Civil WarMissouri's Union Provost Marshal Papers: 1861 - 1866
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| Name | County | City | Subject | Date | Reel Number | Frame Number | File Number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Nebraska Infantry | Miller | Hickory Hill | Letter from Susan A. Miller to "cousin Frank." Miller says she is attaching a list of items taken from her along with the values of the items. Asks Frank to take the list to the Provost Marshal to have the matter handled. | 10-26-1863 | F1605 | 0851 | 7396 |
| 1st Nebraska Infantry | Miller | Hickory Hill | List of articles taken from Susan A. Miller by members of the 1st Nebraska Infantry. | 10-26-1863 | F1605 | 0849 | 7396 |
| 1st Nebraska Infantry | Miller | Tuscumbia | Letter from William Matthews asking Ed King to present the claim of Matthews and James Johnston against the 1st Nebraska Infantry. The Infantry took 1,200 pounds of hay, killed hogs, cattle and sheep all without paying for them. The men also plundered. | 10-21-1863 | F1605 | 0828 | 7396 |
| 1st Nebraska Infantry | Miller | Tuscumbia | Note showing that 2 mares, bridles and saddles were received of James Johnson which were used for the patrol of the 1st Nebraska Infantry. | 10-19-1863 | F1605 | 0827 | 7396 |
| Adcock, Joseph S. | Miller | Violation of loyalty oath | 1863/05 | F1215 | |||
| Alfred, George; McKinney, M. | Miller | Recruiting Station: Jefferson City | F1894.6 | 37 | |||
| Allen, Elias | Miller | Oakhurst | Parole | 11-22-1862 | F1462 | ||
| Allen, Elias; Gardner, Paulding; Gardner, Allen | Miller | Tuscumbia | List of prisoners. | 10-09-1862 | F1589 | 1126 | 2679 |
| Allen, Granville | Miller | Statement of Allen regarding his understanding of the bond he gave before Colonel McClurg in November 1861. | 06-22-1863 | F1462 | |||
| Allen, Granville | Miller | United States vs. Allen, charged with breaking his bond given for his future loyalty. Samuel B. Stuart stated that Allen harbored rebels and gave them food and information about Union troops. | 04-14-1863 | F1462 | |||
| Allen, S.; Davis, S.; Wood, George V.; Vaughn, Thomas B.; Harrison, James J.; Reed, David; Cobin, Alexander; Wyrack, Robert; Hale, F.; Bilyen, Andrew; Hickey, Granor; Wykoff, J.; Goppin, Gilbert; Fulkerson, John L.; Etter, Daniel; Reed, Daniel; and others | Miller | Tuscumbia | Tri-monthly report of oaths administered and bonds filed. | 10-20-1862 | F1589 | 0151 | 2431 |
| Allen, Stephen | Miller | Oath | 02-24-1862 | F1462 | |||
| Anthony, James; Jesse, Louisa | Miller | Recruiting Station: Tipton | F1896.11 | 82 | |||
| Armstrong, Francis M. | Miller | Now Under sentence and sent to St. Louis for safe keeping; pending decision in his case | 07-25-`863 | F1218 | |||
| Atkinson, Daniel R. | Miller | Bond | 10-28-1862 | F1220 | |||
| Atkinson, Daniel R. | Miller | Oath | 10-28-1862 | F1220 | |||
| Babcock, Thomas | Miller | Required to report to give testimony | 06-06-1863 | F1284 | |||
| Babcock, Thomas J. | Miller | File cover notation: Babcock and two others appointed commissioners to collect on bonds forfeited, should continue their work and advertise to sell June 22; treatment of loyal citizens outrageously bad | 06-15-1863 | F1463 | |||
| Babcock, Thomas J. | Miller | Letter from Dr. A. P. Mizdorf regarding Babcock's loyalty | 06-13-1863 | F1463 | |||
| Babcock, Thomas J. | Miller | Letter from Thomas Scott, representative and member of convention, regarding Babcock's loyalty | 06-17-1863 | F1463 | |||
| Babcock, Thomas J. | Miller | Loyal men of Miller Co. request that Babcock not be removed from military commission; disregard statements by Daniel Cummings and Hackney | 06-12-1863 | F1463 | |||
| Babcock, Thomas J. | Miller | Military telegraph: Babcock and two others appointed commissioners to collect on bonds forfeited, should continue their work and advertise to sell June 22; treatment of loyal citizens outrageously bad | 06-15-1863 | F1463 | |||
| Babcock, Thomas J. | Miller | Statement from men of Miller County recommending Babcock | 06-12-1863 | F1463 | |||
| Babcock, Thomas J. | Miller | Statement that Joseph M. Bell of Miller County joined with guerrillas under Crabtree | 06-09-1863 | F1229 | |||
| Babcock, Thomas J. | Miller | William Dixon charged with breaking bond | 05-26-1863 | F1302 | |||
| Babcock, Thomas J. | Miller | Tuscumbia | Letter from Daniel Cummings that he has rented a store building to Capt. Hackney but Babcok has possession of keys and papers | 06-07-1863 | F1463 | ||
| Babcocke, Thomas J. | Miller | Tuscumbia | Statement concerning Burnett Lewright violating his bond, illegible | ??-??-186? | F1362 | ||
| Babcoke, Thomas F. | Miller | Statement that James M. Richardson has concealed and destroyed powder since he took the oath | 12-13-1862 | F1390 | |||
| Babcoke, Thomas J. | Miller | Statement that he arrested James M. Richardson for concealing powder and destroying it in a creek, which was located by his slave | 04-02-1863 | F1390 | |||
| Babcoke, Thomas J.; Cummings, Daniel; Cowburn, James; Banker, Milton; Starling, L. D.; Ralston, J. A. J.; Crocker, J. B.; Gilleland, J. L.; Spalding, T. J.; Adkinson, J. M.; Roach, Yancy; and others | Miller | Tuscumbia | Letter endorsing Babcoke, denouncing Cummings; signed by 20 citizens | 06-12-1862 | F1585 | 0757 | 1280 |
| Barnett, Riley | Miller | Prisoner being sent with Rufus Phillips; just returned from rebel army; was plundering locally; witnesses J. K. Hall, Maston Warnell | 11-12-1861 | F1383 | |||
| Barton, John; Dobson, Thomas; Shelton, James; Reed, Barnebas; Negeiff, Marion; McCaslin, James; Reed, John; Reed, James P.; Davidson, John; Jones, Mark; Wilson, Jesse; Hall, F. G.; Woods, Benjamin; Weitz, John; Palmer, Charles C.; Martin, John; and others | Miller | Tuscumbia | Report of sale of 12 contraband horses; gives description of animal, from whom it was taken, purchaser, and amount paid | 02-07-1863 | F1593 | 0833 | 3800 |
| Bass, J. | Miller | Charges and Specifications against him | F1225 | ||||
| Bass, J. | Miller | Summoned for testimony in trial of Elisha Ellis | 03-01-1865 | F1225 | |||
| Bass, Tolbird | Miller | Bond of Henry Brockman was taken by rebels | F1284 | ||||
| Bass, Tolbird | Miller | Tuscumbia | Statement that while he was the Deputy Provost Marshal, he took a bond of James M. Richardson for $2000 for his future loyalty, and the bond was captured by armed rebels and hasn’t been returned | 03-25-1862 | F1390 | ||
| Bass, Tolliard | Miller | Example of the bond he made disloyal people fill out in Miller County when he was deputy provost marshal, witness John P. M. Cuhlin | 03-25-1863 | F1659 | 0724 | 21915 | |
| Bass, Tollind | Miller | Tuscumbia | Sending a man that is a violent secessionist | 04-09-1862 | F1402 | ||
| Bell, John C.; Logg, John R.; Derby, D. G.; Pointing, George; Robbertson, William; Moore, D. L. B.; Elliott, William; Murphy, Henry O.; Elliott, Hubert; Dutcher, Levi; Kelsay, James; Smith, William H.; Dutcher, Reuben; Brown, A. K.; Dutcher, William | Miller | Citizens of Miller, Cole and Moniteau Counties, petition to Gov. Gamble for James M. Richardson, banished to Illinois for destroying powder, requests the sentence of banishment be revoked, 100 signatures | 11-18-1863 | F1390 | E 196 | ||
| Belshe, Madison H. | Miller | Hickory Hill | Letter stating that Price's thieves stole his horse, saddle, money and shot gun, also gives information on neighbors' political sentiments | 11-23-1864 | F1229 | ||
| Belshe, Madison H. | Miller | Hickory Hill | Receipt of two horses taken during the late raid | 10-22-1864 | F1229 | ||
| Belsher, R. F. | Miller | Oath not to sell liquor to soldiers or anyone unloyal | 10-30-1862 | F1229 | |||
| Biggerstaff, Thomas H. | Miller | Tuscumbia | Oath of allegiance | F1465 | |||
| Bilgen, Henry | Miller | Statement in the case of Calvin Berry regarding a woman staying with him, mostly illegible | 05-26-1863 | F1231 | |||
| Bilyeu, Andrew | Miller | Prisoner being sent with Rufus Phillips; arrested with band of 5 others, his father killed; he escaped; has been plundering; witnesses William Salsman, John Martin, James S. Watson, George Martin | 11-12-1861 | F1383 | |||
| Bodine, James | Miller | Oath of Loyalty | 01/25/1864 | F1184 | |||
| Bond, Isaac | Miller | Oath, bond and permit to sell liquor | 04/16/1863 | F1232 | |||
| Bond, Joseph | Miller | Statement by Bond that rebel soldiers took a mare from him | 10/11/1864 | F1232 | |||
| Bond, Ruth | Miller | Statement on envelope, has never seen or fed bushwhackers, her father is dead, her mother and sister, Sarah, are Union and brother is in the 6th Missouri Infantry, doesn't know why she was arrested except for something put forth by Mrs. Jenkins | 11-01-1864 | F1611 | 0208 | 8987 | |
| Bond, Sarah A. | Miller | Hickory Hill | Statement by Henry Jenkins against Sarah Bond. Said she "fed bushwhackers and would do so again in spite of hell." | 00/00/0000 | F1232 | ||
| Bond, Simeon H. | Miller | Pleasant | Oath of Allegiance | 09/25/1862 | F1232 | ||
| Brazier, Abraham | Miller | Oath of Allegiance | 12-18-1863 | F1282 | |||
| Brockman, James M. | Miller | Brockman a stock trader, wants to go to Louisiana to collect his money; was on way to take oath when arrested | N.D. | F1463 | |||
| Brockman, James M. | Miller | Oath | 12-27-1862 | F1463 | |||
| Brockman, James M. | Miller | Tuscumbia | Parole | 12-23-1862 | F1463 | ||
| Brockman, John | Miller | $1000 bond for aiding enemies | 10-25-1862 | F1284 | |||
| Brockman, John | Miller | Oath of Allegiance | 10-25-1862 | F1284 | |||
| Brockman, John | Miller | Obligation of loyalty | 10-30-1861 | F1284 | |||
| Brockman, John; Burnett, Eli; Burnett, Ruben; Marten, Daniel; Marten, Samuel | Miller | United States v. John Brockman. Depositions from Daniel and Samuel Marten against Eli and Ruben Burnett. | 05-16-1863 | F1597 | 0272 | 4872 | |
| Brown, Laylos | Miller | Tuscumbia | Statement that Joseph M. Bell escaped from guard at Tuscumbia and identifies him as the man in Captain John S. Minick's custody | 02-09-1863 | F1229 | ||
| Brunley, W. C. | Miller | Tuscumbia | Descriptive list (not readable) | 02-08-1865 | F1286 | ||
| Bunker, Milton | Miller | Petition to the supervisor of confiscated/contraband property signed by 84 men; Bunker stood security for James Wadley who is charged with violating bond; obligation will leave Bunker without a cent | ? | F1288 | |||
| Burnett, Eli | Miller | Bond ($1,000) | 10-14-1862 | F1289 | |||
| Burnett, Eli | Miller | John D. Wadley states he is acquainted with Burnett whom he saw in a company of 20 men (some armed) heading south; Burnett returned later and gave himself up; still thoroughly favors south | 03-26-1863 | F1289 | |||
| Burnett, Ely | Miller | Wm. McComes states he is acquainted with Burnett, that he is a noted rebel and that he gave bond for his future loyalty; discusses return of horse (broken bond) | 05-21-1863 | F1289 | |||
| Burnett, Rueben | Miller | Statement refers to feeding rebels (difficult to read) | ? | F1289 | |||
| Burress, Burrell G. | Miller | Parole and bond ($1,000) | 11-29-1862 | F1289 | |||
| Busick, Leroy | Miller | Testifying that Charles Cooper was really loyal | 12-05-1864 | F1240 | |||
| Buster, David; Hinds, Jane | Miller | Recruiting Station: Jefferson City | F1894.6 | 56 | |||
| Caldwell, Reuben | Miller | Prisoner being sent with Rufus Phillips; has been in rebel army; was plundering locally; witness John K. Hall | 11-12-1861 | F1383 | |||
| Caldwell, William F. | Miller | Charges and Specifications; charged with violating oath by joining Crabtree's band of insurgents, guerrillas and robbers acting in Cole and Miller Counties | 08-31-1862 | F1291 | |||
| Capp, Captain Jacob | Miller | Tuscumbia | Letter from Capp to J. H. Hammond requesting information on Cyrus McClarty. Capp refers to contraband goods taken from McClarty. Also asks about rebels who had previously taken oath. | 01-09-1862 | F1292 | ||
| Clark, George | Miller | Tuscumbia | Statement that he found a horse near Pleasant Mount, Miller County and believes it to have been stolen by guerrillas | 01-13-1863 | F1237 | ||
| Cole, Leonard | Miller | Description | F1141 | ||||
| Combs, James W.; Hite, James | Miller | Recruiting Station: Rolla | F1896.4 | 11 |
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