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James Christian
Charges and Specifications against James Christian a prisoner held by Col. John D. Stevenson Comdg. at Lexington, Mo.
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Charge
Violation of the laws of war
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Specification
In this that said prisoner James Christian was a member of a Guerrilla Band known as Parkers band in the counties of Jackson and Lafayette in the month of April 1862 and did as a member of said band mauraud upon the property of peaceful citizens and did disquiet the Community by making forage upon the property of Union Citizens and did threaten their lives and property with arms in his hands.
Witness
Capt. Murphy MSM     
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G. S. Robinson
Charges and Specifications against G. S. Robinson a prisoner held by Col. John D. Stevenson Comdg. at Lexington, Mo.
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Charge
Violation of the laws of war
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Specification
In this that said prisoner G. S. Robinson was a member of a Guerrilla Band known as Parkers band in the counties of Jackson and Lafayette in the month of April 1862 and did as a member of said band mauraud upon the property of peaceful citizens and did disquiet the Community by making forage upon the property of Union Citizens and did threaten their lives and property with arms in his hands.
Witness
Capt. Murphy MSM    
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Joseph Fitzgerald
Charges and Specifications against Joseph Fitzgerald a prisoner in Lexington, Mo.
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Charge
Violation of the laws of war
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Specification:
In this that the said prisoner Joseph Fitzgerald did belong to a Guerrilla Band known as Jones band in the state of Missouri said band being engaged in marauding upon the property of Union men and disquieting the Community by armed forage upon peaceable Citizens.
Specification 2nd:
In this that said Joseph Fitzgerald with other members of the band of Jones being surrounded by U.S. Troops under the command of Lieut. J. D. Jenks 1st Iowa Cavly. on the night of the 11th of March 1852 at the county of Lafayette state of Missouri did fire upon said troops and upon a return of the fire did trecherously cry out that they surrendered thereby deluding the said Lieut. Jenks and his command to cease firing and to enter the house upon the faith of said pretended surrender and thereupon said band did fire upon U.S. Soldiers and did then and there treacherously kill and murder private George H. Flemming Co. B 1st Iowa Cavalry and did wound privates Wilber, Flanders, Hill and Burnett of said command.
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Witnesses:
J. B. Kayser MSM
Lieut. Jenks 1st Iowa Cav.      
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Pleasant Heikler
Charges and Specifications against Pleasant Heikler a prisoner held by Col. John D. Stevenson Comdg. at Lexington, Mo.
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Charge 1st
Violation of the laws of war
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Specification:
In this that said prisoner Pleasant Heikler was a member of a Guerrilla Band known as Parkers band in the counties of Jackson and Lafayette in the month of April 1862 and did as a member of said band mauraud upon the property of peaceful citizens and did disquiet the Community by making forage upon the property of Union Citizens and did threaten their lives and property with arms in his hands.
Signed John D. Stevenson Col. Commdg.
Witness
Capt. J. B. Kayser MSM
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Thomas Hobbs
Charges and Specifications against Thomas Hobbs a prisoner held by Col. John D. Stevenson Comdg. at Lexington, Mo.
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Charge
Violation of the laws of war
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Specification:
In this that said prisoner Thomas Hobbs was a member of a Guerrilla Band known as Parkers band in the counties of Jackson and Lafayette in the month of April 1862 and did as a member of said band mauraud upon the property of peaceful citizens and did disquiet the Community by making forage upon the property of Union Citizens and did threaten their lives and property with arms in his hands.
Signed Col. Jno. D. Stevenson
Witness
Capt. Murphy MSM
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Wm. Sanders
Charges and Specifications against Wm. Sanders a prisoner in Lexington, Mo.
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Charge
Violation of the laws of war
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Specification:
In this that the said prisoner Wm. Sanders did belong to a Guerrilla Band known as Jones band in the state of Missouri said band being engaged in marauding upon the property of Union men and disquieting the Community by armed forage upon peaceable Citizens.
Specification 2nd:
In this that said Wm. Sanders with other members of the band of Jones being surrounded by U.S. Troops under the command of Lieut. J. D. Jenks 1st Iowa Cavly. on the night of the 11th of March 1852 at the county of Lafayette state of Missouri did fire upon said troops and upon a return of the fire did trecherously cry out that they surrendered thereby deluding the said Lieut. Jenks and his command to cease firing and to enter the house upon the faith of said pretended surrender and thereupon said band did fire upon U.S. Soldiers and did then and there treacherously kill and murder private George H. Flemming Co. B 1st Iowa Cavalry and did wound privates Wilber, Flanders, Hill and Burnett of said command.
Witnesses:
J. B. Kayser MSM
Lieut. Jenks 1st Iown Cav. 
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Charges and Specifications against Francis Ducates.
Broke jail May 14th, 1862.
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Charge
Violation of the laws of war
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Specification:
In this that said prisoner Francis Ducates did in the county of Jackson in the state of Missouri belong to a Guerrilla Band known as Parkers band being engaged in marauding upon the property of Union men and in disquieting the Community by armed forays upon peacable Citizens.
Specifications 2nd
In this that the said Francis Ducates being a member of said Parkers Band did lay in wait upon the banks of the Missouri River in the county of Jackson in he state of Missouri for the purpose of firing into steamboats with a view to compell them to land for the purpose of plunder, all this about the 18th of March 1862.