100 Missouri Partisans
These are true accounts of 100 Missouri people who fought for the South. Some of these stories are the same as those in "Missouri Partisans-Their Deeds And Their Families" Volumes two and three, but the genealogies have been omitted and many more partisans have been added. Volume one of Missouri Partisans is not included because the genealogies are a critical part of the stories of some of the people in that volume. This book contains brief descriptions of their exploits, vintage biographies and newspaper articles, and military dispatches pertaining to those individuals.
SECTION ONE
Contents of this Section
1. Mac (McKinley Maurice) Barnett
2. Andrew "Andy" Blunt
3. Percy Boulware
4. John Brown Of Vernon County
5. Charles Brownlee
6. Archie Clement
7. Alfred "Alph" Cook
8. George R. Cruzen
9. David Benjamin Cunningham
10. John B. Dale
11. Micajah Dark
12. James M. Dillard
13. William "Bill" Dunn
14. Richard R. “Dick” Durrett
15. The Gann Brothers
16. George P. B. Gatewood
17. The Gilmore, Simpson and Archer Family
18. John Redmond Goode
19. William J. Harris of Audrain Co.
20. William Harris of Pettis Co.
21. Joseph L. Hart
22. James Napoleon "Pony" Hill
23. Clifton Holtzclaw
24. Mathias "Matt" Houx
25. William Howard
26. Solomon Perry Hoy
27. Rufus Henry Ingram
28. Sidney Drake Jackman
29. William S. "Bill" Jackson
30. Joseph "Joe" Kirk
31. Colonel Robert R. Lawther
32. David C. Majors
33. The Mayfield Family
34. Dr. Lee C. Miller
35. The Mushaney Family
36. Capt. William T. Nevins
37. Otho Offutt
38. William H. Ogden
39. Caleb J. Perkins
40. Alexander Pitney
41. Dave Pool (Poole)
42. Major John F. Rucker
43. Fernando Scott
44. William "Bill" Stephens
45. James A. Stoker
46. William Henry Taylor
47. James T. Waller
48. John Watson
49. John P. Wilcox
50. Thomas Jefferson "Tom" Woodson
SECTION TWO
Contents of this Section
1. John F. Abshire
2. Bartlett Anderson
3. Bloody Bill Anderson And Judge Baker, The Facts
4. Dr. John McCargo Angell
5. Lt. Col. Ai. Edgar Asbury
6. David J. Baker
7. The Baker Family And The Palmyra Massacre
8. Col. Lewis M. Best
9. Benjamin Brumfield (Broomfield)
10. Oliver Burch (Birch-Bunch)
11. Taylor Buskirk
12. Theodore Castle
13. Henry Cogswell
14. Joseph "Joe" Cole
15. Charles Cooper
16. William Polk (Pope) Conyers
17. The Crockett Brothers Of St. Clair County
18. Franklin "Frank" Davis
19. Edmond J. Ellis
20. James M. Gentry
21. William R. George
22. Barbara Greenwood
23. The Hale Family Of Livingston County
24. Jesse W. Hamlett (Hamlet)
25. Thomas Hicklin
26. Thomas Wesley "Tom" Hunter
27. James William Inlow
28. Joseph D. Inlow
29. Benjamin Kimsey
30. James Riley Kirby
31. Major Elliott D. Major
32. William Marchbanks
33. General John S. Marmaduke
34. Charles McGhee (McGee)
35. King Ferdinand Ozment
36. Martin Persinger
37. William F. Petty
38. Major Andrew J. Piercy
39. The Queener Family Of Bates County
40. John Raftre (Rafter)
41. Hedge, Bill and Anna Reynolds Of Cass County
42. William T. "Bill" Roberts
43. The Robertson Family Of Saline County
44. James William "Jim" Ryder
45. Calvin J. Sartin (Sartain)
46. William M. "Bill" Stephens
47. Benjamin A. Tanner
48. Thomas "Tom" W. Todd
49. John Albert Williams
50. Thomas "Tom" Yates
Miscellaneous Lists Included:
Guerrillas who surrendered 8 August 1864, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, then were charged with crimes. Most were former members of Ford's Company of Paw Paw Militia in Platte County.
List of Guerrillas
Who Surrendered at Lexington, Missouri
May 1st through June 7th 1865
From
The Kansas City Journal Of Commerce, Jun. 7, 1865, page 4
List of those who
surrendered at Rocheport In early June 1865
The Howard Union, June 15, 1865
in Howard County, Missouri
Quantrill Guerrillas
Original Roster
This Roster was found by Yankee troops on one of the dead
Missouri Partisan Rangers after a battle at Pleasant Hill, Missouri on July 11,
1862. This copy of the list was sent on July 16, 1862 by Capt. Henry I.
Stienlin, Co. A, 1st Mo. Cav., to Headquarters in Jefferson City,
Mo. (Ref. Provost Marshal file 22105 Reel
F01660)
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Missouri Partisans Their guerrilla activities
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