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Missouri's Union Provost Marshal Papers: 1861 - 1866
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| Name | County | City | Subject | Date | Reel Number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alsup, J. P. | Greene | Springfield | Special Order No. 9 directing soldiers to Alsup's home in Dallas County. Soldiers to escort Alsup back to Springfield to appear before the Miliary Commission. | 04-06-1864 | F1216 |
| Alsup, J. P.; Wills, Alf; Corsey, C. | Greene | Springfield | Special Order No. 91. Summons served to Alsup in Dallas County and to Wills and Corsey in Polk County to appear before military commission. | 04-06-1864 | F1612 |
| Atkinson, T. C | Laclede | Bond; G. W. Atkinson and W. S. Marshal, Dallas County, securities; Atkinson arrested for giving aid and comfort to enemy; paroled to Webster, Wright, Laclede and Dallas Counties | N.D. | F1220 | |
| Cavin, William B. | Greene | Springfield | Statement of Cavin that he resides in Dallas County and took the oath in Buffalo, MO; never belonged to Southern army; was a Southern man, but had lived peacefully. Willing to take the oath again. | 07-23-1862 | F1140 |
| Cochran, John R.; Eaker, Freeling; Frazer, E. R.; Vance, Robert; Lampreicht, August; Lyle, Maston; Hawn, Alfred; Hufstuttler, Aaron; Sweesey, John L.; Kinder, John A.; Myers, Ephraim; Slaughter, John D.; O' Reilly, John A; Cooper, Kinion; etal | Bollinger | Petition requesting protection from about 700 robbers and murderers roaming area; several incidents, including raiding of Bollinger County courthouse, firing upon a scouting party near Jackson; states Dallas (now Marble Hill) is inhabited by rebels | 04-09-1862 | F1584 | |
| Cochran, John R.; Eaker, Freeling; Frazer, E. R.; Vance, Robert; Lampreicht, August; Lyle, Maston; Hawn, Alfred; Hufstuttler, Aaron; Sweesey, John L.; Kinder, John A.; Myers, Ephraim; Slaughter, John D.; O' Reilly, John A; Cooper, Kinion; etal | Cape Girardeau | Jackson | Petition requesting protection from about 700 robbers and murderers roaming area; several incidents, including raiding of Bollinger County courthouse, firing upon a scouting party near Jackson; states Dallas (now Marble Hill) is inhabited by rebels | 04-09-1862 | F1584 |
| Dallas, John B. | Cooper | Statement by William J. Cox, about 40, Cooper Co., who knew Dallas for 10 years: Dallas, prisoner in St. Louis, never said a word against the Union. William Briscoe mentioned. | n.d. | F1294 | |
| Dallas, John B. | Saint Louis | St. Louis | Returned to Capt. R. C. Allen with prisoner Dallas; named: R. J. Reilly, A. A. Sun----a, Dr. Steward; Dallas apparently to gain medical release | 05-17-1865 | F1294 |
| Etheridge, Matthew Daniel | Dallas | $2000 bond, Calvin Duckworth and William D. Hardison, sureties. Etheridge is restricted to Dallas and Hickory Counties. | 06-09-1862 | F1313 | |
| Haston, I. J. | Laclede | Swears ... grey mare.... stolen.... Dallas Co. She is now held by Johnston Craig. Stolen in Sept. 1864. [Much is illegible.] | n.d. | F1340 | |
| Hayden, William N. | Marion | Statement that he went to Livingston's camp with Richard Williams to get Mr. Dallas released, and found some men trying Mr. Wheat for being a spy and talked to Larkin Campbell about it | 04-26-1862 | F1482 | |
| Highfill, Benjamin | Greene | Springfield | Citizen of Dallas County, statement that he was never in the rebel army or a rebel camp, supports the old constitution | 07-28-1862 | F1192 |
| Highfill, Bennett | Greene | Springfield | Citizen of Dallas County, statement that he has never been in the rebel army or an independent company, never took the oath, supports the old constitution | 07-28-1862 | F1192 |
| Highfill, Jeremiah | Greene | Springfield | Citizen of Dallas County, statement that he never was in the rebel army or a rebel camp, supports the Federal Government, is willing to take the oath | 07-31-1862 | F1192 |
| Highfill, Jeremiah | Greene | Springfield | Citizen of Dallas County, statement that he never was in the rebel army, never took the oath but is willing to | 07-25-1862 | F1192 |
| Highfill, John B. | Greene | Springfield | Citizen of Dallas County, statement that he was never in the rebel army, never told anyone that Hugh Swift was a Unionist, but knew of his arrest by secessionists | 07-31-1862 | F1192 |
| Highfill, Martin M. J. | Greene | Springfield | Citizen of Dallas County, statement that he was never in the rebel army and never took the oath | 07-28-1862 | F1192 |
| Highfill, William M. | Greene | Springfield | Citizen of Dallas County, letter to Lieut. Dodge that he will be paroled to fill a bond of $2000 | 12-16-1862 | F1192 |
| 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 |
| Mayfield, A. W. | Greene | Springfield | Citizen of Dallas County, statement that he has never been in the Confederate Army, is loyal, and would like to take the oath | 07-31-1862 | F1155 |
| Mayfield, H. B. | Greene | Springfield | Citizen of Dallas County, has never been in the Confederate Army, arrested at home by Richardson's band, is willing to take the oath | 07-27-1862 | F1155 |
| Patrick, William K. | Saint Louis | St. Louis | Receipt for letters with money for Camp Morton prisoners: Elliott Son, R. Owens, Q. Wilson, W. Campbell, A. Allen, James Hunter, John Graham, John Holman, William Fletcher, Dallas Weldon, John Pr?, George Morris, Jasper Withat, William Tubbs, W. Bradshaw | 08-21-1863 | F1381 |
| Potter, W. H. | Greene | Springfield | Citizen of Dallas County, statement that he was never in the rebel army or an independent company, is willing to take the oath | 07-23-1862 | F1386 |
| Richardson, Robert P. | Cole | Jefferson City | Letter vouching for Judge Stephens of Cooper County as loyal and interested in the release of Mr. Dallas who was sent to St. Louis, and if the evidence he has will be worth presenting | 12-20-1862 | F1269 |
| Stanely, Albert S. | Greene | Springfield | Citizen of Buffalo, Dallas County, statement that he was with Price at Cassville, took the oath and gave $1000 bond, been working at Fort #1, arrested by men under Capt. Kelly, arrested for having enrolled as a sympathizer | 11-29-1862 | F1267 |
| Stewart, Jacob F. | Webster | Bond, $2000, arrested for aiding the enemy, limited to Webster and Dallas Counties, securities Isaac Miller and James M. Hay | 10-05-1862 | F1269 | |
| Tucker, Louis | Cole | Jefferson City | Oath of allegiance and physical description. Tucker is noted as being a resident of Dallas Co. | 04-11-1862 | F1407 |
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