WAR OF 1812

General Isaac (4) Maltby, Benjamin (3), Daniel (2), William (1).  Born in 1767, was too young to have been in the Revolutionary War.  He served throughout the War of 1812 and was a distinguished soldier and scholar.  His commissions are in the possession of his granddaughter, Mrs. Frederick E. Foster.  For full account see under Biography of Gen. Isaac Maltby.

Nathaniel Harrison (5) Maltby, Benjamin (4), Daniel (3), Daniel (2), William (1).  “He was in the War of 1812, a soldier in a New York Regiment.”

Benjamin Maltby, Ohio, 1^st Lieut., 26 infantry, 7 Aug., 1813.  Resd 9 May, 1814.  (Ref. Hist. Reg. and Dict. Of U.S. Army, 187-1903, Heitman, Vol. i., p. 686.)

B. Maltby. 7 Ang., 1813, 1^st Lt. of 26 inf. (List of Officers of U.S. Army, 1776-1900, by Col. Powell.  List 1813, p. 91.)

Elizur (or Belizur) Maltby.  Query: Was he in the War of 1812?  He was born May 1, 1791, and was on the U.S. Ship “Epiver,” for the Mediterranean, a dispatch ship, I believe.  He was never after heard from.

Major Gen. Seth Murray Maltby was in the War of 1812.

Timothy Maltby served in the War of 1812.

Ezra Burchard Maltby served in the War of 1812 “for grandfather, Zacheus Maltby, he being only fourteen or fifteen when he enlisted.”

Milo (6) Maltby, “a soldier in the War of 1812.”