The War of 1812 and the Indian Wars: A Double Conflict (AncestralFindings.com)

Published: Sun, 01/04/15

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The War of 1812 and the Indian Wars: A Double Conflict
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Some military service records from the War of 1812 are for soldiers who did not actually fight the British at all. They were mainly southern soldiers who were fighting wars with the local Indians at the time. Yet, they received War of 1812 credit and pensions. Why was this the case?
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