Civil WarMissouri's Union Provost Marshal Papers: 1861 - 1866
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| Name | County | City | Subject | Date | Reel Number | Frame Number | File Number |
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| Adams, George; McShane, [unknown]; Adams, Henry; McMillan, [unknown]; Angel, [unknown]; Roberts, William; Adams, Mathew; Adams, Sam; Pelham, Thomas; Walker, [unknown]; Hill, John; Garrison, [unknown]; etal | Christian | Statement regarding group of men who formed an independent rebel company that stole horses, forced men into service, took guns | 06-23-1862 | F1585 | 0942 | 1345 | |
| Aleshire, Jacob | Christian | Whiteoak Spring | Reports that David Jackson and 30 men kidnapped, shot, burned, and mutilated Thomas Budd near Camp Creek near Green Gidions--nose cut off. And took his daughter's shoes and table cloth. | 9-?-1861 | F1477 | ||
| Allred, Thomas W.; Jones, J. O.; Shipman, Nathan; Weever, William; Ressee, Arthur; Teague, William W.; Thomas, James; Cates, William; Barnett, George; Crusenbury, James; Garrison, A.; Clation, W. I.; Williams, Rice; Friend, William; Adams, Samuel; etc. | Christian | Linden | Petition to the provost marshal at Springfield to release J. H. Shipman from his parole | 06-14-1864 | F1259 | ||
| Ayres, Lambert P. | Christian | Ozark | Charged with treason against U.S.; while U. S. postmaster at Ozark transmitted southern mail Oct. 1-31, 1861 | N.D. | F1463 | ||
| Ayres, Lambert P. | Christian | Ozark | File cover notations: was U.S. postmaster, forwarded correspondence to rebels, charge not fully sustained, released on oath Dec. 11, 1861 | 12-11-1861 | F1463 | ||
| Ayres, Lambert P. | Christian | Ozark | Oath given at St. Louis | 12-11-1861 | F1463 | ||
| Ball, Jackson | Christian | Camp Finley | Report to Brig. Gen. Sanborn at Springfield, Missouri, that he has searched for Joseph A. W. Logan, but can't find him, but will arrest him when he does | 09-10-1864 | F1482 | ||
| Bane, Rufus | Christian | Oath of Allegiance | 07-05-1864 | F1223 | |||
| Bane, Rufus | Christian | Physical description | 07-05-1864 | F1223 | |||
| Barrett, Henry | Christian | Oath of Allegiance | 03-22-1862 | F1224 | |||
| Bowlin, Joseph; Jordan, William; Murphy, George W. | Christian | Ozark | Depositions for United States v. Joseph Bowlin. Related to search for bushwhackers near Ozark. | 04-14-1864 | F1612 | 0765 | 9360 |
| Clapp, Calvin C. | Christian | List of prisoners discharged on oath of allegiance and bond. List gives name, residence, and date released. | 07-??-1862 | F1586 | 0660 | 1709 | |
| Clapp, Calvin H. | Christian | Statement that he belonged to Captain Galloway's Company of Home Guards, never in Southern Army | F1237 | ||||
| Clime, Johanner(?) | Christian | Ozark | Got kicked to of her house, asks redress | ?-16-1864 | F1239 | ||
| Climer, Johanna | Christian | Ozark | Husband died in U.S. army a year ago, she is very poor, has little children; Capt. Moore, commander of post at Ozark, ejected her from house, she is now outdoors; file notation by Moore (illegible) | 09-16-1864 | F1239 | ||
| Coaker, Jesse | Christian | Charges and specifications against him | F1187 | ||||
| Coffman, Eyres A. | Christian | Reno | Oath of Allegiance | 02-??-1862 | F1187 | ||
| Crison, Allen | Christian | Ozark | Receipt for one horse and saddle taken at Ozark by provost marshal 07/16/1962 | 07-17-1862 | F1244 | ||
| Crison, Jackson | Christian | Ozark | Receipt for one horse and saddle taken at Ozark by provost marshal; see Crison, Allen and Creason, Allen and Creason, Jackson | 07-17-1862 | F1244 | ||
| Cross, John | Christian | Ozark | Report to Lieut. Col. J. K. Miller in Springfield that the E.M.M. has arrested Edward Porter of Taney County, and he has a suspicious story, as well as a pass given by the provost marshal of Lamar County, Texas | 12-11-1862 | F1386 | ||
| Cunningham, Josiah | Christian | Ozark | Pass for Bolen Reames to go home | ??-??-186? | F1256 | ||
| Decker, Geo | Christian | Ozark | Mrs. H. H. Buchanan of Louisville writes to St. Louis that she saw that Geo. Decker had been taken prisoner; was he her brother? | 07-01-1862 | F1298 | ||
| Dodge, I. C. | Christian | Ozark | Report that William Betterton belonged to a Home Guard and then a band of bushwhackers under Capt. Suttle, that he provided cattle to the rebel army and was visiting United States camps on a false oath, witnesses Jeff Tate, Rufus McCoy, William McCoy | 08-24-1862 | F1231 | ||
| Dodge, Isaac C. | Christian | Ozark | Report to T. A. Switzler that he has arrested Robert R. Stiles, purported Arkansas refugee, who was given a horse by Mr. Ham of Springfield, believes he is a spy as he isn't a scout, "at least not one of Uncle Sam's" | 08-14-1862 | F1270 | ||
| Dryden, | Christian | Compensation for corn | F1306 | ||||
| Dryden, J. W. | Christian | Ozark | Payment for cord | F1306 | |||
| Dye, William | Christian | Description of Person | 01-08-1862 | F1308 | |||
| Giddeon, Hiram | Christian | Bond of $1,000 | 10-08-1863 | F1325 | |||
| Gideon, James H. | Christian | Bond of $2,000 | 05-25-1863 | F1325 | |||
| Gideon, James H. | Christian | Parole | 05-25-1863 | F1325 | |||
| Harper, Sarah E. | Christian | Parole and letter from her asking permission to go south | 07-22-1863 | F1191 | |||
| Hayden, Granville; Hayden, R. P. | Christian | Recruiting Station: Springfield | F1896.8 | 48 | |||
| Hitchcock, W. A. | Christian | Ozark | Letter from Hitchcock presenting his application for a new position. Notes that he has two years experience in the railroad business and thinks this has given him knowledge of public service. | 11-14-1862 | F1473 | ||
| Hitchcock, William | Christian | Ozark | Letter from Col. B. Crabb recommending Hitchcock to a post under Col. N. P. Chipman. Says Hitchcock is a good worker and deserves a better position than what he has to give. | 11-14-1862 | F1473 | ||
| Howard, Dick; Howard, Francis C. | Christian | Recruiting Station: Springfield | F1896.8 | 79 | |||
| Hughes, William S. | Christian | Ozark | Testimony in case of Hughes killed by M.S.M. as prisoner | 09-05-1862 | F1147 | ||
| Hunt, John | Christian | Charges and specifications: habitual disloyal speech, swapping gun to rebel, running south at U.S. approach, threatening Union people, violating parole; confession | ??-??-186? | F1345 | |||
| Hunt, John | Christian | Parole of honor to report weekly in Springfield; must report to military commission in Springfield when called | 09-15-1862 | F1345 | |||
| Hunt, John | Christian | Statement: lives at Ozark; never belonged to any rebel group; is a conditional Union man, in favor of Jeff Davis; "I have talked a great deal." | 07-31-1862 | F1345 | |||
| Ingram, S. N. | Christian | Ingram and McCracken's Mill | Report on the report of Mrs. Lee concerning Doctor McHatten and Mr. Hankens disturbing the neighborhood while eating at her place, stopped on their way to Ozark | 05-31-1864 | F1369 | ||
| Inman, James; McDaniel, J.; Goodnight, W.; Smith, Braxton; Smith, J.; Turpin, Simpson; Turpin, Champon; Vaughn, G.; Davis, [unknown]; Mullius, Thomas; Willoughby, A.; Fullerton, R.; Thomson, Marion; Wisner, Mary; Lawing, Ellen; Hauks, Catharine; etal | Christian | Ozark | List of persons arrested and discharged at Ozark Provost Marshal office for August. Prisoners from Christian, Taney, Dallas Counties and Searcy County, Arkansas. 22 names. | 08-??-1862 | F1587 | 0681 | 2000 |
| Ivans, James | Christian | Letter claiming that William Handcock was with a band of guerrillas that took him prisoner, as well as William R. Watts, Harvy Fry, James Maupin, and Mangrum Gray, from whom a horse was stolen | 04-23-18?? | F1338 | |||
| Jackson, Martha; Smith, Emaline; Gibson, John A.; Morris, L. B.; Willard, S. T.; Clapp, Calvin; Wilks, Samuel | Christian | Ozark | List of prisoners discharged from Ozark. 22 names. | 09-??-1862 | F1588 | 0567 | 2292 |
| Jessup, Samuel; Jessup, Enoch | Christian | Recruiting Station: Springfield | F1896.8 | 80 | |||
| Jessup, Thomas W. | Christian | Oath; description: age 35, 5' 9", blue eyes, light hair | 01-06-1864 | F1347 | |||
| Johnson, George | Christian | Ozark | Statement of James Preston that he was to intercept strangers and suspicious persons traveling from Missouri to Arkansas. A chase ensued with three men. Johnson, one of the men, was shot and killed. | 09-05-1862 | F1348 | ||
| Jones, Franklin | Christian | Bond in the amount of $200. | 06-06-1864 | F1350 | |||
| Kirk, H. J. | Christian | Statement that he saw Doctor McHatten and Mr. Hankens eating at Mrs. Lee's, and that one had papers and letters in one pocket and newspapers in the other | 05-31-1864 | F1369 | |||
| Larkin, James H. | Christian | Parole | 12-18-1862 | F1479 | |||
| Larkin, William H. | Christian | Charges and specifications against Larkin. Larkin charged with violating the laws of civilized warfare for shooting at and stealing from, James A. Jackson, a loyal citizen. | N. D. | F1479 | |||
| Larkins, William H. | Christian | Copy of testimony of James Benniley. Testimony partially illegible. | 08-??-1862 | F1479 | |||
| Larkins, William H. | Christian | Oath of allegiance | 10-13-1862 | F1479 | |||
| Larkins, William H. | Christian | Statement of James A. Jackson partially illegible. Jackson states that Larkins came to his home on different occasions and stole guns from his home. | 07-19-1862 | F1479 | |||
| Larkins, William H. | Christian | Statement of James Benniley partially illegible. Benniley's statement regarding gunshots he heard and his interaction with Larkins when he inquired about what happened. Larkins said he shot Jackson. | 08-19-1862 | F1479 | |||
| Larkins, William H. | Christian | Statement of John H. Pettijohn illegible. | 08-26-1863 | F1479 | |||
| Lathrop, Armon | Christian | Bond in the amount of $1,000. | 05-09-1864 | F1480 | |||
| Lawing, William A. | Christian | Illegible | 07-22-1862 | F1479 | |||
| Lee | Christian | Mrs., statement that Doctor McHatten and Mr. Hankens demanded dinner from her and questioned the location of soldiers at Ingram and McCracken's Mill and in the area | 05-31-1864 | F1369 | |||
| Litterell, M. | Christian | Ozark | Document showing that Miss Litterell was charged with aiding the South, cooking food for Calvin Moore, going South after taking the oath and carrying news for the South. | 12-18-1862 | F1481 | ||
| Littrell, M. | Christian | Ozark | Document showing that Miss Litterell was charged with aiding the South, cooking food for Calvin Moore, going South after taking the oath and carrying news for the South. | N. D. | F1481 | ||
| Mack, John; Rainey, W. P.; Murphy, N.; Faught, L.; Hacock, Martin; Jackson, J.; Coleman, S.; Ward, W.; McCorkle, N.; Campbell, J.; Morrow, J.; Raynor, H.; Hollingworth, H.; Wilkerson, J.; and others | Christian | Petition from Greene County and Christian County citizens requesting that passes no longer be given to female relatives of known bushwhackers currently hiding out in Arkansas. 79 names. | 08-08-1864 | F1620 | 0132 | 11281 | |
| McHaffey, James D. | Christian | Ozark | Statement that he and William Lamb in disguise stopped at the house of Thomas Mullins and interviewed him of troop movement in the area, not complete | 08-05-1862 | F1369 | ||
| McLemmon, A. J. | Christian | Ozark | Bond, $1,000, arrested for giving aid to the enemy, security L. T. Ayres | 02-24-1863 | F1370 | ||
| McLemmon, A. J. | Christian | Ozark | Parole, age 36 | 01-24-1863 | F1370 | ||
| McLemore, A. J.; Williams, John; Leighton, [unknown] | Christian | Ozark | Letter regarding prisoners; McLemore of southern sympathies but only accused of talk; Williams charged with horse theft by Mrs. J. Leighton; Mrs. Leighton a secessionist | 12-27-1862 | F1591 | 0145 | 3186 |
| Moore, James C. | Christian | Citizen of Greene County, statement that he was a prisoner, released on oath, took to the brush to avoid working on the fortification, father is in the Confederate Army | 09-07-1862 | F1201 | |||
| Nance, Wright | Christian | Statement: never belonged to any independent company; went with Gunning to take guns from Union men; up Swan Creek and down Little Beaver Creek; took Elisha Hampton prisoner, to Forsyth; Gimlin might have been along | ??-??-186? | F1375 | |||
| Nance, Wright | Christian | Was pressed twice to go with company of armed men; stayed with Thomas Baker and Sam Lawrence; went to Forsyth; Mathew Adams and Hampton taken prisoner; Germany's (Gunnings?) company; prisoner ill, will be released on $2,000 bond until final examination | 07-22-1862 | F1375 | |||
| Nance, Wright | Christian | Witnesses Mathew Adams, Henry Walker, Edward Y. Vaughn, John Hill, Toliver Roberts, Thomas Pelham, Elisha Hampton, William J. Claton, Thomas Baker | ??-??-186? | F1375 | |||
| Parson, John | Christian | 2nd Wisconsin Cav. squad bringing prisoners from Forsyth to Springfield robbed Parson, good Union man, of nearly everything while family was gone; file notation: ordered to be arrested and sent to headquarters | 06-21-1862 | F1381 | |||
| Phenix, unknown | Christian | Letter from headquarters at Ozark post; Mrs. Phenix went to Springfield to get exchange for husband, captured by jayhawkers stealing under Confederate colors; it is a deception so that the party referred to by Mrs. Phenix may obtain freedom | 12-08-1862 | F1383 | |||
| Pierson, George | Christian | Oath and safeguard; physical description: age 49, 5' 10", hazel eyes, black hair | 10-28-1862 | F1383 | |||
| Pierson, George | Christian | Statement made at Springfield: never belonged to independent company, never took oath; will take oath but not take up arms to defend U.S. government; file notation: release on taking oath and send to work on fortifications | 10-28-1862 | F1383 | |||
| Pierson, George | Christian | Testimony against Pierson; statements by William J. Piland, Peter Howard who was a prisoner of rebels, John Nave and William Lord, who all said Pierson belonged to a company of southern men | 09-03-1862 | F1383 | |||
| Preston, James; Shipman, Hiram; Baker, James; Baker, James, Jr.; Johnson, Charles L.; Haycliff, William; Stewart, William; Keenin, Robert; Keltner, William; Keltner, Henry | Christian | Ozark | Those suspected of committing the murders of McDaniels, Morrow, and Morley, according to Stephen Link. | 01-19-1865 | F1630 | 0253 | 14318 |
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