Civil WarMissouri's Union Provost Marshal Papers: 1861 - 1866
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| Name | County | City | Subject | Date | Reel Number | Frame Number | File Number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hall, A. J. | Pulaski | Wainsville | Bond, $500, arrested for disloyalty | 10-14-1863 | F1336 | ||
| Hall, Andrew J. | Pulaski | Oath of Allegiance | 02-09-1862 | F1336 | |||
| Hamilton, Lewis | Pulaski | Oath of Allegiance | 02-02-1863 | F1337 | |||
| Hamilton, William | Pulaski | Waynesville | Charges and specifications: that he belonged to a band of bushwhackers commanded by Coleman, plead guilty, wrapper declares he died in Gratiot Street Prison Hospital | 07-20-1862 | F1337 | ||
| Harris, Caleb | Pulaski | Waynesville | Would like his gun back as a loyal citizen | 11-27-1863 | F1191 | ||
| Helms, John | Pulaski | Waynesville | Charges and specifications against Helms. Charged with disobedience to the laws and orders of the government authorities and going to the bush after the militia was called out. | 08-20-1862 | F1470 | ||
| Helms, Samuel | Pulaski | Waynesville | Helms charged with disobedience to the laws and orders of government authorities for failing to report and enroll in the militia. | 08-20-1862 | F1470 | ||
| Hibbeler, Louis H. | Pulaski | Oath before I. H. Williams, Prov. Marshal at Rolla | 02-25-1862 | F1342 | |||
| Hicks, Waterman | Pulaski | Bond, $500, arrested for aiding the enemy, security Samuel M. Wilson | 11-03-1862 | F1192 | |||
| Hicks, Waterman | Pulaski | Oath of Allegiance | 11-03-1862 | F1192 | |||
| Hill, J. N. | Pulaski | Parole for Hill, formerly of Murry, GA. Hill to report at Rolla as directed. Document marked released unconditionally. | 06-07-1864 | F1193 | |||
| Hill, V. B. | Pulaski | Robert M. Martin states that Hill was paroled to Rolla about 2 years ago and to St. Louis Co. and now seeks extension of the parole. | 04-03-1864 | F1193 | |||
| Hill, Vandover B. | Pulaski | Waynesville | $3000 bond | 07-02-1862 | F1193 | ||
| Hill, Vandover B. | Pulaski | Waynesville | Parole; he'd been arrested for aid and comfort; Hill was 34. (2 copies) | 07-02-1862 | F1193 | ||
| Hite, Wesley | Pulaski | Waynesville | Letter written regarding Hite, a black man, who wished to join the army. Says that Hite belongs to James C. Hite of Miller County. Letter writer does not know about the loyalty of James C. Hite. | 02-21-1864 | F1473 | ||
| Holloway, J. | Pulaski | Waynesville | Charges and specifications:aiding and abetting the rebellion against the government and laws of the United States by using treasonable language | 08-16-1862 | F1475 | ||
| Honaker, S. C. | Pulaski | Waynesville | Citizen of Cole County, statement in the case of his son, Henry J. Honaker, who was killed while being transported from Tuscumbia to Waynesville with Lieut. Bates and three other prisoners | 03-10-1864 | F1476 | ||
| Hopkins, Thomas E. | Pulaski | Parole, age 27, witness Samuel G. Bedwell, Lieut. Co. M, 5th Cavalry, M.S.M. | 06-10-1863 | F1476 | |||
| Horn, James | Pulaski | Waynesville | Affidavit in the case of George Bradford, accused of being a guerrilla | 01-30-1865 | F1139 | ||
| Hudgens, Robert | Pulaski | Waynesville | Certification that Martin Mure of Roubideaux Township has taken the Oath of Allegiance | 04-22-1862 | F1248 | ||
| Hudgins, Robert; McCom, Hugh; Reed, Joseph M. | Pulaski | Waynesville | Letter acknowledging receipt of message from Col. B. G. Farrar requesting that men be appointed as members of a military commission, asks for instructions on their duties; poor quality image on microfilm | 02-20-1863 | F1593 | 1273 | 3912 |
| Hudson, A. M. F. | Pulaski | Waynesville | Letter to Gen. Wyman at Rolla, stating that S. O. Rayl was in the Confederate army, but is sick of it and wants to proclaim his loyalty, believes he is sincere and recommends mercy | 01-10-1862 | F1256 | ||
| Hume, George H.; Crossland, David; Barker, Robert H.; Scott, Levi; Helm, James; Welsh, F. M.; Martin, Richard; Riden, Wesley; Adams, William; Helm, John; Stone, J.; Stone, M.; Courtney, M.; Tompkins, H. | Pulaski | Letters regarding and list of prisoners taken; gives names and home counties, mostly from Pulaski and Phelps counties in MO, 1 from Fulton County, Arkansas; rumors of planned destruction of train near the Gasconade | 06-05-1862 | F1585 | 0059 | 1088 | |
| Inman, Joseph; Inman, Marvin | Pulaski | Recruiting Station: Rolla | F1896.4 | 29 | |||
| Inman, Marvin S. | Pulaski | Banished to Illinois, wishes to reside in St. Louis with family; file notation: Inman banished from Pulaski County and paroled to Phelps, recommended banishment from state; allowed to come to St. Louis | 10-14-186? | F1346 | |||
| Inman, Marvin S. | Pulaski | Letter from Judge William G. Pomeroy requesting Inman be allowed in state; son in rebel army caused prejudice against him in Waynesville | 10-10-1863 | F1346 | |||
| Inman, Marvin S. | Pulaski | Provost at Rolla to Broadhead; Inman arrested for harboring rebel deserters and bushwhackers; paroled to Phelps County but requests to move to Illinois; son in fort awaiting trial by military commission | 09-04-1863 | F1346 | |||
| Inman, Marvin S. | Pulaski | Reporting per parole from Illinois | 10-11-1863 | F1346 | |||
| Inman, Marvin S. | Pulaski | Reporting per parole from Illinois | 10-18-1863 | F1346 | |||
| Inman, Marvin S. | Pulaski | Reporting per parole from Illinois | 10-25-1863 | F1346 | |||
| Inman, Marvin S. | Pulaski | Reporting per parole from Illinois | 10-30-1863 | F1346 | |||
| Inman, Marvin S. | Pulaski | Reporting per parole from Illinois | 12-02-1863 | F1346 | |||
| Inman, Marvin S. | Pulaski | Special Order No. 91 banishing Inman to Illinois; previously banished to Phelps County; to report weekly by letter | 09-09-1863 | F1346 | |||
| Johnson, Charles L. | Pulaski | Bond in the amount of $1,000. | 06-12-1862 | F1348 | |||
| Johnson, Charles L. | Pulaski | Oath of allegiance | 05-23-1862 | F1348 | |||
| Johnson, John H. | Pulaski | Bond in the amount of $1,000. | 04-04-1862 | F1349 | |||
| Jones, Nelson | Pulaski | Bond in the amount of $500. | 04-13-1863 | F1352 | |||
| Jones, Nelson | Pulaski | Oath of Allegiance, witnesses R. L. Durham of Brownsville and A. W. Chashion of Perryville | 04-13-1863 | F1204 | |||
| Lawson, W. B. | Pulaski | Waynesville | Notice that Lawson, a prisoner, is being sent. The evidence against Lawson is also being sent. | 01-29-1864 | F1480 | ||
| Leek, Richard D. | Pulaski | Oath | 02-04-1863 | F1363 | |||
| Lindsey, David | Pulaski | Waynesville | Affidavit in the case of George Bradford | 02-07-1865 | F1139 | ||
| Lingo, Tyre M. | Pulaski | Waynesville | Letter from Lieut. Joseph Reed that he has Lingo in custody. Refers to Lingo as a wealthy and influential man from Texas County, who has done more than anyone in area to support rebels. | 10-01-1862 | F1481 | ||
| Litteral, Lewis; Sallsman, John | Pulaski | Waynesville | Items sent to headquarters in Rolla in regard to murder of Litteral; widow's statement included; some portions nearly illegible on microfilm | 12-11-1862 | F1591 | 0031 | 3158 |
| Litterall, [?] | Pulaski | Waynesville | Illegible | 12-08-186? | F1481 | ||
| Logan, Anthoney | Pulaski | Waynesville | Affidavit in the case of George Bradford | 01-30-1865 | F1139 | ||
| Logan, Martha | Pulaski | Waynesville | Affidavit in the case of George Bradford | 01-30-1865 | F1139 | ||
| Long, William R. | Pulaski | Physical description | 01-13-1863 | F1483 | |||
| Lowder, James | Pulaski | File notations only: Gratiot Prison; arrested in Pulaski Feb. 5; recommend release on oath and $1,500 bond; May 2 South; 16 Sept. 1863 | ??-??-1863 | F1363 | |||
| Lowder, James | Pulaski | Letter from Lt. Col. Eppstein, Waynesville; Provost Reed resigned, Eppstein has been ordered to Rolla, so can't obtain evidence against Lowder; confessed being in woods to avoid enrolling; horse thief | 04-05-1863 | F1363 | |||
| Lowder, William | Pulaski | $1,000 bond | ??-??-1863 | F1363 | |||
| Luttrell, Louis | Pulaski | Orders to the Pulaski County Board to assess and collect from rebels as specified in Order No. 3 and pay Luttrell's heirs; information received that Luttrell murdered by rebel guerrillas | 12-15-1862 | F1364 | |||
| Luttrell, Louis | Pulaski | Statement that Luttrell was taken out of bed in the night by rebels and killed; directions to give statement to the county board | 12-02-1862 | F1364 | |||
| Martin, Richard | Pulaski | $1,000 bond; resides in Robidoux Township | 06-29-1862 | F1368 | |||
| Martin, Richard | Pulaski | $2,000 bond | 06-10-1863 | F1368 | |||
| Martin, Richard | Pulaski | Oath and safeguard; resides in Robidoux Township | 06-29-1862 | F1368 | |||
| Martin, Richard | Pulaski | Oath; age 46 | 06-10-1863 | F1368 | |||
| Martin, Richard | Pulaski | Waynesville | Oath | 07-05-1862 | F1368 | ||
| McCortney, Alexander | Pulaski | Oath of Loyalty | 06-24-1862 | F1196 | |||
| McCullough, J. C. | Pulaski | Statement of McCullough that a blind sorrel horse was stolen from him. He purchased the horse five months prior from Daniel Davis for 200 bushels of corn. | 08-04-1862 | F1198 | |||
| McElroy, Caswell | Pulaski | Oath of allegiance | 03-08-1862 | F1199 | |||
| McNaughton, Samuel; Steele, ?; Liddy, Joseph; Steele, ? | Pulaski | Little Rock, Arkansas | Letter by Provost Marshal McNaughton to General Steele, reporting Joseph Liddy was sent from the prison at Little Rock, to the Provost Marshal General, Department of Missouri on 03-10-1864 | 08-26-1864 | F1619 | 0262 | 11116 |
| Melton Cook | Pulaski | Oath of Allegiance | 03-03-1862 | F1240 | |||
| Miller, [unknown] | Pulaski | Waynesville | Sergeant, Co. E, statement that he was present when Sgt. H. F. Eppstein bargained for cattle with George Ashton, that Ashton's partner, Mr. Burkhartt, wanted the money, a voucher, or that cattle, and they and 30 armed men took the cattle | 03-06-1864 | F1610 | 0153 | 8720 |
| Miller, J. P.; Case, James; Bliss, Henry; Lemons, Solomon | Pulaski | Statements in regard to the Vienna Militia (Enrolled Missouri Militia); horses taken | 10-31-1864 | F1656 | 1112 | 21020 | |
| Miller, William B. | Pulaski | Bond in the amount of $500. Miller charged with aiding and assisting the rebels. | 03-26-1863 | F1157 | |||
| Miller, William B. | Pulaski | Statement of William Matthews that he lives within 300 yards of Miller. He does not believe that Miller has aided the rebels because Miller is poor and in feeble health. | 03-26-1863 | F1157 | |||
| Mitchell, Henry | Pulaski | Union Township | Bond, $1000, arrested for aiding the enemy, security James Carson | 06-20-1862 | F1486 | ||
| Morgan, John | Pulaski | Authorization for William G. Pomery of Rolla to enlist his slave, Moses, in the United States service under Lieut. Bidwell and procure a voucher | 11-28-1863 | F1202 | |||
| Murphy, Isaac | Pulaski | Little Rock, Arkansas | Cover sheet for petition by the Governor of Arkansas | 11-30-1864 | F1625 | 1052 | 12907 |
| Musgrave, Bennet | Pulaski | Statement re: money paid to him by men buying mules from him and James Bates; currency from banks in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Indiana and New Jersey | 05-11-1863 | F1374 | |||
| Nelson, John W. | Pulaski | Bond, $1500, surrendered as a deserter from the Confederate States Army, not to leave Pulaski County, securities John Nelson and Thompson Cox | 09-29-1863 | F1204 | |||
| Nelson, John W. | Pulaski | Oath of Allegiance, physical description included, witness Daniel C. Steele of Cooper County, sworn at Houston | 09-29-1863 | F1204 | |||
| Nelson, John W. | Pulaski | Oath of Allegiance, physical description included, witness Daniel C. Steele of Cooper County, sworn at Houston, Texas County | 09-29-1863 | F1204 | |||
| Nelson, Thomas B. | Pulaski | Bond, $1000, formerly in the Confederate army, securities James l. Ervin and Dennis Lewis | 03-31-1862 | F1204 | |||
| Quinn, James | Pulaski | Waynesville | Sending to Capt J. R. Bricker, prisoner Peter Stacey | 11-14-1864 | F1267 | 209 |
