Saline County, Missouri - Chapter 19: Saline County Soldiers in the Civil War, 1910

Chapter 19: Saline County Soldiers in the Civil War

The following record of those who took part in the Civil war is copied from a former history of this county, as being the only available record. Of course, it lacks a great deal of being complete or accurate, but it is probably the best record that could be made up fifteen years after the surrender of the Confederate army. The author of this history has personal knowledge of its incompleteness and want of accuracy, but at this distant day is unable to make any satisfactory corrections, the original rolls and records not being within his reach, if indeed any such original rolls now exist at all.

Confederate Soldiers' Record Saline Mounted Rifles, Missouri State Guard

1liis company, under Captain Crews, was out in the Missouri State Guard six months when their term of service expired. It was present at and took part in the battles of Boonville, Carthage. \Mlson's Creek, Drywood and Lexington. Lost no men in killed, wounded or prisoners. The company was mustered out, November, 1861, near Warsaw, Missouri, and most of the men re-enlisted in the Confederate army.

Saline Jackson Guard.S, M. G. S., May, 1861

After the first battle of Boonville, portions of two Saline county companies, the Saline Jack.son Guards, under Capt. Lucius J. Gaines, and the other under Capt. William B. Brown, retreated south with Governor Jackson. At Camp Brisco, in St. Clair county, Missouri, they were reorganized into one company of the First Cavalry Missouri State Guards, of which Capt. W. B. Brown was elected colonel and C. M. Sutherlin was elected captain of the reorganized company, G. ^^^ Lankford, first, and Isaac Neil, second lieutenant. This company was afterwards engaged in the battles of Carthage. Wilson's Creek, Ft. Scott and Lexington. After the capture of Lexington, they retreated south with General Price to Pineville, Arkansas. On the loth of December, 1861. the time of the company having expired, they having- only volunteered for only six months, most of them returned home.

Robert ]\IcCullough, colonel ; Robert McCullough. lieutenant-colonel. In February, 1862, about thirty to thirty-five men from Saline county left their homes with Col. Stump Price and Col. Congreve Jackson, for Price's army, then at Spring-field, Missouri. Before they reached Springfield, however. General Price had retreated south. They followed to VanBuren, Arkansas, or near there, and were there mustered into Company G, Second Missouri Cavalrv^, Confederate States Army, for the war. Of this company, Capt. George B. Harper, of Boonville, was captain. The names of the Saline county men were: C. M. Sutherlin, first lieutenant; L. J. Gaines,, afterwards brigade adjutant, killed at the fight at Moscow, Tennessee, December 4. 1863 ; William Putsch, J. B. Breathitt, Austin Jones, John Eelbeck, died in 1862. in Mississippi; Henry Romines. who died at Memphis in 1862; Godfrey Dumbolt, Bryant Nowlin, Isaiah Garrett, G. W. Gilmore, promoted to third lieutenant and wounded at Ft. Pillow ; Thomas Sellers, F. R. Durrett, brigade surgeon ; P. F. Lamear, wounded at Memphis ; Hem*y Gilliam, wounded ; C. B. Hill, William Hill ; William Norvell, killed in action at Senatobia, Missouri; James Gauldin, Samuel Copeland, W. R. Garrett; Thomas L. Xapton, a brother of the author of this work, joined the regiment near Memphis, Tennessee, in 1862, remained with the command until the close of the war in 1865, was wcninded twice, but not seriously; James Hopper, J. ^^^ Liggett, a. ^^^ Scripture. G. W. Marcus, W. R. Samuels, George Staples.

This fight at luka, IMississippi, March 22, 1865, was the last shot fired by the command. Thev surrendered and got their paroles June 15, 1865, at Columbus. Mississippi, and returned to their homes and have since made as good citizens as they were soldiers. During- the war they captured nearly all their ammunition and supplies from the enemy.

This company was organized in Miami by Captain Ruxton, December 15, 1861, and with other recruits, nearly all from Saline county, under the command of Col. F. S. Robertson, were on their way to join General. Parsons' brigade, in Price's army, when the whole was captured by Gen. Jeff C. Davis' command on Blackwater, December 19, 1861, and taken to McDowell's College, Gratiot street, St. Louis, and from there removed to Alton penitentiary, and from there released on oath or exchanged in 1862.

Organized August, 1862, at Grand Pass. Saline county, Missouri; soon after transferred to Marmaduke and after\yards kno\vn as "Alarmaduke's Escort." The follo\ying \yere from Saline county:

John B. Clark, first lieutenant, after\yards captain, killed Helena. Arkansas; George Kirtley, captain, after\yards major, killed at Hartsyille : Dick Stallard, second lieutenant, after\vards captain; Cyrus Kirtley, third sergeant; Sinclair Lewis, third sergeant, afterwards first; George Nuckles, third sergeant; William Lewis, first corporal; B. S. Lewis, second corporal: Ed. Winslow, third corporal.

Priyates, John Haygood, William Dowden. James W' ood, Robert Carlyle, killed on the plains by the Indians; ^^'illiam Bulkley, wounded at Hartsyille and died at Little Rock; Channing Bulkley. killed at Springfield; A. C. Lewis, Mat Lewis; Charles Love, killed at Springfield; J. Husto, a Mexican killed b}' Indians with Carlyle; Ed. Lewis. George Mikels, John Rollins, Sam Hays, Joshua Self, Ouin W^ood, Robert Barbee. D. Lewis. Charley Lewis; John Lewis, killed at Tipton. 1863; Thomas L. Sidinstriker, J. Kinney Lewis; William Fitzpatrick, fourth corporal; Robert Kirtley, Gus Stevenson, Giles Turley ; M. C. Sandidge, taken prisoner at battle of Jenkin's Eerry ; Robert Winslow, wounded at Hartsville and died at Memphis ; Alonzo Palmer, George Tinder, Ben W^right ; John Beatty. captured ; George White ; William White, wounded at Prairie Grove; Sam Alartin, F. Hocks, L. Corder ; John Blackburn, killed at Pine Bluffs: S. Hollen. died in prison: P. ^I.. Walker, died in Arkansas ; D. R. Hall ; \\'. Fackler. killed by Indians ; Ed Carr ; Jim Dysart, wounded at Springfield, 1863 : John Harper, George Harper, Jim Hays ; John Green, died since ; George K. Dorse}', slightly wounded , Mann Webb, P. Simmons, D. Sanders, Sam Dysart. Hardin \\'itcher. J. S. Jackson.

Joined in i8()4. John Snoddy, Addison, Marsh Yantis, Addison Huston, Anch^ew Lewis, Ed. Yantis, Colonel Pinkerton ; Dan Trigg, killed at Antoine fight; William Yantis, Robert J. Hendricks, A. T. Irvine, John W. Reynolds, J. D. Tucker, William G. Boatright; R. P. Wall, wounded near Fort Scott; W. W. Stephens, wounded at Mine Creek ; James H. Faulconer. captured with General Marmaduke, at Little Osage; Thomas Boatright.

First Missouri Cavalry

This company was organized in 1861, in Cooper county, under Captain Titsworth. Most of the men were from Cooper county, but the follow^ing were from Saline county; after Titsw^orth, Edwards became captain.

James Garrett, captain; Joseph Elliott, captain; Erasmus D. Haynie. second lieutenant; R. K. Thompson, second lieutenant; Garrett Lankford, third lieutenant; Lycurgus Garrett, third lieutenant; A\'illiam Garnett, orderly sergeant ; Oscar K. Graves, orderly sergeant.

Privates, F. B. Haynie, John Gsiudlin, A. C. Garnett, Jehu Jones, Samuel A. Shaw, Thomas Tngraham ; Charles Gaines, killed at Ijattle of Big Blue ; John Jones, J. R. Nickel ; Harvey Thomas, killed at battle of Marshall ; F. M. McMahan; Asa Huff, captured after fight at Marshall, and shot l:)y militia after being paroled and released ; Scott Fluff, \A' illiam Ferguson, David Ferrill, John Steele, H. Hammer, Benjamin Nixon; John (larrelt, killed at Clarendon; William Ashley, Freeman Cott, Meredith Crosslin, William Crosslin, W. E. Thomson, Alvin Thomson, S. T. Garnett, Alvin Garrett, P. A. Spangler, Milton Davidson, G. W. Lankford, Wilham Quisenberry; William Macaloney, killed by (ieorge Baker; William Durrett, John R. Durrett, Richard Durrett.

Miscellaneous Confederates

Robert Smith, enlisted May, 1861, in Marmaduke's company as a private, then second sergeant, then second lieutenant. Was in battles of Boon- ville, Wilson Creek, Lexington, Pea Ridge, and was with Price. Captured in a skirmish on Blackwater, in autumn of 1862, and paroled the winter of 1864.

William S. Booker, private; enlisted March, 1861, in Capt. Ed Brown's company; re-enlisted in the fall of 1864. In all Price's battles in 1861 and in 1864. Surrendered at Shreveport.

Abraham Neff, private; enlisted in 1861, in Capt. W. B. Brown's company, Missouri State Guard, Parson's Brigade. Battles, first Boonville, Carthage and Wilson's Creek.

J. B. Townsend, private; enlisted October 15, 1864, in Captain Woodson's company; re-enlisted in Captain Thompson's company. Unarmed and in no battle. Discharged June 20. 1865.

B. B. Brown, enlisted in Missouri State Guard, in 1861. Re-enlisted in Elliott's company, Shelby's command. Surrendered 1865. Battles, Boonville, Carthage, Wilson's Creek, Lexington, Westport, etc.

John T. Lewis, private; enlisted in Captain Crew's company in 1861. Battles, Lexington and Carthage. Returned home sick in 1861, and soon after died with army fever.

Charles A. Lewis, sergeant ; enlisted in Shelby's command August, 1862, and transferred to Marmaduke's body-guard in September, 1862. Battles, Newtonia, Springfield, Cape Girardeau, Pine BlufT, Saline River, Poison Spring, Lexington and Westport. Surrendered at Shreveport June 25, 1865.

Notley Thomas, private; promoted to captain, enlisted in Missouri State Guard, 1861. Battles, Lexington, Wilson's Creek and Pea Ridge. Re-enlisted in Confederate States Army under Price. On furlough in 1863, was taken prisoner. Went to Colorado in 1864, for health, after released.

Robert Land, private; enlisted in Missouri State Guard, in 186 1, in Capt. W. B. Brown's company. Re-enlisted in Company H, Colonel Slayback's regiment, Shelby's division, November. 1864. Battles, Boonville, Lexington, Little Blue, Westport. etc. Surrendered at Shreveport, 1865.

H. T. Barnes, enlisted in Paron's brigade, Missouri State Guard, May, 1 86 1, re-enlisted in Company K, Shank's regiment, Shelby's command. Boonville to Xewtonia, 1864. Surrendered at Shreveport, 1865.

Dick Hutchinson, second sergeant, enlisted in Company H, First Brigade, Missouri infantry, October, 1862. Battles, Gaines Landing, Marshfield and others. Discharged, June, 1864.

H. T. Walker, captain; Company H, Ninth Missouri Infantry, First Brigade, 1862. Battles, Gaines Landing, Marshfield, etc. Wounded at Pleasant Hill and in prison ten months. Discharged, June, 1864.

Price McGrew, third sergeant; enlisted October, 1862, in Company H^ Ninth Regiment, Missouri Infantry, First Brigade; battles, Gaines Landing, Marshfield, etc. ; discharged June 9, 1864.

John H. Grayson, corporal ; enlisted in Stallard's Marmaduke's escort, 1864. Was in all of Price's last raid, and died at Pine Bluff, Arkansas, just before the surrender.

James Hays, private; enlisted in Elliott's company, Gordon's regiment, Shelby's division. In all of the battles of Price's last raid and surrendered at Shreveport, in 1865.

Robert Frazer, private; enlisted in Missouri State Guard, in 1861, and then in Elliott's battalion, Slayback's regiment. Shelby's command. Surrendered in 1865. Battles, Wilson's Creek, Dry Wood, Lexington, Springfield, Saline River, etc.

William Putsch, sergeant; enlisted in Missouri State Guard, May 15, 1 86 1. In Sutherlin's company, Second Missouri Regiment, Confederate States Army. Surrendered May 15, 1865.

John Minor, private; enlisted in 1864, in Company H, Slayback's regiment, Shelby's division. In all the battles of Price's last raid. Surrendered in 1865.

John D. White, private; enlisted in 1862. in Shelby's command. Battles, Prairie Grove, Hartsville, Cane Hill, Helena, Marshall, etc. Wounded through both hips at Marshall, and continued prisoner to close of war.

Morris Edwards, enlisted in Captain White's company. Colonel Emmett McDonald's regiment, Shelby's command, in 1862. In 1863, joined United States Army, at Fort Smith, Arkansas.

Joseph M. McReynolds, private; enlisted in August, 1862, in Company B, Gordon's regiment, Shelby's command. Battles, Newtonia, Springfield, Hartville, Cape Girardeau, Marshall, etc. Taken prisoner near Marshall, 1863. In prison four months.

Joshua Self, private; enlisted in 1861. Surrendered in 1865. In Marmaduke's escort, in all battles in Missouri, Arkansas, and on Price's last raid.

Ewell Berlin, private; enlisted in 1861, in Missouri State Guard, in 1862, in old Stonewall brigade. Went home in 1864, ^^id thence to Ohio. Battles, Winchester, Newton, New Market, Manassas, Harper's Ferry, etc.

Thomas DeMoss, private; enlisted in 1861, under Colonel Gordon, in Shelby's command, in 1862, re-enlisted in Gen. Joe E. Johnson's Tennessee army, under Forrest. In the battles of the state guard, under Price, and in nearly all of Forrest's battles east of the river. Surrendered and returned home in 1865, and died of consumption in 1867.

\\'illiam Lemen. private; enlisted in Captain Shindler's company, Shelby's command, in 1861. In 1864, was drafted by Shelby, and was in the long fight from Lexington to Newtonia, Price's raid.

David Lemen, private; enlisted in Shindler's company, Lewis' regiment, Shelby's command, in 1861. Drafted in 1864. Taken prisoner near Fort Scott. Released on oath, 1865.

John W. Parsons, ordnance master in Bledsoe's battery ; enlisted Missouri State Guard, 1861. Transferred to Joe E. Johnson's army, 1862. Captured at Vicksburg, 1863. Released on parole. In all the battles in Missouri in 1861, and in all under General Johnson to Vicksburg.

George W. Lewis, private; enlisted in 1864, Marmaduke's escort. Captain Stallard. Surrendered at Shreveport, June, 1865. In all the long fighting of Price's last raid. Died at home a few months after the surrender.

D. W. Lewis, private; enlisted June, 1861, in Gordon's regiment, under Shelby, and detailed, 1862, in Stallard's company, Marmaduke's escort. Battles, Pea Ridge, Lexington, etc., and the battles on Price's last raid.

Dr. A. P. Brown, private; enlisted in December, 1861, in Robertson's regiment. Captured four days after on Blackwater by Jeff C. Davis' command. Took the oath, and came home after three months' imprisonment.

William Kiser, corporal; enlisted in Captain Crews' company, 1861. Re-enlisted December, 1861. Captured at Blackwater, December 19, 1861. Released on taking oath, 1862. Was in Missouri State Guard battles.

William A. Snoddy, private; enlisted in Ed Brown's company, 1861, and re-enlisted in Captain Stallard's company, Marmaduke's escort, 1864. Surrendered in 1865, at Shreveport. Battles, Boonville, Lexington, and all the fighting of Price's last raid.

John J. Snoddy, private; enlisted in 1862, in Stallard's company, Marmaduke's escort; re-enlisted in 1864; surrendered in 1865, and died at home in 1876.

Capt. John Clark, captain, enlisted in 1862, under Shelby, afterwards captain of Marmaduke's escort. Killed at Helena, July. 1863. Battles, Spring-field, Newtonia, Prairie Grove, Darcy, etc.

Channing AI. Bulkley ; private: enlisted, August 19, 1862, under General Marmaduke; killed at Springfield. January 8, 1863, shot through the heart.

William A. Bulkley. private; enlisted under Marmaduke, September, 1861. Was at battles of Lexington, Pea Ridge. Hartsville. and Springfield ; wounded in hip and spine, January 11, 1863 ; died at Little Rock, the next September.

C. M. Pinkerton, private; enlisted in Shelby's command in 1862, and in Marmaduke's escort; discharged on Washita river, 1863. Battles, Carthage, Lexington, Prairie Grove, Hartsville, Springfield, ALarshall, Cane Ridge, etc.

John J. Little, private; enlisted August. 1862, First Missouri Cavalry, Company H. Wounded at Clarendon, Arkansas ; taken prisoner, but escaped. Surrendered 1865.

James B. Brown, private; enlisted, 1862, in Captain Sutherlin's company. In second battle of Pea Ridge, and wounded in left thigh. Surrendered in 1865.

W\ B. Brown, private; enlisted in 1861 ; first, in Saline Jackson (iuards. second, in McCullough's regiment, and then under General Shelby. \\ as wounded, by being thrown from his horse. Surrendered, 1865. Battles, three at Newtonia, two at Lexington, two at Boonville, etc.

Charles E. Wood, sergeant-major; enlisted in Clark's brigade, in Price's last raid, and at the desperate battles of that raid. Surrendered, 1865.

John R. Durrett, private; enlisted under Shelby, in 1861. Surrendered in 1865. Battles, Boonville, Helena, Cape Girardeau, Hartsville, Westport, etc. \\'as wounded slightly at Westport. Surrendered in 1865.

Joseph M. Cott, private; enlisted first in Missouri State Guard, in 1861, then under Congreve Jackson, then under Parsons, Green, and last in Cockrell's brigade. Surrendered in 1865. Battles, Pea Ridge, Grand Gulf, Vicksburg, Franklin. Nashville. luka, etc.

B. J. Orear, private; enlisted in 1863, in Jackson's brigade. Then under General Green. Was in the battles of Price's raid. Surrendered, 1865.

Thomas L. Sydenstriker. private; enlisted first in Robertson's regiment. Captured at Blackwater, December, 19, 1861. Then in Marmaduke's escort. In the battles of Price's last raid. Mustered himself out in April, 1865.

W. A. Irvine, private; enlisted May, 1861, in Capt. Ed. Brown's company. Again in Captain Ruxton's company, December, 1861. Captured at Blackwater, December, 19, 1861 ; released on oath in 1862. Joined Price's last raid in 1864. In all the battles of the raid. Surrendered, 1865.

D. W. Price, private; enlisted in Robertson's command, Decemljer, 1861. Captured at Blackwater with the command. Released on oath, March, 1862. Then in Company K, Shank's regiment, Shelby's division, 1864. Surrendered at Shreveport, 1865. In all the battles of Shelby's division. Price's raid.

banded, June. 1861. Re-enlisted in Company E. Gordon's regiment, Shelby's division. 1864. and in all the battles of the division on the retreat. Surrendered. 1865.

R. \\'. Haynie. private; third corporal; enlisted in Crews' company, May, 1861. Re-enlisted in Robertson's command and captured at Blackwater. Exchanged at Vicksburg, September 8, 1862. Transferred to Company G, Ninth Regiment Missouri Infantry, as orderly sergeant, in Parson's division. Surrendered at Shreveport. 1865. Battles, Little Rock, Saline River, etc.

Fleming Haynie, private; enlisted, first Lindsay's company, Missouri State Guards, August, 1861 ; then in Robertson's command; captured at Blackwater; released on oath 1862; joined Company W, Gordon's regiment. First Missouri Cavalrv. 1863; in all the battles of Shelby's command; surrendered, 1865.

Marion Peterman, private; enlisted in Xixon's company, Gordon's regiment, Shelby's division, 1864; in all the battles of the last raid; surrendered at Shreveport, 1865.

William H. Handley, private; enlisted in Company A, Tenth Missouri Cavalry, ]\Iarmaduke's division, November, 1862; battles, Prairie Gove, etc., and all the battles of last raid ; surrendered at Shreveport, May, 1865.

Jacob Rockwell, private; second sergeant; enlisted June, 1861, Captain Crew's company, Missouri State Guard, then in Robertson's regiment of recruits; captured at Blackwater December, 1861 ; released on oath March, 1862, re-enlisted under Shelby, August, 1862, wounded and captured on the retreat after the battle of Marshall ; remained in prison at Camp Morton until paroled, March, 1865.

John Robertson, assistant wagon master; enlisted December, 1861, in Robertson's regiment of recruits; captured at Blackwater; released on oath April, 1862.

L. W. Haynie. first lieutenant; enlisted first in Robertson's recruits; captured at Blackwater December 19, 1861 ; exchanged at Vicksburg, September, 1862; in Company G, Ninth Missouri Lifantry ; battles of Boonville. Carthage, Lexington, Marshfield, etc., surrendered. June. 1865.

J. D. Snelling-, private; enlisted in Company D, William's regiment. Shelby's division, 1864. In all the battles of the last raid. Snrrendered June. 1865.

E. D. Haynie, private ; second lieutenant ; enlisted in Saline Jackson Guards May, 1861, in Robertson's recruits. Captured December 19, 1861. Re-enlisted in Company E, First Missouri Cavalry, Colonel Gordon. Wounded in stomach at Westport. 1864. Surrendered June, 1865.

C. G. Bruce, first lieutenant; in Missouri State Guard, Company A, Second Regiment, disbanded; enlisted (orderly) Company E, First Regiment Missouri Cavalry; Gordon's regiment, Shelby's command. In twenty-seven battles and over one hundred skirmishes. Surrendered June, 1865.

John W. Benson, M. D., surgeon ; first in Saline Jackson Guards, then in Robertson's regiment of recruits. Captured at Black water, December 19. 1 86 1, and held a prisoner until released on oath.

W. O. Burgess, private; enlisted in Saline Jackson Guards, April, 1861, then in Robertson's command. Captured at Blackwater. Exchanged at Vicksburg, then in Ninth Regiment, Missouri Infantry. Battles, Boonville, Carthage, Wilson's Creek, Lexington, Little Rock, etc. Surrendered at Shreveport, 1865.

Jacob Burns, private ; enlisted in Nixon's company, Gordon's regiment. First Missouri Cavalry, Shelby's division, 1864. Battles, Westport and Newtonia. Surrendered June, 1865.

William Bishop, private; enlisted April, 1861, in Brown's company, Missouri State Guard. Battles, Boonville, Carthage, W'ilson's Creek, Lexington and Pea Ridge. Wounded at Wilson's Creek. Re-enlisted, July, 1862, in Morgan's Arkansas regiment. Discharged, October, 1862.

]\ B. Stockston, private ; enlisted in Second Regiment Infantry, Missouri State Guard, September, 1861. Captured with Robertson's recruits, December, 1861. Exchanged. Enlisted in Company G, Ninth Regiment, Missouri Infantry, 1862. Surrendered, 1865.

N. O. Smith, private; enlisted in Marmaduke's company, Missouri State Guard, June, 1861. Captured with Robertson's recruits December 19, 1861. Released on oath, and discharged in 1863.

Benjamin T. Poe, captain in State Guard ; enlisted second sergeant August, 1862, Company D, Eleventh Regiment and Second Brigade, Parson's division. Battles, Prairie Grove, Marshfield, Jenkin's Ferry, Pleasant Hill and Little Rock. Surrendered in 1865.

G. Thomas Martin, private; enlisted June, 1861, Gordon's company, \\"eightman's brigade, Missouri State Guard, discharged December, 1861, in Confederate States Army, February, 1862, in Taylor's company, Sixth Regiment, Missouri Infantry, Slack's brigade. Price's division ; transferred to various commanders. Battles, Carthage, Wilson Creek, Lexington, Pea Ridge, Corinth, first and second luka, around Vicksburg, etc. Surrendered, 1865.

Lemuel D. Stevenson, private; enlisted June, 1861, Gordon's company, Weightman's brigade, Missouri State Guard. Discharged December, 1861, Confederate States Army, February, 1862, in Taylor's company, Sixth Regiment Missouri Infantry, Slack's brigade, Price's division. Transferred to other commanders. Battles, Carthage, Wilson's Creek, Lexington, Pea Ridge, first and second Corinth, luka, around Vicksburg, etc. Surrendered 1865.

Rich B. Davis, private; enlisted fall, 1864, Company C, Ninth Regular Cavalry, Shelby's division. Battles, Lexington, Westport, and all the battles of the retreat. Surrendered, 1865.

Andrew C. Dysart, private; enlisted, 1862, in Smith's company, Boyd's regiment, Stein's division. Battles, Blue Mills and Lexington. Discharged, November, 1862.

Godfreid W'ernielskirchen. private: enlisted. 1863, in Col. C. Gordon's regiment, Shelby's brigade. In all the battles of Price's retreat. Taken prisoner at the Blackwater capture, 1861. and held until November, 1862. Surrendered, 1865.

John W. Patterson, private ; enlisted in Shindler's company, Gordon's regiment, Shelby's brigade, September, 1862. Battles, Lexington, Okalona, Mark's Mills, etc. Surrendered, 1865.

William H. Nash, private; enlisted in 1861, in Robertson's recruits, and captured December 19, 1861. Re-enlisted November, 1862. Recaptured in Saline, 1863, and confined six months. Rejoined Marmaduke's division and in the battles of Price's retreat. Surrendered 1865.

John W. Dhart, private; enlisted, 1861, in Company K, First Missouri Cavalry, Shelby's brigade. Captured in Arkansas, December, 1863, and afterwards in the battles of Price's retreat, 1864. Surrendered, 1865.

Percy Boulware, private; September, 1864, in Anderson's Guerrillas. In fights at Fayette, Rocheport, and Centralia. November, 1864, enlisted in Company C, Gordon's regiment, Shelby's command. In all the battles of Price's retreat.

Simeon G. Davis, private; September, 1864, in Anderson's Guerrillas. In fights at Fayette, Rocheport, and Centralia. November, 1864, enlisted in Company C, Gordon's regiment, Shelby's division. In all the battles of Price's retreat south.

Joseph F. \\'ood, private; enlisted spring of 1861, Captain Gaines' company. Battles, Boonville and Lexington. Captured at Blackwater with Robertson.

N. H. Lewis, lieutenant; enlisted 1881. with Robertson's recruits, and captured December 19, 1861, released 1862. Re-enlisted with Captain Anderson.

F. R. jNIartain, lieutenant: enlisted June, 1861, in Gordon's company. Weightsman's brigade, Missouri State Guard. Battles, Carthage, Oakhill or Springfield, Drv \\'ood, Lexington and Crane Creek. Captured while sick at home. Released on oath, ^^^ent to Kentucky. Returned to Missouri, and died May, 1867.

Thomas J. Gauldin, private; enlisted 1861, in Capt. W. B. Brown's company. Discharged in September, 1861. Re-enlisted in Robertson's recruits,, was not captured at Blackwater. Escaped and joined Col. Dave Shank's regiment, Shelby's brigade. Battles, Boonville, Lexington, Wilson's Creek, Cane Hill, Prairie Grove, Helena, Hartsville, Marshall, and in all the battles of Price's retreat, 1864. Surrendered, 1865.

John W. Reynolds, private; enlisted in 1861, in Capt. Ed Brown's company, Parson's division, Missouri State Guard. Battles, Boonville, Dry Wood,. Lexington, Re-enlisted in 1864, in Marmaduke's escort.

G. D. Tucker, third lieutenant; enlisted in Capt. Ed Brown's company. Battles, Boonville, Wilson's Creek, and Lexington. Re-enlisted, private in 1864, in Marmaduke's escort.

James C. Kitchen, private; enlisted in 1861, in Capt. Ed Brown's company. Re-enlisted in 1864, in Company G, Fourth Missouri Cavalry. Battles, Boonville, Lexington, Tabo, Little and Big Blue, ^^'estport, and Newtonia. Surrendered in 1865.

W. B. Dick, corporal; enlisted in June, 1861, in Captain Crew's company. Re-enlisted in Robertson's recruits, December, 1861, but escaped when the command was captured at Blackwater. Battles, Boonville, Carthage. Dry Wood, Wilson's Creek and Lexington.

Mark Whitaker, private; enlisted in Robertson's recruits, December, 1861, and captured with them at Blackwater, December 19, 1861. Released on oath, March 14, 1862.

John W. Guthrey, second corporal; enlisted Alay, 1861. first in Capt. Ed Brown's company, then in Captain Ruxton's Company C, Colonel Robertson's regiment. Captured at Blackwater. December 19, t86i. Exchanged 1862. Captured again at Lebanon, Tennessee, and held until war closed.

L. H. Tucker, corporal; enlisted June, 1861, in Capt. Ed Brown's company. Re-enlisted December, 1861, in Robertson's recruits. Captured at Blackwater. Released on oath, 1862. Battles, Boonville. Dry \\'ood and Lexington.

George Casebold, company commissary; enlisted in the fall of 1864, in Nixon's company, Gordon's regiment. Battles, Independence, Newtonia. Surrendered 1865.

William H. Bowen, color-sergeant ; enlisted in Robertson's recruits, December, 1 86 1, and captured with them December 19, 1861. Released on oath, August, 1862. Died September 22, 1862.

J. V. Davis, private; enlisted October, 1864, Captain's Nixon's company, Gordon's regiment, Shelby's division. Afterward transferred to Edmondson's company. Ninth Missouri Lnfantry. Li all the battles of Price's retreat. Surrendered in 1865.

C. H. Davis, private; enlisted October, 1864, in Nixon's company, Gordon's regiment, Shelby's division. Afterward transferred to Edmondson's company. Ninth Missouri Infantry, same division. In all the battles of the retreat. Surrendered in 1865.

John B. Davis, private; enlisted 1861, in Robertson's recruits. Captured on Blackwater, December 19, 1861. Exchanged, September, 1862. Rejoined the Confederate army.

Thomas Evans, private; enlisted 1862, in Ouantrell's Partisan Rangers. Was in all of Quantrell's battles and fights in Missouri, and in his last fight in Kentucky, where he was taken prisoner, and retained on charge of killing Lieutenant Cunningham, United States Army, until 1866. when he was pardoned and died soon after. AAdhle in prison he was kept chained flat on his back.

A. J. Casebolt, private; enlisted in the fall of 1864. in Nixon's company. Gordon's regiment, Shelby's division. He was in all the battles of Price's retreat, in one of which his horse was shot from under him. Surrendered in 1865.

1861. Was captured near W'arreiisburg, and there enlisted in the United States Army and stayed till the war was over. Was ver}- young". Ran nwa\- to the army.

John W. Evans, assistant surgeon; enlisted in 1861. Was in Galbraith's don's regiment, Shelby's command. Confederate States Army. Battles. Lexington. Boonville, Carthage. Wilson's Creek, Pea Ridge. Corinth, and all of Shelby's battles. ^Vas captured in the fall of 1862. while on furlough. Was released as surgeon, after six months, and returned to his command.

H. D. (Clay) Evans, lieutenant; enlisted in 1861. At home on furlough December, 1861, was captured with Robertson's recruits at Blackwater. Exchanged at Vicksburg in 1862. Rejoined Shelby, Company A, Gordon's regiment, as lieutenant, and was in all the battles in which Shelby was engaged. Surrendered at Shreveport. 1865. and died in the fall of 1880.

Hezekiah Smith, private; enlisted in 1864 in Galbraith's company, Gordon's regiment. Shelby's command. Confederate States Army. Battles, Lexington. \\'estport and Newtonia. Was taken prisoner at the last mentioned battle in 1864, and sent to Rock Island, and was discharged at the end of the war.

James M. Evans, private; enlisted in 1861. W^as in Galbraith's company, and then Gordon's regiment, Shelby's division. Battles, Boonville. Lexington. Carthage, Wilson's Creek, Pea Ridge, Corinth, and in all Shelby's battles, until he was accidentally killed at Memphis, Tennessee, by the discharge of his own pistol.

A\'illiam M. Hutchess, private ; enlisted in Saline Jackson Guards. /\pril, 1861. Re-enlisted in Robertson's recruits, and was captured December 19, 1861, at Blackwater. Re-enlisted under General Marmaduke, October, 1863. Battles, Boonville and Lexington, and all of Marmaduke's battles after October, 1863. Surrendered May, 1865.

James M. Odell. private; enlisted in 1864, in Captain Divers' company, Wood's regiment, Shelby's division, and was in all the fights and battles of the raid, from Waverly to Newtonia.

John K. Lewis, private; enlisted in 1864. in Captain Harris' company, W^ood's battalion. Li all the fights and battles of the great raid, from Independence to Newtonia.

John B. Peterson, private; enlisted in 1861, in Emmerson's company, and captured with it at' Blackwater. W'^as exchanged in 1862, and returned home. In 1862, re-enlisted in Captain Jackson's company of cavalry, under General Parsons. Was in the battles of Prairie Grove. Lone Jack. Little Rock, Helena, Mansfield. Camden, Jenkin's Ferry.

Austin Haynie, private; enlisted in 1861, in Robertson's command, and captured December 19. 1861. Took the oath of loyahy at Alton, and returned home. In 1862, re-enlisted in Captain Elliott's company, Gordon's regiment, Shelby's brigade. Battles, Pennville, Prairie Grove, Hartsville, Little Rock, Camden. Coon Creek. Cove Creek.

Andrew J. Odell. pri\ate; enlisted October. 1864, in Divers' company. Wood's regiment, Shelby's di\ision. Was in all the fights in Price's retreat from Glasgow to Newtonia.

Richard E., private; enlisted 1861, in Robertson's regiment of recruits, and captured December 19. 1861. Took oath of loyalty April. 1862, and came home.

W. S. Kinkead, private; enlisted in Captain Emmerson's company, Robertson's recruits, but was not captured with the regiment at the Blackwater capture. In 1864 re-enlisted in Captain Payne's company. Wood's regiment. In all the battles and lights of the Price raid, from Independence to Xewtonia.

Robert W. Garnett, private ; enlisted in Company E, Gordon's regiment, Shelby's division, October. 1864. In the long running fight of Price's retreat. Surrendered, 1865.

William K. Smith, private; enlisted in Missouri State Guard in 1861. Re-enlisted in 1863, in Company H, Tenth Missouri Cavalry, under General Marmaduke. Battles, Pea Ridge, Jenkin's Ferry, Cane Hill and Pine Blufif. Surrendered, 1865.

George W. Gilliam, private; third lieutenant. Enlisted in 1861, in Company G, Marmaduke's, afterwards McCulloch's regiment, General Forrest.

O. A. Thompson, private; enlisted in Colonel Brown's regiment. Was captured with Robertson's recruits. December 19, 1861. and released from prison January 30, 1862.

Asa P. Thompson, private; enlisted June, 1861, in Sutherlin's company, Brown's regiment. Wounded in the shoulder at Big Blue. 1864. and died at Cane Hill two w-eeks after, November 6, 1864.

James K. Staples, private; enlisted in Captain Paul's comp/anv and Colonel Wood's regiment, Shelby's division, in 1864. Cnarmed and in no battles.

James S. Staples, private; enlisted in 1861, first in Captain Brown's company, JMissouri State Guard, again in 1864, in Colonel Wood's regiment. Woodson's company, Shelby's division. In battles of Boonville, Drywood and Lexington. In last raid was unarmed.

P. M. Thompson, captain; enlisted in Missouri State Guard on Colonel Dill's staff. Was at the battles of Drywood and Lexington. Captured at home in this county.

George Willis, private; enlisted in Company G, Williams' regiment, Shelby's division, 1864. In the battles of Boonville, Little and Big Blue, Independence and Westport. Surrendered in 1865.

James Neff, private; enlisted in 1861, in Captain Brown's company. Colonel McCullough's regiment. Parson's brigade. Battles, Boonville. Carthage and Springfield.

John M. Tennill, private; enlisted. 1861, in Missouri State Guard. In 1862, re-enlisted in Company E, First Missouri Cavalry. Battles. Boonville. Lexington, Drywood. Cape Girardeau, \\^ilson's Creek, Hartsville, and others. Badly wounded at Cape Girardeau. Taken prisoner many times, but escaped. Surrendered in 1865.

L. James Wilkes, private; started south with Robertson's recruits and ca|)tured December 19. 1861. on Blackwater ; taken to St. Louis and Alton and released on parole. Enlisted November. 1863. in Company E. First Missouri Cavalry. Battles of Hickory Station. Ba\'ou. Marks' Mills, Prairie De Ann. Little Mission. Big Blue, etc. ^^^lunded and captured at Big' Blue.

V. W. Dawson, private; enlisted. 1862, in Cuspin's company, Gordon's regiment. Captured at Helena and held seven months, and exchanged at Richmond, and joined Second Missouri Cavalry in Sutherlin's company in

Wiley Fackler, Marniaduke's and Shelby's staff; enlisted in July. 1861. Taken prisoner with Robertson's recruits. December 19, 1861, and released on parole at Alton. Illinois. Returned to the army, and on Marmaduke's staff. Again captured, but soon exchanged. Marmaduke's provost-marshal. Wounded at Hartsville. Battles of Boonville, Hartsville. Spring-field, and nearly all of the battles west of the river. Surrendered in 1865. Afterward killed by the Indians on the plains.

E. M. Brasher, major; volunteered in Missouri State Guard in Raines' division, then in Shelby's brigade. Confederate States Army. Battles of Carthage, Wilson's Creek, Lexington, Hartsville, Cape Girardeau, Helena. Marshall, Prairie Grove and Little Rock. Captured at Marshall, and held eleven months.

A. C. Major, private; volunteered, and was captured in Robertson's recruits December 19. 1861, on Blackwater, and taken to St. Louis, and then to Alton, Illinois. Died in prison Januai'y, 1862, of congestion.

Andrew W. Lynch, private; volunteered in Missouri State Guard. In battles of Wilson's Creek and Lexington. Captured December 19, 1861, with Robertson's recruits on Blackwater. Taken to St. Louis and to Alton. Released on parole. Killed in 1863 by militia.

John Paxton. private; enlisted in Elliott's company, First Missouri Cavalry, 1864. In all the battles of Price's retreat south, 1864. Surrendered June, 1865.

A. C. Garnett, private; volunteered in Missouri State Guard in 1861, in Capt. Ed Brown's company, and was in the battles of Boonville, Drywood, Lexington, etc. Captured wnth Robertson's recruits December 19, 1861. Taken to St. Louis, then to Alton, Illinois, and released on parole. In 1862, enlisted in Company E, First Missouri Cavalry. In battles of Newtonia, Prairie Grove, Helena, Little Rock, Prairie De Ann. Marks' Mills, and all the fights of Price's last raid.

William L. Paxton, private; captured December 19, 1861, with Robertson's recruits on Blackwater, taken to St. Louis and to Alton, Illinois. Released on taking oath in the spring of 1862. In 1862, enlisted in Elliott's company. First Missouri Cavalry. Was in all the battles fought by Shelby after 1862. Surrendered June, 1865.

Dr. T. A. Martin, private ; enlisted in Collin's famous battery, First Missouri Cavalry, in 1862, and was in all the battles in which Shelby was engaged, and surrendered June, 1865.

Thomas J. Gauldin, private ; volunteered in Capt. William Brown's company, Missouri State Guard, in 1861, and on the 19th of December, 1861, was captured with Robertson's recruits on Blackwater, taken to St. Louis, and to Alton, Illinois. Released on parole in the spring- of 1862, and in the fall of 1862 enlisted in Company K, Eighth Missouri Cavalry, Shank's regiment, and in all the battles engaged in by Shelby after the fall of 1862. Surrendered June, 1865.

James M. Gauldin, private; enlisted in 1864, in Shelby's division, and was in all the battles of Price's retreat south; surrendered June, 1865.

John A. Gilliam, private; captured December 19, 1861, with Robertson's recruits on Blackwater, taken to St. Louis, and died in prison, of measles.

Thomas J. Major, orderly-sergeant; volunteered in Crew's company, May, 1861 ; discharged, September, 1861. Battles, Carthage and Wilson's Creek, where he was captured, but escaped.

E. S. Carpenter, private ; captured on Blackwater with Robertson's recruits; taken to St. Louis, then to Alton, Illinois. Released on taking the oath, and came home.

Noel Chamberlain, private; enlisted in 1864, in Marmaduke's escort company. Battles, Lexington, Little Blue, Westport, Little Osage, Newtonia, etc. Surrendered, 1865.

William Montgomery, private; enlisted in 1862, in Shelby's old regiment. First Missouri Cavalry. Battles of Big and Little Blue, etc. Deserted Price and returned home, and joined Company A, Captain Crane.

C. C. Wingfield, private; enlisted in 1864, in Colonel Wood's regiment. Battles of Lexington, Big and Little Blue, Westport, Little Osage and Newtonia. Captured at Newtonia, and taken to Rock Island. Released at the surrender.

Robertson's recruits, taken to St. Louis, then to Alton, Illinois, and released on oath in 1862. Re-enlisted in 1864 in Colonel Wood's regiment under Shelby. Battles, Big- and Little Blues, and in all the battles of Price's retreat.

Thomas B. Mclntire, second lieutenant ; first under General Price, then under Gen. Toe E. Johnson. Battles, Lexington, Pea Ridge, Corinth, luka. Grand Gulf, Champion Hill, Big Black, and taken prisoner at the siege of Vicksburg, and held for eighteen months.

Charles ^^^ Downes, private; enlisted in 1864, in Captain Divers' company. Wood's battalion. Battles, Lexington, Independence, Big and Little Blues and Westport, where he received a flesh wound in right shoulder, not serious.

Patrick Cooney, private; enlisted, 1864, Company C, Colonel Crisp's regiment. Battles, Lexington, Big and Little Blues, Independence, Westport and Newtonia.

John W. Stephens, private; enlisted, 1864, in Captain Elliott's company, First Missouri Cavalry. Was at the battles of Independence, Blues, Westport and Newtonia, but being unarmed, took no active part.

Privates, Herman Borgstadt, David Bell, Moses Fist, Julius Starche, Marion J. Scott, Joseph T. Carmach, William L. Blakely, John S. Heavlin, John M. Logsdon, Fritz Pauling, Thomas F. Briles, Peter Mires, August Ohslager. This company was in all the battles with Shelby, from the summer of 1863, inclusive, until General Price's army was finally ejected from the state in 1864.

George Bingham, captain; commissioned December 12, 1863, discharged March 12, 1865; T. D. Potter, first lieutenant; F. M. Sappington, second lieutenant; commissioned December 12, 1863, discharged March 12, 1865; John Wall, first sergeant; W. F. Porter, second sergeant; J. M. Alexander, third sergeant; M. B. Hancock, fourth sergeant; John Neal, fifth sergeant;

A. Burnsides, captain, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. W. P. Hunter, first lieutenant, resigned April 4. 1863. G. S. Burnsides. second lieutenant, relieved from duty April 7, 1863.

H. H. Renick, fourth sergeant, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. O. B. Gwinn. commissary sergeant, relieved from duty April 7. 1863. Sam Huffman, first corporal, relieved from duty April 7. 1863. J. H. Robinson, second corporal, relieved from duty April 7. 1863.

G. W. Teter, third corporal, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. F. E. May, fourth corporal, relieved from duty April 7. 1863. T. Tilman, fifth corporal, relieved from dutv April 7. 1863.

George Erwin, relieved from duty December 23, 1862. James Elson, relieved from duty December 23, 1862. Etigene Earls, relieved from duty December 23, 1862. Joseph Edwards, paid commission tax.

Lentz Mullins, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. D. Martin, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. Isaac Massey, deserted December 24, 1863. Thomas Moore, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. M. Mistier, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. J. W. Musick, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. J. Milsaps, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. H. Mayfield, not ordered into service. Robert McKittock, not ordered into service. William Nye, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. Joseph Pittman, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. F. Pittman. discharged December 23. 1862. A. J. Pruitt. discharged December 2t,, 1862. William Parsons, transferred November 20, 1862. John Ricehouse, discharged December 23, 1862. W. S. Renick, discharged December 23, 1862. J. C. Rogers, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. William Roe, not ordered into service. Christian Speck, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. John Stephens, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. A. J. Seaman, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. A. Sullivan, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. Ben Sullivan, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. J. C. Seltner, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. W. R. Skidmore, discharged December 24, 1862. Ira Tilman, discharged September 20, 1862. Joe Tilman, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. W. H. Thompson, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. Charles Urley, no note.

Ash Warren, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. D. Weeden, discharged November 20, 1862. John White, relieved from duty April 7, 1863. Morgan Walsh, discharged December 23, 1862. H. R. Weeden, discharged, September 9, 1862. R. F. Young, discharged November 6, 1862. H. Young, discharged November 6, 1862. M. Zimmerman, relieved from duty April 7, 1863.

William L. Corum. captain, relieved from duty December 21, 1862. J. R. Fulkersoii. first lieutenant, relieved from duty April 3, 1863. William IT. Browning-, second lieutenant, relieved from dutv April 3, 1863. John A. Fulkerson. first sergeant, relieved from dutv April 3, 1863. S. C. Aulger. second sergeant, relieved from duty November 30. 1862. John Carmett, third sergeant, relieved from duty November 30, 1862. William C. Thompson, fourth sergeant, relieved from duty November 30, 1862.

I. N. Wood, fifth sergeant, relieved from duty November 30, 1862. G. W. Wood, first corporal, relieved from duty November 30, 1862. \V. P. Lindsay, second corporal, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. I. N. Patterson, third corporal, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. S. B. Harrison, fourth corporal, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. S. B. Holland, fifth corporal, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. E. H. Fulkerson, sixth corporal, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. Pete Akeman, private, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. B. Aulger, private, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. M. Aulger, private, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. J. S. Aulger, private, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. J. Buck, private, relieved from duty November 30, 1862.

A. M. Bouldin, relieved from duty, November 30, 1862. Charles Bishop, relieved from duty November 30, 1862. L. Carey, relieved from duty November 30, 1862.

F. Campbell, relieved from duty November 30, 1862. W. D. Carmack, relieved from duty November 30, 1862. S. C. Carey, relieved from duty February 20, 1862.

B. G. Doyle, relieved from duty November 20, 1862. J. W. Davis, relieved from duty, December 23, 1862. P. Dufifey, relieved from duty December 23, 1862. August Deerking, relieved from duty December 23. 1862. L \\\ Elsea, relieved from duty, April 5, 1863.

James Friel. relieved from duty April 5, 1863. N. Graham, relieved from dul:}' April 5, 1863. P. Hagan, relieved from duty November 30, 1862. J. W. Hayse, relieved from duty November 30, 1862. W. R. Hayse, relieved from duty November 30, 1862. W. J. Hig-hly, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. W. H. Harrison, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. Joseph Hicks, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. Joseph Hevelin, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. G. W. Harris, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. T. D. Harris, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. A. P. Harris, relieved from duty April 5, 1863.

G. W. Johnson, relieved from duty November 30, 1862. Samuel Jackman, relieved from duty October 14, 1862. Daniel Kerr, relieved from duty October 14, 1862.

Charles Phillips, relieved from duty December 23, 1862. M. E. Somers, relieved from duty, April 5, 1863. P. Shindoff, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. L. R. Smith, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. J. L. Small, relieved from duty April 5, 1863.

H. H. Taylor, relieved from duty November 30, 1862. William Trease, relieved from duty November 30, 1862. J. W. Worts, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. W. T. Woodward, relieved from duty April 5, 1863. T. A. Weller, relieved from duty October 14, 1862.

Army

John F. Phillips, colonel ; Thomas T. Crittenden, lieutenant-colonel ; Benjamin H. Wilson, captain; R. J. Leaming, first lieutenant; John S. Crane, second lieutenant.

Federal Miscellaneous

C. H. Parker, private, corporal, sergeant ; enlisted iVugust 9, 1862, under Captain Love, discharged June, 1865. Battles, Lone Jack, Prairie Grove, Van Buren, Brown ville, Kentucky, etc. Taken prisoner by guerrillas, 1863.

J. H. Montgomeiy, first lieutenant ; in Company H, First Missouri Infantry, October, 1862. Wounded in action. Discharged June, 1864. Battles, Gaines Landing, Mansfield, etc.

Joseph Pittman, private; enlisted in i860, in Captain Wilson's company, Seventh Regiment, Missouri State Militia. In all the battles Avith Price's raid. Discharged in 1865.

William Nye, private or sergeant ; enlisted in Seventy-first Enrolled Missouri Militia, 1862. Transferred to Fifth Provost Regiment, 1863. With Captain Bingham in Home Guards, 1864. Escaped from Glasgow when bombarded by Shelby in 1864.

W. B. Cooper, first orderly lerg-eant : enlisted. 1861. Company H. Captain Ijing'ham, Seventy-first Regiment, Enrolled Missouri Militia. 'I'aken prisoner at Glasgow, 1864.

George W. Johnson, private; enlisted 1862, in Company G, Captain Corum. Seventy-first Regiment, Enrolled Missouri Militia. In several skirmishes.

Thomas D. Parks, private; enlisted September, 1864, in Company C, Forty-fifth Regiment Missouri Volunteer Infantry. Died of typhoid fever in St. Louis, March. 1865.

G. S. Burnsides, first lieutenant and captain ; Company E. Seventy-first Enrolled Missouri Militia, and of Company 5, Missouri ProVost Regiment; enlisted August, 1862. Discharged. 1863.

H. B. Tickemeyer, private; enlisted August, 1862, in Company F, Seventh Regiment Missouri State Militia. Battles of Prairie Grove, Little Rock, Saline River, etc.

F. Tickemeyer. private; enlisted. 1862. Company F, Seventh Missouri State Militia. Captured at Glasgow, sent to St. Louis, took the oath and came home.

x\braham Rumans. private: enlisted 1862 in Fifth Missouri State Militia, then in Company I, Twelfth Missouri State Militia. Battles of Nashville and Frankfort.

William L. Grain, first sergeant; enlisted 1862. in Company F, Seventh Missouri State Militia. Battles of Fayetteville. Boonville. Jefferson City, Big Blue and Mine Run.

Benjamin Sullivan, private; enlisted in Company H, Ninth Missouri State Militia. Battles, Fayette, Ft. Scott, Lexington. Independence, Little and Big Blues, Newport, Newtonia, etc. Discharged 1865.

Thaddeus Miller, orderly sergeant; enlisted. 1862, in Companies G and H, Seventy-first Enrolled Missouri Militia. Battles, Glasgow. Discharged in 1864.

R. S. Sandidge, second sergeant; enlisted in Company E, Seventh Regiment Missouri State Militia. Was captured at Prairie Grove, 1862, and escaped soon after. Promoted to captaincy, but never mustered in.

Marquis Ferguson, private; enlisted in Company E, Seventh Regiment, Missouri State Militia, and was killed near Pine Bluff, Arkansas, in 1863.