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THE GALLANT THIRTEEN |
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HENRY CAMPSIE |
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ROBERT MORRISON |
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WILLIAM CROOKSHANKS |
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ALEXANDER CUNNINGHAM |
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ROBERT SHERRARD |
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SAMUEL HUNT |
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JAMES SPIKE |
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DANIEL SHERRARD |
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JOHN CONNINGHAM |
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ALEXANDER IRWIN |
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JAMES STEWARD |
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WILLIAM CAIRNS |
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SAMUEL HARVEY |
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HENRY CAMPSIE; HE WAS THE SON OF JOHN CAMPSIE, HE WAS THE MAYOR OF THE CITY, BEFORE AND AFTER THE CLOSING OF THE GATES |
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WILLIAM CROOKSHANKS; HE SERVED THROUGHOUT THE SIEGE IN NUMBER ONE COMPANY. FOR HIS SERVICES HE WAS ELECTED BURGESS OF THE CORPORATION IN OCTOBER, 1689, BY 1692 HE WAS APPOINTED SHERIFF. |
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ROBERT SHERRARD; LITTLE IS KNOWN OF THIS MAN OTHER THAN HE PLAYED A PART IN THE CLOSING OF THE GATES. |
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DANIEL SHERRARD; SAME APPLIES, OTHER THAN THAT DANIEL IS AMONG THOSE ATTAINED BY JAMES PARLIAMENT, 1688 |
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ALEXANDER IRWIN; NO LESS THAN SEVEN PERSONS OF THIS NAME ARE LISTED AS "DEFENDERS", FROM COUNTY TYRONE AND COUNTY FERMANAGH AND ALSO LONDONDERRY |
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JAMES STEWARD; ANOTHER NAME WHICH IS DIFFICULT TO TRACE, ALTHOUGH ACTIVE AT THE SHUTTING OF THE GATES |
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ROBERT MORRISON; NINE PEOPLE OF THIS NAME ARE LISTED AS "DEFENDERS" |
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ALEXANDER CUNNINGHAM; SERVED THROUGHOUT THE SIEGE, AFTER THE RELIEF HE WAS ELECTED THE BURGESS OF THE CITY |
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SAMUEL HUNT; NOTHING IS KNOWN OTHER THAN HE WAS ACTIVE IN THE SHUTTING OF THE GATES |
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JAMES SPIKE; THIS NAME APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN SPELT AS SPAIGHT, SPIKE OR SPICKE, HIS NAME IS HONOURED IN THE MEMORIAL WINDOW UNVIELED IN 1913 |
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JOHN CONNINGHAM; PROBABLY THE SAME FAMILY AS ALEXANDER, HE SERVED THROUGHOUT THE SIEGE. |
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WILLIAM CAIRNS; SERVED THROUGHOUT THE SIEGE AND WAS ALSO PRESENT AT THE BOYNE |
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SAMUEL HARVEY; HIS BROTHER WAS KEEPER OF THE STORES DURING THE SIEGE, HE PLAYED AN ACTIVE PART IN THE SHUTTING OF THE GATES |
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THE GALLANT THIRTEEN |
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FOREVER IN THE HEARTS OF THE PAST, PRESENT AND THE FUTURE `APPRENTICE BOYS OF DERRY` |
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