Civil WarMissouri's Union Provost Marshal Papers: 1861 - 1866
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| Name | County | City | Subject | Date | Reel Number | Frame Number | File Number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Allen, Littleton | Worth | Letter from J. W. Curry noting the legal land description of Thomas Williamson and Lewis Garett. Claims Allen had a horse, yoke, oxen, wagon and cattle stolen; hopes he is released from his bond. | 11-30-1863 | F1462 | |||
| Allen, Littleton | Worth | Petition from citizens of Worth County that Allen be released from the bonds of M. S. Williamson and Robert Williamson as the Provost Marshal seized and sold his personal property and he is loyal. | 11-23-1863 | F1462 | |||
| Benyon, J. | Worth | Oath of Allegiance | 01-22-1864 | F1230 | |||
| Bowers, Henry | Worth | Released from custody; transportation furnished to St. Joseph | 01-19-1864 | F1233 | |||
| Cary, E. W. | Worth | Smithton | Appointment of Eli G. Shaner as his attorney with authority to collect all sums due him for service to the state of Missouri | 05-17-1862 | F1488 | ||
| Collins, James | Worth | Parole of Collins, age 60. Required to report in person to headquarters in St. Joseph. | 06-27-1863 | F1467 | |||
| Combs, Andrew B. | Worth | Oath | 03-15-1862 | F1467 | |||
| Cowan, John S. | Worth | Letter from T. H. Collins, Smithton, enclosing evidence of Cowan's refusal to obey order suppressing certain newspapers in military district | 05-25-1863 | F1242 | |||
| Cowan, John S. | Worth | Oath | 06-04-1863 | F1242 | |||
| Cowan, John S. | Worth | Oath swearing to obey all military orders; parole granted to return home | 06-04-1863 | F1242 | |||
| Cowan, John S. | Worth | Statement of Lt. M. Pyle that when order delivered from provost to suppress rebel newspapers in district Cowan said he would not obey, was sworn to distribute all mails | 05-23-1863 | F1242 | |||
| Cowan, John S. | Worth | Statement that he questioned authority of Collins's order to abrogate his oath and bond as postmaster but obeyed it; suppressed papers have been stolen from office | 06-04-1863 | F1242 | |||
| Cowan, John S. | Worth | Lott's Grove | U.S. vs Cowan; file notations: postmaster at Lott's Grove; parole upon taking oath of allegiance and oath to obey all military orders | ??-??-186? | F1242 | ||
| Gibson, James | Worth | Bond of $1,000 | 09-19-1863 | F1325 | |||
| Gibson, James | Worth | Parole | 09-04-1863 | F1325 | |||
| Jones, M. J.; Jones, T. H. B.; Simmons, V. M.; Garrison, J. B.; King, John; Maupin, Perry; Hopewell, B. C.; Woodruff, D. C.; Mann, William; Dawson, C. R.; etal | Worth | Grants Hill | Petition for release on bond of the Jones men and Simmons; held as prisoners of war at Alton, IL; petition signed by 24 men | 06-20-1862 | F1585 | 0759 | 1281 |
| M. V. Cards and Company | Worth | Letter to the provost marshal of St. Joseph that W. L. Stevens of the firm Lamb and Stevens is a loyal citizen of Worth County | 05-06-1864 | F1269 | |||
| Mason, “old man” | Worth | County officials proposing he be made to post bond following his public comments. | 11-30-1863 | F1484 | |||
| Merrill, George | Worth | Hudson | By order of Gen. Merrill to the Provost Marshal General, to issue an order for the release of Willis Minor | 11-21-1862 | F1486 | ||
| Musick, John G. | Worth | File jacket notations: instructions to send Detective Davis to Worth County to investigate Musick selling contraband; evidence in Luke D. Platter vs. State of Missouri | 12-13-1864 | F1374 | |||
| Musick, John G. | Worth | File notation on letterhead envelope from Headquarters, District of North Missouri: United States vs Music, John G. | ??-??-186? | F1374 | |||
| Musick, John G. | Worth | File notation: copy of order by which Capt. Musick took the horse | ??-??-186? | F1374 | |||
| Musick, John G. | Worth | Musick's statement: followed order to take horse from Pickens; rode it to Chillicothe and traded it to Platter for fresh horse; no warranty of title given | 12-30-1864 | F1374 | |||
| Musick, John G. | Worth | Statement of Capt. J. L. Parson; Platter had horse for sale and referred him to Musick, who said title was good | 12-07-1864 | F1374 | |||
| Musick, John G. | Worth | Statement of Luke D. Platter, age 31, who has livery stable in Chillicothe; Musick, in E.M.M., traded him a contraband horse taken from Gordon | 12-07-1864 | F1374 | |||
| Musick, John G. | Worth | Transmittal letter from St. Joseph provost, enclosing Capt. Musick's statement, which led to provost taking possession of the horse | 01-03-1865 | F1374 | |||
| Shaner, Eli G. | Worth | Smithton | E. W. Cary appoints Mr. Shaner as his attorney | 05-17-1862 | F1400 | ||
| Simpson, Joseph; Hunter, H.; Hopewell, B. C. | Worth | General Order No. 3 and Special Order No. 351 appointing county board members | 07-31-1862 | F1586 | 0759 | 1738 | |
| Singleton, K. | Worth | Description of a rifle taken from him in Rochester by Captain Fox's squad of Worth County Militia | ? | F1261 |
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