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War of 1812 Michigan continued. pg.8
The British had provided a number of slays on the 22d to take their wounded to Maulden, and those poor people had to go on foot and carry their children on their backs, and many who were in affluence the day before were beggars now, and I, with the others, went to Detroit, and when the Indians left my house they put fire to it, and it was consumed about two
weeks after, as I was informed by Captain Joseph Jabian, who seen it burning, and after the arrival of Gen. Harrison at
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