Missouri's Union Provost Marshal Papers: 1861 - 1866
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| Name | County | City | Subject | Date | Reel Number | Frame Number | File Number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adens, Columbus; Bowser, A. J.; Martin, Thirsa; Tod, Thomas; Holt, Allen; Wells, Joseph | Andrew | Report of stolen horses | 04-10-1862 | F1584 | 0937 | 1040 | |
| Alexander, Joseph; Downing, George; Cook, Bartlett | Andrew | Savannah | List of men and their political affiliations. [Text is light and difficult to read] | 05-06-1864 | F1613 | 0690 | 9617 |
| Allen, Marion | Andrew | Statement that David Moran bought a mule from Jeff Dougherty that had been in the rebel service at Camp Highley | 03-13-1862 | F1202 | |||
| Allen, William B.; Bowman, William L.; Beauchamp, H. M.; Boggs, John; Breck, E. C.; Bryant, W. H.; Brown, Elisha; Brooks, John J.; Bennett, Joseph L.; Buck, James; Combert, A. J.; Cowan, C.; Courtenay, W. H.; Capps, W. T.; Culp, C. S.; Cain, Robert etal | Andrew | List of names showing individuals who gave bond. Includes the date they gave bond, the bond amount, and what appears to be the securities on the bond. Seventy-two names on list. | 09-??-1862 | F1653 | 1013 | 19993 | |
| Ashley, Thomas | Andrew | Bond | 11-??-1862 | F1219 | |||
| Bare, David | Andrew | Bond, $2,000, arrested for the murder of Alexander, paroled, securities Rupel L. Dobbs, John Stoner, and Newton Rhodes | 11-12-1863 | F1223 | |||
| Barnett, T. A. | Andrew | Statement that John Clark was a member of the rebel army with Paten and Sanders, currently in St. Joseph | 02-02-1865 | F1238 | |||
| Berry, John W. | Andrew | Charge of murder; John and James Berry, Ham Ouseley, Henry Ogle and other armed guerrillas went to Henry Duff's house in the night, Jul. 9, 1863 (incomplete) | ??-??-186? | F1241 | |||
| Berry, Joseph V. | Andrew | Parole, limited to Andrew and Buchanan Counties | ??-??-1862 | F1231 | |||
| Berry, Joseph V. | Andrew | Savannah | Saloon keeper, statement that Capt. Singleton arrested him for being in a gang of horse thieves, that William Kersey had turned state's evidence and given names from Council Bluffs to Junction City | ??-??-186? | F1231 | ||
| Bolen, T. | Andrew | Affidavit by James Fisher | 10/10/1862 | F1184 | |||
| Bonham, D.; Webb, Dennis; Murphy, Hugh; Hobson, [unknown]; Livingston, Samuel; Livingston, Sibley; Robinson, Joe; Smith, Lowery | Andrew | List of property taken by men under letter author, D. Bonham's command; states that all persons named were southern sympathizers; horses, tack and weapons | 07-30-1864 | F1617 | 0407 | 10548 | |
| Bowen, A. G. | Andrew | Sworn statement regarding horse | 04-09-1862 | F1233 | |||
| Bowland, John D. | Andrew | Sworn statement that horses were stolen from him | 10-13-1863 | F1233 | |||
| Brokaw, T. B.; Murphy. A. R.; Hutchison, B.; Bowland, M. T.; Murphy, Thomas; Terrell, W. H.; Bryant, W. H.; Roberts, P. S.; Singleton, P. K.; Elliott, Robert; Starter, J. S.; Ardey, William; Singleton, H. T.; Todd, Isaac; Zumwalt, William F.; and others | Andrew | Savannah | Petition for the arrest of men who had purportedly attended a secret meeting of rebels | 06-10-1864 | F1616 | 0955 | 10387 |
| Brown, William C. | Andrew | Rochester Township | Statement that Dick McManns claimed to put his slave, Arthur, in jail until he would enlist in the army and Dick could get the $300 for him, that he is a rebel who went off with Jack Edmonson for three months, and Virgil McManns is a southern sympathizer | 04-22-1864 | F1370 | ||
| Cain, Robert | Andrew | Oath | 08-08-1862 | F1291 | |||
| Calvert, George W. | Andrew | Oath | 05-06-1865 | F1291 | |||
| Cameron, Elisha F. | Andrew | Oath | 03-31-1862 | F1185 | |||
| Capps, William T. | Andrew | Bond in the amount of $1,000 | 05-10-1862 | F1292 | |||
| Capps, William T. | Andrew | Oath of allegiance | 05-10-1862 | F1292 | |||
| Carrol, John and Lewis | Andrew | Statement of John Noran that the Carrols tried to pick a fight with him. John said to Lewis, "if I miss the damned Irish son of a bitch don't you miss him." Located before C. W. Carson file. | N. D. | F1293 | |||
| Carroll, William | Andrew | Bond in the amount of $1,000. Carroll charged with driving a citizen away from his home. | 11-02-1863 | F1660 | 0565 | 22250 | |
| Carson, C. F. | Andrew | Statement that Alexander Murphy said he was a southern man and would do all he could to aid the rebel army | F1249 | ||||
| Carson, C. W. | Andrew | Statement of B. F. Dickson that Carson moved into his house without his (Dickson's) permission. Details the conflicts the two had about possesion of property and money needed to buy the land. | 12-01-1863 | F1293 | |||
| Carson, C. W. | Andrew | States that Mr. Clansey of Rochester, Andrew County, served in Price's army, with Paton, in three battles | 02-02-1865 | F1237 | |||
| Casey, Samuel R. | Andrew | Oath | 02-10-1863 | F1140 | |||
| Castor, Joseph | Andrew | Statement of James H. Beattie that one night 20-25 men came to his father's home in search of arms and ammunition. Stole a shaw, saddle and 2 horse colllars. Also says Stephen Clark was there. | 10-11-18?? | F1140 | |||
| Christman, Granville | Andrew | Oath of Allegiance and description | 06-23-1865 | F1186 | |||
| Clark, John | Andrew | Oath of Allegiance | 11-10-1862 | F1238 | |||
| Clark, John | Andrew | Oath of Allegiance | 11-10-1863 | F1238 | |||
| Clark, John | Andrew | Parole | 11-10-1863 | F1238 | |||
| Clemens, Jesse | Andrew | Bond | 11-12-1862 | F1239 | |||
| Clemmens, Jesse G. aka Clements | Andrew | $2,000 bond; arrested for murder of Alexander Officer, paroled until appearance | 11-12-1863 | F1239 | |||
| Clemmons, Jesse G. | Andrew | Fillmore | Maj. S. A. Hunter sending Clemmons to Gen. Hull, St. Joseph; Clemmons may be one who shot officer Pettyjohn; should send all arrested men to Maj. Paul but he let Nathan Row and Henderson Bayes go | 07-19-1863 | F1239 | ||
| Cliser, Joshua | Andrew | Oath | 06-14-1862 | F1239 | |||
| Cliser, Joshua W.; Golden, R. C.; Canarium, John; Whitmore, William T. | Andrew | Members of the Missouri State Guard held as prisoners at Alton, IL; had been taken prisoner in southwest MO; wish to take loyalty oath and give bond; men are from Andrew County and Atchison County, MO; see also file 1376 | 06-03-1862 | F1585 | 1100 | 1373 | |
| Clizer, Charles B. | Andrew | Oath | 06-22-1863 | F1239 | |||
| Clizer, Charles B. | Andrew | Oath of Allegiance | 06-22-1865 | F1239 | |||
| Clizer, John E. | Andrew | $1,000 bond | 01-08-1864 | F1239 | |||
| Clizer, John E. | Andrew | Bond | 01-08-1863 | F1239 | |||
| Clizer, John E. | Andrew | Oath | 02-10-1863 | F1239 | |||
| Clizer, John E. | Andrew | Oath of Allegiance | 02-10-1863 | F1239 | |||
| Clizer, Sarah M. | Andrew | Savannah | Asking what will become of her brother, a rebel, if he returns home | 01-24-1864 | F1239 | ||
| Clizer, Sarah M. | Andrew | Savannah | Sixteen year old brother was in rebel army, now in Territories freighting to Laramie; wishes to return without incarceration, will give oath | 01-24-1864 | F1239 | ||
| Coffer, William | Andrew | $1000 bond for aiding enemies | 04-07-1862 | F1187 | |||
| Collaham, Jackson | Andrew | Oath | 08-14-1862 | F1467 | |||
| Courtney, Alfred H. | Andrew | Statement that John Clark of Andrew County was in rebel army | 02-12-1864 | F1238 | |||
| Courtney, Hollis | Andrew | $1,000 bond; securities William H and Thomas J Courtney | 08-08-1862 | F1242 | |||
| Courtney, Hollis | Andrew | Oath | 08-08-1862 | F1242 | |||
| Courtney, Thomas J. | Andrew | $1,000 bond; limited to Andrew County | 08-08-1862 | F1242 | |||
| Courtney, Thomas J. | Andrew | Oath | 08-08-1862 | F1242 | |||
| Courtney, William H. | Andrew | $1,000 bond; limited to Andrew and Buchanan Counties | 04-30-1862 | F1242 | |||
| Courtney, William H. | Andrew | $1,000 bond; limited to Andrew County | 08-08-1862 | F1242 | |||
| Courtney, William H. | Andrew | Oath | 04-25-1862 | F1242 | |||
| Courtney, William H. | Andrew | Oath | 05-28-1862 | F1242 | |||
| Courtney, William H. | Andrew | Oath | 08-08-1862 | F1242 | |||
| Cowan, Columbus | Andrew | $1,500 bond; limited to Nodaway, Buchanan, Andrew Counties | 06-18-1862 | F1242 | |||
| Cowan, Columbus | Andrew | Oath | 06-18-1862 | F1242 | |||
| Crook, Allen | Andrew | Savannah | Wagon taken by Capt. Woodcock's Co. of Andrew County Home Guards; now in possession of military in St. Joseph | 02-17-1862 | F1245 | ||
| Crook, Jerry | Andrew | Oath; laborer on Pacific RR | 02-19-1862 | F1245 | |||
| Crowley, Samuel Jr. | Andrew | Oath | 08-27-1862 | F1245 | |||
| Culp, Calvin S. | Andrew | Oath of allegiance | 05-23-1862 | F1246 | |||
| Culp, Calvin S. | Andrew | Savannah | Bond in the amount of $1,000 | 05-13-1862 | F1246 | ||
| Culp, James A. | Andrew | Oath of allegiance | 04-08-1862 | F1246 | |||
| Culp, Nathan | Andrew | Oath of allegiance | 04-16-1862 | F1246 | |||
| Curl, Albert G. | Andrew | Bond in the amount of $1,000 | 07-18-1862 | F1247 | |||
| Curl, Albert G. | Andrew | Oath of allegiance | 07-18-1862 | F1247 | |||
| Davis, John T. | Andrew | U. S. vs Davis - charged with disloyalty. Multiple pages of depositions. Depositions freqently refer to Davis as a disloyal man who asked them if they knew about the Knights of the Golden Circle. | 06-06-1863 | F1296 | |||
| Davison, Anse | Andrew | U. S. vs. Davison - charged with threatening and forcing people away from their homes. Statements of Rebecca Holt and Sarah Murphy that Davison threatened Holt; was forcing many from their homes. | 11-06-1863 | F1297 | |||
| Deavenport, John | Andrew | Oath. [Another entry (1865) indicates St. Louis.] | mm-dd-1862 | F1298 | |||
| Deavenport, John | Andrew | Special Order XVI [illegible] | 04-xx-1865 | F1298 | |||
| Deavenport, John | Andrew | Savannah | Bond and oath; he was charged with giving aid and comfort. [Another entry (1865) indicates St. Louis.] | 08-30-1862 | F1298 | ||
| Deaver, David | Andrew | Petition in behalf of Deaver by 25 Missouri citizens. | 06-02-1862 | F1298 | |||
| Dizart, Lohan | Andrew | Savannah | Charged with uttering treasonable sentiments against the government, calling the Oath of Allegiance null and void, and threatening his Union neighbors | 06-14-1861 | F1308 |
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