1. John H. Roundtree* Captain May 17 1. George Robison 1st Lieut. May 17 1. James P. Cox 2d Lieut. May 17 1. Joseph H. Dickson First Sergt. May 17 2. Cleland McMurry 2d Sergt. May 17 3. Hiram Wells 3rd Sergt. May 17 4. Thomas Brooks 4th Sergt. May 17 1. William Davidson Private (Corporal?) May 17 2. Irvin O’Harra Private (Corporal?) May 17 3. Frederick Hollman Private (Corporal?) May 17? 4. John Henderson Private (Corporal?) May 17 5. Allen Carpenter Private May 17 6. James Hopkins Private May 17 7. William Flint Private May 17 8. A. Rasdell Private May 17 9. William Dean Private May 17 10. Charles Lewis Private May 17 11. James Vanwagoner Private May 17 12. William H. Farmer Private May 17 13. Edward James Private May 17 14. Verni Dawson Private May 17 15. George Rosemeyer Private May 17 16. Thomas Fitzpatrick Private May 17 17. William Carpenter Private May 17 18. Missouri Dickson Private May 17 19. J. B. Lavine Private May 17 20. D. McGaws Private May 17 21. B. H. Duncan Private May 17 22. John Rains Private May 17 23. James Kaney Private May 17 24. J. Sturdevant Private May 17 25. Thomas Ion Private May 17 26. John Earnest Private May 17 27. Abram Travis Private May 17 28. Daniel McMullen Private May 17
*Captain John Henry Roundtree resigned his captaincy on June 17, 1832, claiming that his command was "too small." Colonel Henry Dodge then enlisted Roundtree's aid as a purchasing agent, and sent him to Galena "to furnish sufficient arms, ammunition, and provisions to those who were in Fort Dodge at Platteville as should stand in need." Command of the company devolved on Joseph Dickson, and the command was mustered in on June 17 and subsequently designated a "Spy Company" by Dodge.Presumably, the arms, ammunition, and provisions procured by Rountree went to supply Fort Dodge's new garrison-- a company of volunteer militia infantry commanded by Captain Irvin O'Harra.
Source: Wisconsin Magazine of History XXVIII, pp. 48-80; Wisconsin Historical Collections Vol. V, 215-217.
