Civil WarMissouri's Union Provost Marshal Papers: 1861 - 1866
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| Name | County | City | Subject | Date | Reel Number | Frame Number | File Number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beaumont, James | Caldwell | Kidder | Oath of Allegiance; employee of Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail Road Co. | 03-01-1862 | F1227 | ||
| Bradley, Felix | Caldwell | Oath of Allegiance | 07-06-1862 | F1139 | |||
| Bradley, Felix | Caldwell | Summary of statement, description | F1139 | ||||
| Brown, Franklin | Caldwell | Oath of Allegiance and description | 06-15-1865 | F1285 | |||
| Burnett, W. | Caldwell | Breckenridge | Receipt for sorrel horse marked on contraband book | 04-15-1863 | F1289 | ||
| Buster, John | Caldwell | States he is a soldier but does not belong to any company; bought military coat in Kingston; came to area for railroad cars on which to ship hogs | 03-25-1864 | F1290 | |||
| Butts, P. | Caldwell | Oath of Allegiance | 07-05-1862 | F1290 | |||
| Butts, Thomas | Caldwell | Oath of Allegiance; bond ($1,000) giving aid to the Confederates | 07-05-1862 | F1290 | |||
| Campbell, Joseph | Caldwell | Oath | 09-12-1862 | F1185 | |||
| Cathcart, Joseph P.; Roswell, Wesley; Roswell, Marion | Caldwell | Breckenridge | Statement regarding a mare seized as contraband | 03-25-1863 | F1654 | 0834 | 20320 |
| Caton, Alexander | Caldwell | Oath | 10-12-1862 | F1140 | |||
| Cheshier, Solomon; Cheshier, Presley | Caldwell | Recruiting Station: Kingston | F1894.10 | 68 | |||
| Cormana, John | Caldwell | Kingston | Description of horses stolen Dec. 4, 1861 by rebel army | 01-25-1862 | F1241 | ||
| Cormana, John | Caldwell | Kingston | Transmittal of description of his stolen horses; may have been recaptured by Gen. Pope | 01-25-1862 | F1241 | ||
| Cox, Joseph | Caldwell | Statement of William Holder that after battle at Lexington, Milford Moore used father Epper Holder's horse to convey supplies for Price's army; horse now sold to Joseph Cox | 03-31-1863 | F1242 | |||
| Cravin, William | Caldwell | Breckenridge | Document illegible | 04-03-1863 | F1660 | 0920 | 22363 |
| Culver, James | Caldwell | Kingston | Letter from citizens of Caldwell County asking that Culver be given payment for crops taken from him by U. S. troops as they fell back from Richmond, MO. They note that Culver is a poor man. | 01-02-1864 | F1246 | ||
| Davis, Daniel D.; Davis, Dennis; Vanderpool, Mundy; Morris, Ashford; Boone, Presley; Gentry, Belitha; Austin, Peter; Whitton, Samuel R.; Welden, Martin; Alsup, Joseph; etal | Caldwell | Breckenridge | Report of local Provost Marshal; arrests, 48 oaths of allegiance and bonds; gives names and bond amounts | 06-17-1862 | F1585 | 1537 | 1508 |
| Davis, Dennis | Caldwell | Statement of Payton Owen regarding a slave named Dick seized from Davis. Dick was riding one of his master's horses; his mistress said that Dick was going to fight for his master against government. | 01-09-1863 | F1296 | |||
| Davis, Dennis | Caldwell | Breckenridge | Document labeled "Evidence vs Davis." The document says "Special Requisition for Stationary". | 01-10-1863 | F1296 | ||
| Davis, Dennis | Caldwell | Breckenridge | Letter from W. F. Flint regarding a contraband horse which was seized from Davis. Davis wanted to keep the horse (family favorite) and swapped a better horse for it; horse again seized. | 04-11-1863 | F1296 | ||
| Davis, Samuel D. | Caldwell | Statement of Davis that a few days after the battle of Lexington and while General Price was camped in the area, he supplied a wagon load of goods for the rebels. | 03-31-1863 | F1297 | |||
| Davis, Tilton | Caldwell | Kingston | Letter from Davis stating that he has been confined with measles since arriving home. His illness has prevented him from reporting in person for his parole. | 02-03-1862 | F1297 | ||
| Duncan, Edmund B. | Caldwell | Oath of Allegiance | 12-28-1864 | F1188 | |||
| Dunn, L.; Crawford, William; Shuter, M. R.; Haskinson, [unknown]; Chapman, M.; Donalson, R. A.; Lillard, C.; Chosier, M.; Partins, William; Davis, A. D.; Kemper, J.; Margnan, William; Moria, J.; Penny, Eli; Thompson, William; Davis, J. C.; and others | Caldwell | List of prominent citizens; notes home post office, occupation, and political leaning | 05-11-1864 | F1655 | 1104 | 20721 | |
| Dunn, Lemuel; Sackman, J.; Esteb, John M.; Esteb, Elijah; Nelson, H. B.; Buckingham, George M.; McBride, James; McBride, Thomas D.; Donaldson, W. A.; Mack, Augustus; Spivey, William; Chapman, H. J.; Davis, Charles; Lewis, Elwood; Young, George; and others | Caldwell | Kingston | Petition that a small military force be sent to protect the citizens, public records, and property of the county | 06-09-1864 | F1616 | 0957 | 10388 |
| Esteb, E. F. | Caldwell | Kingston | Letter, James and Lemuel Dunn, H. B. Nelson, John M. Ruch?, Abraham Jones, J. Y. Frank?, J. Sackman and S. M. Davis to Hon. S. O. Scofield that Hon. E. F. Esteb goes to St. Joseph to seek authority to r | 08-01-1864 | F1313 | ||
| Estes, Robert; Estes, William | Caldwell | Recruiting Station: Kingston | F1894.10 | 26 | |||
| Estes, Shoe; Estes, William | Caldwell | Recruiting Station: Kingston | F1894.10 | 27 | |||
| Estes, William | Caldwell | Testimony by Horace W. Ardinger that Estes did not bear arms. | 11-05-1861 | F1313 | |||
| Estes, William | Caldwell | Testimony by Jesse N. Flint that Estes is quiet and peaceable. | 11-05-1861 | F1313 | |||
| Estes, William | Caldwell | Testimony by Malinda Ribelin that Estes went to the Southern Army solely to get his two sons out of that army. | 11-04-1861 | F1313 | |||
| Estes, William | Caldwell | Testimony by Robert G. Murray that Estes is quiet and peaceable. | 11-05-1861 | F1313 | |||
| Estes, William | Caldwell | Testimony of Hamon Henry that Estes was seen riding in a buggy siezed as contraband. | 03-18-1863 | F1313 | |||
| Estes, William | Caldwell | Testimony of Lemuel Dunn, County Clerk, that Estes is quiet and peaceable. | 11-05-1861 | F1313 | |||
| Flint, W. F. | Caldwell | List of property which has come into the possession of Lt. Col. Flint, Asst. Provost Marshal for the counties of Caldwell and Daviess from November 27, 1862 through July 12, 1863. Property is noted only as being taken from rebels or guerrillas. | 07-12-1863 | F1660 | 0821 | 22330 | |
| Flint, W. F. | Caldwell | Breckenridge | Letter to Col. Dick asking for instructions on how to proceed in the case of James Minnick of Daviess County, arrested for using disloyal language; also asks what he should do about rebels taking the Chicago Times newspaper and causing problems therewith | 01-15-1863 | F1486 | ||
| Flint, W. F. | Caldwell | Hamilton | Letter from Lt. Col. Flint to Lt. Col. James O. Broadhead sending a correct schedule of all property which has been seized since becoming Asst. Provost Marshal. | 07-13-1863 | F1660 | 0820 | 22330 |
| Gray, John M. | Caldwell | Kingston | Bond in the amount of $80. Gray's two horse wagon was seized. | 12-13-1862 | F1331 | ||
| Greenwood, Josiah | Caldwell | Breckenridge | Receipt for mare seized by Capt. Ross and to be returned when called for; file notation: receipt for contraband | 02-11-1863 | F1332 | ||
| Griffey, William | Caldwell | Bond, $1000, arrested for aiding the enemy, confined to Clinton, Carroll, Caldwell, and Ray Counties | 07-05-1862 | F1334 | |||
| Griffey, William | Caldwell | Oath of Allegiance | 07-05-1862 | F1334 | |||
| Grouse, George W. | Caldwell | An enclosed letter found in the area | 06-06-1864 | F1161 | |||
| Hardisty, N. H. | Caldwell | Breckenridge | Doctor, statement that Hiram Morgan said Lincoln's administration was no more constitutional than that of Jeff Davis | 03-31-1863 | F1202 | ||
| Herald, George W. | Caldwell | Breckenridge | Letter from W. F. Flint saying that Herald, a rebel prisoner, is surely the same man whom he paroled in December. Herald had given $2,000 bond for future loyal conduct, but never reported to Provost. | 01-14-1863 | F1472 | ||
| Hickman, James H. | Caldwell | Bond, $1000, arrested for aiding the enemy, securities George W. P. O'Donnell and James Ellis | 08-13-1862 | F1192 | |||
| Hickman, James H. | Caldwell | Oath of Allegiance and parole of honor, witness Frank Barkey | 08-13-1862 | F1192 | |||
| Hilton, William J. | Caldwell | Beckenridge | Oath, on form of Hannibal and St. Joseph R.R. | 03-01-1862 | F1193 | ||
| Houghton, William | Caldwell | Kingston | Receipt for $35.15 payment of commutation tax exempting him from militia duty for the year; file notation: he may be given pass to go out of state | 03-09-1863 | F1343 | ||
| Ireland, Thomas S. | Caldwell | Oath | 06-21-1862 | F1346 | |||
| Jones, Abraham | Caldwell | Statement that he heard Jeremiah Moree, school trustee, advocate the cause of Jeff Davis, use disloyal language, and believes he is a rebel | 03-14-1863 | F1202 | |||
| Jones, John | Caldwell | Breckenridge | Statement that he saw the horse in question in the possession of John Stamper at the Widow Welden's house in Daviess County, accompanied by Joseph Weldon, and James McBride said the horse had been stolen from him at Lexington | 09-??-1862 | F1267 | ||
| Jones, William | Caldwell | Breckenridge | Statement of Nicholas Hebner regarding the number of times he had seen men at the home of Jones who were rebels and on their way to the rebel army. | 06-05-1863 | F1352 | ||
| Kayser, John | Caldwell | Breckenridge | A receipt for goods taken from him | 03-23-1863 | F1354 | ||
| Kennedy, Benjamin | Caldwell | Parole | 06-11-1863 | F1194 | |||
| Kennedy, Daniel | Caldwell | Oath of Loyalty | 08-21-1862 | F1194 | |||
| Kesterson, William | Caldwell | Receipt showing Kesterson paid $0.40 for his road tax for 1862. | 12-30-1862 | F1660 | 0930 | 22366 | |
| Kesterson, William | Caldwell | Statement of Kesterson's property. Property includes hogs, cattle, and farm tools. | N. D. | F1660 | 0924 | 22365 | |
| Kesterson, William | Caldwell | Breckenridge | List of property confiscated from Kesterson. | 11-13-186? | F1660 | 0904 | 22356 |
| Kesterson, William | Caldwell | Kingston | Kesterson's tax receipt, showing for the year 1861 he paid his full state, county, mill and asylum taxes. Receipt lists legal land description of Kesterson's real estate. | 05-26-1862 | F1660 | 0926 | 22366 |
| Kesterson, William | Caldwell | Kingston | Kesterson's tax receipt, showing for the year 1862 he paid his full state, county, mill and asylum taxes. Receipt lists legal land description of Kesterson's real estate. | 10-10-1862 | F1660 | 0928 | 22366 |
| Kesterson, William | Caldwell | Kingston | Receipt for $17.63 for taxes due on Kesterson's property. | 03-21-1863 | F1660 | 0931 | 22366 |
| Kesterson, William; Keyser, John; Owen, Pete; Henkins, Rawly | Caldwell | List of Kesterson's property sold prior to the seizure. Items consist of hogs and cattle. Property sold to Keyser, Owen and Henkins | 01-30-1863 | F1660 | 0891 | 22352 | |
| Kesterson, William; Scott, Samuel | Caldwell | Statement of Dr. Proctor that he believes Kesterson is in the rebel army. He also states knowledge that the family of Kesterson has been feeding and aiding a rebel. | N. D. | F1660 | 0899 | 22354 | |
| Kesterson, William; Scott, Samuel | Caldwell | Statements of various individuals largely illegible. File notation states the statements are in regards to property seized from Kesterson and Scott. Statement of Henry Hibner notes Kesterson is a rebel who has used his influence in the neighborhood. | N. D. | F1660 | 0896 | 22354 | |
| Koyle, William | Caldwell | Breckenridge | Oath, on form of Hannibal and St. Joseph R.R. Co. Witnesses: J. C. Howard (Hannibal), John Shrieves (Brookfield), G. H. Davis (St. Joseph) [2 copies] | 03-01-1862 | F1359 | ||
| Lee, James M. | Caldwell | Hamilton | Promise to report all excitements in the county and to form as many companies as possible independent of the E.M.M. and to contact him at Kingston | 07-23-1864 | F1361 | ||
| McClelland, P. F. | Caldwell | Bond in the amount of $1,000. | 06-24-1862 | F1197 | |||
| McClelland, P. F. | Caldwell | Oath of allegiance | 06-24-1862 | F1197 | |||
| McClure, Mathias | Caldwell | Statement of Thomas B. Colvin, a clerk at the November 1863 election. Colvin discusses events at the election, including McClure being denied the vote. Notes McClure was the only rejected voter. | N. D. | F1197 | |||
| McCoy, L. S. | Caldwell | Petition from loyal citizens of Caldwell County, recommending the appointment of McCoy as Assistant Provost Marshal for the enlistment of black troops. Thinks he can operate at Kingston. | 11-27-1863 | F1197 | |||
| McGarvin, Richard | Caldwell | Breckenridge | Statement of Silas Henderson regarding a wagon taken from McGarvin. Henderson states that the wagon was taken from McGarvin without his consent while he was in the hospital . | 01-28-1863 | F1199 | ||
| McGee, James | Caldwell | Recruiting Station: Kingston | F1894.10 | 38 | |||
| McNicholas, John | Caldwell | Breckenridge | Oath of allegiance taken by the officers and employees of the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad Co.; duplicate follows | 03-01-1862 | F1371 | ||
| Miller, Michael | Caldwell | Hamilton | Sworn statement about a man named Nicholson claiming to be a recruiting officer | 01-12-1864 | F1376 |
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