Justus Post: After an ill-defined eight-year military career; he spent most of his life as a Missouri farmer, judge, and politician.

Saterlee Clark: Paymaster; after 17 years in the Army, was dismissed for failing to render proper accounts of disbursements.

John Anderson: Prisoner of war in the War of 1812, then twenty years as a military surveyor.

Samuel Champlin: Eight years in Army, mostly in Charleston, SC. Participated in McGregor's raid on Amelia Island, Florida, then settled down to a long civilian career as customs inspector, in Charleston again.

Samuel Noah: Born in England, he became a Cadet at nearly 26; he served in the U. S. Amry only three years, but then enlisted in the Gutierrez-Magee expedition from Mexico seeking to wrest Texas from Spanish control, and as a volunteer defender of New York in the War of 1812. His later life was quieter, as a teacher.