Adair, R. – Captain, Shanks Regiment, A Company, surrendered at Shreveport, La on and around June 5 – 9^th 1865.

Adam, Robert – Conscript POW, Chariton Co. Missouri. Captured October 27, 1864 in Johnson Co., Missouri and was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison where he died December 14, 1864 of Rubella.

Adams, A. D. – Elliott’s Regiment, Co. D, attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Salisbury address.

Adams, W. F. – 2^nd Missouri Inf., attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Salisbury address.

Agee, J. W. – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Albert, William – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Aldridge, John T. – During General Price’s 1864 campaign in Missouri John enlisted joining General Shelby’s command and participated in all the battles in which the command was engaged during that campaign, and in one of these had a horse shot from under him. He surrendered at Ft. Smith, Arkansas.

Alexander, George D. – Lt. Col., Commander Marsh Regiment, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Allen, M. B. – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B, enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Anderson, Orville B. – Lieutenant, 2^nd Tenn. Regiment, 43^rd TN. Inf., Company C. Attended the annual reunion of the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri held at Moberly, 1881. Guthridge Mill address.

Applegate, James S – Sgt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Applegate, Lewis M. – Major. He led what is known as “Applegate’s Raid” at the beginning of the war, and before he had joined General Price with his command. He was a Major on General Price’s staff; the exposures of the war seriously impaired his health.

Arrington, A. F. – He served under General Cooper and Stonewall Jackson, he was wounded during the Battle of the Wilderness.

Ashby, Danl. L. – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Ashby, James – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Baker, Larius – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois, Prison.

Ballentine, D. C. – Corp. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Ballentine, Wm. C. – Lt., Searcy’s Battalion S.S., B Company, surrendered Alexandria, La. 1865.

Ballwood, Jas. J – 1^st Lt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Balthis, William Henry – Captain Co. A 21^st Virginia Calvary. He first enlisted with the Warren County; Va. Rifles, as a drummer, April 18, 1861. The 21^st Va. Cav. was organized in August 1862 and took an active part in the various battles in East Tennessee, western Virginia, and the Shenandoah Valley. He commanded this unit the close of the war. He surrendered his unit at Winchester, Va. April 26, 1865. After the war he came to Missouri in 1866 and settled in Brunswick, Missouri. He worked on the Brunswicker, paper, and in 1878 he came to Huntsville and established the Vindicator.

Barnes, Allen – Corp. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Barnes, Jas. F – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December, 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Barnes, Thomas B – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Barnes, S. – Pvt., Shanks Calvary, Company C, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Barr, John N – Capt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton Illinois, Prison. He was elected 1^st Lt. in the second company raised at Brunswick, May 10, 1861 at the beginning of the war.

Bass, Augustus – Private, Poindexter’s Missourians. Captured November 14, 1862 around Glasgow. Died January 24, 1863, at Alton Illinois Prison.

Bayne, J. D. – Co. C, Wood’s Regiment, Searcy’s Battalion, Shelby’s Div. Attended the seventh annual reunion of the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri, held at Moberly 1881. Listed his address as Dalton.

Beatty, Jasper N – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Bell, Casper Winstar – AJ General Missouri State Guard, Polititian, Confederate Congressman. Buried 1898 Douglas-Masonic.

Bentley, James W. – 9^th Mo. Inf., Co. I attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly Mo. 1881. Keytesville address. Buried Dalton in 1916.

Bidell, John B. – He enlisted June 21, 1861, in Company G M.S.G., 4^th Missouri Volunteer Infantry and served for one year. He took part in Carthage; Wilson’s Creek, Lexington, Dry Wood and others.

Bochm, A. – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 with the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Boley, William – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Burnett, John T. – Private, in Clark’s Brigade. He attended the third annual reunion of the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri, held at Jefferson City, August 28^th and 29^th, 1883. He listed his address as Musselfork.

Burnett, Jno. N. – Citizen, Died in a Union Prison St. Louis, Missouri, on January 21, 1865, the body was taken by friends for burial.

Burnette, J.T. – Pvt. Co. B, 20^th Mo. Infantry. Roll of POW paroled at Selma, Alabama, during the month of June 1865 by Wm. R. Marshall, Col. 7 Minn. Vols. Comdg. Post.

Burton, D. H. – 4^th Sgt., Williams Calvary, J Company, surrendered May 1965 Shreveport, La.

Butler, Wm. G. – Pvt., Williams Calvary, J Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Butner, C. Wallace – Served with General Price’s regiment and was captured with his brother James Butner. Wallace died from starvation at Rock Island, Illinois Prison.

Butner, James – Served with General Price’s regiment and was captured and sent to Rock Island, Illinois Prison.

Buxton, John – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Ca----, Russell B. – Lt., Searcy’s Battalion SS, A Company, surrendered Alexandria, La 1965.

Campbell, George – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Campbell, Jos. A – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Carlile, J. – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury. Also 4^th Mo. Cav.

Carter, A. – 18^th Regiment, Shelby’s Brig. Co. H, attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Keytesville address.

Carter, Jake C. – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury. Also served in the 2^nd Mo. Regt. & Bledsoe’s Battery, attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Keytesville address. Buried Corinth Cemetery 1899.

Carter, Samuel J. – He joined the Confederate army under General Price, under whom he served two years, participating in the battles of Boonville, Lexington and Dry Wood. In the fall of 1863 he joined General Robert E. Lee’s artillery service and continued in it until the final surrender. Under Lee he was in the battles of the Wilderness, Spottsylvania Court House, Second Cold Harbor, and Petersburg. First Richmond Howitzer Battery.

Case, James – Pvt. Conscript. Captured at Brunswick, Mo., Oct 20 1864. Forwarded from Springfield, Mo. To St. Louis Nov 21, 1864, then to Rock Island, Illinois November 24, 1864. Died at Rock Island Barracks, Illinois December 26, 1864 of Typhoid Fever. Grave #1716.

Cash, Lee – Joined Price’s army in 1864, but became with smallpox soon afterwards and confined in the hospital for seventy-four days.

Cash, Jasper Newton – In 1864 he joined Price’s Army but also like his brother Lee became sick with smallpox and after his recovery did not join the army.

Cavanaugh, David – 2^nd Lt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Cavanaugh, David – Pvt. Conscript from Chariton Co., Mo. On roll of prisoners at Springfield in November 1864. Captured Springfield, Greene Co., Mo. Nov. 6, 1864. Forwarded to St Louis in Nov. 1864 and transferred to Rock Island, Illinois Nov. 21, 1864. On roll of Rock Island Nov. 30, 1864. Died Nov. 28, 1864 of Typhoid Pneumonia. Grave #1627.

Chrane, Harold J. – He went with his brother Peter Chrane during Price’s Raid of 1864 and in the last months of the war on a southern battlefield was thought to be died by his brother. Peter wrote to Harold’s wife telling her of Harold’s death. He survived the near death and made his why back home to Chariton County returning to a surprising family in 1865.

Chrane, Peter – A new recruit during Price’s Raid of 1864 endured hardships in the last months of the war with his son and brother.

Chrane, son of Peter – He went with his father during Price’s Raid of 1864, he endured the hardships of war and on a southern battlefield was killed, his father carried him a short distance and he died. Peter buried his son at the battlefield.

Churchill, William – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Clarkson, Robert P. – During the war he enlisted in the CSA Army and served throughout the war, taking part in the Battles of Pea Ridge Arkansas, Lexington Missouri, Corinth Mississippi, Port Gibson, Black River, Vicksburg, New Market, and others. He was transferred from the Army of Mississippi to the Army of Northern Virginia under General Lee. He was wounded four times and at one time was shot in the left lung and left for dead. For 32 days he was unable to speak, but finally recovered and returned to Chariton County. Buried Corinth Cemetery 1926.

He attended the annual reunion of the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri held at Moberly 1881. He served with Co. H, 1^st Mo., and Bowen’s Brig. He gave Keytesville as his home address.

Cloyd, Gilbert M. – He died at Keytesville during the war, having been taken prisoner while in the Confederate army, being sick at the time of his capture.

Cloyd, Wiley – Private, Died at Vicksburg age 25. Buried in the Rodgers Cemetery.

Coats, John P. – Pvt., 2^nd Shanks Calvary, F Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Coleman, P. C. – Williams’ Regt., Shelby’s Brig., attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Dalton address.

Coleman, W. E. – Attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Salisbury address. Also 2^nd Mo. Inf.

Coleman, W. S. – Williams Regt. Co. G, attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Salisbury address.

Collingham, Robert – 3^rd Sgt., Williams Calvary, F Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Collins, J. H. – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 with the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Cooley, J. T. – Company E, Searcy’s Battalion, and A member of the U. C. V. Price Camp Keytesville, Mo. 1902.

Cooley, M.C. – Citizen, Died in a Union Prison St. Louis, Missouri, on December 23, 1864, was buried at Jefferson Barracks Cemetery.

Cook, John A. J. – Died in prison around St. Louis, January 10, 1865. Buried in the Harton Family Cemetery that has been destroyed. Sons of Confederate’s place a stone at Beulah Cemetery in memory of John beside his wife Elizabeth Houston Cook.

Cook, Joseph Turner – Company A, First Missouri Cavalry. Belonged to U. C. V. Price Camp No 710, Keytesville, Mo. 1902. He is the son of John A. J. Cook and was captured and sent to Gratiot Street Prison in St. Louis and transferred to Alton, Illinois. He was released after his father died. He is buried at Beulah Cemetery. Sons of Confederate place a stone at his grave.

Cotney, Jesse – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, sent to the Alton Illinois, Prison.

Cotriel, Thomas – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Cox, Alvin – Stonewall Brig, 36^th Va. Inf. Attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881 Chariton Co. address.

Coy, D. – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Coy, James – Enlisted in General Price’s Army 1861 and was killed during the Battle of Pea Ridge Arkansas.

Coy, T. E. – Private, Ninth Missouri Inf., Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury. Served with the 9^th Mo. Inf., Parsons Div. Co. I, attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Keytesville address.

Craig, Jonathan – Chariton Co. MO, Co. K, 2^nd Inf. Died at Cove Creek, Ark. March 3, 1862.

Crane, William – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861, in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Crewens, C. C. – Flag bearer, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Croff, Henry Thomas – Served under General Sterling Price.

Cross, Milton – Capt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Crowder, John – 2^nd Lt. Missouri State Guard. Officer in the second company raised at Brunswick, May 10, 1861. Also 4^th Mo. Inf.

Cruse, T. T., Company I, Ninth Missouri Inf., U. C. V. Keytesville Camp No. 710, 1902.

Crutchfield, John I. – Pvt., Williams Calvary, J Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La. Buried Salisbury City Cemetery 1928.

Cuddy, A. J. – Williams’ Regiment, Shelby’s Div. Attended the annual reunion of the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri held at Moberly, 1881. Listed Dalton as his home address.

Cupp, William – 4^th Sgt., F Company, Slaybacks Calvary. William fought in the entire war and surrendered at Shreveport, La. May 1865. Wounded several times during the war. He was born 1830 and died March 27, 1884. He was a prominent farmer and cattleman of Musselfork.

Davenport, W. I. – Company D, Elliott’s Battalion. U. C. V. Price Camp No. 710, Keytesville, Mo. 1902.

Davis, C. B. – Clark’s Brig. Attended the annual reunion of the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri, held at Moberly, 1881. Listed his home address as Chariton County.

Dickey, R. A. – 2^nd Lt. Officer, Missouri State Guard. Enlisted in the first company raised at Brunswick, May 10, 1861.

Dickey, J. F. – Captain, AGM, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Doland, Harry – 18^th Regt. Shelby’s Brig. Co. E, attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Triplett address.

Dulang, T. G. – Poindexter’s Regt., attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Salisbury address.

Dunn, S. – Pvt., Williams Calvary, J Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Dupuy, Wm. A. – Attended the seventh annual reunion of the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri held at Higginsville, on August 27 and 28, 1889. He belonged to the 3rd Regiment, Fitz Lee’s Brig., E Company, gave his home address as Brunswick.

Dye, Jarrett – 2^nd Batt’n Parsons’ Div Co. C, attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Brunswick address. Attended the seventh annual reunion held at Higginsville on August 27^th and 28^th, 1889. Gave his home address Brunswick with the 2^nd Mo., Mitchell’s Brig. Buried Elliott Grove Cemetery 1910.

Eagen, James A – Co. F 3^rd Mo. Infantry. James saw action at Drywood and Lexington as a member of Co. C 5^th Reg. 3^rd Div. Missouri State Guard. Enlisted by Captain Lowry in CSA in Greene Co. on January 25, 1862 at the age 19. He was in all action from Elkhorn through the Atlanta campaign where he lost a foot at Allatoona, Ga. October 5, 1864. He was retired on disability Feb 17, 1865 and took the oath at St. Louis, Mo. On May 25, 1865. James died in 1899 and is buried in the Keytesville City Cemetery.

Earhardt, Henry – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in a company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Edwards, R. D. – Company F, Virginia Inf., U. C. V. Price Camp NO. 710, Keytesville, Mo. 1902.

Edwards, Theophilus – Citizen. A southern sympathizer that was murdered by the Putnam County Militia at the end of the War in Chariton County 1864.

Egan, J. A. – Company C, Third Missouri Infantry. U. C. V. Price Camp NO. 710, Keytesville, Mo. 1902.

Ehrat, Christian – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Ehrat, Francis – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

James – Conscript. Roll of prisoners captured and confined at Mt. Vernon, Mo., during the month of November 1864. Arrested Nov. 9, 1864. Charges: being in the C.S.A. Transferred to Col. J.D. Bristoshe Provo. Mar. Dist. SW Mo. Roll of Prisoners sent from Springfield, Mo., and November 22, 1864.

Forest, E. J. - Pvt., Williams Regiment, J Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La. Served 3 & 5 Mo. Inf. Buried 1884 Fairview – McCurry Cemetery.

Fox, Peter – Citizen. Murder by Union Putnam County MSM. Buried 1864 Dooley Vohner Cemetery.

Franklin, S. H. – Company B, Eleventh Virginia Infantry. U. C. V. Price Camp NO. 710, Keytesville, Mo. 1902.

Freeman, S. – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Fuller, James – Independent Co. attended the Ex-Confederate of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Keytesville address.

Gaines, J. N. – He enlisted in Kentucky in 1862 in Burk’s Company, Quirk’s Scouts, Morgan’s Cav. Brigade, at rank of Private. At age 44 he attended the Fifth annual meeting of the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri held at Marshall on August 31 and September 1, 1886. He gave as his address Triplett.

Gaines, H. L. – 1^st Lt., Missouri State Guard. Enlisted in the first company raised in Brunswick, May 10, 1861.

Gill, H. J. – Pvt., Williams Regiment, H Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Gilliam, G. B. – Company C, Elliott’s Battalion. U. C. V. Price Camp, Keytesville, Mo. 1902.

Glasscock, Thomas – Attended the seventh annual reunion of the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri held at Higginsville, on August 27^th and 28^th, 1889. He gave his home address as Brunswick, with the 7^th Mo. A Company, Parsons’ Regiment and 16^th Mo. Inf. Buried 1916 Brunswick City Cemetery.

Goin, James G - Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Goins, Zachariah – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Gordon, George – 2^nd Lt., Williams Regiment, I Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La. Buried 1877 Keytesville City Cemetery.

Grinstead, Dr. J. J. – Surgeon, Third Division Missouri State Guard. General John B. Clark mentions Dr. Grinstead in several field reports as serving the wounded well after several battles in Northern Arkansas and at the battle near Carthage, Mo. July 5, 1861. He later practiced medicine in Keytesville.

Grizzel, Thomas M. Jr. – Pvt. Co. D 5^th Ky. Infantry, Ashby’s Cavalry. Thomas enlisted at Holston, Va. April 20, 1862. He enlisted Ashby’s as his unit at the KC reunion. He attended the Kansas City reunion in 1891 and listed Salisbury as his home. He died 1913 and buried in the Clifton Hill cemetery.

Guerin, M. – M. D. physician and surgeon after the war. In 1861 with the M.S.G. he became a member of Carey’s Company in the 2^nd regiment. After the expiration of that term of service he became orderly sergeant of Company K, 2^nd Missouri regiment, C.S.A. He participated in all battles in this State and in the South, except during the time of his imprisonment. At the Kenesaw Mountain he was wounded no less than five times and was taken prisoner. For ten months he was confined at Camp Douglas.

Gunn, Asa. – 2^nd Sgt. Williams Regiment, J Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Hall, H. H. or H. C. – 1^st Lt., Searcy’s Battalion, E Company, surrendered Alexandria, La. 1865.

Halliburton, John w. – Pvt. Poindexter’s Mo. Cavalry. He was captured in Chariton Co. August 14, 1862 was sent to Alton, Ill. Paroled Feb. 1863. He listed Randolph County as his home.

Haggard, William – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Hamilton, Francis – Served with Stonewall buried at Rothville.

Hamilton, Jeremiah M. – Served as a Captain in the War. Company B, First Missouri. U. C. V. Price Camp, NO 710, Keytesville, Mo. 1902.

Hampton, Oscar L – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton Illinois Prison.

Hancock, D. H. – Company B, Fourth Virginia Cavalry. U. C. V. Price Camp, NO 710, Keytesville, Mo. 1902.

Hancock, W. A. – He is a son of ex-confederate. He attended the seventh annual reunion of the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri, held at Higginsville, on August 27^th and 28^th, 1889. Gave Keytesville as his home address.

Hanna, John – Captain, 9^th Mo. S.S., K Company, surrendered at Shreveport, La. On and around June 5 – 9^th, 1965.

Harper, Goodrich W – Corp. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Harper, P.S. – Captain, A.C.S., surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Harper, S. T. – 1st Lt., Searcy’s Battalion S.S., A Company, surrendered Alexandria, La. 1865.

Harper, V. S. – Served with General Price throughout the War and was with Price on his last raid in 1864, receiving medals for his bravery in battle. Attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. Served in Searcy’s Regiment Parsons’ Div. Co. B. Dalton address. U. C. V. Price Camp NO 710, Keytesville, Mo. 1902.

Harper, Wm. R – Sgt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Harrelson, J. S. – Pvt., Williams Regiment, J Company, surrendered may 1865 Shreveport, La.

Hart, J. T. – Company H, Sneizer’s Regiment. U. C. V. Price Camp, NO 710 Keytesville, Mo. 1902.

Haynes, H. – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in a third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Hayward, J. – Pvt., 4^th Calvary, D Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Hayward, N. S. – Pvt., Shanks Regiment, K Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Haywood, J. P. – 9^th Mo. Parsons’ Div. Co. I, attended the Ex-Confederate of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Shannondale address.

Hazelwood, Jas. L - 3 Lt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to Alton, Illinois Prison.

He was very active in raising volunteers for the State or Confederate service. In the spring of 1861 he was commissioned adjutant general of General Clark’s division of the Missouri State Guard, and served the battles of Wilson’s Creek, Dry Wood and Lexington. At the meeting of the State Legislature in Neosho in October 1861, he was the first man nominated for the Confederate congress from Missouri; he continued to represent this district until the final evacuation of Richmond by Lee. During his absence from Missouri his property in Brunswick was all destroyed. He returned to Brunswick in 1867 and returned to his Law practice serving his community and state.

Henderson, Jno. W. – Attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Salisbury address.

Henderson, Thos. – 9^th Regt. Co. I, attended the Ex-Confederate of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Salisbury address.

Henderson, W. A. – 9^th Regiment Parson’s Brig. Co. F attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Salisbury address.

Hensley, E. D. or O. D. – 1^st Lt., Searcy’s Battalion S.S., D Company, surrendered Alexandria, La. 1865.

Hensley, William – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company. Enlisted in the October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Pvt, Williams Regiment, J Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Herndon, J. M. – Attended the seventh annual reunion of the Ex- Confederate Association of Missouri, held at Higginsville, on August 27^th and 28^th, 1889. Gave his home address as Mendon, with the Werden’s Co., Searcy’s Brig.

Heryford, J. R. – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Hibler, George W. – Joined the first southern in Brunswick, became a Captain and fought under Price.

Hix, N. B. – Independent Company attended the Ex-Confederate of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Keytesville address.

Hocker, G. W. – Company D, Perkins’ Missouri Inf. U. C. V. Price Camp, NO 710, Keytesville, Mo. 1902.

Hodge, E. – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Holloway, E. – Pvt., Williams Regiment, E Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Horton, B. F. – Pvt., Williams Regiment, J Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Houston, A. G. Pvt. General Sterling Price’s Raid 1864.

Houston, James M – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to Alton, Illinois Prison.

Humphrey, W. J. – Williams’ Regiment. U. C. V. Price Camp, NO 710, Keytesville, Mo. 1902

Hunt, W. B. – 3^rd Mo. Regiment Shelby’s Brig., attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Salisbury address.

Hushey, J. N. - Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Hutchinson, F.Y. – 2^nd Lt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to Alton, Illinois Prison.

Hutchinson, Richard T – 2^nd Lt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Hyde, J. B. – Presiding judge of the county court. In 1861 he enlisted in the Missouri State Guard under Governor Jackson. Again he enlisted in Co. K, 2^nd Reg. Missouri Infantry, as an orderly sergeant. On June 27, 1864, he was captured and held prisoner until February 1865. He was confined for a time at Louisville, them at Nashville, and finally at Fort Douglas, from which he was exchanged. His engagements were Fort Scott, Lexington, Pea Ridge, First Corinth, Iuka, Second Corinth, Grand Gulf, and Vicksburg.

J. B. Hyde attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Served in the 2^nd Mo. Cockrell’s Brig. Co. K. Dalton address.

Hyde, William S. – Colonel, Missouri State Guard. Chariton Co. MO, Co. K, 2^nd Inf. Killed at Elk Horn, Ark. From wounds received at the Battle of Pea Ridge, March 7, 1862. Age 34, born November 1827 died 1862. Buried in the Keytesville City Cemetery.

Jackson, Abbott H _ Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Jackson, G. – Pvt., Elliotts Regiment, A Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Jackson, H. – Pvt., Elliotts Regiment, A Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Jackson, J. – Pvt., Elliotts Regiment, A Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Jackson, Jim – A very active bushwhacker throughout the War in Chariton County. Hunted by the Union Authorities after the War. Captain Jim Jackson and William Stephens were permitted to surrender to Captain H. N. cook at Camp Switzler at the Fair Grounds near Columbia, on taking the amnesty oath, giving up their horses and arms. Captain Jackson and 14 of his men surrendered on June 1865. It was reported in the Columbia newspaper the Missouri Stateman Jackson was killed June 23, 1865.

Jackson, Lee – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison. L. Jackson Pvt. with Elliotts Regiment, A Company surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Jacobs, John - Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Janings, J. D. – Pvt., Elliotts Regiment, A Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Jared, William P. – Pvt. Served with General Price in the 1864 Raid.

Jeffries, C. – Slaybacks Calvary, F Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Jessup, Augustus – Kennedy’s Company. Conscript. Roll of POW received at Springfield in November 1864. Captured at Mt. Vernon, Mo. Oct. 30, 1864. Transferred from St Louis to Rock Island Nov. 21, 1864. Residence Brunswick, Chariton Mo., Oath, taken May 23, 1865. Signed with MARK.

Jessup, Charles E. – Conscript. Captured at Mt. Vernon, Mo. Oct 30, 1864. Received from Springfield Nov 21, 1864, transferred from St Louis to Rock Island Nov. 21, 1864. Pvt. Kennedy’s Company, C.S.A. Oath taken May 24, 1865.

Johnson, A. M. – Captain, Searcy’s Battalion S.S., B Company, Surrendered Alexandria, La. 1865.

Johnson, J. – Pvt., Elliotts Regiment, A Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, la.

Johnson, Jeter – Served under General Lee for 18 months.

Johnson, Samuel. T – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Johnson, William – Pvt. Poindexter’s Mo. Cavalry. Enlisted and taken POW in Chariton Co. August 14, 1862. Sent to Alton, Ill. Then to Johnson Island, Sandusky, Ohio. He died November 20, 1862 Sandusky, Ohio.

Johnston, William H. – Chariton Co. MO, Co. I, 5^th Inf. Killed at Vicksburg, Miss., May 29, 1863.

Jones, Taylor – Pvt. Captain Clark’s Co. D Gordon’s 5^th MO Calvary. He enlisted November 1, 1862. Served until taken Prisoner of War at Hot Springs, Arkansas on April 19, 1864. He was forced to enlist in the Union Army. After the War he returned to Chariton County and Married Mary Moxley.

Kerby, A. C. – Pvt., 8^th Calvary, H Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Ketron, Robert S – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Key, Phillip – Attended the seventh annual reunion of the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri, held at Higginsville on August 27^th and 28^th, 1889. He gave his home address as Salisbury, with the 5^th Texas F Company, Wigfall’s Brig.

Kilgore, William – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

King, Geo. J. – 2^nd Batt’n Parsons Div. Co. C, attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Brunswick address.

Kitchen, J. C. – Pvt., Williams Regiment, L Company, surrendered may 1865 Shreveport, La.

Kitchen, M. – 3^rd Cpl., Williams Regiment, J Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Laird, D. C. – Company G, Second Missouri Cavalry. Shanks’ Cav., attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Keytesville address. U. C. V. Price Camp NO 710, Keytesville, Mo. 1902.

Lampkin, John – First Lieutenant, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury. Went to Memphis, Tenn. and enlisted in the CSA 1862 remained in the service till end of war.

Lamar, William H. – Pvt. Poindexter’s Mo. Cavalry. He was captured in Chariton County, August 8, 1862 and sent to Gratiot Street Prison. He died Nov. 20 1862 in the Alton, Ill. prison. Randolph County listed as his home.

Lay, S. E. – Private, Missouri State Guard, and Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Leonard, James – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

Leonard, John – Citizen. Murdered by the Union Putnam County MSM 1864. He was seventeen years old; it was claimed that he was a guide for a squad of bushwhackers. He was arrested by militia soldiers stationed at Brunswick and taken to the Grand River. Having broken the winter ice they thrust the boy under by force and killed him.

Lessley, William A. – Company A, Perkins’ Regiment. U. C. V. Price Camp NO. 710, Keytesville, Mo. 1902.

Lewis, W. H. – Lieutenant, Second Tennessee Artillery. U. C. V. Price Camp NO. 710, Keytesville, Mo. 1902.

Lisman, James – Citizen, Died in a Union Prison at St Louis, Missouri, he was buried at the Jefferson Barracks Cemetery.

Litteral, Adam W – Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December, 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Litrell, A. W. – Pvt., Elliotts Regiment, A Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Litrell, J. – Pvt., Elliotts Regiment, A Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

Lloyd, Dick – Shelby’s Brig. attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri reunion held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Dalton address.

Lock, J. D. – Private, Missouri State Guard, and Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury. Also he was a 1^st Lt., 9^th Mo. Infantry, surrendered Alexandria, La. 1865.

Long, James – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury. Pvt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, was sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Lowry, R. B. – Company B, Searcy’s Battalion. U. C. V. Price Camp, NO. 710, Keytesville, Mo. 1902.

Lyon, D. K. – Company K, Second Missouri. U. C. V. Price Camp, NO. 710, Keytesville, Mo. 1902.

Magruder, Waverly T. – Served under General Price, and served throughout the war, taking part in the Battles of Springfield, Lexington and others. His son Edward Magruder, Brunswick, attended the seventh annual reunion of the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri, held at Higginsville on August 27^th and 28^th, 1889. Attended as son of ex-confederate.

Marsh, Joseph N – 1^st Lt. M.S.G., Captured at the Battle of Blackwater River, Milford, Missouri, December 19, 1861, sent to the Alton, Illinois Prison.

Martin, J. G. – 5^th Mo. Cockrell’s Brig. Co. B, attended the Ex-Confederate Association of Missouri held at Moberly, Mo. 1881. Keytesville address.

Mathews, Joseph Kennedy – Served during the war with Company K, 4^th Kentucky Cavalry, in the Battle of Gettsburg, Antietam, Spottsylvasia Court House, Battle of the Wilderness, Shiloh, Vicksburg, the Second Battle of Bull Run and Morgan’s Raid.

Matthews, Silas P. – Citizen, Died in a Union Prison St. Louis, Missouri, he

Maupin, Garland M. – Pvt. Conscript. Captured in Greene Co., Nov. 1, 1864 Residence, Chariton Co. Mo. Dark complexion, dark hair, gray eyes, 5’6” tall, age 41. On roll of prisoners received from Springfield, Mo. Nov. 21, 1864 and transferred from to Rock Island Nov. 21, 1864. Oath taken at Rock Island 28 April 1865.

McArdle, Michael – Private, Missouri State Guard, Company B. Enlisted October 10, 1861 in the third company raised in the neighborhood of Salisbury.

McAskan, John William – 3^rd Lieutenant, Missouri State Guard. Enlisted in the second company raised at Brunswick May 10, 1861. Also he was a 2nd Lt., Searcys Battln S. S., surrendered Alexandria, La. 1865.

McAusland, W. V. – Elliotts Regiment, B Company, surrendered May 1865 Shreveport, La.

McCampbell, Orville Willis