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Military Records & Resources
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Military Burials during War time are
difficult to track. I have discovered a booklet and a film that details the
process of moving Burials from various locations to National Cemeteries.
"Statement of the disposition of some of the bodies of deceased Union
soldiers and prisoners of war whose remains have been removed to national
cemeteries in the southern and western states"; v. 01-04 [Missouri = Pages
25-26] Creator: United States. Army. Quartermaster General's Office
Please Use This Link for the Booklet [FS Books]
Here are the Missouri pages for Film #1688410, Vol 2
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Pages 46 - 47 ~
Pages 48 - 49
[Note, the Film has the same Title as above]
Here is the link for the Film
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Register of the Society of Sons of the Revolution in
the State of Missouri
Volumes: 1901- 1903, 1904-1906, 1907-1909, 1910-1912 Some of the
Registers list the Genealogical Lineage of the Members
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Pre-WWII Adjutant General Enlistment Contracts, 1900-1941.
Please use this List to locate persons of interest.
And then this Link for the actual Records
Here is the FS Wiki which explains the records and their contents
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Union Soldiers
Buried at Andersonville, 1866 The Book is
arranged alphabetically by State and is fully searchable.
There are also Army & Navy Burial Lists at the end of the State Lists.
During the 1960's and 1970's, a Gentleman named Sherman Lee Pompey did a lot of Military Research:
Quite a few of his works can be found in the FS Catalog: The focus of his research seems to surround the Civil War
along with the Cavalry and Infantry Troops who were involved.
There are a lot of Burial Records for those who fought and lost their lives from one cause or another.
Here are three pages of Books that contain Military Information: The file is a
searchable & linked pdf.
Use the Above Link to locate and download items of interest. Log into your FS
Account for access.
Here are sample books Here are some Titles of interest, links to the FS Catalog
MO, CW Burials, Pompey, Sherman Lee
Civil War Veteran Burial Listings: Vol VII
Covering the Men In The MO Cavalry [Confederate and Union] and MO State Militia Cavalry
Civil War Veteran Burial Listings: Vol VIII
Covering Men in MO Regiments: Inc Body Guards, Atrillery, Cadets, Hussars, State & Home Guards, Enrolled & Provisional Enrolled Militai, Miners & Sappers, MS Marine Brigade, Etc.
Civil War Veteran Burial Listings: Vol IX
Covering Men in the MO Infantry [Union & confederate, State Militia Infantry and Colored Infantry
Muster lists of the Missouri Confederates
There are 9 parts to this Resource
There are a couple of films that may be of interest.
"Master list of Missouri Civil War Veteran Burials"
Note:
There are no Indexes: But, the format Mr Pompey used is consistent in that he lists the Names from the 'Top Down'
In other words, Officers [Rank] to Non-Comissioned & Enlisted Men last.
Film 483686: Vol 1: Cavalry, Artillery
Images 1 - 432: Regiment 'Resume' Imgs 428-432
Film 486386: Vol 2: Artillery, Engineers, Etc
Images 436-559 ~ Miscellaneous Units: 560-561
Film 483687: Vol 3: MO Infantry 1 - 25, Others
Resume of Burials: Images 7 - 9
Burial Lists: Images 10 - 402
Film 486687: Vol 4,: MO Infantry 26 - 51 & Others
Images 407 - 658
Military: Historical and Genealogical
"Service Record Book of Men and Women of Princeton, Missouri and Community" 1948 [FS Catalog]
Missouri in the Wars...
Missouri in the American Civil War
Battles fought in Missouri ~ The USS Missouri
Military Forts in Missouri
Court Martial's ~ Confederate Prisoners ~ Union Soldier Executions [FS Catalog]
Film 2406002 - Court-martial papers, Record Group no. 133, Missouri State Archives, Jefferson City, 1862-1877
FS: Documents and Records - Explanation and Image Charts
Explanation: How to Access
LDS Films: 2407222 ~ 2406002 ~ 2405919 ~ 2405920: Index
United States Records of Confederate Prisoners of War, 1861-1865
Proceedings of U.S. Army courts-martial and military commissions of Union soldiers executed by U.S. military authorities, 1861-1866
"United States Union Provost Marshal Files of Individual Civilians, 1861-1866"
Images of records from the United States Provost Marshal during the Civil War. The Provost Marshal served as military police for the Union Army. Records in this collection deal with deserters, Confederate spies, civilians suspected of disloyalty, civilian passage through military zones, etc. The records are in Record Group 109 located in the National Archives. This collection corresponds to NARA publication M345: Union Provost Marshals' File of Papers Relating to Individual Civilians.
https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/1834304
Reports of Civil War [Union Army] Generals
More Military Resources
Search the DAR, the GAR or the SAR
Missouri Confederate Records ~ Revolutionary Pension Roll: Residence Missouri
"Soldiers of the Great War" [Vol 2~ MO]
1890 Veteran's Schedule: Residence, Mercer County
Soldiers of the War of 1812 Who Are Buried in the State of Missouri : A - L ~ M - Z
Military Forts of Missouri: LDS Films: Here is an explanation of contents
Here is the Catalog Link for all of the Forts
War of 1812
Military Bounty Land Warrants: Missouri, 1815- 1858
LDS Film # 983163
The table below indicates the Alpha Ranges & Image Numbers
The Warrants are here
Please use this link for all films
New Military Records:Returns from U.S. Military Posts, 1800-1916 [FS]
The above set of files is very interesting. There are thousands of records.
U.S., Naval Hospital Tickets and Case Papers, 1825-1889 The Index is Here
POB, Missouri : Really Interesting, gives info on reason for admitting to Hospital
The National Archives has a set of the above documents
War Casualties: LDS Film 4218687 [Missouri]
US Navy, Coast Guard & Marines : Published in 1946
The infomation: Name, Rank, Street Address & Parents : Access: FS Catalog
Family Search has a very extensive collection of Military Records
Search their 'Collections: Military Section'
Search, Records, Scroll Down to 'Collections : Browse
Then add 'Military' in the Search Box
Crime and Punishment
Pennsylvania Prison Records
More Databases for "Crime & Punishment"
Missouri State Penitentiary: 1836 - 1931 [Search]
Online Explanation of the Prison & Records
FS: Documents & Records - Explanation & Image Charts LDS Films: 2407222 ~ 2406002 ~ 2405919 ~ 2405920:
Family Search Catalog: Missouri State Archives
Court Martial and Military Prison Records
Prison Records: Family Search Databases [Film]
Please Use This Link for the Chart and Film Numbers
Log Into your FS Account, Catalog, Search, Enter Film # in Fiche/Film Slot
Prison Record Databases [FS Chart]
San Quentin, Folsom Prison, Mc Neil Island
Yuma Territorial Prison
There are also FBI Criminal Records and a set of records entitled
"Record of the Federal Dead" in Military Camps
Information on Census Records & Federal Prisons
And... 'The Espy Files'
"Professional
Criminals of America" By Thomas Byrnes Inspector of Police and Chief of
Detectives: New York City Cassell & Company, Limited 739 & 741 Broadway,
New York Copyright, 1886 By Thomas Brynes
Index and Sections are Here
Read Online or Download [FS]
Probate Record Indexes: LDS Film 1008221
1849 - ? Court Papers, Estates
A - B, C - D, E - G, H - K, L - M, N - Q, R - S, T - Z
Find an item of interest, then go here
Here is a small index of Probate Dates & Vols that goes along with the above film #.
Odds and Ends
>>>What's New<<< Book
Assortment: Crime, Biography, Medical There are download links for
Archive.org, Google E Book Items & Google Drive
"Missouri State Medical Directory" Containing a Carefully Prepared List of
Physicians, Dentists and Druggists, Together with Colleges Hospitals,
Medical Associations and Societies throughout the State 1893 The
Medical Fortnichtly Press, St Louis - Chicago
Table of Contents ~ All Counties List ~ Appendix
Read Online or
Download : FS Catalog / Books
"The Physicians and Surgeons of the United States"
Edited By: William B Atkinson, M D: Author of "Hints in the Obstertic
Procedure," etc... Philadelphia: Charles Robson, 1878 There are three
Indexes, "Alpha", "Local" & "Analytical" The two most useful are Alpha and Local
The Indexes are Here
The Book can be
read online or downloaded.
"American Women : The official who's who among the women of the nation" by
Howes, Durward, 1899- Publication date, 1937 - V2 There are two
interesting Indexes: Geographical, Occupational There is one page of
Necrology [Names, no Dates, A - K] The Biographies are Alpha and split into
Sections.
The Indexes and Sections are Here
Read Online or
Download [Archive.org]
"Woman's
Who's Who of America" A Biographical Dictionary of Contemporary Women of the
United States and Canada 1914-1915: John William Leonard, Editor-in-Chief
New York: The American Commonwealth Company There is no Alpha Index, instead
the Authors saw fit to make one that is titled: "Her Married Name". There is
an Addenda - Corrections set of pages. The Bios are listed Alphabetically.
The Addenda and 'Married Name'
The book can be
read online or downloaded
"Men
of America" A Biographical Dictionary of Contemporaries Edited By: John W
Leonard L R Hamersly & Company One West Thirty Fourth Street, New York
city: 1908 There is no TOC or Index ~ Entries are Alphabetical :
Google Books: Read Online or Download
"Men
and Women of America" A Biographical Dictionary of Contemporaries L R
Hamersly & Company One West Thirty Fourth Street, New York city: 1910
Copyright 1909 By L R Hamersly & Company, New York There is no TOC or
Index ~ Entries are Alphabetical
Read Online or
Download
"The
American Bar" The Professional Directoy of Lawyers of the World Sarah
Livermore: Editor Sixty-Second Annual Edition: 1980 Published by:
Reginald Bishop Forster & Associates, Inc Minneapolis, Minnesota
Please use this link for Index and Split Sections
Miscellaneous Resources
The National Archives
has a really nice set of digitized records that can be viewed and downloaded.
This file is a
linked searchable List of all Resources. The Catagories are very
interesting.
Missouri Digital Heritage: Collections [Browse]
There is a wealth of great information in the above Collections
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There is a great site that has all sorts of links to free Historical and Genealogical Data
"The Ancestor Hunt"
Digital Newspapers ~ Year Books & Alumni Books School Records ~ Obituaries ~ Coroner, Mortuary & Cemetery Records
BMD's ~ Birth & Marriage Records ~ Divorce & Death Records ~ Probate & Tax Records ~ Institutional & Military Records ~ Naturalizations & Immigration ~ Criminal & Digital Archives ~ Directories ~ Photos & Voter Records
Scroll down, left side has the menu
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Family Search "Collections"
There is a wealth of Family and Historical information contained on the FamilySearch WebSite.
It can be overwhelming to figure out where to start.
So, I have created concentrated categories of databases which are accessible
using this link,
Note: The above link goes to Google Drive
Categories and Descriptions
Cemeteries, Etc [Burial, Cemeteries, Coroner, Funeral Homes, Graves]
Church Records[ Baptism's, Catholic Church, Christenings, Church [General]]
Legal Documents and Resources [Court, Estate, Probate Records]
Migration - Naturalization - Travel [Border Crossings, Migration, Naturalization, Passenger Lists, Passports]
Military [Bounty [Land], Military [Misc], Pensions, Soldiers, Veteran's, War[s]]
Odds and Ends [Applications, Homestead, Membership, Native Americans, Parish [Location & Church], Pioneers, Prison, Voting, Obituaries, Veteran & Soldier's Homes, Children's Home]
Vital Records [Birth, Marriage, Divorce, Death, Mortality Records
Family Search: Historical Image Section for Mercer County Resources
Include: Probate ~ Marriage [Records & Licenses] ~ Census ~ Biographies &
History ~ Military ~ Court ~ Wills ~ Church [Many types of Data] ~ Deeds
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More Miscellaneous Resources
Over the Years... DAR "Genealogical Collections"
This is the link for the Missouri Collections.
The DAR Ladies collated, compiled, and transcribed thousands of Records
"Missouri Cousins Book 977.8D2" Author: A Maxim Coppage
Published by: Raines Publishing Company
11 W 20th Street, Antioch, Calif., USA ~ September 1969
This little book is chock full of bits and pieces of family information.
Use this link for the Mercer County Pages
Use this link for the Index if you wish to look at other County Records
Access: Download the book using the link above or use the FS Catalog and get the film.
Missouri Pioneers, County and Genealogical Records; 30 Volumes Created by:
Hodges, Nadine ~ Vineyard, John, Mrs. ~ Woodruff, Audrey Lee Wagner, 1913-1996
[Books - FS Catalog - Log In, Search: Use Nadine Hodges ]
Family Group Sheet Project
If you are interested in searching for more clues for finding family,
please give this USGW Project a try.
Even if you do not find new goodies, consider contributing your work to the Project
Use this Link: Missouri Page
'This Just In...'
The Denver Public Library has an interesting set of databases which are free to access:
Mining Accidents: 1839 > 2006
There is an index on Ancestry, but the Library has a search engine too. Go Here
Missouri Historical Society University of Missouri: Digital Library The above data is on Ancestry.
"Ancient Faces"
From the Old RW Files: Photos with Family Names
Also: Mercer County: Now and Then [Old Photos]
US Naturalization Records, 1840 - 1957
These records are for women who married Alien's and lost their Citizenship.
When the relationship was terminated, they could apply for Citizenship under an Act passed in 1936.
Genealogical Information: Lineages
This Link explains the law and it's implications. Regrettably, the
indexes and information are on Ancestry
Contributions to the old RW Mercer County Site ~ Reformatted for Reference
More odds... Masons of Mercer County
Early Will Records of North Central Counties of Missouri
Compiled by: Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry
[Date Unknown, might be 1960's]
There are 4 MO Counties in the book along with
Indexes
The whole book is available in the FS Catalog:
Please use this Link
School Records Mercer County School Ledger: 1888-1912
"This is copied from a school ledger purchased by my aunt, Pat Osburne Bassett, at an estate sale in Cainsville, Missouri. My grandfather, Cleo Osborne, was raised in Cainsville (Harrison County), and his name is on the roll in this book. In another section of this ledger, his mother, Alcinda Osborn, was listed as a student, and Alcinda's father, John Osborn, is listed as one of the school directors.
Some pages are very faint, and the different years were recorded by different individuals and some of the writing is hard to read. There are known errors in this ledger; for instance, on some of the pages my grandfather was listed as a girl, but I have made every effort to copy this record as it is written. A few years did not list the gender of the student, so the ages are placed all together in a separate column.The first page says:
'The "STANDARD" School District Record
Designed to Establish a Uniform Method of keeping the DISTRICT RECORDS in Accordance with the Laws of the State of Missouri'.Inserted in the pages of the book was a Teacher's Certificate, naming J. W? Harrison, dated Sept 15, 1893."
Copied by Linda Osburne from
The "Standard School District Record"
School District 9, Township 66
Mercer County, Missouri
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Remember: Vital Records can be found in Newspapers
This is the link for the Missouri Digital Newspaper Project
Free Digital Newspapers:
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