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Isaac (letters) PIGG, William Carl RICE, Thomas Jefferson REEDER, John Clinton & Henry Clay SHUMAKE, William G. THURMAN, William B. - Obit #1 THURMAN, William B. - Obit #2 WASHBURN, George James WATERS, F. M. (Letters Home) WELCH, John Richard WESCOAT, John WILSON, George M. WILSON, Jasper G. WOOD, Paris E. |
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| St. Francois County, MO. ---- 1883 Pensioners on the Roll | |||||
Certificate No |
Name |
Post Office |
Cause for which pensioned | Monthly rate |
Original date |
| 143151 | Willam Sheridan | Bismarck | gsw head | 18.00 | Jan 1877 |
| 176857 | Preston C. Harnell [Darnell ?] |
do | chr. diarr., dis. of abd. viscera |
6.00 | Oct 1880 |
| 27406 | Temperance Harris | Bonne Terre | surv. 1812 | 8.00 | Oct 1879 |
| 12137 | Champion Taylor | do | do | 8.00 | Nov 1878 |
| 140054 | David Johnson | do | gsw left leg | 4.00 | Aug 1876 |
| 109552 | John W. Warden | do | loss of sight l. eye |
4.00 | Apr 1871 |
| 30039 | Margaret Dungan | do | widow 1812 | 8.00 | Jul 1880 |
| 166302 | Isaac B. Halsey [Hulsey ?] |
do | gsw thro' l. side | 12.75 | -- |
| 180250 | Lydia Flora | do | dept. mother | 8.00 | Mar 1878 |
| 134830 | Jesse M. Elvins | do | gsw lft. arm | 4.00 | Jul 1875 |
| 156598 | John Merritt | do | gsw of head | 4.00 | -- |
| 163892 | Eliza Garrett | do | dept. mother | 8.00 | Jan 1874 |
| 71033 | Catherine Helber | Farmington | widow | 17.00 | -- |
| 141801 | William Wellis | do | gsw left side | 4.00 | Oct 1876 |
| 140053 | Frederick Rickus | do | injury to abdomen | 8.00 | -- |
| 157820 | Platt Pearsall | do | gsw rt. arm | 4.00 | Mar 1879 |
| 151915 | Henry Maddox | do | do | 2.00 | Mar 1878 |
| 137924 | Thomas Dipper | do | gsw through abd | 6.00 | -- |
| 189689 | Anna M. Zimmer | do | widow | 14.00 | Sep 1880 |
| 223051 | Thomas J. Goodfellow | do | dis. of lungs | 18.00 | Dec 1882 |
| 52322 | William H. Copass | do | loss rt. leg | 18.00 | -- |
| 173347 | Seward Burke | do | chr. rheumatism | 18.00 | -- |
| 94535 | Ira Howe | do | gsw rt. side | 8.00 | -- |
| 175235 | Nicholas Burlbaw | do | gsw left thigh | 8.00 | -- |
| 122044 | George M. Wilson | do | gsw left leg | 2.00 | Mar 1873 |
| 9817 | Achilles Smith | do | surv. 1812 | 8.00 | Dec 1871 |
| 27127 | Elizabeth Mason | do | widow | 8.00 | -- |
| 141045 | Fanny Jones | do | do | 8.00 | Mar 1870 |
| 133212 | Alice Johnson | do | do | 8.00 | Aug 1869 |
| 218841 | Amos Yeager | do | dis. lungs & eyes | 6.00 | Sep 1882 |
| 83401 | Nathan T. Jackson | do | w. l. thigh | 6.00 | Jan 1869 |
| 146649 | Vinton Melloy | Iron Mtn. | gsw rt. leg | 2.00 | -- |
| 157719 | Frederick Deyherle | do | shell wd. of head | 2.00 | Mar 1879 |
| 115470 | Louisa Sinclair | do | widow | 8.00 | -- |
| 222730 | James F. Bennett | do | chr. diarrhea | 8.50 | Dec 1882 |
| 198101 | John Meeker | do | minors of | 12.00 | Dec 1882 |
| 192071 | Peter Coogan | do | gsw lft. should | 4.00 | Jun 1881 |
| 162894 | Asa Bennett | Knob Lick | minors of | 10.00 | Oct 1873 |
| 6985 | Mary Ann B. North | do | widow 1812 | 8.00 | May 1878 |
| 5528 | Adam Ham | Libertyville | surv. 1812 | 8.00 | Oct 1871 |
| 189775 | Elizabeth Williams | do | widow | 8.00 | Sep 1880 |
| 121184 | Malissa Ann Scott | do | do | 8.00 | Nov 1868 |
| 22189 | Rachael Ballard | do | widow 1812 | 8.00 | Apr 1879 |
| 87719 | Daniel Davidson | Scono | wd. rt. leg | 4.00 | -- |
| 158959 | Sarah S. Davis | Valles Mines | widow | 8.00 | Jul 1872 |
| 29500 | Eliza Appleberry | do | widow 1812 | 8.00 | May 1880 |
| 13835 | Francis Jones | do | do | 8.00 | Jan 1879 |
Transcribed by Gordon Byers. June 30, 2000.
All information was not included for all individuals in the original 1883
publication;other errors and omissions could have occurred. For information on pensioners
in other Missouri counties, click HERE.
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Missouri's Union Provost Marshal Papers Records of the Provost Marshal The microfilm collection contains thousands of pages of documents detailing the way the provost marshal affected the lives of Missouri citizens who came into contact with the Union Army. The office of provost marshal generated much paperwork which offers a unique look at a state divided in loyalty and beliefs, and the war society that resulted. Far from being solely a resource for military research, the provost marshal papers provide information about the role of women during the war, its effect on Missouri’s slavery institution, and the difficulties experienced by war refugees. The documents on film include correspondence, provost marshal court papers, orders, passes, paroles, oaths of allegiance to the United States, transportation permits, and claims for compensation for property used or destroyed by military forces. Charges could be initiated by anyone, civilian or military. Statements by accusers or witnesses were taken down as evidence; citizens could be arrested, however, simply on suspicion. Provost Marshal Database Index Project The database index below for St. Francois County provides a microfilm reel number where researchers can locate the original record. Views of the records are not available online at this time. For information about obtaining copies of the records from microfilm, please contact the Missouri State Archives Reference Room at 573-751-3280, and refer to "Reel Number" below in last column of document you're interested in receiving a copy of. |
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| Name | County | City | Subject | Date | Reel Number |
| Adkins, Robert | St. Francois | Oath of loyalty | 1865/04 | F 1215 | |
| Arman, Henry | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance taken at Pilot Knob, Iron Co. | 03-08-1862 | F 1218 | |
| Arnold, Marshall | St. Francois | Farmington | Order to release from Gratiot St. Prison | 10-20-1864 | F 1219 |
| Ashburn, George | St. Francois | Oath, sworn at Iron County courthouse | 06-07-1862 | F 1219 | |
| Ashburn, William | St. Francois | Oath | 07-12-1862 | F 1219 | |
| Ashburn, William C., Jr | St. Francois | Oath | 07-15-1862 | F 1219 | |
| Beal, J. G. | St. Francois | Farmington | Letter to Col. W.P. Carlin explaining the treatment a negro girl received while in prison | 12-24-1861 | F 1227 |
| Bequette, Augustus | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance with physical and character description | 11-23-1864 | F 1230 | |
| Bequette, Augustus | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance with physical and character description | 11-25-1864 | F 1230 | |
| Blankenship, Hampton | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance | 07/03/1862 | F 1466 | |
| Blanks, Joseph M. | St. Francois | Three pages (mentions Pilot Knob), "Ironclad" Amnesty oath | 03/20/1865 | F 1466 | |
| Blanton, Vincent | St. Francois | $500 bond. Arrested for disloyalty | 10/11/1863 | F 1466 | |
| Blanton, Vincent | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance., Sworn at Pilot Knob and witnessed by Kellogg, 3rd Colorado Inf. | 10/11/1863 | F 1466 | |
| Brown, William | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance | 02-? - 1862 | F 1286 | |
| Burgess, Wm. H. | St. Francois | Farmington | Oath of Allegiance | 03-28-1862 | F 1288 |
| Burtip (?), William H. | St. Francois | Farmington | Oath of Allegiance | 03-28-1862 | F 1289 |
| Byington, Ephraim | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance and description | 11-29-1864 | F 1290 | |
| Cantrell, B. F. | St. Francois | Oath of allegiance | 03-31-1862 | F 1292 | |
| Carron, Peter Jospeh [Joseph ?] | St. Francois | Statement of Peter Carron that he was pressed by guerrillas to go with them to get a horse. Describes some of the events that occurred while he was with the guerrillas. | 11-17-1864 | F 1293 | |
| Cayce, M. P. | St. Francois | Farmington | Letter from Cayce to Brigadier Gen Fisk that there is anxiety from a rumor that soldiers are "coming to carry off the blacks." Says one of his black men was encouraged by a soldier to leave. | 10-01-1863 | F 1140 |
| Cayce, M. P. | St. Francois | Farmington | Letter from Ross Jelkyl. Says Cayce was elected to State Convention as a Union man; was absent from a session; voted to let Price's returned men vote in next election; "systematically noncommittal". | 05-07-1863 | F 1140 |
| Chapman, C. M. | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance | 06-15-1865 | F 1236 | |
| Chapman, James E. | St. Francois | Bond | 06-13-1862 | F 1236 | |
| Chapman, James E. | St. Francois | Bond, $1000, arrested for giving aid to the enemy | 06-13-1862 | F 1236 | |
| Chapman, James E. | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance | 06-13-1862 | F 1236 | |
| Chapman, James E. | St. Francois | Oath of Loyalty | 06-13-1862 | F 1236 | |
| Clardy, M. L. | St. Francois | Oath of allegiance | 02-09-1862 | F 1292 | |
| Cole, Joshing | St. Francois | Oath | 07-03-1862 | F 1141 | |
| Cole, Joshway | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance | 07-03-1862 | F 1141 | |
| Cole, Selatial | St. Francois | St. Francois | Statement of Jesse M. Shaner, of St. Francois County, that Cole sold him ammunition without a permit. Purchase was made at Cole's store in Jefferson County. Notes Cole is a Southern sympathizer. | 07-28-1864 | F 1141 |
| Colston, John | St. Francois | Statement of William Eddington that Colston said if any U. S. soldiers bothered him he would become a bushwhacker and kill every man that looked black. | N. D. | F 1467 | |
| Cook, Peter | St. Francois | Horse taken from John Coffman | 04-20-1863 | F 1187 | |
| Covington, John E. | St. Francois | Letter from provost at St. Genevieve to St. Louis; reported voluntarily to take enclosed oath; thought it not necessary to take bond | 02-20-1863 | F 1242 | |
| Covington, John E. | St. Francois | Oath | 02-19-1863 | F 1242 | |
| Crow, H. W. | St. Francois | Requests return of gun; file notation: gun taken by sentry | 10-08-1863 | F 1245 | |
| Curtoisway, John | St. Francois | Oath of allegiance | 09-03-1864 | F 1247 | |
| Dalton, William S. | St. Francois | $1000 bond. Dalton, charged with rebellion, must report twice per month | 09-18-1863 | F 1294 | |
| Darrow, John R. | St. Francois | Oath of allegiance | 07-28-1862 | F 1295 | |
| Day, Evan B. | St. Francois | Bond in the amount of $2,000 | 12-14-1864 | F 1297 | |
| Day, Evan B. | St. Francois | Oath of allegiance | 07-25-1862 | F 1297 | |
| Day, Gabriel | St. Francois | Statement of Day that he was conscripted by Shelby's command; escaped and was recaptured. Refers to the burning of the Osage Bridge. Sections of statement difficult to decipher. | 10-10-1864 | F 1297 | |
| Day, John C. | St. Francois | Oath of allegiance | 07-25-1862 | F 1297 | |
| Dearing, Albin J. | St. Francois | $1000 bond; Wm. H. Griggs, J. H. C. Phillips, sureties | 05-10-1864 | F 1298 | |
| Denning, Louis F. | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance | 07-27-186? | F 1299 | |
| Dent, William | St. Francois | $2000 bond | 02-21-1865 | F 1299 | |
| Doggett, William | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance | 07-27-1862 | F 1303 | |
| Dorton, Harvey | St. Francois | Farmington | Report as required by parole | 03-26-1865 | F 1304 |
| Dorton, Harvey | St. Francois | Farmington | Report as required by parole | 04-08-1865 | F 1304 |
| Dorton, Harvey | St. Francois | Farmington | Report as required by parole | 04-15-1865 | F 1304 |
| Dorton, Harvey | St. Francois | Farmington | Report as required by parole | 04-22-1865 | F 1304 |
| Dorton, Harvey | St. Francois | Farmington | Report as required by parole | 04-29-1865 | F 1304 |
| Eaves, Elisha | St. Francois | Oath | 08-20-1864 | F 1309 | |
| Flore, Benjamin [ Glore ?] |
St. Francois | St. Francois | Letter from Franklin Murphy stating that he has been looking to take affidavits regarding Flore's conduct. He knew Flore to be "stupid, timid and cowardly" and never heard him be disloyal. | 10-11-1862 | F 1319 |
| Flore, Benjamin | St. Francois | St. Francois | Statement of George W. Crump that he knew Flore and the Flore family. States he never heard Flore use any disloyal language or give any indication that he (Flore) was planning to go south. | 10-11-1862 | F 1319 |
| Gale, D. Q. | St. Francois | Farmington | Introduces Mr. Citto, a teacher from Ste. Genevieve, to Colonel Thomas C. Fletcher | 04-15-1862 | F 1237 |
| Gutherage, John R. | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance | 09-19-1864 | F 1335 | |
| Harris, Fielding W. | St. Francois | Intro of Harris making inquiry of imprisonment of a neighbor | 12-31-1864 | F 1191 | |
| Hull, Jacob N. | St. Francois | Farmington | Oath of Allegiance, letter requesting a trial | 03-28-1862 | F 1147 |
| Hull, M. C. | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance | 03-31-1862 | F 1147 | |
| Jelky (?), Ross | St. Francois | Farmington | Property of a prisoner | 06-10-1863 | F 1237 |
| Jelkyl, Ross | St. Francois | Farmington | Request opinion of taking possession of land owned by Johnson B. Clardy in Ste. Genevieve County | 06-10-1863 | F 1237 |
| Reed, John | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance with physical description of Reed | 01-18-1862 | F 1205 | |
| Reeves, James | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance | 06-12-1862 | F 1205 | |
| Reisinger, Edward [Resinger ?] |
St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance | 05-21-1865 | F 1205 | |
| Ritter, James Washington | St. Francois | Oath of allegiance | 01-30-1863 | F 1391 | |
| Ritter, N. P. | St. Francois | Randolph Township | Oath of allegiance | 10-03-1863 | F 1391 |
| Ryan, Michael | St. Francois | Oath of allegiance | ??-??-1864 | F 1397 | |
| Sebastian, Edwin C. | St. Francois | Oath of allegiance and description | 02-16-1864 | F 1399 | |
| Sebastian, Edwin C. | St. Francois | Oath of allegiance and description | 09-11-1863 | F 1399 | |
| Sebastian, J. V.; Gruner, P.; etc. | St. Francois | Petiton on behalf of James Bennitt, arrested for violating his oath, imprisoned at Alton, Illinois. Request parole to assist his aging parents | 11-26-1863 | F 1230 | |
| Shannon, John | St. Francois | Bond ($500) for rebellion against the United States | 10-02-1863 | F 1400 | |
| Shannon, Joseph | St. Francois | Beverly S. Kenner and Christopher Walton state that Mr. Shannon is an honest man who means well | 09-15-1862 | F 1400 | |
| Shannon, Joseph | St. Francois | Daniel Coffman states that Mr. Shannon let a bushwhacker named Samuel Hildebrand stay at his house out of fear but told Hilderbrand not to come back | 09-19-1862 | F 1400 | |
| Shannon, Joseph | St. Francois | Henry Clay states that a bushwhacker came to Mr. Shannon's house but Shannon made him leave | 09-18-1862 | F 1400 | |
| Shannon, Joseph | St. Francois | John Coffman states that Mr. Shannon harbored a bushwhacker named Samuel Hildebrand | 09-15-1862 | F 1400 | |
| Name | County | City | Subject | Date | Reel Number |
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| Shannon, Joseph | St. Francois | John H. Headler states that Mr. Shannon is considered an industrious and honest citizen | 09-18-1862 | F 1400 | |
| Shannon, William P. | St. Francois | Perry Twp. | Bond ($500) | 10-02-1863 | F 1400 |
| Shaw, William | St. Francois | States that two men came to his house and threatened to kill him if he didn't give them money | 06-20-1865 | F 1400 | |
| Smith, Achilles | St. Francois | Oath of Loyalty | 07-28-1862 | F 1209 | |
| Smith, J. R. | St. Francois | Oath of Loyalty | 07-17-1862 | F 1210 | |
| Taylor, Dubart M. | St. Francois | Bond of $2,000 | 11-28-1864 | F 1402 | |
| Taylor, R. H. | St. Francois | Parole | 02-14-1863 | F 1402 | |
| Taylor, William R. | St. Francois | Statement that title to land owned by John E. Clardy of St. Francois County is valid | 11-22-1864 | F 1237 | |
| Townsend, John H. | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance | 03-24-1862 | F 1406 | |
| Tullock, Thomas T. | St. Francois | Tullock states that two mules were taken from his father; Wm. Douglass was seen riding one of the mules; when questioned Douglass said his boys brought it in; Tullock believes he stole the mules | 07-26-1863 | F 1408 | |
| Turley, James | St. Francois | Letter transmitting Turley's parole and stating that Turley died at the residence of Mrs. Serene Long of St. Francois County | 02-07-1863 | F 1408 | |
| Turley, N. P. | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance | 07-17-1862 | F 1408 | |
| Tyler, Benjamin | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance | 02-24-1862 | F 1409 | |
| Tyler, George | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance | 02-31-1862 | F 1409 | |
| Tyler, George W. | St. Francois | Letter to Col. Fletcher stating he is sorry to report that his bond is still not filed and that he will faithfully live up to his oath; sentiments now with the Union; excitement in neighborhood as fed | 04-02-1862 | F 1409 | |
| Tyler, John V. | St. Francois | Bond ($5,000) with Franklin Murphy and James Long as securities; obtained permission from Asst. Provost Marshal to sell items including quinine, patent medicine, wines, liquors, and salt | 02-27-1865 | F 1409 | |
| Tyler, John V. | St. Francois | Oath of Allegiance | 07-15-1862 | F 1409 | |
| White, Lucinda | St. Francois | John Coffman states that she is entitled to half the estate of her husband Thomas S. White | 04-21-1862 | F 1417 | |
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1890
Veterans Enumeration |
NAME/UNIT
Miller, William F., 47 MO Inf
Fiottanar, _______, 40 NY Inf
Mell, Peter _., 47 MO Inf
Miller, George A., 6 MO Cav
Krollmeyer, William P., 47 MO Inf [Kollmeyer ?]
Hertz, Peter, 47 MO Inf
Ruckus, Frederick, 47 MO Inf
Burlbaw, Nicholas, 37 IN Inf
Hopkins, Eli D., No Unit Given
Schmidt, Peter, No Unit Given
Doughty, David J., No Unit Given
Wilson, Geo. M., 2 Wisc Inf
Peers, Luther K., No Unit Given
Green, George, No Unit Given
Flora widow of Plesner, Herman, No Unit Given
Elvins, Ralph, 47 MO Inf
Burnett, John M., 47 MO Inf
McCormick, Jas. R., General
Canduff, Lewis J., 47 MO Inf
Jackson, George W., No Unit Given
Meloy, Francis M., No Unit Given
Mary J. widow of Hammos, William, No Unit Given [Hammors ?]
Williams, Thomas, No Unit Given
Lang, Thomas, 47 MO Inf
Odgers, Williams, No Unit Given
Treaster, Jacob C., 13 IL Cav
Vaugh, James E., No Unit Given
Story, Douglas F., No Unit Given
Frances E. widow of William L. Tolman, Surgeon, 10 MO Cav
Wescoat, John W., 1 Wisc Cav
Howell, James, No Unit Given
Sleeth (Heeth), Hezekiah, No Unit Given
Kellor, Henry, W., IL [Keller ?]
Fannie widow of Jones, Jeremiah, No Unit Given
Robinold, John H., No Unit Given
Catherine M. widow of Helber, Christian, 47 MO Inf
Emma widow of Boswell, Robt. F. O., 6 Tenn Cav
Loring, William, 15 MO Inf
Burke, Seward, 149 IL Inf
Lorenze, Philip, 1 MO Light Art
Amanda widow of Duncan, Benjamin R., 3 MO State Militia Cav
Elizabeth Kelly former widow of Williams, ______, No Unit
Given
James Hill, No Unit Given
Sarah M. widow of Brann, McArthur, 47 MO Inf
Agnew, Milton M., 143 IL Inf
John E. Koester, 4 MO Cav
Thomas C. Goodfellow, 130 IL Inf
William G. Shumake, 2 MO Cav
Lucien Aubuchin, 15 MO Inf [Aubuchon ?]
Francis E. Lahaz, 47 MO Inf
Morgan P. Smith, 10 MO Cav
Nathan Becket, 47 MO Inf [Beckett or Bequette ?]
Thomas G. Lester, 58 MO State Militia
John B. Snead, 47 MO Inf
Francis M. Richardson, 49 Wisc Inf
William A. Kennedy, 8 KY Cav
Francis Janis, 15 MO Inf
Joseph Chaboude, 8 Co Sharpshooter
Charles C. Kanarawurf, 47 MO Inf
Silas M. Asbridge, 48 KY Inf
Lewis Aubuchin, 47 MO Inf [Aubuchon]
William Kennedy, No Unit Given
Sarah D. Strain widow of U.S. Sol, No Unit Given
Johnson, David, 9 IL Inf, 1 US Vet Inf
Asbridge, Alfred A., 17 KY Cav
Harrison, John E., 47 MO inf
Patrick, Alfred, 27 MO Inf
Cornelius, Zacariah, 22 IL Inf
Dixon, Elizabeth widow of James R. Dixon, MO Inf
Ward, Annie formerly widow of
Sullivan, Sea-fride, 143 Ohio Inf
Walker, Ransom A., 102 IL Inf
Walker, Margaret formerly widow of Marler, John J., 31 MO
Inf
Campbell, Sarah widow of Campbell, Joseph B., 31 MO Inf
Rinevelt, Johnathan R., 8 IN Inf, Boat-Tyler
E-lly, Everitt H., 142 IL Inf [Early, Kelly, Alley ?]
Conover, W. H. C., 22 NY Cav
Rodgers, Catherine widow of William Rodgers, 5 MO Cav
Hoover, Martha formerly widow of Hancock, Wm., 24 MO Inf
Nolan, Mary A. widow of Peter Nolan, 31 MO Inf, 32 MO Inf
Isiac Mouser, 3 MO Cav [Isaac ?]
Isaiah Baucom, 3 IL Cav
William H. Parkison, 8 Tenn Mtd. Inf
William S. Frvin, 31 MO Inf [Ervin ?]
John Burdgette, 2 MO State Militia Cav
Anna Jaster widow of August Jaster, No Unit Given
Frank Arsenma_, 1 MO Lt. Art
Philip A. Wigger, 32 MO Inf
Sarah E. Scott formerly widow
of Joseph H. Hawkins, 4 MO State Militia Inf
Thomas Day, 13 MO Inf
William A. Cross, 10 IL Inf
Bernard C. Pittman, 154 IL Inf
Avaline Rodifer widow of James C. Rodifer, 31 MO Inf
William Rangey, 31 MO Inf [Rongey ?]
James Carroll, 31 MO Inf
James M. Craig, No Unit Given
Stephen J. Barker, 29 MO Inf
Robert A. Campbell, 13 PA Cav
Charles East, 31 MO Inf
Alfred Henson, 27 Ohio, 2 Tenn Inf
William Whitte_, 20 NY Inf
Thomas P. Shumake, 10 MO Cav
George F. Wigger, 50 MO Inf
Elizabeth Beal formerly widow of Stephen Spaulding,
No Unit Given
David Spaulding, No Unit given
Joab B. Ringer, 4 MO State Militia Inf
Andrew White, 31 MO Inf
Michael Marler, No Unit Given
Edward Koettlin__, 75 MO
Michael Gerurns (?), No Unit Given
Ingaro widow of James Daugherty, No Unit Given
John W. Henson, 5 VA Vol, 1 VA Vol
John F. Bradley, No Unit Given
Oscar Denise, PA Vol
John Thurman, 47 MO Inf
George Hughes, 10 NY Vol
George W. Hugers, No Unit Given
George R. (A) Manning, 56 Col Inf
Joachim Ruslege, 26 PA Vol
Charles B. Parsons, 4 Mich Vol
Milton Gipson, 3 KY
Thomas H. Watts, Sol US
Thomas L. Oleary, 1 MO Lt. Art, 10 MO Cav [O'Leary ?]
Jerry C. Oleary, 80 MO Inf [O'Leary]
Mary P. widow of Frederick Hays, No Unit Given
Henry C. Reeder, 47 MO Inf
James M. Thompson, 33 Wisc Vol
Mary Mager widow of Davidson Mager, No Unit Given
Columbus C. Chandler, No Unit Given
Thomas J. Rile, 47 MO Inf [Riley ?]
Charles B. Thurman, 47 MO Inf
Inessonia E. widow of William B. Reeder, 3 MO State
Militia Cav
William D. Herris, 5 US Vol [Harris ?]
John Byington, 47 MO Inf
Hezekiah Ballour, 10 MO Cav, 2 MO Cav
___hill, D. Hamtrin widow of Stewart, No Unit Given
[Cahill ?]
Nathan J. Arman, 31 MO Inf [Armon ?]
Henry L. Romyey, No Unit Given [Roney ?]
George W. Maker, 10 IN Vol
James W. Trecker, 50 MO
Venture Meloy, 33 MO
A____Murphy, MO Militia
William Rulleur, 47 MO Inf
Robert Stockwell, Sailor # 143
Charles Koester, Sailor-Junetta
Mildred _. Parkerson widow of Henry Parkerson, No Unit
Given
William H. Bryan, 30 IL Vol
Andrew J. Dixon, OH Inf
John A. McClenahan, No Unit Given
Sela J. Bowie widow of Isaac Bowie, No Unit Given
John B. Hart, 47 MO Inf
John Merritt, 47 MO Inf
Hariah V. widow of Wm. A. Kendel, 156 Ohio
John (Jake) A. Connery, 15 MO Inf
Jonathan F. Smith, Independent Guards, 1 Ark Cav
Mathew Dunn, MO State Militia
James Halmes, Forgotten [Holmes ?]
Augustus Lalamonlier, 11 MO Vol Inf [Lalumondier ?]
William R. Gibson, 15 MO Inf
Jame Felgnn, 11 MO Res Cav
Henry Co____, No Unit Given
George W. Fastkal, State Militia
Samel Creglin, State Militia
Francis A. widow of Frederick H. Sturgis, 1 MO Lt. Art
John M. Hetherly, 6 MO Inf
Charles Grotjohn, 21 ___Inf
John A. Wanpler, 47 MO Inf [Wampler ?]
William H. Dooley, No Unit Given
William Stone, 5 Tenn Cav
Benjamin Herrington, 14 Mtd. Tenn Inf
Joseph William Thompson 11 (NH)
George N. W. Fucker, 117 Wisc Inf [Rucker ?]
Milton R. Davis, 2 Iowa Battery
Mary J. Johnston widow of William L. Johnson, 47 MO Inf
John F. Maston, 7 New Ha--- Inf
James R_sel_, 5 Col MSM [Russell ?]
John M. Chamberlain, 47 MO Inf, 50 MO Inf
Jessie P. Marks, 47 MO Inf
William H. Marks, 47 MO Inf
Gondore, George W., Unknown
Amelia L. widow of Charles Sharpe, 31 MO Inf
Theresa J. widow of Owsley, George L., 31 MO Inf
Osborne, George, Unknown
Carver, George W., 31 MO Inf
Laura _, widow of Wm. H. Childs, 47 MO Inf
Hosentral, Herman, 2 MO Art
Hasentral, Wilhelmina widow of Osterhone, ____, No
Unit Given
Matthews, Elizabeth widow of Matthews, _____, No Unit
Given
Mary _. Widow of Noramon, Andrew J., 60 IL Inf
Coly___, Chas. U., No Unit Given
Murphy, William M. 47 MO Inf
THE FOLLOWING ARE VERY FAINT ON THE MICROFILM:
Williams, William P., No Unit Given
Naomi C. widow of Rouze Gifford, 52 IN Inf
Smith, John, No Unit Given
Miller, Frank B. NY Inf
Warren, Thomas H., 2 Ark Inf
Beard, Jesse, No Unit Given
Langley, William B., 35 MO
Stertaina, Frederick, No Unit Given
Laterusie, John B., No Unit Given
Hayes, Lucius, Mich
Higgler, James P., 8 Tenn Cav
Montgomery, ______, No Unit Given
________widow of St. Charles, Benjamin, 47 MO Inf
Manning, James, 1 MO Art
O'Bryan, William A., Little Rebel and W. H. B.
Ada_h widow of Aylsson, McGeorge H., MSM Cav
Eberhart, Frederick, No Unit Given
Josephine widow of Und_boise, Charles, No Unit
Given
McCoy, Wilbur J., Tenn
Rebecca widow of Boatright, Thomas, 2 MO Lt. Art
Beck, William, 41 MO Inf
Shelton, Daniel, 3 MO Cav
Mary widow of Briery No Unit Given
Mary widow of Scuddle, 5 NJ
________, David, No Unit Given
K______, Joseph, 28 IL
NOT LEGIBLE, 2 MO Inf
Little, James, No Unit Given
Dietz, George, No Unit Given
Gibson, James, No Unit Given
Julius Crader, 2 MO Art
Hasia H. Brown, 47 MO Inf
Frank Bower, No Unit Given
Henry _losterman, No Unit given
Charles Summers, No Unit Given
E___P. Cain, Confederate, No Unit Given
John McCarter, No Unit Given
Patrick Odonnl, New York [O'Donnel or O'Donnell ?]
Numan, McFeolainck Hostana, Confederate, No Unit Given
Alpheus Beanstein, 96 NY
Frederick Deyherle, 3 NY
Elizabeth Maning widow of John Manning-veteran of
Mexican War
Mary Ottman widow of John Ottman, No Unit Given
Henry Kleesman, 1 MO Art
James Langley, No Unit Given
Morris, Gann, 3 MO Inf
Benjamin Weitzel, US Sol
Abraham Sypher, US Sol
Alferd Burch, 1 VA Lt Art
Henry Elsman, No Unit Given
Andrew T. W_la__s, No Unit Given
Abraham Elser, 47 Ohio
Catherine widow of _____Elder, veteran of Mexican War
John Myers, 3 MO 43 IL
John Bass, US Reserve home guard
Isaac M. Johnson, US
Frederich Le____age, No Unit Given
Thomas Oldham, US Sol Black Hawk War
John Wood, 174 OH Inf
Henry J. Baker, 27 IL Inf
Jame N. Wood, 36 OH Inf
Eli Hauk, 36 OH Inf [Hawk ?]
Edmond W. Reavis, 24 mO Inf
Henry P. Pearsall, 30 OH
Thomas J. Forbis, 27 Pen (Ten) Cav
Moses P. Wadkins, No Unit Given [Madkins or Watkins ?]
Susan Eavis widow of US Sold, NO Unit given
Phillip Yeagar, 35 MO Inf
Albert G. Eavis, 47 MO Inf
John C. Burton (Luston), No Unit Given
Parlee Absher widow, No Unit Given [Abshier ?]
Joseph A. Jones, No Unit Given
Elizabeth Beaver widow of US Sol, US Sold
Geo. W. B. Calloird, US Sold
Larkin N. McFarland, US Sold
Benjamin Prater, US Sold [Prather ?]
Joseph Wigger, US Sold
Alexander Kincaide, US Sold
Phillip Rush, US Sold
William B. Thurman, 47 MO Inf
Alfred Scaggs, 6 MO Cav
William R. Turpin, 6 MO Cav
John H. Moore, No Unit Given
Austin R. Kirkendall, 13 OH Cav
James M. Moser, 10 Tenn Inf
William Scaggs, 6 MO Cav
Henry E. Baker, No Unit Given
Andrew J. (G) Williams, 33 MO Inf
Minerva _. Brimm, wife, 5 Del Inf
James F. Yates, 6 MO Inf
George Wahlan, 18 US Inf [Wallen ?]
Louisa widow of Thomas McLarney, No Unit Given
George Nash, 24 MO Inf
Fieldon Mackley, 144 IN Inf
Samuel J. Timmerman, sailor, Monongehala
August Henry, 50 MO Inf
Francis M. Beevis, 30 MO Inf
John H. Cullry, 18 IL Inf
Frederic A. Cline, 47 MO Reserve Corps
Jane B. Patterson widow of Abram Casey, No Unit Given
Ziekman Monrey, 6 MO Inf
Antonia Wyeges, No Unit Given
James R. Reuly, 1 US Vol E
Jesse M. Elvins, No Unit Given
Melvin R. Matthews, No Unit Given
James M. Maness, 5 MO Mtd Inf
Jefferson Milner, 33 MO Inf
Andrew J. Chapman, 63 IL Inf
Edwin C. Bloom, 21 MO Inf
James M. Toombs, 2 Ten Mtd Inf
John W. Smith, NY
Henry W. Meyer, 13 MO Inf
Caroline widow of Alexander Trecker, No Unit Given
William Spaugh, No Unit Given
James M. Hulsey, 5 IL Cav
Henry Doer, No Unit Given
Francis M. Miller, No Unit Given
John C. Eddington, No Unit Given
James Colston, No Unit Given
Henry Zimmerman, 2 MO Inf
William M. Tollen, 42 IL Inf
James P. McFarland, 50 MO Inf
Peter West, 174 OH Inf
James H. Belmar, 1 Col Vol
Joseph Zimmer, 6 MO Cav
Henry Brineker, 22 OH Inf
Benjamin D. Warnick, 6 MO Inf
Jacob Mehring, 21 MO Inf
Frederick Elser, 120 OH Inf
John L. Lovoarn, 50 MO Inf [Lovvorn ?]
William Lulman, No Unit Given
Charles Wineburner, 5 US Art
Daniel Davidson, 5 Neb Cav
Moses Middleton, 50 MO Inf
Maleda Nennrish widow of Frederick Hern___, 1 MO Lt Art
Larkin A. McFarland, No Unit Given
John M. C__ardgard, 33 MO Inf
Louisa widow of Conrad Nieders, 47 MO Inf
Godfrey Birch, 59 OH Inf
Wm. J. Ritter, 32 Ken Inf
Jackson Shaner, No Unit Given
Wm. W. Shaner, 50 MO Vol
James R. Davis, 21 MO Inf
Susan widow of Radford Davis, No Unit Given
Alexander Williams, 15 IL Cav
Martha E. widow of Chas E. Crane, No Unit Given
Cyrus A. Loore, Marne Badger
Louis M. Hardin, No Unit given
Richard S. Forshe, 50 MO Inf [Forshee ?]
Chas. Politte, 26 MO Inf
Robert F. Robinson, 50 MO Inf
Alia A. Paris former widow of ______Paris, No Unit Given
Wm. H. White, 50 MO Inf
Henry Cevrman, 85 IN Inf
Lon (Tom) Meiger, No Unit Given
John R. Kirkpatrick, 2 US Inf
George Banister, No Unit Given
James C. Smith, 33 MO Inf
Simon Baker, 5 Ark Inf
John McCombr, 3 US Cav [McComber ?]
Isaac Serguet, 2 MO Cav
Hubert Moyne, 2 MO Cav
Wm. A. Scance, 28 US Inf
C. Scance, 37 MO Cav
Francis M. Forchee, 31 MO Inf
Daniel Taylor, No Unit Given
Samuel Kelley, under Gen. Steele
Minerva Birch former widow of Daniel Taylor, No Unit
Given
Sarah Fulton widow of Alexander Fulton, No Unit Given
Franklin D. Heaton, 31 MO Inf
George Baker, 3 Ark Inf
William D. Harris, 10 MO Cav
Jonathan Lewis, No Unit Given
John H. Franklin, 30 MO Inf
Elizabeth Trippe widow of Walter Tryppe, 24 MO Inf
Sarah Cooksey widow of David Cooksey, No Unit Given
James Murphy, 6 MO Cav
John Ferguson, 3 MO Cav
Levina Blackwell former widow of Harvey Pinson, No
Unit given
Lewis L. Buyer, 50 MO Inf [Byer or Beyer ?]
George Marler, Inf
Nathan L. Day, 103 IL Inf
Monroe Shannon, No Unit Given
Susan Glore widow of US Sold, No Unit Given
John F. Cowan, Sol US
William Pratt, Sol US
John Dosing, Sol US
NOTE: The names highlighted in red above are not part
of the original transcription. Since the spelling of
some of the names was questionable, these are merely
suggestions of possible alternative spellings which
are common to this area and which have been made to
facilitate them being found by the search engines.
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The following abbreviations were used above: MO for
Missouri, NY for New York, |
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The Disappearance of August Schaefer - Early Civil War
Mystery Solved.
Mystery of the Missing Civil War Cannons of St. Francois County
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Click HERE to read the "The Confession of Sam Hildebrand", originally published in 1870, and now out of print. Sam Hildebrand was a notorious Southeast Missouri outlaw and bushwhacker, born and reared in St. Francois County, whose exploits during the Civil War and afterwards, give a unique view of that restless period in our history when opposing beliefs in this border state set neighbor against neighbor and brother against brother in mortal combat.
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A Civil War Memory of Bushwhackers as Related by "Old Timer" (1915)
Confederate
Flag Ordered Pulled Down at Fort Davidson Near Pilot Knob (2003)
Flag Removal
Prompts Public Protest (2003)
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