all. John Sugden says that 14 killed, 47 wounded and 41 captured were Procter's entire (non-Indian) casualties for the siege, which indicates that 1 man was captured after 5 May. Order of battle Second siege Once the British had departed, Harrison left Clay in command of the fort with about 100 militiamen. Tecumseh urged Procter to make a renewed effort to capture the fort in July. Tecumseh's warriors staged a mock battle in the woods to make it appear as if they were attacking a column of American reinforcements to lure Clay out of the fort. However, Clay knew no reinforcements were coming, and the ruse failed. Procter quickly abandoned the second siege. Notes References Averill, James (1885), Fort Meigs: A Condensed History, Blade Printing and Paper Company External links The War of 1812 Events: Fort Meigs Conflicts in 1813 Battles of the War of 1812 in Ohio Battles in the Old Northwest Sieges involving the United Kingdom Sieges of the War of 1812 1813 in Ohio April 1813 events May 1813 events Orders of battle