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Asa Hartshorne

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small relief party. Hartshorne’s detachment relieved their comrades, driving the Indians into the woods. In the aftermath of this charge however, Indians surrounded and wounded him badly. Ordering his detachment to leave him and escape to the relative safety of the fort’s walls, Hartshorne died, sacrificing himself for the survival of his comrades.
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Capt. Hartshorn was badly wounded the commencement of the action, two of his soldiers tryed to get him to the Garrison, and got him in sixty yards of the Garrison, they were so close parsued the Capt. told the soldiers to lay him down and save themselves, as they laid him down he handed his watch to
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Captain Thomas T. Underwood’s journal recounts the representative bravery of Captain Asa Hartshorne during a 1794 attack on Fort Recovery. When a surprise attack by Miami warriors against a convoy resupplying the fort threatened the caravan escorts, Hartshorne rode out of the fort at the head of a
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a month earlier. Hartshorne reported 8 people missing after the attack and 5 killed, including 3 children. This frontier skirmish is known as "Hartshorne's Defeat (1790)."
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on 4 March 1791 and returned to Connecticut to recruit for the newly-formed Second American Regiment.
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were the only two active duty Army officers to survive when a force under Kentucky colonel
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one of the men. As they left him he said to them boys save yourselves.
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Hartshorne hailed from Connecticut and joined the Army in 1787.
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Index

Fort Recovery, Ohio

Captain
First American Regiment
Legion of the United States
Hardin's Defeat
Siege of Fort Recovery


United States Army
Northwest Indian War
Fort Harmar on January 9, 1789
Maysville, Kentucky
ensign
First American Regiment
Treaty of Fort Harmar
Fort Harmar
Jacob Kingsbury
Limestone, Kentucky
Shawnee
Charles Scott
Fort Washington at Cincinnati, Ohio
Harmar campaign
Ohio Territory
John Armstrong
John Hardin
Miami
Little Turtle
lieutenant
captain

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