Missouri " G " Counties

Gasconade
 Henry Poppenhouse (Pappenhauser) was born to Herman and Sophia on October 23, 1831 in Hanover, Germany. He came to America with his parents and settled in Indiana. He married Adelheit Selke, the daughter of Cordt and Gesche Marie (Fisher) Selke about 1855. A son, Henry was born in 1856, Frank in 1863. Henry joined the Union Army as a Private in the 123rd Indiana Infantry, Co. H. in Dearborn, Indiana February 24, 1864 serving until August 25, 1865. In 1866, a daughter, Maria was born; 1868, a daughter, Annie; 1872, a son, Peter; 1878, a son, Lewis; 1882, a son, John Phillip and a daughter who died in infancy,  Lizzie Garett. After the war, Henry moved to Litchfield, Montgomery County, Illinois and on to Owensville, Gasconade County, Missouri. He died October 8, 1907 and is buried in the St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Cemetery, in Owensville, Gasconade, Missouri. Submitted by great, great, granddaughter Charlene Hamman Konersmann and great, great, great granddaughter Rebecca Louise Konersmann 7323 Richmond Place St. Louis, Missouri  63143-2201

Macdonald Crawford  b: 1841 in Scioto Co., OH.  Served in the Union Army with the 117th Ohio Infantry, which later became the 1st Ohio Heavy Artillery.  Married Rachel Radabaugh in 1861, they had seven children.  He moved to Missouri and worked at the Meramec Ironworks for several years in St. James, Mo before settling in Gasconade Co. around 1900.  Buried in Nubbin Ridge Cemetary outside of Owensville.  great great granddaughter. Heidi Goodsite

HOLLANDSWORTH Elisha, 1828-1905,son of James and Martha Hollandsworth,born in Bloomington, Clay County, Kentucky, married three times.First marriage to Julia Ann REED, second to Malissa THOMAS and finally to Mary Ann MCDANIEL. Elisha served in Company F, 31st Regiment, Missouri Infantry.  He was a prisoner at Andersonville, GA from March 1863 until Wars end.  As a result of War injuries and prison confinement he was plagued with severe illnesses the remainder of his life.  The last years of Mr. Hollandsworths life were spent in the State Soldiers Home at St. James, Missouri, and he is buried in the Liberty Cemetery near Canaan, Missouri.  Information was gleaned from the Gasconade County Historial Society History Book, initial printing. Ken Ahrens

Thomas Jefferson Lemons, was in the war (UNION) and became quite ill.  .. He was sent home but died about 2 yrs later with pneumonia after a fishing trip to the Gasconade River, MO.. one month before his wife gave birth to their last son.. I do not know where he is buried.  . she applied for the widow's pension.. it's on record.. My gg grandfather     Ellie Stites   Swanger, CO

John Thomas Stites was from Gasconade Co MO..(UNION) Was in the home guard  first.. then called to duty in fall of 1862.. He went to Vicksburg, was killed the first day of battle.. A Sgt... Buried there, Stone #5410.  I have many papers on him... My gg grandfather  Ellie Stites   Swanger, CO

ASSUMPTION CATHOLIC CHURCH CEMETERY/ ST. MARY'S CEMETERY
Bauer, George    Co. C, 4th MO Inf
Henneberger, Jacob   Co. D, 4th MO Inf
CATHOLIC CEMETERY - near Stolpe
Wetel, Ignatious   Blacksmith  Co. H, 3rd Wisc Cav
CLARY - BUSCHMEIER CEMETERY
Atkison, William   Cpl.   Co. K, 76th IL Inf
Kapell Charles   Co. E, 4th MO Inf
Rommel, Jacob   Cpl.  Co. B, 4th MO Inf
Spaete, Benhart   QMSgt.   Co. F, 2nd MO Light Artillery
Spaete, Gustave   Co. F, 2nd MO Light Artillery
Straub, John L.   Co. C, Gasconade County MO Home Guards
Wehmeyer, Christian H.   Co. H, 33rd MO Inf
CRIDER CEMETERY
Shockley, Asberry   U.S. Soldier
Shockley, Henry      U.S. Soldier
Thompson, Jonathan   Co. I, 6th MO Cav
GOOD HOPE CEMETERY
Roth, Phillip   May 2, 1835 - Jun 4, 1926.  Cpl.  Co. E, 4th MO Inf
FREDERICKSBURG CEMETERY
Bien, Jno.   Co. E, 10th MO Cav
Frederick, Fred   Co. F, 41st MO Inf
HERMANN CITY CEMETERY
Baer, Franz   Mar 25, 1839 - Apr 19, 1912. Co. D, 1st MO Engineers
Biebush, Gottlieb   Jan 1, 1828 - Sep 11, 1906.  Co. C, 4th MO Inf
Beckman, Charles   Jun 25, 1840 - Aug 14, 1914.  Co. C, 4th MO Inf
Fischer, John   Nov 9, 1844 - Dec 3, 1915. Co. H, 41st MO Inf
Good, Anton   Feb 22, 1830 - Aug 27, 1915.  Co. H, 41st MO Inf
Hoersch, John   May 15, 1828 - Oct 2, 1891.  4th MO Inf
Meyer, Anton   Jun 17, 1830 - Jul 18, 1913.  Co. C, 58th Ohio Inf
Muller, Joseph   Co. B, Gasconade County, MO Home Guards
Schlender, Charles   Jan 2, 1844 - Nov 23, 1872.    Co. D, 4th MO Inf
Wittmann, David   May 12, 1819 - Jun 16, 1901.   Co. C, 4th MO Inf
Zimmerly, Jacob   Co. C, 4th MO Inf
LIBERTY CHURCH CEMETERY
Bryant, John W.   1846-1929.  5th Iowa Cav
Perkins, John D.   Co. B, 10th MO Cav
LITTLE BERGER CATHOLIC CEMETERY
Erny, Conrad   1840-1931.  Co. F, 4th Mo Inf
LOCKHART CEMETERY
McDaniel, James   1832-1881.  Co. I, 50th MO Inf
Woodruff, William   Dec 18, 1840 - May 13, 1892.  Co. L, 10th MO Cav
NEW BETHEL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CEMETERY
Crawford, Mack D.   C. __ Ohio Heavy Artillery
OLD WOOLLAM ST. JOHN CEMETERY
Tommitz, ____Co. I, 124th IL Inf
ST. GEORGE CATHOLIC CEMETERY
Schiedegger, Frank   Aug 22, 1844 - Mar 17, 1933.  Co. C, 2nd MO Light Artillery
ST. JAMES CHURCH CEMETERY
Heeseman, Heinrich M.   Oct 2, 1839 - Sep 20, 1923. Co. I, 1st MO Inf
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERN CEMETERY
Meyer, Casper   Apr 14, 1834 - Oct 2, 1921.  Co. E, 1st MO Inf
ST. JOHN'S UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST CEMETERY / ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL
CHURCH CEMETERY
Klick, Charles F.   Feb 18, 1842 - Oct 15, 1920.  Co. E, 51st MO Inf
Kuschel, Ludwig   Co. D, 58th Ohio Inf

ALONZO RUSH  b. abt. 1823 resided in Springfield, Greene Co., Mo 1870 Census
Company "A" 2nd., MO State Militia Calvary.  Buried in Old Rogers Cemetery,
Rogers, Benton Co., AR   Civil War headstone with no date! MPostma107@aol.com

Theodore Shufelt died in Springfield, Missouri on October 10, 1931. ( I haven't been able to locate his grave site in Springfield yet). Born: May 13, 1848 in St. Lawrence County, New York; Served in Company F, 11th New York Cavalry; enlisted on December 21, 1863 and was honorably discharged as a private on September 30, 1865 in Memphis, Tennessee. Served in Virginia, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Arkansas.  Greatgrandfather: Walter Boyd 3801 NE 304th Ct Camas, WA 98607

John Robert Clark-Capt. Union army-Springfield Nat.Cem.-Greene Co.-died 5\21\1862  Chuck Walker

Robert Braswell, Cemetery=Unknown, at this time (In his pension records the name was also spelled Brasul, Brasuel, Brasuell, etc.) Date of birth=About 1835 in Illinois,  Date of death=28-DEC-1899 in Arkansas.  Robert was the son of Samuel and Phoebe (Tabor) Braswell. He was enrolled 04-AUG-1862 at Rolla, MO in Co. G, 32nd Regiment of Missouri Infantry Volunteers to serve 3 years. He mustered in as a private on 11-NOV-1862 at Benton Barracks, MO. He was transferred to Co. A, 5th Regiment V. R. C. on 24-AUG-1863.Cause was not stated He mustered out on Dit (?) Muster at Indianapolis, IN as a private on 11-JUL-1865.. He married Sarah M. James 30-AUG-1867 in Greene Co., MO. Their marriage is recorded in Book C, Page 103. La Vera (Brasuell) Caruthers

 Robert Allen Vaughan was born May 29, 1842, in Halifax Co.  Virginia, to Beverly and Almiria Jane (Hall) Vaughan.  In 1847 the family moved to Greene Co.  MO. and settled abt. 1mi.  E. of Ebenezer, just north of Springfield.    On May 5, 1861, at the age of 18 Robert enlisted in the Greene and Christian Co. Home Guard at the rank of Pvt. and was assigned to Co.  "K".The Home Guards were disbanded August 5, 1861.  Robert then enlisted in the 24th Mo.  Infantry Volunteers of the Union Army on September 18, 1862 at the age of 20 years and was assigned to Co. "A". He was mustered into service June 3, 1863 at Pilot Knob Missouri. He was transferred to Co. "F" of the 21st. Missouri Volunteer Infantry on December 28, 1864. He later served in the 72nd. regiment Co. "G" before entering the U.S. Army on October 9, 1862.  Robert was shot in the head and discharged on August 23, 1865 at St. Louis by circular from the Surgeon Generals office dated May 2, 1865. After his discharge Robert resumed farming and helped his father add onto the house. As of January 1998 the house still stands and the big stone chimney built on the east end of the home has a large stone laid near the top with 1859 chiseled into it.    Robert died September 28, 1916 and is buried at Mt. Comfort Cemetery, Greene Co. MO. At the time of his death Robert was receiving a Veterans pension of  Twenty-Five dollars a month. Wm. C. Reynolds, gggrandson

This information was obtained from an old book published in 1863 by the wife of General John C. Fremont, Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont. The book was entitled, "The Story of the Guard : A Chronicle of the War" The Regiment was General "Fremont's Body Guard", an elite and highly trained group of fighting men.  The following is from the book:

              "DEAD ON THE FIELD OF HONOR"
Those who were killed in action during Majoy "Zagonyi's Charge" at
Springfield, Missouri, on the 25th of October, 1861, were -
                            Company A
        NAME                                  FROM
Corporal D.F.CHAMBERLAIN                   St.Louis,Mo.
Corporal Julius BAKER                      St.Louis,Mo.
Wagoner F.C.FRANTZ                         St.Louis,Mo.
Private George DUTRO                       St.Louis,Mo.
Private Herman FRY                         St.Louis,Mo.
Private Louis OSBURG                       St.Louis,Mo.
                             Company B
Corporal Francis SCHNEIDER                 St.Louis,Mo.
Private Denis MAURATH                      St.Louis,Mo.
Private J.NELLMANN                         St.Louis,Mo.
Private Mitchell ROSE                      St.Louis,Mo.
Private G.M.SCHRACK                        St.Louis,Mo.
Private William WRIGHT                     St.Louis,Mo.
                             Company C
Corporal John MORRISON                     Indiana
Corporal William VANWAY                    Cincinnati,OH.
Private E.DAVIS                            Hamilton Co.,OH.
Private Alexander C. LINFOOT               Covington,KY.
(The following is not in the book)
General Fremont postponed the burial of these men until his arrival on Oct.28th, so that he could personally attend. They were buried with full military honors, in front of the Courthouse in the Public Square in the center of Springfield with many in attendance, many soldiers in tears. They were buried 800 yards away in what became known as the "old city cemetery", with wooden markers identifying their graves. Six years later, when the National Cemetery was created at Springfield, the wooden markers had deteriorated beyond recognition, and these members of General Fremont's Body Guard were then removed from the old city cemetery, and buried in "unknown" graves in the National Cemetery. Their markers simply read, "Unknown soldier - General Fremont's Body Guard". May their souls rest in peace, Amen. Submitted by:John L. Maurath

Johnathan A. Hicks(1845-1928) served in the 15th Mo. Cav. from July1864 to July 1865.  My ggrandfather.  Harold L. Hicks

HENRY CUTBIRTH: Was brother to my ggg grandfather, Willis Ervin.  Henry was born ca. 1844 in Giles or Lawrence Co. TN.  Married in Greene Co MO 1865.  He was a Private in Captain Reed's Co. K, Greene Co Regiment, Missouri Home Gaurds from 6 June 1861 to 5 August 1861, and did draw a war pension for this service.  He died in july 1919 in Stone County Missouri, and is buried in Flood/Pleasant View Cemetery, with traditionalmarker. Jim Cochran, Camden Co MOGenWeb CC

DANIEL CUTBIRTH:  Was an older brother to my ggg grandfathe, Willis Ervin.  He served for a short time in the war, presumeably with his brother Henry, in the same regiment, from 5 May 1861 to 5 August 1861. Daniel applied several times for a war pension, but was repeatedly turned down.  His married life was in Greene, Stone and Taney Counties in Missouri. Daniel's grave was moved to its present site, from the original cemetery because of the building of Table Rock Lake. and is now buried in north part of  cemetery Hwy 13 and 00 North of Kimberling City, Stone County MO,  no marker. Jim Cochran, Camden Co MOGenWeb CC

Brothers, WILLIAM & ROBERT ELLINGSWORTH born 29 Oct 1837 Terra  Haute, Indiana and Richland Co ILL on 29 DEC 1838 respectivley.  Robert was my ggg grandfather.  There is reason to believe that they may have fought on the side of the Union in the first months of the War Between The States, while living in Carroll County AR. William's records:   Enrolled 25 April 1863 in Union Army Springfield MO, Co. C Reg. 11 Mo. Cavalry.  Discharged 27 July 1865.   The Missouri 1890 special census (Veterans) lists him: cpl G 11 MO Cav  25 Apr 1863-27 Jul 1865  and currently living in Ponc De Lene Mo. (Ponce de Leon)  His 1907 Ark pension application record has his places of residence as being Highlandville, Marionville, Ozark, Springfield and Bollinger MO. Has been rumored of a Baldknobber connection. Death:12 Feb 1915 Place:Keener,Boone/Carrol Co,AR Burial:original moved due to building of Bull Shoals Lake to Bergman AR. Both he and his estranged wife, Sarah collected pension from wartime service. Have Xerox of Veteran gravestone, and of war records.
Jim Cochran, Camden Co MOGenWeb CC
Robert's records: Enrolled 25 April 1863 in Union Army Springfield MO, Co. C Reg. 11 Mo. Cavalry.  ischarged 27 July 1865.  Member G.A.R. Post 219 Republic MO. Also on roster of 1866  Special Greene Co. MO Militia, Co I, Reg 12.  The Missouri 1890 special census (Veterans) lists him with broncheetus & chronic diarhea, and in Co. G instead of Co. C.  After The War, he lived and died in the Highlandville, Christian County Missouri area, buried 6 June 1905 in Highlandville I.O.O.F.  Cemetery, next to wife, Annie, with a traditional stone, and Veteran marker. Recieved war pension.  Have C/W records, and pic. Jim Cochran, Camden Co MOGenWeb CC

John S. POINDEXTER was born in 1839 in Illinois, the second son of Ambrose B. Poindexter.  When he was a boy, his family moved to Missouri, first to Carroll and finally Lawrence Co., where his father was a minister and Justice of the Peace. When he was 23, John joined the the Union Army on 16 Mar 1862 at Springfield, IL.  He mustered in as a First Sergeant into C Company, 14th Regt. Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Captain Hargrove commanding.  The 14th MSM Cavalry saw action at Neosho on May 31, 1862, a skirmish August 8-9, the Battle of Prairie Grove, Ark. on December 7, and various expeditions until the Operations against Marmaduke in Missouri, from December 31, 1862 to January 15, 1863. They were at Fort Lawrence, Beaver Station, January 6, 1863 and took part in the defence of Springfield January 8. In early 1863, the 14th MSM Cavalry was disbanded, and John transferred with his comrades into the 4th MSM Cavalry on 4 February 1863. There he is found as a Private, so evidently his previous rank did not follow him.  This was also a veteran unit, originally organized at St. Joseph, Mo. in early 1862, and also present at Springfield.  At the time of this transfer, the 4th MSM Cav. was in service in Central MO, duties including guarding the Missouri Pacific Railroad. However, at almost the same time, John's father died.  Subsequent records find him listed as, "Absent in confinement at St. Louis (since?) 30 April 1863 by sentence of Gen. Court Martial for desertion, confined for six months."  A strong possibility is that the Union army wasn't granting hardship leave, so John simply took his own, to make sure that his family was all right. He returned to duty after his sentence was served, and remained with the 4th MSM Cavalry for some six months thereafter, until the war was almost at an end. John mustered out scant weeks before the war ended, on 16 or 18 March 1865, at Warrensburg, MO. This former soldier lived a peaceful life as a farmer until his death on 19 May 1922. He is buried at Ash Grove, in Greene Co. Missouri. Submitted by,  Gloria M. Atwater  (nee Poindexter)
 

ASH GROVE CEMETERY
Cannan, C.C.   1stSgt.  Co. B, 7th VA Inf
Duncan, Hale S.   Co. G, 16th MO Inf CSA
Gibbs, Charles   Co. B, 30th Iowa Inf
Gilman, John C.   12 Jan 1844 - 31 Aug 1931.  Co. H, 6th IL Cav
Hixon, Andrew Jackson   22 Apr 1846 - 19 Nov 1917.  Co. A, 16th MO Cav
Johnson, George T.   Co. K, 8th MO S.M. Cav
Keer, Geroge    Co. I, 48th IL Inf
McClanahan, James   1831-1917.  Co. E, 7th MO Cav
McKenzie, Samuel   Co. G, 76th IL Inf
Norris, James O.   26 May 1833 - 29 Jul 1914.  Co. C, 19th KY Inf
Quick, William S.  Co. M, 11th Ind Cav
Ramsey, William   Cpl.  Co. K, 1st Ala Cav  CSA
Runyan, Lemuel D.  Co. G, 2nd Ohio Heavy Artillery
Snoddy, Lloyd   Co. C, 33rd Ind Inf
Snyder, G.W.   10 Feb 1845 - 8 Mar 1925. Co. B, 11th Ind Zouave Inf
Twaddell, A.J.   Co. L, 2nd Iowa Cav
BASS CHAPEL CEMETERY
McKinney, Jones B.   Co. K, 1st Ark Inf
Winn, R.M.   Co. E, 72nd MO EN Militia
BATSON FAMILY CEMETERY
Hughes, James A.   Sgt.  Co. A, Phelps Co MO Home Guards
BELLVIEW CEMETERY
Hamer, Joseph H.   Co. C, 48th MO Inf
BLADES CEMETERY
Brashers, James B.   Co. F, 8th MO Cav
BROOKLINE CEMETERY
Barris, Henry   Co. F, 2nd Ark Cav
Cheesman, J.M.   Co. C, 2nd MO S.M. Cav
Clark, Robert H.   15 Feb 1834 - 12 Jan 1905.  Tenn Militia
Conn, David   Lieut.  Co. G, 137th PA Inf
Dale, I.K.   Co. F, 63rd PA Inf
Fain T.D.   Co. A, 74th MO EM Cav
Gammon J.R.   Co. A, 4th MO S.M. Cav
Gibson, S.F.  Sgt.  Co. A, 24th MO Inf
Harris, Joseph A.  d. 17 Oct 1920.  Co. L, 1th KY Cav
Hosey, James N.   Capt  Co. E, 78th PA Inf
Keller, W.H.K.   1804-1897.  Co. C, 13th IN Inf
Lawson, Nelson   Lieut.  Co. I, 10th Tenn Cav
McGill, Thomas J.   Co. E, 46th MO Inf
Newell, William M.   Co. E, 62nd PA Inf
Phillips, J.J.  Co. F, 72nd MO EN Militia
Phillips, Oscar L.  Co. M, 8th MO S.M. Cav
Rose, R.A.  Co. F, 72nd Mo EN Militia
Sprenger, S.A.   Capt.  Co. B, 82nd Ind Inf
Sumner, J.L.   Co. M, 1st Tenn Cav
Wilkerson, J.L.   Co. K, 12th IN Inf
Winfield, J.E.   Lieut.  Co. F, 72nd EN MO Militia
CEDAR BLUFF CEMETERY
Justice, John T.   16 Jan 1841 - 13 Dec 1924.  Co. C, 8th MO S.M. Cav
Osrborn, R. R.   Co. E, 8th MO Cav
Orsborn, William C.   24 Jun 1844 - 22 Feb 1896.  Co. E, 8th MO Cav
Triplett, James A.   1825 - 23 Nov 1869.  Co. B, __ MO Cav
Womack, William J.   30 Aug 1845 - 11 Mar 165.  Co. D, 14th MO S.M. Cav
CLEAR CREEK CEMETERY
Bayless, George W.   1838-1915.  CSA Soldier
Dodson, Thomas   Cpl.  Co. I, 26th MO Inf
Forrester, Robert C.   Co. C, 2nd Ark Cav
Hughes, Ceolo K.   Sgt. Co. A, 8th Mo Cav
Noakes, William H.   Co. I, 8th Ind Inf
Ritter, David M.   10 Feb 1842 - 13 Dec 1925.  Cpl.  21st Ind Battery
Wiley, John D.L.   1 Nov 1832 - 16 Feb 1907.  Co. A, 8th MO Cav
DANFORTH CEMETERY
Creson, C.W.   Co. E, 16th Mo Cav
Creson,  George   Co. E, 5th Prov EN MO Militia
Evans, Jno.   Co. I, 14th MO Cav
Fondren, Ambrose   1833-1883. Co. E, 72nd EN MO Militia
Ford, Rufus L.   Co. E, 72nd EN MO Militia
Gosnel, Rufus   Co. F, 4th TN Inf
Henegar, J.C.   Co. A, 4th TN Inf
Lamb, W.O.   Co. D, 14th MO S.M. Cav
Lawson, Thomas C.   Co. D, 26th MO Inf
Massick, Elihu   Co. E, 72nd Mo E.M. Cav
Miller, W.M.   Co. B, 12th Minn Inf
Piper, G.S.   Co. E, 72nd EN MO Militia
Reed, Shadrack   Co. I, 30th KY Inf
Shull, Alfred   Co. D, 15th Kan Cav
Thomas, Robert   Co. D, 8th MO Cav
Vaughn, Edward J.   1830 - 22 Mar 1907.  Co. A, 8th MO Cav
Vaughn, E.J.  Co. A, 8th Mo Cav
West, S.M.   Co. g, 65th IL Inf
Wood, William A.   Co. G, 4th TN Inf
DISHMAN CEMETERY
Blair, Silas W.   22 Mar 1844 - 8 Aug 1917.  Co. D, 63rd Ohio Inf
Price, Edward   20 Mar 1845 - 23 Jun 1899.  Co. I, __ Ohio Inf
GAROUTTE CEMETERY
Garoutte, Warren W.  d. 28 Jun 1897. 57y11m5d.  74th EN MO Militia Inf
Owen, James L.   1843 - 1862.  Co. E, 3rd MO Cav    CSA
EVERGREEN CEMETERY
Anderson, Charles H.   1stSgt. Co. D, 29th ME Inf
Beal, James M.   Co. A, 2nd Ark Cav
Beal, George T.  Capt.   Co. F, 72nd EN MO Militia
Blades, I.T.   16 Mar 1826 - 25 Jul 1907.  Phelps Co. MO Home Guards Inf
Coker, James W.   Co. K, 101st IL Inf
Craig, Joseph A.   d. 5 Aug 1921.  75th Ind Inf
Criswell, H. G.   Co. G, 162nd Ohio Inf
Criswell, T.  F.    Co. B, 115th Ohio Inf
Grammer, A.W.   Sgt. Co. D, 46th MO Inf
Hughes, John W.   Co. D, 1st Kan Inf
Ingram, Martin   Sgt. Co. G, __ MO Cav
Jones, James   Sgt.  Co. B, 90th Ohio Inf
King, A.D.   Co. M, 12th MO Inf
Kuykendall, Daniel   9 Jan 1841 - 28 Nov 1927.  Cpl. 46th MO Inf
Leabo, J.W.   Co. D, 5th MO S.M. Cav
Lyon, J.F.   Cpl.  Co. C, 40th IL Inf
Mitchell, James   Sgt.   Co. D, 15th Ind Inf
Morris, John F.   Co. C, 7th Tenn Mtd. Inf
McCleskey, Benjamin   Co. F, 27th PA Inf
McCoy, Milton   13 Mar 1847 - 6 Nov 1923.    39th Tenn Cav   CSA
Pickering, C.R.   Co. M, 1st Tenn Cav
Richards, Jacob E.  Musician  Co. F, 89th Ind Inf
Ritter, M.D.L.   21st Ind Battery
Rovenstine, William H.   Co. K, 88th Ind Inf
Williams, Enoch   8 Jul 1840 - 30 Apr 1939.  Cpl.  24th Iowa Inf
Wilkinson, William   Co. E, 6th MO S.M. Cav
Youngblood, T.B.   26 Oct 1814 - 7 Feb 1879.  Captain   Co. K, 1st Ark Cav
GALLOWAY CEMETERY
Arnett, Jacob   1844-1925  4h MO S.M. Cav
Galloway, Alexander   1827-1896.  Co. E, 1st Ark Cav
Galloway, Charles   15 Oct 1825 - 3 Feb 1905.  Captain    1st Ark Cav
GREEN LAWN CEMETERY
Brady, John A.   7 Aug 1847 - 27 Nov 1932.  Co. E, 16th MO Cav
Clark, William H.   Co. D, 34th Ind Inf
Combs, Isaac D.   QMSgt.  Co. D, 6th MO Cav
HAMPTON FAMILY GRAVEYARD
Paris, J.J.    Co. F, 72nd MO EN Militia
HARRINGTON CEMETERY
Hayner, B.F.   Co. I, 7th MO Cav
Scaggs, Richard   Co. M, 4th MO S.M. Cav
JOHNS CHAPEL CEMETERY
Benson, William J.   Cpl.  Co. H, 8th MO S.M. Cav
Cameron, Barton   Co. D, 5th Kan Cav
Pelts, Benjamin   Co. A, 2nd Ark Inf
KELLEY CEMETERY
Butcher, W.G.   Co. H, 24th MO Inf
KELLEY - OLD FULTON
Fulton, John T.   Co. F, 8th MO Cav
Gray, Gillion M.   Co. F, 8th MO Cav
Stone, Jefferson    Co. F, 8th MO Cav
KERSHNER CEMETERY
Bench, James C.   Co. G, 6th MO Cav
Bench, John C.   Cpl.  Co. E, 8th MO Inf
LINDSEY CEMETERY
Howard, A.W.   Sgt.   Co. D, 24th MO Inf
Miller, J.W.   QMSgt.  Co. D, 10th Ohio Cav
Robertson, Anthony   18 Apr 1834 - 15 Mar 1913.  Co. B, 72nd MO Militia
Short, E.B.   9 Jan 1821 - 23 Jun 1914.  Co. B, 72nd MO Militia
Short, F.A.   Co. A, 8th MO Cav
MALLICOAT GRAVE
Mallicoat, J.J.   15 May 1845 - 10 Mar 1913.  Co. K, 8th Tenn Cav
MANLEY CEMETERY
Jennings, William S.   1832-1902.  Co. A,  __ MO __
Prunty, D.C.   29 Dec 1822 - 26 Jul 1895.  Co. K, 40th __ Inf
MAPLE PARK CEMETERY
Andrews, Giles   Co. B, 33rd IL Inf
Brake, John T.   10 Jun 1839 - 11 Mar 1910.  Co. F, 6th MO Cav
Eagan, Edward   1836 - 1891.  15th Ind Cav
Mayes, David   19 Jul 1838 - 17 Jun 1912. 40th Ohio Inf
Towns, Richard   Co. K, 1st Ark Cav
Turner, J.M.   15 Feb 1840 - 1 Nov 1920
Ward, William H.   10 Oct 1841 - 27 Dec 1912.   1Sgt.  Co. I, 2nd MO Light Artillery
Webb, Adin C.   6 Aug 1843 - 26 Jan 1909.  Co. D, 29th VA Inf.   CSA
McCRAW CEMETERY
McDonald, B.   Co. H, 8th MO S.M. Cav
MT. COMFORT CEMETERY
Farmer, Wiley   Co. F, 5th TN Cav
Headlee, Jefferson D.   3 Oct 1844 - 31 Jul 1906.  Co. E, 16th MO Cav
Kesterson, David C.   18 Mar 1832 - 2 Nov 1911.   Cpl. Co. K, 2nd Ark Cav
MT. PLEASANT CEMETERY
Bagby, Napoleon B.  Co. D, 6th MO Cav
Thomas, Johnathan   d. 7 Aug 1864.  Co. L, 8th MO S.M. Cav
MULLINAX CEMETERY
Melton, Ancil   1837-1886.  Co. F, 24th MO Inf
Willoughby, Jonathan   19 Mar 1842 - 25 Dec 1924.  16th MO Cav
MULLINGS CEMETERY
Robe, G.B.   Co. D, 8th MO Cav
NORMAN CEMETERY
Norman, W.R.   Co. F, 72nd MO EN Militia
PALMETTO CEMETERY
Forrester, T.D.   Sgt.   Co. A, 8th MO Cav
Hostetler, Adam   Co. C, 111th IL Inf
Kelley, W.A.   9 Aug 1842 - 14 mar 1897.  Co. D, 16th MO Cav
Shockley, Jasper   d. 9 Oct 1919.  21st Mo Inf
PARSLEY CEMETERY
Gault, Walter A.   1825-1888.  1stLieut.  Co. E, 8th MO Cav
Parsley, Harvey W.   20 Jan 1845 - 8 Sep 1922. Co. E, __ MO Cav
Townsend, George    Co. E, 72nd EN MO Militia
PHILLIPS CEMETERY
Atteberry, M.F.   17 Feb 1837 -  28 Jan 1906.  Co. E, 10th MO Cav
PLEASANT RIDGE CEMETERY
Baker, James H.   9 Jan 1840 - 14 Dec 1912.  Co. I, 24th MO Cav
Herd, James C.   1826-1888.  Captain U. S. Soldier
Maze, Nathaniel   Co. E, 6th MO S.M Cav
Tracy, E.   20 Dec 1840 - 23 Mar 1925.  Co. M, 4th MO Cav
PROSPECT CEMETERY
Brown, W.S.   Cpl.   Co. F, 8th MO Cav
Dickinson, A.D.   Co. I, 44th Iowa Inf
Grimmett, Richard   d. 7 Apr 1869.  8th MO S.M. Cav
PUTMAN CEMETERY
Putman, J.F.   Co. A, 24th MO Inf
REDFEARN FAMILY CEMETERY
Redfearn, Jesse   1834-1866.   Capt. 6th Prov EN MO Militia
ROBBERSON PRARIE CEMETERY
Bird, Hugh M.   Co. H, 21 MO Inf
Daywitt, Samuel L.   Co. B, 33rd Wis Inf
Gilmore, Preston   10 Feb 1838 - 1 Feb 1892.  Lieut.  Co. A, 6th MO EN Mil
Noble, J.K.   Co. F, 14th MO S.M. Cav
Smith, Robert G.   Co. H, 88th IL Inf
Stubblefield, G..   Co. G, 24th MO Inf
Stubblefield,  Y.T.   Co. D, 24th MO Inf
ROBERTS CEMETERY
Robinson, S.A.   Co. A, 8th MO Cav
ROSE HILL CEMETERY
Blackburn, John A.   5 Feb 1820 - 5 Aug 1905.  Co. F, 46th MO Inf
Gorman, Thomas J.   10 Sep 1832 - 9 Sep 1875.  Captain   Co. H, 4th Tenn
Matherly, James Monroe   1842-1907. U.S. Soldier
Rich, John   25 Dec 185 - 22 Nov 1916.  Co. I, 2nd MO Light Artillery
Russell, William J.   Sgt.   Co. L, 9th Tenn Cav
ROUNTREE FAMILY CEMETERY
Rountree, Lucius     27 Feb 1814 - 3 Dec 1906.  Captain  14th MO Cav
ST. MARY'S CEMETERY
Thiel, John     Co. I, 74th PA Inf
WADE CHAPEL CEMETERY
Brittain, W.C.   Co. F, 8th MO Cav
Cliborne, William   Lieut. Co. C, MO H.G.
Guyette, George W.   1847-1887.  Co. E, 136th IL Inf
Hart, James   7 Aug 1842 - 1 Aug 1914.  Co. C, 8th MO Cav
Hays, J.W.   Co. E, 1st Ark Cav
Lile, John A.   Co. D, Phelps Co MO Inf
McDaniel, Jackson   Co. A, Phelps Co MO H.G.
Nelson, Robert    Co. H, 4th Tenn Inf
O'Neal, William J.   Co. I, 7th MO Cav
Thurman, Caleb   Cpl.   Co. H, 1st Ark Inf
WALNUT GROVE CEMETERY
Edmonson, A.P.   27 May 1845 - 9 Dec 1915.  Co. I 2nd MO Light Artillery
Gaddy, Jasper A.   Co. K, 1st Ark Inf
WESLEY CHAPEL CEMETERY
Grafton, Joseph   23 Mar 1839 - 22 Feb 1909.  62nd IL Inf
WILKERSON CEMETERY
Craker, William   Co. B, 2nd Kan Cav
WILLIAMSON CEMETERY
Mitchell, William M   Co. D, 8th MO S.M. Cav
YEAKLEY CEMETERY
Newberry, Thomas F.   1845 - 1918.  Co. B, 13th Tenn Cav

William Martin Allen, my great-grandfather is buried in Oklahoma. The three of them all served in the Eighteenth Missouri Volunteer Infantry Regiment. John and William were at Shiloh where William suffered three wounds. Actually John was in worse shape, suffering from "consumption" at the time. Shortly after the battle he was shipped an Army hospital in St. Louis. He could not be cured and his family took him home to Grundy county where he died.  He was nineteen years of age. While William was recouping from his Shiloh wounds he was nursed by his future bride, Urilder Mariah McGuinn, a Tennessee girl. William served with General Sherman through Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. After he was again wounded he was assigned to the Ambulance Corps as a blacksmith, a profession he followed the rest of this life. James was one of the many popularly elected militia officers who were demoted by the governor. As a reenlisted corporal he served with William during the siege of Atlanta and later battles. These folks and many others from north central Missouri are described in Leslie Anders' excellent book, The Eighteenth Missouri. It reads like a novel.My Great-great-grandfather, Yours truly, William Dale Allen

James Hughs, Buried in Cat Creek Cemetery A Brimson, Missouri resident, enlisted in the 1st Regiment Calvalry, M.S.M., Company K, as a Sergeant on May 28, 1862 at Edinburg, Missouri. He was 41 years old.  Within months he contracted a disease and was sent home.  He died December 30, 1862.  He left behind a 36 year old widow, Ibeliza, with seven young children.  His wife died April 30, 1865, perhaps of a broken heart.  My gr gr grandfather Peggy Forbes

John W. Hughs, Buried in Coon Creek Cemetery James' son, was sent in as a replacement.  John also mustered into the 1st Regiment Calvalry, M.S.M., Company K, as a Private, on October 2, 1862.  His military papers show him as 18; however, his birth date of January 11, 1847, would have made him 16.  James' horse was shot and killed during a battle and the Army reimbursed him $100 for his loss. James died on April 26, 1895, at age 48. My gr grandfather  Peggy Forbes

Nimrod Vandevender, Burial Location:North Evans Cemetery, Grundy County MO Born: December 1827 Died:  May 19, 1882 Served with: 23rd MO Regular Infantry, Company C from 1862 to June 1865. Mustered out near Washington, D.C. Karen Wagner

John(Jack) Moore-1st Lt.USA -Johnson Cem.-Grundy Co.-born 9\14\1822-died 11\29\1916  Chuck Walker

WILLIAM N. ROBERTSONis my great grandfather. He was a Union soldier born in Breckinridge, Kentucky He moved to Missouri with this parents when they settled in Genty County, Missouri but later moved to Grundy County and worked a farm until the war broke out. He enlisted in the Union Army at St Joseph, Missouri on August 18, 1862 at the age of 23 years. He served in the 35th Regiment, Company F, of the Missouri Infantry and was discharged from the service June 28, 1865 at Little Rock, Arkansas by reason of expiration of term of service under provision of the War Department. He served under Capt Benjamin P. Hollands. After the war, he returned to Grundy County where he married Minervia Francis McCammon, daughter of Reverend William and Rosannah Oxford McCammon. He went into partnership with his father-in-law in general farming and stock raising. This partnership was dissolved in 1880 when the father-in-law retired. William and Minervia continued to live at the old homestead, which was given to her by her father, until March 1903 when they moved to Kingfisher County, Oklahoma. They returned to Grundy County, Missouri a short time before his death. Both William and Minervia are buried in the church yard cemetery of the Union Baptist Church, known as Coon Creek Cemetery, in Grundy County, Missouri Roger Robertson

BRATTON CEMETERY
Bernard, C.W.   1844-1918. Co. D, 74th IA Cav
Parker, J.F.     Co. B, 23rd MO Inf
Parnell, Solomon    Co. A, 2nd MO Cav
DOCKERY CEMETERY
Hartman, George W.   Co. F, 2nd MO Cav
GEE'S CREEK CEMETERY
Bond, W.M.   Co. F, 43rd MO Inf
Bosley, James   1844-1927.  6th Ind Inf
Brower, G.H.   1842-1930.  Co. G, 71st NY Inf
Charles, William R.  d. Dec 31, 1864. 26y8m4d.  Co. B, 2nd MO Cav
LUCUS CEMETERY
Atkinson, Nathaniel   1838-1926.  13th MO S.M. Cav
Sweeten, William   Co. D, 2nd MO Cav
RURAL DALE CEMETERY
Fleshman, L.S.   1834-1909.  Co. G, 18th MO Inf
Holloway, Daniel A.   1845-1925.  Co. A, 115th IL Inf
Limes, William    1842-1924.  Co. G, 73rd Ohio Inf
Nichols, Eli   Sep 14, 1832-Mar 27, 1906.  Co. I, 62nd Ohio Inf
Skaggs, Solomon   Oct 2, 1839 - Apr 26, 1924.  Co. B, 23rd MO Inf
Vance, Daniel C.   1835-1923.  Co. D, 11th Kan Cav
SHELBURNE CEMETERY
Benson, Daniel  Co. E, 155th IL Inf
SUGAR CREEK CEMETERY
Armbruster, Horatio W.  Feb 21, 1842-Feb 23, 1901.  Co. D, 26th IL Inf
Morgan, James   1842-1935.  Co. I, 21st MO Inf