Missouri's Union Provost Marshal Papers: 1861 - 1866
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| Name | County | City | Subject | Date | Reel Number | Frame Number | File Number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alexander, Henry; Garret, E. | Dade | Recruiting Station: Mt Vernon | F1895.10 | 121 | |||
| Allison, Joseph | Dade | Oath | 10-04-1862 | F1216 | |||
| Amos, John | Dade | Amos claims to be a loyal citizen and asks permission of the Government to remain at home. | 07-06-1864 | F1216 | |||
| Amos, William H. | Dade | Statement claiming that he voluntarily reported to take oath. Pledged to take up arms in support of United States government. | 10-29-1862 | F1216 | |||
| Amos, William W. | Dade | Statement claiming that he voluntarily reported; had been hiding for 6 weeks from Federals. Hadn't taken oath earlier because of fear. Was willing to take oath, but not to enroll in army. | 10-28-1862 | F1216 | |||
| Bailey, Franklin K. | Dade | Additional statement of whereabouts during service in Price's army | ??-??-18?? | F1464 | |||
| Bailey, Franklin K. | Dade | Oath | 10-05-1862 | F1464 | |||
| Bailey, Franklin K. | Dade | Parole | 10-05-1862 | F1464 | |||
| Bailey, Franklin K. | Dade | Statement of John Baker, Lawrence County, who raised Bailey, attesting to his veracity | 10-05-1862 | F1464 | |||
| Bailey, Franklin K. | Dade | Statement of service in southern army; arrest, offer to take oath | 08-27-1862 | F1464 | |||
| Baker, Robert B. | Dade | Greenfield | Statement of innocence to being in rebel army | 08-17-1862 | F1221 | ||
| Benders, Samuel | Dade | Melville | Letter to Maj. Switzler that a soldier of the 5th Kansas Volunteers left a horse with Mrs. Rice, and it ran off, and she agreed to keep it if found, that it was found, but Capt. Morgan took the horse against her wishes, had it branded, and refused payment | 09-24-1862 | F1390 | ||
| Bigley, James | Dade | Oath | 09/02/1862 | F1465 | |||
| Bishop, James; Bishop, Thomas J. | Dade | Recruiting Station: Springfield | F1896.8 | 95 | |||
| Bishop, Thomas | Dade | Statement that Levi Stark has always been a quiet and peaceable citizen | 08-21-1862 | F1267 | |||
| Blackburn | Dade | Charges that Blackburn was part of Coffee's Band and stealing horses | F1138 | ||||
| Boatman, Henry | Dade | Letter to provost marshal regarding Boatman (prisoner). Letter references St. Clair County. | 12/11/1862 | F1184 | |||
| Bowman, David | Dade | Bowman's statement regarding his arrest and reason for not taking the Oath of Allegiance | ? | F1233 | |||
| Bowman, David | Dade | Oath of Allegiance | 10/17/1862 | F1232 | |||
| Breedan, Preston | Dade | Statement concerning cattle found in his possession | 10-24-1864 | F1282 | |||
| Brown, John W. | Dade | Oath of Allegiance | 10-09-1862 | F1285 | |||
| Brutsche, J. D. | Dade | Charges and specifications against Samuel Hoover, disloyalty by saying he was a rebel | 08-01-1864 | F1476 | |||
| Burris, William | Dade | Greenfield | S.G. Appleby states that he was captured and while being held he noticed Wm. Burris, also a prisoner; states that he believes Burris was one of Coffee's men, sent as a spy | 08-02-1862 | F1289 | ||
| Carmack, H. P. | Dade | Statement that Captain Morris told Jacob H. Fannen (ing?) and himself to put David Clarkson family out of their home, but did not burn it | 08-27-1863 | F1238 | |||
| Carmack, H. P. | Dade | Sworn statement | 08-27-1863 | F1238 | |||
| Carmack, Hardin | Dade | Melville | Letter from Robert Cowan stating that if they send for Robert Mulkey of Dade County, they will get evidence against Carmack. | 02-10-1865 | F1292 | ||
| Carmack, Isaac | Dade | Oath of allegiance | 10-19-1862 | F1292 | |||
| Carmack, Isaac | Dade | Greenfield | Testimony of Mrs. Lucinda Smith, Carmack's daughter, regarding bushwhacker Isaac West, who was at Carmack's home. She told Matilda Carmack to take West food when he returned to the bush. | 05-20-1862 | F1292 | ||
| Carmack, Isaac | Dade | Greenfield | Two pages of testimony from Mrs. Arminda C. Smith regarding bushwhacker Isaac West. Made pies and took them to Carmack's house so they could be given to West. West asked her to get info for him. | 05-20-1864 | F1292 | ||
| Carmack, Isaac | Dade | Melville | Order that Carmack be released from custody by taking oath and agreeing to report to E.M.M. at Melville twice a month. | N. D. | F1292 | ||
| Carmack, James H. | Dade | Charges and Specifications. Carmack charged with stealing a mare from Hezekiah Ruth, a loyal citizen of Dade County. | N. D. | F1292 | |||
| Carmack, James H. | Dade | Melville | Letter from Jesse C. Kirby (?) regarding Carmack's theft of a horse belonging to a Union citizen. Carmack traded horse after stealing it; was arrested. Carmack released after paying for horse. | 01-25-1862 | F1292 | ||
| Clark, R. A. | Dade | Dadeville | Application for permit to sell ammunition in Dadeville | 04-18-1865 | F1238 | ||
| Clopton, R. G. | Dade | Melville | Special Order No. 147 allowing Clopton to sell and dispose of arms at Melville, MO | 06-10-1865 | F1239 | ||
| Coldwell, Thomas J. | Dade | Parole | 01-14-1863 | F1141 | |||
| Colenell, Thomas J. | Dade | Parole | 01-14-1863 | F1141 | |||
| Cotner, Joel | Dade | Abandoned farm south of Melville and taken up arms against U.S.; permit for James Riffee to use land for 1 year; 1/3 of crops go to U.S. quartermaster | 05-20-1865 | F1241 | |||
| Couch, Lindley | Dade | $2,000 bond; charged with giving aid and comfort to enemies; sureties W. B. Logan and Charles Hughes | 12-29-1862 | F1242 | |||
| Cowan, William L. A. | Dade | Oath | 10-09-1862 | F1242 | |||
| Cowan, William L. A. | Dade | Oath to report at Melville for enrollment; file notation: parole | 10-09-1862 | F1242 | |||
| Cowan, William L. A. | Dade | Took oath; never in rebel army; in co. of Union and Southern men to keep out jayhawkers and thieves at beginning of war; in favor of south but not rebellion; 32 yrs old; released to enroll at Melville | ??-??-186? | F1242 | |||
| Cox, John H. | Dade | Arrested Sept. 18, 1862; was working in field when bushwhackers came through pursued by Federals; when Federals fired he ran in fear then surrendered; file notation: paroled, must enroll in M.S.M. | 11-01-1862 | F1242 | |||
| Cox, John H. | Dade | Pledge of parole to report for enrollment and send papers to headquarters; given at Springfield | 11-01-1862 | F1242 | |||
| Crabtree, Lafayatt (sic) | Dade | Request to remain at home with wife and 2 children; loyalty attested to by William Clerass and William M. Holmes; file notation: granted | ??-??-186? | F1243 | |||
| Dale, Thomas | Dade | Melville | F. M. Ethridge of Co. K, 8 M.S.M. states that Dale had left his 40-acre farm and gone south. Joseph K. Witt and Henry Compton signed. | 03-23-1863 | F1294 | ||
| Davidson, David | Dade | Statement of Davidson that he was arrested at home. Said that Mr. James was there at the arrest and accused Davidson of knowing who shot at him (James). | 09-22-1862 | F1297 | |||
| Dollins, Francis | Dade | Oath of Allegiance | 10-29-1862 | F1303 | |||
| Dollins, Jane J. | Dade | Oath of Allegiance | 11-12-1862 | F1303 | |||
| Donley, O. P. | Dade | Dadeville | Requests pass to Sugar Creek | 08-25-1862 | F1299 | ||
| Edge, James; Edge, Martin D. | Dade | Recruiting Station: Springfield | F1896.8 | 34 | |||
| Epperson, Samuel | Dade | Sworn statement that he is worth $1,000 | 11-14-1862 | F1312 | |||
| Fanning, Jacob H. | Dade | 1-page petition by Dade countians, seeking pardon of Fanning | n.d. | F1314 | |||
| Fanning, Jacob H. | Dade | 2-page petition by Dade countians, seeking pardon of Fanning | n.d. | F1314 | |||
| Fanning, Jacob H. | Dade | 4-page petition by Dade countians, seeking pardon of Fanning, “a good citizen and good soldier” who killed in the heat of the moment | n.d. | F1314 | |||
| Farmer, William H. | Dade | Parole. Farmer is 33. The signature Isaac Dodge appears. | 11-17-1862 | F1314 | |||
| Finley, Benjamin F. | Dade | Parole | 11-19-1862 | F1317 | |||
| Finley, William C. | Dade | Parole | 12-06-1862 | F1317 | |||
| Freedle, [unknown]; Hulstone, [unknown] | Dade | Letter sent to Springfield, MO regarding orders to send named men | 12-17-1862 | F1591 | 0753 | 3336 | |
| Garrett, John; Garret, E. T. | Dade | Recruiting Station: Springfield | F1896.8 | 35 | |||
| Greene, P. H. | Dade | Statement of Capt. John H. Howard; Greene loyal, living on land of Thomas Dale, a rebel who left with Price in 1862; Gen. Holland gave permission; Greene should pay rent and have written lease | 02-20-1865 | F1332 | |||
| Hacklemo, Thomas; Conway, D. H.; Smith, Samuel; Montgomery, William; Ross, John E.; Jackson, James; Dunegan, Francis; Hartley, James; Fox, Thomas A.; and others | Dade | Greenfield | Cover letter and list of names of influential men in Cedar County; gives name, occupation, post office, political views, and remarks | 05-28-1864 | F1648 | 0839 | 18961 |
| Haire, Thomas J. | Dade | Haire's statement that he belonged to southern army; served 16 days and was discharged; went to brother's home for three weeks; was arrested on way to Cedar County; willing to take oath and give bond | 11-10-1862 | F1190 | |||
| Haire, Thomas J. | Dade | Paroled to work on fort until further orders; (age, 29) | 11-10-1862 | F1190 | |||
| Hall, William P. | Dade | Polk Township | Charges and Specifications: Violation of the Laws and Customs of War in that he belonged to guerrillas known as Leslie's Company and stole guns owned by S. A. Harshbarger | 06-21-1862 | F1336 | ||
| Harralson, James | Dade | His statement, arrested for not enrolling in E.M.M. | 10-18-1862 | F1191 | |||
| Harris, Samuel | Dade | Greenfield | Oath of Allegiance and Parole, with physical description | 10-26-1862 | F1191 | ||
| Harris, Thomas J. | Dade | Oath of Allegiance | 10-09-1862 | F1191 | |||
| Hastings, Virginia; Hooper, Lavinia; Dickey, Elizabeth; Lassly, Mary Jane; and others | Dade | Greenfield | Women wish to move south; all their friends were in the south, and if they moved there, they would be able to get support | 09-01-1863 | F1654 | 1076 | 20380 |
| Henry, Ephram | Dade | Oath of allegiance and physical description | 09-08-1862 | F1471 | |||
| Henry, Ephram | Dade | Statement of Henry almost entirely illegible. States he never took the oath of allegiance. | 09-08-1862 | F1471 | |||
| Herrons, John | Dade | Statement concerning cattle found in his possession | 10-24-1864 | F1282 | |||
| Hoover, William C. | Dade | Statement that he was discharged from the Confederate Army, joined the Mellville Militia, was taken prisoner by rebels, escaped, surrendered and sent to Springfield, willing to take the oath | 11-12-1862 | F1476 | |||
| Hopper, William H. | Dade | Oath of Allegiance | 03-29-1864 | F1476 | |||
| Hover, William C. | Dade | Oath | 11-12-1862 | F1343 | |||
| Huffman, W. | Dade | Evidence against Huffman. Refers to members of guerrilla bands and says is was best to arrest Huffman. | ??-??-1863 | F1146 |
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