captain			May 2

1. Daniel Miller	First Lieutenant	May 2

1. Anthony Miller	Second Lieutenant	May 2


1. T. Bradley		First Sergeant		May 2


1. J. McClure					May 2 ?
2. George Cummins
3. Stephen Gibson Hale
4. Washington Hale
5. Eldred Sylvester Hale
6. Charles Jackson Hale
7. Abraham Searles  (1)
8. Omri Spafford    (1)
9. J. McKnight
10. James McIlwaine  (1)
11. John Skinner
12. Aquilla Floyd   (5)
13. C. Million
14. Bennett Million (2)
15. – Myers
16. – Campton
17. J. Sayles
18. Robert Kirkendall
19. George Harrison  (6)
20. Alexander Higgenbotham  (4)
21. J. Biggs
22. Samuel Bird
23. Henry Apfel (or "Apple") (3)
24. Francis Spencer

Captain Hamilton's Company was mustered into service on May 2, 1832, the first such company to be organized in the Michigan Territory. The unit was mustered out on August 20, 1832.

Remarks:
1. Killed in ambush by a Kickapoo war-party at Spafford's Field, June 14, 1832.
2. Escaped the ambush at Spafford's Field.
3. Murdered by a Kickapoo war-party, June 16, 1832.
4. A survivor of the St. Vrain Massacre and veteran of the Battle of Pecatonica, June 16, 1832.
5. A survivor of the St. Vrain Massacre.
6. Harrison had his horse stolen by William Deveise just before the departure of Dodge's volunteers from Fort Hamilton, June 16, 1832.

Sources:Compiled from History of Lafayette County, p. 609, 1830 U. S. Census information, family records, and various sources.