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