Civil WarMissouri's Union Provost Marshal Papers: 1861 - 1866
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| Name | County | City | Subject | Date | Reel Number | Frame Number | File Number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brown, S. S. | Johnson | Oath of Allegiance | 02-25-1862 | F1286 | |||
| Budd, William J. | Johnson | Statement that he and his men were captured | 08-19-1862 | F1285 | |||
| Burgess | Johnson | Warrensburg | Evidence shows clearly the guilt of Mrs. Burgess in aiding and feeding Bushwhackers; Capt. Ferguson recommends she be sent out of district | 08-20-1864 | F1288 | ||
| Burgess, Henrietta | Johnson | Warrensburg | Sworn statement by Margaret Burk that Mrs. Burgess has been a violent rebel; aided Bushwhackers every way in her power | 08-17-1864 | F1288 | ||
| Burnett, J. T.; Thorpe, Charles; Murphy, C. H.; Darr, Joseph Jr. | Johnson | Warrensburg | Special Orders No. 12; by Assistant Adjutant General Burnett for the transport of Thorpe and Murphy to St. Louis to report to Provost Marshal Darr | 10-28-1864 | F1625 | 0180 | 12717 |
| Burnett, W.M. | Johnson | Warrensburg | Released from arrest and confinement | 12-28-1864 | F1289 | ||
| Burt, Frank G. | Johnson | Oath of Allegiance | 01-22-1862 | F1289 | |||
| Byler, John G. | Johnson | Oath of Allegiance | 07-26-1862 | F1290 | |||
| Caldwell, Benjamin F. | Johnson | Oath, given at Alton, IL | 05-12-1865 | F1291 | |||
| Caldwell, Joseph | Johnson | Warrensburg | Special order; residence of Caldwell been appropriated as pest house and hospital | 04-28-1864 | F1291 | ||
| Caldwell, William | Johnson | Warrensburg | Bond for importing and selling arms and ammunition to loyal persons | 04-07-1864 | F1291 | ||
| Calvert, N. H. | Johnson | Warrensburg | Receipt for $470 from Asst. Adj. Gen., assessed and collected from disloyal citizens of Lafayette County for losses of the Lexington Warrensburg Stage Co. from bushwhackers on Aug. 8, 13, 17, 1864 | 04-09-1865 | F1291 | ||
| Campbell, G. W.; Rains, John A.; Lawrence, Joseph | Johnson | Warrensburg | Special Orders 55 by Brig. Gen. E. B. Brown; one part amends Special Orders 20 and 22, regarding the collection of rent for houses abandoned by rebels; latter part of orders was in regard to possession of a horse | 07-15-1864 | F1617 | 0309 | 10515 |
| Campbell, James | Johnson | Bond in the amount of $2,000 | 10-14-1862 | F1185 | |||
| Campbell, James | Johnson | Oath | 10-14-1862 | F1185 | |||
| Carlew, Martin | Johnson | Warrensburg | Summons to James Maddon of Callaway County for him to appear before the Court Martial to give evidence in the case against Carlew. | 02-07-1865 | F1292 | ||
| Carmichael, Cathern J. | Johnson | Warrensburg | Carmichael's application for passes to Texas for herself and family. | 09-28-1863 | F1292 | ||
| Carmichael, Mrs. [?]; Sterling, Mrs. H. A.; McGown, Mrs. [?]; Murray, Mrs. [?]; Mitchell, Mrs. [?]; Davenport, Mrs. [?]; Lawrence, Mrs. [?]; Paustaton, Mrs. [?] | Johnson | Warrensburg | Notice that the Commanding General of the Department of the MO has granted permission for a group of women and their families to pass from Johnson Co, MO, to Texas. The women are to report in Fayetteville and Fort Smith and all other military posts. | 10-04-1863 | F1602 | 1016 | 6582 |
| Carpenter, [?] | Johnson | Warrensburg | Clarification from L. Whitney that he was seeking information about money paid in Warrensburg, not Sedalia, by blacks for a school. Referring to Carpenter's affidavit. | 04-04-1865 | F1293 | ||
| Carpenter, Rev. [?] | Johnson | Warrensburg | Letter from L. Whitney seeking the affidavit of Carpenter of Sedalia, MO, regarding knowledge of money paid by blacks of the area for the construction of a school. | 03-27-1865 | F1293 | ||
| Carroll, Dennis; Patrick, James M. | Johnson | Warrensburg | Request for records relating to Carroll and Patrick cases. Tried by military commission in Jefferson City in June 1863. | 04-29-1864 | F1612 | 0418 | 9285 1/2 |
| Catherwood, E. C. | Johnson | Warrensburg | Statement that the firm of A. W. Hall and Company of St. Louis has been circulating confidential portraits of rebel guerrillas anywhere on receipt of $5 | 02-25-1863 | F1336 | ||
| Catron, A. R.; Maddox, John; White, ?; Rosecrans, William S. | Johnson | Warrensburg | Letter by Catron to Lain requesting the subpoenas be sent to Catron, refers to Provost Marshal "does not amount to a dam", Transmittal of charges against White and notification that Maddox has been rearrested by Rosecrans order | 02-25-1864 | F1608 | 0951 | 8208 |
| Cavardin, Mrs. | Johnson | Warrensburg | Letter from R. L. Fergusan that Cavardin and daughters were arrested for feeding and harboring bushwhackers. Cavardin's son is a bushwhacker and her home is noted as a place of rest for bushwhackers. | 09-22-1864 | F1140 | ||
| Cecil, A. J.; Hackler, James; Robert, G. M.; Day, R. W.; Bodenhamer, J. T.; Tesson, Noah; Shumate, N. H.; Farr, J. H.; Cecil, J. W.; Taylor, William; Houchen, Abner C.; Cecil, Daniel; and others | Johnson | Cornelia | Committee report noting losses suffered at hands of bushwhackers | 06-13-1864 | F1616 | 0236 | 10160 |
| Chapman, Thomas | Johnson | Warrensburg | Statement that he used to belong to John B. Chapman of Johnson County and that a mule was stolen from him, now in the possession of Captain J. K. Shaw | 05-02-1865 | F1236 | ||
| Cheatham, D. J. | Johnson | Warrensburg | Oath of Allegiance | 03-11-1862 | F1186 | ||
| Christian, A. M. | Johnson | Warrensburg | Asking about Michael C. Clark | 07-14-1862 | F1238 | ||
| Christian, A. M. | Johnson | Warrensburg | Letter in care of wife and mother-in-law of Michael C. Clark, prisoner in St. Louis, regarding his state of affairs | 07-14-1862 | F1238 | ||
| Christian, A. M. | Johnson | Warrensburg | Must immediately settle his accounts as Secretary of the Board of Assessment | 03-17-1863 | F1186 | ||
| Christian, A. M. | Johnson | Warrrensburg | Parole of honor | 03-18-1863 | F1186 | ||
| Christian, A. W.; Reid, D. W.; Rogers, James S.; Pinkston, Yandel; Turley, James O.; McCarty, James; Wyland, Robert; Moody, W. B.; Caldwell, [unknown]; Ingells, Mollie A.; Silliman, C. O.; McCowan, [unknown]; Brinker, Sarah; etal | Johnson | Warrensburg | 23 testimonies regarding death of Dr. Turley, burning of homes, and shootings; reference to Special Order 27 issued from Department of Central Missouri at Jefferson City | 04-17-1862 | F1584 | 1015 | 1049 |
| Christian, F. M.; Harrison, Harvey; Courtney, Step | Johnson | Warrensburg | Reporting in compliance with order of Aug. 5, 1863 | 03-07-1864 | F1242 | ||
| Clark, Henry | Johnson | Oath of Allegiance | 01-16-1862 | F1238 | |||
| Clark, Henry | Johnson | Oath of Loyalty | 01-16-1862 | F1238 | |||
| Clark, Henry | Johnson | Statement that he was arrested, his mule confiscated to Sedalia, and then he was released. Southern sympathizer but not in either army | 01-20-1862 | F1238 | |||
| Clark, Logan | Johnson | Warrensburg | Statement that Rufus Ledbetter, arrested by Capt. Morton of the E.M.M. for feeding bushwhackers, should be paroled to Pettis County | 09-10-1864 | F1360 | ||
| Clay, William H.; Grear, Alexander | Johnson | Recruiting Station: Warrensberg | F1897.3 | 47 | |||
| Cleveland, William | Johnson | Warrensburg | $1,000 bond; arrested for assault and battery upon Jeff Adams, Negro | 04-04-1865 | F1239 | ||
| Cleveland, William | Johnson | Warrensburg | Bond | 04-04-1865 | F1239 | ||
| Cliphart, Thomas Barton | Johnson | Warrensburg | Statement that Johanna McMahan of Post Oak Township has fed and harbored bushwhackers | 08-13-1864 | F1370 | E 295 | |
| Cockraft, William | Johnson | Knobnoster | Statement that Mr. Cohn shot someone | 06-12-1864 | F1187 | ||
| Cohn, A. | Johnson | Warrensburg | Released from prison | 04-07-1864 | F1187 | ||
| Cole, August | Johnson | Warrensburg | Notice that Cole was being received as a prisoner. | 04-23-1864 | F1141 | ||
| Coleman, F. S. | Johnson | Oath | 06-18-1865 | F1141 | |||
| Coleman, F. S. | Johnson | Oath of Allegiance | 06-18-1863 | F1141 | |||
| Coleman, Francis S. | Johnson | Complaint of rash treatment received by his wife and daughter, Mollie, from Missouri Militia | 06-17-1865 | F1141 | |||
| Coleman, Mollie | Johnson | Statement describing bad treatment she and mother Anne received by Missouri Militia commanded by Captain Donahue of Dresden | 06-17-1865 | F1141 | |||
| Coleman, Mollie | Johnson | Statement of Coleman that men claiming to be from Missouri Militia came to her home and asked for dinner. Her ill mother said they didn't have enough food; men tore apart their home; found no food. | 06-17-1865 | F1141 | |||
| Coleman, Mollie | Johnson | Statement of Francis J. Coleman that while away from home on business, his wife and daughter (Mollie) received "rash treatment" from a group who claimed they were Missouri Militia. | 06-17-1865 | F1141 | |||
| Colier, William F. | Johnson | Warrensburg | U. S. vs Colier for violation of oath and forfeiture of bond. Statement of Benjamin M. Stewart that after Colier took oath, he still spoke against U. S. government and in favor of Confederacy. | 05-02-1863 | F1141 | ||
| Colier, William F.; Wallace, Hugh S.; Fickle, Patterson; Hill, Isaac J.; Smith, Samuel S.; Thomas, Ben F.; Harris, Perry; Foster, George R.; Murray, William; Harmen, James; Stuart, James; Wright, George; Ferguson, Pleasant; Duncan, Logan etal | Johnson | Vouchers of the Board of Commissioners of Johnson County. Ninety-five names on list. List comments on if the evidence against the individuals is good or not. | N. D. | F1660 | 0342 | 22194 | |
| Collins, [?] | Johnson | Warrensburg | Letter from I. B. Halloway stating that subpoenas were being issued for the case of Collins. Concerned that witnesses won't be able to make it by time of trial; would be justice to parole men. | 05-26-1864 | F1467 | ||
| Collins, Charles; Collins, Charles | Johnson | Recruiting Station: Warrensberg | F1897.3 | 46 | |||
| Collins, Emanuel; Collins, John; Collins, William; Ashmead, Charles H.; Hutton, John | Johnson | Warrensburg | Prisoners' petition for their trial to be heard in civil courts. Charged with stealing 17 head of cattle in St. Clair County. | 04-26-1864 | F1612 | 0887 | 9396 |
| Collins, John; Collings, Emanuel; Cummings, Daniel | Johnson | Warrensburg | Special Order No. 23. Release of prisoners. | 05-23-1864 | F1614 | 0303 | 9722 |
| Collins, John; Collins, Emanuel; Shepherd, Thomas | Johnson | Warrensburg | Letter regarding men charged with larceny; witnesses from Cedar County | 06-28-1864 | F1616 | 0611 | 10291 |
| Collins, William Francis; Collins, Charles T. | Johnson | Recruiting Station: Warrensberg | F1897.3 | 53 | |||
| Collins, William; Arlmeade, Charles; Hurd, John; Cohn, A. | Johnson | Warrensburg | Special Order No. 16. Release of Collins and Arlmeade. Hurd to be transferred to Warrensburg for trial. Arrest of Cohn, his bar closed, and his liquor and furniture seized. | 05-13-1864 | F1614 | 0291 | 9717 |
| Colvin, Robert | Johnson | Testimony in the case of David Baldwin vs. United States Government, that he saw Federal soldiers hauling timber off of Baldwin's land, and that Baldwin is a conservative Union man, which means he is for the government in Missouri | ??-??-186? | F1222 | |||
| Colwell, [uknown]; Gum, [unknown]; Ross, [uknown] | Johnson | Warrensburg | Letter transferring three prisoners from Warrensburg to Jefferson City for trial | 07-08-1861 | F1581 | 0359 | 43 |
| Compton, J. G. | Johnson | Statement that he knows of timber belonging to Patrick Holwell being cut and how much it should be worth | 07-08-1865 | F1476 | |||
| Conklen?, A. R. | Johnson | Warrensburg | Order to arrest Donham | 02-13-186? | F1303 | ||
| Conklin, A. R. | Johnson | Warrensburg | Asking about the progress of the claims of E.S. Taylor, a loyal citizen | 05-26-1865 | F1402 | ||
| Conklin, A. R. | Johnson | Warrensburg | Special Order 123 for Capt. Levi Ruggles to issue 30 days rations to Mrs. Francis J. Hollenback and three children, a soldier's family in destitute circumstances | 06-10-1864 | F1475 | ||
| Connor, William T. | Johnson | Oath | 03-03-1862 | F1468 | |||
| Cooper John E. | Johnson | Oath of Allegiance | 05-03-1865 | F1240 | |||
| Cooper, Benjamin | Johnson | Warrensburg | Statement that Rev. William Baker collected money from black people to build a school for the black community of Warrensburg but never did; Lists names of donators | 03-03-1865 | F1221 | ||
| Cooper, Daniel | Johnson | Oath of Allegiance | 02-01-1862 | F1240 | |||
| Cooper, Jefferson; Cooper, Johnson; Cooper, Owen | Johnson | Recruiting Station: Warrensberg | F1897.8 | 97 | |||
| Cooper, Jefferson; Cooper, Owen | Johnson | Recruiting Station: Warrensberg | F1897.3 | 27 | |||
| Cooper, Lewis; Cooper, Daniel | Johnson | Recruiting Station: Sedalia | F1896.7 | 48 | |||
| Cooper, Webter; Stapp, W. B.; Martin, James; Simms, John R.; Davis, G. B.; Clerk, Henry; Bell, James F.; Reader, Austin; Vandyke, Van B.; Prigmon, Thomas; France, T. L. | Johnson | Letter from Col. Richard D. Cutts requesting charges on file against prisoners (named) held at McDowell's College; seven are from Johnson County, MO, five are from Bates County, MO; reply included from Logan Clark, Sedalia; See also File 618 | 01-11-1862 | F1583 | 0049 | 466 | |
| Corrner, William J. | Johnson | Knobnoster | Statement that Mr. Cohn shot F. G. Weed | 06-12-1864 | F1187 | ||
| Cox, Amanda J.; Cole, Mary; Keeney, Susannah | Johnson | Warrensburg | Special Order 202, calling for rations to be sent to Mrs. Cox and her four children, Mrs. Cole, her husband and three children, and Mrs. Keeney, her mother and four children. | 09-20-1864 | F1622 | 0476 | 11942 |
