Name

County

City

Subject

Date

Reel Number

Alexander, William

Vernon

Parole

None

F 1461

Brown, Philip

Vernon

Oath of Allegiance

11-04-1862

F 1286

Burton, C.

Vernon

Statement regarding a horse that was brought to his house

03-28-1865

F 1289

Burton, Henry C.

Vernon

Charges and specifications against Burton, who is confined at Fort Scott, Kansas; took up arms as an insurgent, stole horses and other items; eleven witnesses

04-14-1862

F 1289

Butler, Jacob

Vernon

Oath of Allegiance

06-01-1862

F 1290

Campbell, Wilber

Vernon

Statement of Campbell that he was arrested about 4 miles from home near Coffee's Camp. Has never taken up arms against the U. S.; has taken oath; has spoken in favor of the South.

08-17-1862

F 1185

Carpenter, R.

Vernon

Camp Curtis / Little Osage

Letter concerning claims of Michael D. Cephus of a horse and a pony currently in the Forth Leavenworth, Kansas district

02-22-1864

F 1236

Cephus, Michael

Vernon

Oath of Allegiance

05-19-1863

F 1236

Cephus, Michael

Vernon

Sworn statement

02-15-1864

F 1236

Cephus, Michael D.

Vernon

Camp Curtis / Little Osage

Statement that four scouts called General Blunt's Buckskin Scouts took a pony belonging to him and that he has permission from General Blunt and Major Henning to reclaim pony

02-15-1864

F 1236

Cephus, Michael D.

Vernon

Camp Curtis / Little Osage

Statement that seven horses were stolen by bushwhackers, three named Baily. Captain Coleman of Kansas 9th returned all but one horse. Requesting return of last horse.

02-15-1864

F 1236

Clendenin, T. F.

Vernon

Montevallo

Oath

05-16-1862

F 1239

Clendenin, T. F.

Vernon

Montevallo

Statement denying rebel activities; was arrested on way to Coffee's camp to collect on goods taken from store; took oath and gave $1,000 bond 05-16-62; file notation: will be released on $2,000 bond

08-17-1862

F 1239

Copeland, Joseph

Vernon

He was robbed of his horse; it was then returned by order of Maj. Henning

01-30-1865

F 1241

Copeland, Martin

Vernon

Oath

01-12-1863

F 1241

Custard, William

Vernon

Statement of Isaac Caylor that William Custard and other men were at his home; told him they were going to Mr. Burton's for their dinner. Caylor later heard the men admit they stole cattle.

07-11-1862

F 1247

Deeds, Stephen B.

Vernon

Letter, Deeds to Col. Sanderson, as breadwinner for family, seeks early hearing.

04-11-1864

F 1298

Dillard, James

Vernon

Oath of Allegiance

06-07-1862

F 1301

Dodge, Leonard

Vernon

Statement supporting the loyalty of Michael D. Cephus

02-20-1864

F 1236

Dodge, Leonard

Vernon

Sworn statement

02-20-1864

F 1236

Eads, Riley

Vernon

Examination of prisoner; file notation: Prisoner of War, Gratiot; 04-11-1864 sent to Alton

01-09-1864

F 1309

Eads, Riley

Vernon

Statement of prisoner

11-19-1863

F 1309

Eales, E. W.

Vernon

Oath

10-24-1862

F 1309

Falkner, Ruben

Vernon

Oath before David Whittaker, Prov. Marshal, witnessed by Alfred Laxey

06-02-1862

F 1314

Fitzwater, H.

Vernon

Pledge of Fitzwater that he is not connected with any armed resistance and deserves to remain at home as a peaceable and quiet citizen.

N. D.

F 1318

Gillmore, James

Vernon

Subject, 39, enrolled in Missouri State Militia

02-02-1863

F 1326

Hereford, W. H.

Vernon

Oath of allegiance

11-24-1862

F 1472

Hill, I.

Vernon

Charges against Hill: Murder. Witnesses (all of Vernon Co.): Silas Davis, Michael Lewis, Jesse ----. Hill was captured by Capt. Coleman.

11-19-1862

F 1193

Huckelby, Isaac

Vernon

Oath of allegiance

06-02-1862

F 1146

Huckelby, John

Vernon

Oath of allegiance

06-02-1862

F 1146

Hutchinson, Jordan

Vernon

Charges & specification: took a horse from Samuel Craw, a loyal man; took 50 hogs from Morley, a loyal man; belonged to Garbert's [Gabbert's] guerrilla band

??-??-186?

F 1148

Hutchinson, Jordan

Vernon

Charges and specifications against Hutchinson: 1) took stallion horse from Samuel Grow; 2) belonged to guerrilla band that took 50 hogs; 3) took up arms as insurgent and member of guerrilla band

12-25-1861

F 1148

Hutchison, Jordan

Vernon

Oath

06-02-1862

F 1148

Hutchison, Jordan

Vernon

Oath of Allegiance

06-02-1862

F 1148

Jent, John

Vernon

Statement of John L. Wilson, Vernon County, that Jent & others robbed him Feb. 1, 1862 of horse, clothing, etc.

04-29-1862

F 1347

Keithly, G.

Vernon

Oath of Loyalty

10-15-1862

F 1355

Keithly, Obadiah

Vernon

Oath of Loyalty

10-13-1862

F 1355

Kimball, William

Vernon

Oath of allegiance

05-12-1862

F 1385

Kimbel, Washington

Vernon

Oath of allegiance

05-12-1862

F 1385

Logan, J. C.

Vernon

Oath of Allegiance, witness W. B. Stone of Fort Scott, Kansas

06-07-1862

F 1482

Mayfield, Hiram

Vernon

Oath of Allegiance, witness James Wilson

06-04-1862

F 1155

McCoy, C. L. B.

Vernon

Oath of allegiance

06-02-1862

F 1197

Rhodes, William

Vernon

Oath of Allegiance, taken at Fort Scott Kansas

10-11-1862

F 1257

Underwood, ?

Vernon

Nevada

Maj. Burnett reports that he has arrested Underwood and charged him with being a traitor; letter written from Fort Scott, Kansas

08-26-1862

F 1409

Welch, Wm.

Vernon

Sworn statement that John Duncan asked what he was, and he replied "a Union man"; Duncan took his mare; Welch said he was going after a wagon to take a corpse to the grave; was searched for weapons

11-06-1862

F 1414

Welch, Wm.

Vernon

Wm. Welch testifies that he was arrested by ten men and questioned by two; stated he was a Union man; discussed Leecomft (?) and whether he was a southern man

11-08-1863

F 1414

White, John

Vernon

Oath of allegiance

01-12-1863

F 1417

Wilson, J. L.

Vernon

Camp Curtis / Little Osage

Statement supporting claim of Michael D. Cephus of missing horse

02-16-1864

F 1236

Wilson, Lewis

Vernon

Camp Curtis / Little Osage

Statement supporting claims of Michael D. Cephus that his pony was taken

02-16-1864

F 1236