AND OTHER CIVIL WAR ERA RECORDS
For some Missouri Counties
These census pages were very difficult to read, and there was often more information given than what I have transcribed. If you find your ancestor, it would be advisable to obtain a copy of the original page from the Missouri State Archives or view the census on CD or microfilm.
An occasional Confederate or a Veteran of an earlier or later war than the Civil War was enumerated on the 1890 Veterans' census. There are also many people listed on this census who gave addresses in other counties and in other states. Many people were registered in a different township than the one in which they lived. Some even lived in other states. I even found one person who gave a Chicago address.
Notes: Some abbreviations such as Ken. (Kentucky) and Kan. (Kansas) were very difficult to identify. Use an open mind when searching.
Some entries are listed last name first, some are not. Search both ways.
Transcribed 1890 VETERAN CENSUS
SOME OTHER CIVIL WAR RECORDS
Some Johnson County, Missouri Confederate Soldiers
A list of people who were opposed to Confederate soldiers returning to Johnson Co.
Muster Roll, Co. B, First Missouri Cavalry, Trans-Mississippi Department, C.S.A.
Some Confederate Dead From Clay County, Missouri
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