Civil WarMissouri's Union Provost Marshal Papers: 1861 - 1866
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| Name | County | City | Subject | Date | Reel Number | Frame Number | File Number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Colvin, James E. G. | Pike | Report of Colvin to the Provost Marshal in accordance with this parole. Notes that his health is somewhat improving, but he is quite weak and feeble. | 06-24-1863 | F1467 | |||
| Colvin, James E. G. | Pike | Report of Colvin to the Provost Marshal in accordance with this parole. Notes there has not yet been any frost to hurt the tobacco. | 09-26-1863 | F1467 | |||
| Colvin, James E. G. | Pike | Report of Colvin to the Provost Marshal in accordance with this parole. Says that he is not well, although he is improving. Notes he has nothing else of interest to write about. | 07-16-1863 | F1467 | |||
| Compton, John B. | Pike | Ashley | Statement of Compton that Captain Owens took from his stable, 700-800 bundles of feed and some corn and refused to give him a receipt for it. | 04-18-1862 | F1467 | ||
| Compton, John B. | Pike | Louisiana | Letter stating that enclosed is all of the information regarding the investigation against Captain Owens. | 04-28-1862 | F1467 | ||
| Cook, John | Pike | About Cook's--a prisoner--serving with the Rebel Capt. West | 11-21-1864 | F1240 | |||
| Corbitt, Samuel | Pike | Claim for theft by guerrillas who took him prisoner and proceeded to attack town of Ashley; file notation: this claim of $130.50 allowed by the committee | 12-09-1862 | F1241 | |||
| Cotrell, John | Pike | Oath | 04-24-1865 | F1241 | |||
| Cotrell, John | Pike | Louisiana | Request of George W. Anderson that case be given early investigation | 04-11-1865 | F1241 | ||
| Cotrell, John | Pike | Louisiana | Special Order No. 62 to arrest Cotrell and turn him over at Macon City | 01-24-1865 | F1241 | ||
| Cotrell, John | Pike | Louisiana | Transmittal of Special Order No. 62 | 01-25-1865 | F1241 | ||
| Cotrell, John | Pike | Louisiana | Wife Mary Ann requests action in imprisoned husband's case; conscripted into rebel army in AR; escaped to MO and reported to provost; now in Macon prison; file notation: insufficient evidence, released | 04-11-1865 | F1241 | ||
| Cotterall, John | Pike | Special Order No. 59 to arrest and deliver; claims conscription into rebel army fall 1864; now staying at Austin McGasey's (see also John Cotrell, Pike County) | 01-03-1865 | F1241 | |||
| Crider, Dayton | Pike | Louisiana | Letter from P. Draper, Deputy Provost Marshal, to Col. Broadhead, St. Louis, stating that Capt. Allison arrested Crider and sent him to St. Louis; Draper took depositions | 11-12-1863 | F1244 | ||
| Crider, Dayton | Pike | Louisiana | Statement by Henry S. Noell that Crider bitterly denounced Lincoln and government, pulled a revolver and declared it was for Union men | 09-23-1863 | F1244 | ||
| Crider, Dayton | Pike | Louisiana | Statement by Thomas Ficklin that Crider denounced Lincoln as a perjured traitor, said he would shoot Union men, said he had been called a rebel but he was a Democrat | 09-25-1863 | F1244 | ||
| Crider, Dayton | Pike | Louisiana | Statement of Moses H. Clare re: disloyal language; file notation: released 11/5/63 on oath $3,000 bond | 09-25-1863 | F1244 | ||
| Crider, Dayton | Pike | Louisiana | Statement of Sarah E. Herring, wife of Capt. George L. Herring, 3rd Cav., M.S.M. re: Crider's disloyal language; he also said 3,000 rebellion men were training in IL | 10-09-1863 | F1244 | ||
| Crow, Calvin; Lovelace, Newton | Pike | Crow's statement related to the arrest and death of Lovelace, a bushwhacker with Capt. Pulliam's group. | 01-30-1865 | F1630 | 0330 | 14338 | |
| Cummins and Meloun | Pike | Louisiana | States that they and Miller established a Union newspaper with Monaghan | 05-05-1863 | F1158 | ||
| Dameron, Daniel; Dameron, William | Pike | Recruiting Station: Warrenton | F1897.4 | 3 | |||
| Darneley, Ben; Johnson, Joseph W. | Pike | Recruiting Station: Wellsville | F1897.6 | 14 | |||
| Davenport, William; Lindsay, James; Lindsay, John | Pike | Louisiana | Davenport's statement that he never knew James Lindsay and John Lindsay until he was employed to guard them as prisoners in the Louisiana calaboose; Lindsay's attempt to bribe Davenport promising to pay him $12,000 for his release from jail | 01-12-1865 | F1607 | 0685 | 7901 |
| David, Markey R. | Pike | Louisiana | Letter requesting charity. Explains that he is crippled, has a wife and four children. His home was robbed and his family lost everything. Letter lists his name as David R. Markey. | 03-23-1863 | F1295 | ||
| Dawson, William C. | Pike | Louisiana | Letter from J. B. Henderson stating that Dawson is a preacher from Pike County. Notes Dawson was arrested and released under oath and bond. Dawson wants the limits of his parole extended. | 03-14-1864 | F1297 | ||
| Debold, Frank | Pike | Special Order 139 to release Debold of St. Louis County on oath and bond. | 06-18-1864 | F1298 | |||
| Donaldson, W.; Penn, Paul; Hobson, J. W.; Noel, [unknown]; McFarland, [unknown] | Pike | Louisiana | General correspondence letter covering various topics; gives news of different persons, etc. | 02-12-1865 | F1632 | 0621 | 14992 |
| Donaldson, William | Pike | Louisiana | Asks to be informed of the details of the job of detective | 03-09-1864 | F1303 | ||
| Donaldson, William; Douglass, William | Pike | Louisiana | Request for return of government horses. | 08-25-1864 | F1620 | 0541 | 11411 |
| Dorsey, George | Pike | Statement against Sheridan Dorsey | 08-06-1864 | F1304 | |||
| Dorsey, Thomas; Dorsey, Caleb | Pike | Recruiting Station: Benton Barracks | F1897.8 | 160 | |||
| Dowell, Elias | Pike | Confession that he was wilth Porter for one week | F1305 | ||||
| Dowell, John F. | Pike | Oath of Allegiance | 04-22-1862 | F1305 | |||
| Draper, Dan M. | Pike | Louisiana | The papers in the recipient's case (James M. Forman) were forwarded to the Adj. Gen. of St. Joseph | 08-24-1864 | F1321 | ||
| Draper, Edwin | Pike | Louisiana | Letter to Rev. David McAnally stating the reasons why he can no longer read his newspaper, The St. Louis Christian Advocate, due to its secession policies | 02-25-1861 | F1155 | ||
| Draper, Edwin | Pike | Louisiana | Petition | F1306 | |||
| Draper, Edwin | Pike | Louisiana | Petition to intervene against cruelty of owners toward slaves who enlist | F1306 | |||
| Draper, Edwin | Pike | Louisiana | Request for additional Provost Marshal assistance to handle slave enlistment (rec. P. Draper) | F1306 | |||
| Draper, Edwin | Pike | Louisiana | Slave unrest relative to enlistment. suggest AVE Johnston as Major for colored troops | F1306 | |||
| Draper, Henry; Kerr, William | Pike | Ashley | Letter from H. C. Draper regarding a red roan mare which a bushwhacker was caught riding. The mare was given to Mrs. Draper in exchange for another horse. Later, Joseph Talton claimed the mare had been stolen from him by rebels. | 09-19-1864 | F1622 | 1157 | 12132 |
| Draper, P. | Pike | Louisana | Bond forfeiture | F1306 | |||
| Draper, P. | Pike | Louisana | List of parties who joined rebels | F1306 | |||
| Draper, P. | Pike | Louisiana | Bond forfeiture deposition | F1306 | |||
| Draper, P. | Pike | Louisiana | Demands of loyal farmers for ammunition to shoot squirrels and rebels | F1306 | |||
| Draper, P. | Pike | Louisiana | Report that William Lawson, also called James Lawson, is a proclaimed rebel and has moved to Troy | 04-06-1864 | F1153 | ||
| Draper, P.; Johnson, Columbus; Tucker, John; Myers, Samuel W. | Pike | Louisiana | Letter from P. Draper concerning ammunition at E. B. Carroll and Company in Clarksville. | 08-18-1864 | F1620 | 0786 | 11486 |
| Draper, P.; Kayser, ?; Lagare, ?; Howard, Lawson H. | Pike | Louisiana | Two-page letter by Fourth District Assessor Draper to Assistant Provost Marshal Kayser at St. Louis; reports Miss Lagare is operating a smuggling ring at Clarksville; recommends hiring Howard as a detective | 10-29-1864 | F1625 | 0594 | 12786 |
| Draper, P.; Sayre, H. B.; Lindsay, James T. | Pike | Louisiana | Philander Draper , 4th District Assessor to H. B. Sayre, Assistant Provost Marshal at Mexico; transmittal of statement by James T. Lindsay and synopsis of depositions taken, reference to rebel camp 5-6 miles west of Philadelphia, Monroe County | 12-23-1864 | F1607 | 0702 | 7901 |
| Draper, Philander; McPike, Aaron; Meriweather, George D.; Tribble, John L.; Wells, Lemuel W. | Pike | Bowling Green | Appointed members of the Committee of Public Safety; Meriweather, Wells, and Tribble declined to serve on the committee | 08-05-1861 | F1581 | 0465 | 71 |
| Draper?, P. | Pike | Louisiana | Letter to Capt.J.D. Droiguh? about a letter from Jas Monaghan to Dr. Alex Sharp? | 05-23-1863 | F1158 | ||
| Draper?, P. | Pike | Louisiana | Letter to Lt. Col. F. A. Dick enclosing Dr. Alex Sharp's letter | 05-31-1863 | F1158 | ||
| Dyer, D. P. | Pike | Louisiana | Encloses affidavite in the case of Jas Monaghan | 05-?-1863 | F1158 | ||
| Dyer, D. P. | Pike | Louisiana | Request to be placed in charge of raising one of seven regiments of "one hundred day men" out of the state militia force for northeast Missouri | 07-27-1864 | F1308 | ||
| Dyer, D. P. | Pike | St. Charles | Heard of James Monaghan's parole and is requesting that he be sent to Pennsylvania | 06-03-1863 | F1158 | ||
| Dyer, D. P. ; et.al. | Pike | Louisiana | Asking permission for Wm. R. Hardese? To go to MA | 08-12-1862 | F1145 | ||
| Dyer, David P. | Pike | Louisiana | Bill claimed for services as Assistant Provost Marshal for $668.45, paid | 08-07-1863 | F1308 | ||
| Dyer, David P. | Pike | Louisiana | Resignation as Assistant Provost Marshal of Pike County due to legislative duties in Jefferson City | 12-22-1862 | F1308 | ||
| East, John | Pike | File notation: taken prisoner July 31, 1864; examination of prisoner (illegible) | ??-??-1864 | F1309 | |||
| East, John | Pike | Receipt for prisoner at Troy, MO; prisoner to be delivered to Pike Co., circuit attorney since offense committed there | 06-22-1865 | F1309 | |||
| Edmiston, Hiram | Pike | Oath | 05-06-186? | F1310 | |||
| Edwards, Zack; Edwards, W. R. | Pike | Recruiting Station: Troy | F1897.1 | 97 | |||
| Ellis, Duncan | Pike | File notations: has rifle taken from block house in 1863 and has failed to comply with order to return it; order for the arrest of these parties made | 12-02-1864 | F1311 | |||
| Elzy, John; Powell, Lemuel F.; Collier, John L.; Payne, [unknown]; Jolly, John D.; Clark, Charles | Pike | Depositions on railroad bridge burning in Pike County; Dr. John L. Collier, Powell, and Jolly were moving cattle to Louisiana, Missouri, when witnessed bridge burning | 12-25-1861 | F1582 | 0817 | 438 | |
| English, William; Newberry, William; Green, Ben; and others | Pike | Louisiana | Cover letter for evidence in case; materials not included in file | 06-06-1864 | F1616 | 0618 | 10293 |
| Estes | Pike | Louisiana | 3-page letter, Edwin Draper, claim agent, to Brig. Gen. Thomas Ewing re Estes' claim re corn and hay taken. Capt. Lucas had questioned Estes' loyalty, but Draper sees no evidence. | 12-21-1864 | F1313 | ||
| Estes | Pike | Louisiana | Capt. Lucas certifies as to corn and hay taken from Estes of Pike Co. | 09-02-1864 | F1313 | ||
| Everman, John | Pike | Louisiana ? | Statement of why he was arrested and charged as a horse thief | 09-16-1863 | F1142 | ||
| Fagan, William | Pike | Saverton Twp. | Oath, witnessed by Walter A. Moore | 04-02-1862 | F1314 | ||
| Fagg, Thomas J. C.; Gatewood, George P. B.; Carter, William P.; Moss, ?; Brownwell, ? | Pike | Two page note by Fagg re: arrest of Gatewood in Pike County on 10-07-1864; Carter arrested in Pike County on 10-06-1864 while trying to cross into Illinois; Carter is a suspect in killing Major Johnston; rebel papers found on Carter | 10-11-1864 | F1624 | 0529 | 12528 | |
| Ferrell, John; Kelly, Zachariah; Gowan, Samuel M.; Cook, William; Miller, Marion; Rose, [unknown]; Brice, [unknown] | Pike | Deposition; Ferrell a farmer and blacksmith; other men came to his house and took his gun by force; Cook had enlisted in Southern army | 01-24-1862 | F1583 | 0497 | 139 | |
| Fielder, Ben; Fielder, John | Pike | Recruiting Station: Troy | F1897.1 | 74 | |||
| Fisher, William W. | Pike | Fisher's claim for damages sustained by guerrillas. Fisher lost a horse, saddle and bridle. Claim states that guerrillas were supposed to be neighbor boys. | 12-11-1862 | F1318 | |||
| Ford, Thomas | Pike | Ford's claim for damages caused by rebels. | 12-04-1862 | F1320 | |||
| Forgey, Daniel; Forgey, Thomas J. | Pike | Recruiting Station: Troy | F1897.1 | 72 | |||
| Franklin, Booker R. | Pike | Oath of allegiance and physical description. | 01-26-1865 | F1322 |
