(R0137) Pilot Knob (Mo.). Civil War telegrams, 1862-1863

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Pilot Knob (Mo.).
Civil War telegrams, 1862-1863.
Two folders, photocopies.
This collection is available at The State Historical Society of Missouri. If you would like more information,
please contact us at [email protected].
These are telegrams sent and received by Col. John B. Gray, commander of the Union post at
Pilot Knob, Iron County, Missouri. The dispatches include communications with district headquarters at St. Louis, and with detachments throughout southeastern Missouri, especially those at Fredericktown, Patterson, Van Buren, and Barnesville. The telegrams cover the period from November
1862 to April 1863.
Located south of St. Louis at the end of the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad, Pilot Knob
was one of three strategic railhead installations through which Federal military effort was directed
during the Civil War in Missouri. Union armies operating in southeastern Missouri and along the
Missouri-Arkansas border were supplied and reinforced via long lines of communication stretching
back to the railhead at Pilot Knob. The post also stood squarely in the path which would be taken by
any rebel forces attempting to advance on St. Louis through southeastern Missouri. Sterling Price’s
Confederates followed this route in their invasion of Missouri in 1864, battling the Union defenders
of Pilot Knob at Fort Davidson.
Although the post was included as part of the Military District of St. Louis, Pilot Knob was of
sufficient importance to rate the assignment of a colonel or brigadier general to its command. The
First Regiment of Missouri State Militia Infantry, commanded by Col. John B. Gray, was stationed
at Pilot Knob in September 1862 and Gray was named to command the post, which also included
guard stations along the Iron Mountain Railroad at Mineral Point and Sulphur Springs. Gray
remained at Pilot Knob until March 1863, when he was promoted to brigadier general and appointed
Adjutant General of Missouri.
Mrs. Pollie Hollie, the archivist and historian of the Immanuel Lutheran Church, where the
telegrams were found, located the Pilot Knob telegrams. Records of incoming and outgoing dispatches were kept separately and in chronological order, although there is some mixing of the two
types of telegrams, and there are some irregularities in dates, especially in March and April 1863. A
few dispatches are missing where pages were torn from the original volume.
The telegrams concern routine military business at the post, and were not published in The War
of the Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies. There are many
communications with commanders of the St. Louis district, generals John W. Davidson and Eugene
A. Carr, and several concerning operations of the Army of Southeast Missouri. The dispatches
concern transportation and troop movements, prisoners, deserters, spies, and noncombatants moving
through the district. One interesting exchange of telegrams concerns the wife of Confederate
Colonel John Q. Burbridge, who was moving south through Federal lines to visit her husband in
Arkansas. She was stopped and searched twice by army authorities who were convinced that she
was carrying rebel mail. The telegrams also include communications with garrisons at
Fredericktown, Van Buren, Patterson, and Barnesville, details on an attempted mutiny by the Second
Missouri Artillery at Pilot Knob, and reports of a skirmish with six companies of guerrillas at
Bloomfield, Missouri. A complete roster of the telegrams can be found in each folder.
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These are telegrams sent and received by Col. John B. Gray, commander of the Union post at
Pilot Knob, Iron County, Missouri. The dispatches include communications with district headquarters at St. Louis, and with detachments throughout southeastern Missouri, especially those at
Fredericktown, Patterson, Van Buren, and Barnesville. The telegrams cover the period from November 1862 to April 1863.
Folder 1: Telegrams Received, 4 Nov 1862—19 Mar 1863.
Date
Name and Location of Sender
04 Nov 1862
05 Nov 1862
Nov 1862
04 Nov 1862
05 Nov 1862
Brigadier General J. W. Davidson, St. Louis, Mo.
J. W. Davidson, St. Louis, Mo.
S. H. Boyd, Patterson, Mo.
Major F. W. Reeder, Patterson, Mo.
George H. Steisard, Q. M., 1st Infantry, Missouri State Militia,
Sulphur Springs, Mo.
Col. T. J. Hames, St. Louis, Mo.
Lieut. J. S. Woods, Jr., Aide de Camp, St. Louis, Mo.
General Stewart, Sulphur Springs, Mo.
Col. S. H. Boyd, Patterson, Mo.
Major F. W. Reeder, Judge Advocate, Patterson, Mo.
Captain Charles Reilly, Sulphur Springs, Mo.
J. W. Davidson, Mineral Point, Mo.
Lieut. R. A. Phelan, St. Louis, Mo.
Brigadier General Benton, Patterson, Mo.
Col. T. J. Haymes, St. Louis, Mo.
Col. John B. Gray, St. Louis, Mo.
Col. F. D. Callender, Chief of Ordnance, St. Louis, Mo.
Col. Snell, St. Louis, Mo.
Brigadier General Eugene A. Carr, St. Louis, Mo.
Col. J. B. Gray, St. Louis, Mo.
Capt. G. W. Hummell, Fredericktown, Mo.
G. W. Hummell, Fredericktown, Mo.
Brigadier General E. A. Carr, St. Louis, Mo.
Edwin J. Conway, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Captain Charles Parsons, St. Louis, Mo.
Captain Henry C., Fillebrowne, Adjutant, Army of Southeast Missouri, Patterson, Mo.
Captain Henry C. Fillebrowne, Patterson, Mo.
Sergeant Baker, Sulphur Springs, Mo.
William Wood, Adjutant, Missouri, St. Louis, Mo.
William Wood, St. Louis, Mo.
Brigadier General J. W. Davidson, Patterson, Mo.
Nov 1862
06 Nov 1862
08 Nov 1862
08 Nov 1862
08 Nov 1862
09 Nov 1862
09 Nov 1862
09 Nov 1862
09 Nov 1862
10 Nov 1862
11 Nov 1862
12 Nov 1862
12 Nov 1862
12 Nov 1862
12 Nov 1862
12 Nov 1862
12 Nov 1862
13 Nov 1862
14 Nov 1862
14 Nov 1862
14 Nov 1862
15 Nov 1862
16 Nov 1862
17 Nov 1862
19 Nov 1862
19 Nov 1862
16 Nov 1862
01 Dec 1862
03 Dec 1862
03 Dec 1862
03 Dec 1862
03 Dec 1862
04 Dec 1862
04 Dec 1862
08 Dec 1862
09 Dec 1862
09 Dec 1862
10 Dec 1862
10 Dec 1862
11 Dec 1862
11 Dec 1862
11 Dec 1862
11 Dec 1862
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11 Dec 1862
11 Dec 1862
11 Dec 1862
16 Dec 1862
16 Dec 1862
19 Dec 1862
19 Dec 1862
19 Dec 1862
19 Dec 1862
20 Dec 1862
20 Dec 1862
20 Dec 1862
24 Dec 1862
24 Dec 1862
27 Dec 1862
18 Dec 1862
19 Dec 1862
29 Dec 1862
29 Dec 1862
30 Dec 1862
30 Dec 1862
30 Dec 1862
30 Dec 1862
30 Dec 1862
30 Dec 1862
31 Dec 1862
01 Jan 1863
01 Jan 1863
01 Jan 1863
02 Jan 1863
02 Jan 1863
04 Jan 1863
05 Jan 1863
05 Jan 1863
06 Jan 1863
18 Jan 1863
18 Jan 1863
19 Jan 1863
20 Jan 1863
20 Jan 1863
21 Jan 1863
21 Jan 1863
22 Jan 1863
23 Jan 1863
23 Jan 1863
26 Jan 1863
26 Jan 1863
26 Jan 1863
28 Jan 1863
30 Jan 1863
31 Jan 1863
31 Jan 1863
31 Jan 1863
31 Jan 1863
31 Jan 1863
02 Feb 1863
03 Feb 1863
J. W. Davidson, Patterson, Mo.
Col. F. D. Callender, Ordnance Officer, St. Louis, Mo.
Col. L. B. Parsons, St. Louis, Mo.
1st Lieut. W. D. Randall, Judge Advocate, St. Louis, Mo.
Captain Charles Parsons, Assistant Quartermaster, St. Louis, Mo.
Lieut. W. D. Randall, St. Louis, Mo.
C. H. Dyer, Adjutant, St. Louis, Mo.
H. Z. Curtis, Adjutant, St. Louis, Mo.
Captain Charles Parsons, St. Louis, Mo.
William Meyers, Assistant Quartermaster, St. Louis, Mo.
C. H. Dyer, St. Louis, Mo.
Major General Samuel R. Curtis, St. Louis, Mo.
General S. R. Curtis, St. Louis, Mo.
____ Van Frank, Patterson, Mo.
Captain C. G. George, Patterson, Mo.
C. G. George, Patterson, Mo.
E. A. Carr, St. Louis, Mo.
Captain Payne, Sulphur Springs, Mo.
S. R. Curtis, St. Louis, Mo.
Captain W. H. Stark, 24th Mo. Infantry, St. Louis, Mo.
Lieut. Col. Theodore Hartman, 13th Illinois Cavalry, Van Buren, Mo.
Theodore Hartman, Van Buren, Mo.
Governor Hamilton R. Gamble, Jefferson City, Mo.
R. A. Phelan, St. Louis, Mo.
Captain Henry C. Fillebrowne, Van Buren, Mo.
Brigadier General J. W. Davidson, Van Buren, Mo.
Henry C. Fillebrowne, Van Buren, Mo.
J. W. Davidson, Van Buren, Mo.
___ Holt, Pilot Knob, Mo.
Captain M. Mace, St. Louis, Mo.
Assistant Surgeon H. W., Jones, De Soto, Mo.
S. R. Curtis, Major General, St. Louis, Mo.
S. R. Curtis, St. Louis, Mo.
James Lindsay, Col., Patterson, Mo.
Chester Harding, Jr., Col., Van Buren, Mo.
H. Z. Curtis, A.A.G., St. Louis, Mo.
William Meyers, Col., St. Louis, Mo.
F. D. Callender, Col. and Chief of Ordnance, St. Louis, Mo.
H. W. Brown, Chief Paymaster, St. Louis, Mo.
C. H. Dyer, A.A.G., St. Louis, Mo.
James Lindsay, Col., Fredericktown, Mo.
George S. Herring, Capt., 10th Cavalry M.S.M., Black River, Mo.
G. S. Herring, Patterson, Mo.
Bazel T. Lazear, Lt. Col., 12th Cavalry M.S.M., Jackson, Mo.
Charles A. Bannon, Lieut. and Provost Marshal, Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Charles Parsons, St. Louis, Mo.
S. T. Hatch, St. Louis, Mo.
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03 Feb 1863
03 Feb 1863
03 Feb 1863
04 Feb 1863
04 Feb 1863
06 Feb 1863
11Feb 1863
11 Feb 1863
12 Feb 1863
19 Feb 1863
20 Feb 1863
20 Feb 1863
20 Feb 1863
20 Feb 1863
21 Feb 1863
23 Feb 1863
24 Feb 1863
25 Feb 1863
26 Feb 1863
26 Feb 1863
28 Feb 1863
05 Mar 1863
05 Mar 1863
03 Mar 1863
06 Mar 1863
06 Mar 1863
06 Mar 1863
06 Mar 1863
06 Mar 1863
07 Mar 1863
07 Mar 1863
07 Mar 1863
07 Mar 1863
07 Mar 1863
09 Mar 1863
09 Mar 1863
09 Mar 1863
09 Mar 1863
10 Mar 1863
11 Mar 1863
11 Mar 1863
11 Mar 1863
11 Mar 1863
14 Mar 1863
16 Mar 1863
16 Mar 1863
16 Mar 1863
16 Mar 1863
16 Mar 1863
16 Mar 1863
16 Mar 1863
16 Mar 1863
16 Mar 1863
17 Mar 1863
17 Mar 1863
18 Mar 1863
18 Mar 1863
John B. Gray, St. Louis, Mo.
S. D. Barlow, St. Louis, Mo.
J. W. Davidson, West Plains, Mo.
Peter Morgan, Capt., Fredericktown, Mo.
L. James Gray, St. Louis, Mo.
T. S. Clarkson, A. D. C., Rolla, Mo.
By order of the Governor, William D. Wood, A.A.G., St. Louis, Mo.
William Meyers, St. Louis, Mo.
Charles F. George, Capt., 23rd Iowa Inf., Rolla, Mo.
D. D. Carpenter, 33rd Illinois Inf., St. Louis, Mo.
F. D. Callender, St. Louis, Mo.
John B. Gray, Mineral Point, Mo.
E. Harding, Major, Mineral Point, Mo.
John McNeil, Brigadier General, Cape Girardeau, Mo.
H. O. Show, St. Louis, Mo.
Henry C. Fillebrowne, A.A.G., St. Louis, Mo.
Henry C. Fillebrowne, St. Louis, Mo.
Charles H. Hughes, Surgeon, De Soto, Mo.
Lt. Col. J. F. Tylor, 1st Inf., M.S.M., St. Louis, Mo.
W. B. Slaughter, Capt., Cape Girardeau, Mo.
W. B. Slaughter, Cape Girardeau, Mo.
F. Williams, Lieut., Patterson, Mo.
T. S. Clarkson, A.D.C. to Gen. Davidson, St. Louis, Mo.
T.S. Clarkson, St. Louis, Mo.
G.D.O. Kellman, De Soto, Mo.
W. Dickinson, Surgeon, Middlebrook, Mo.
C. H. Dyer, A.A.G., Middlebrook, Mo.
H. C. Fillebrowne, A.A.G., St. Louis, Mo.
John B. Gray, Mineral Point, Mo.
___ Erskine, Capt., 13th Ill. Cavalry, Barnesville, Mo.
Peter Hagan, Capt., Fredericktown, Mo.
Peter Hagan, Fredericktown, Mo.
T. S. Clarkson, St. Louis, Mo.
Theodore Hartman, Lt. Col., Barnesville, Mo.
Theodore Hartman, Barnesville, Mo.
H. S. McConnell, Major, Patterson, Mo.
H. S. McConnell, Patterson, Mo.
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18 Mar 1863
18 Mar 1863
19 Mar 1863
19 Mar 1863
19 Mar 1863
19 Mar 1863
George E. Leighton, Major and Provost Marshal, St. Louis, Mo.
McConnell, Patterson, Mo.
John B. Gray, Pilot Knob, Mo.
McConnell, Patterson, Mo.
Folder 2: Telegrams sent, 29 Nov 1862—06 Apr 1863.
Date
Addressee
29 Nov 1862
03 Dec 1862
03 Dec 1862
03 Dec 1862
04 Dec 1862
04 Dec 1862
04 Dec 1862
12 Dec 1862
12 Dec 1862
12 Dec 1862
12 Dec 1862
13 Dec 1862
13 Dec 1862
13 Dec 1862
16 Dec 1862
16 Dec 1862
16 Dec 1862
17 Dec 1862
19 Dec 1862
19 Dec 1862
19 Dec 1862
20 Dec 1862
20 Dec 1862
20 Dec 1862
21 Dec 1862
23 Dec 1862
24 Dec 1862
24 Dec 1862
25 Dec 1862
27 Dec 1862
27 Dec 1862
29 Dec 1862
29 Dec 1862
30 Dec 1862
30 Dec 1862
01 Jan 1863
02 Jan 1863
05 Jan 1863
06 Jan 1863
06 Jan 1863
06 Jan 1863
06 Jan 1863
06 Jan 1863
07 Jan 1863
07 Jan 1863
Capt. Fillebrowne, Patterson, Mo.
General E. A. Carr, St. Louis, Mo.
Captain Hummell, Fredericktown, Mo.
Capt. Hummell, Fredericktown, Mo.
Commanding Officer, Patterson, Mo.
Col. Parsons, St. Louis, Mo.
Gen. Davidson, Patterson, Mo.
Col. William P. Wood, St. Louis, Mo.
Gen. E. A. Carr, St. Louis, Mo.
Col. William Wood, St. Louis, Mo.
Col. William Wood, St. Louis, Mo.
Lieut. N. D. Randall, Judge Advocate, St. Louis, Mo.
Col. William D. Wood, St. Louis, Mo.
Gen. Carr, St. Louis, Mo.
Capt. C. H. Dyer, St. Louis, Mo.
Maj. N. L. Curtis, A.A.G., St. Louis, Mo.
Lieut. N. D. Randall, St. Louis, Mo.
Col. Callender, St. Louis Arsenal
Gen. S. R. Curtis, St. Louis, Mo.
Capt. George, Patterson, Mo.
Gen. Curtis, St. Louis, Mo.
Capt. W. H. Stark, Dept. of Mo. Headquarters, St. Louis, Mo.
Capt. C. H. Dyer, A.A.G., St. Louis, Mo.
Lieut. Phelan, Dept. of Mo. Headquarters, St. Louis, Mo.
Gen. Davidson, Van Buren, Mo.
Capt. Hummell, Fredericktown, Mo.
Commanding Officer, Fredericktown, Mo.
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08 Jan 1863
15 Jan 1863
15 Jan 1863
16 Jan 1863
17 Jan 1863
17 Jan 1863
18 Jan 1863
18 Jan 1863
19 Jan 1863
19 Jan 1863
19 Jan 1863
19 Jan 1863
20 Jan 1863
20 Jan 1863
21 Jan 1863
21 Jan 1863
21 Jan 1863
22 Jan 1863
25 Jan 1863
26 Jan 1863
26 Jan 1863
27 Jan 1863
27 Jan 1863
27 Jan 1863
28 Jan 1863
30 Jan 1863
30 Jan 1863
31 Jan 1863
31 Jan 1863
31 Jan 1863
02 Feb 1863
03 Feb 1863
04 Feb 1863
05 Feb 1863
05 Feb 1863
08 Feb 1863
15 Jan 1863
15 Jan 1863
16 Jan 1863
17 Jan 1863
17 Jan 1863
18 Jan 1863
18 Jan 1863
19 Jan 1863
19 Jan 1863
19 Jan 1863
19 Jan 1863
20 Jan 1863
20 Jan 1863
21 Jan 1863
21 Jan 1863
21 Jan 1863
22 Jan 1863
25 Jan 1863
26 Jan 1863
26 Jan 1863
27 Jan 1863
Col. S. G. Brackett, Chief of Cavalry, St. Louis, Mo.
Lieut. Col. Bazel Lazear, Jackson, Mo.
Lieut. Col. Lazear, Jackson, Mo.
Capt. Payne, Sulphur Springs, Mo.
Surgeon Hughes, De Soto, Mo.
Capt. Constable, Van Buren, Mo.
Capt. Dyer, A.A.G., St. Louis, Mo.
P. R. Van Frank, A.A.Q.M., Van Buren, Mo.
Col. Lindsay, Patterson, Mo.
Maj. H. Z. Curtis, A.A.G., St. Louis, Mo.
Capt. Diamond, A.Q.M., St. Louis, Mo.
Col. William D. Wood, Acting Adjutant General, St. Louis
Col. F. A. Callender, St. Louis Arsenal
Major Brown, Paymaster, St. Louis, Mo.
Col. Lindsay, Fredericktown, Mo.
Col. Louis B. Parsons, St. Louis, Mo.
Gen. J. B. Gray, c/o Gen. E. A. Carr, St. Louis, Mo.
S. D. Barlow, President, Iron Mountain Railroad, St. Louis, Mo.
Capt. Rosenstein, c/o Surgeon Hughes, De Soto, Mo.
Col. S. G. Brackett, Chief of Cavalry, St. Louis, Mo.
Lieut. Col. Bazel Lazear, Jackson, Mo.
Capt. Payne, Sulphur Springs, Mo.
Capt. Constable, Van Buren, Mo.
Capt. Dyer, A.A.G., St. Louis, Mo.
P.R. Van Frank, A.A.Q.M., Van Buren, Mo.
Maj. H.Z. Curtis, A.A.G., St. Louis, Mo.
Capt. Diamond, A.Q.M., St. Louis, Mo.
Col. William D. Wood, Acting Adjutant General, St. Louis
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27 Jan 1863
27 Jan 1863
28 Jan 1863
30 Jan 1863
30 Jan 1863
31 Jan 1863
31 Jan 1863
31 Jan 1863
02 Feb 1863
03 Feb 1863
04 Feb 1863
05 Feb 1863
05 Feb 1863
08 Feb 1863
08 Feb 1863
09 Feb 1863
09 Feb 1863
11 Feb 1863
11 Feb 1863
23 Feb 1863
23 Feb 1863
24 Feb 1863
25 Feb 1863
26 Feb 1863
27 Feb 1863
28 Feb 1863
28 Feb 1863
03 Mar 1863
02 Mar 1863
04 Mar 1863
04 Mar 1863
05 Mar 1863
05 Mar 1863
05 Mar 1863
05 Mar 1863
05 Mar 1863
05 Mar 1863
05 Mar 1863
05 Mar 1863
06 Mar 1863
06 Mar 1863
06 Mar 1863
07 Mar 1863
07 Mar 1863
07 Mar 1863
07 Mar 1863
07 Mar 1863
07 Mar 1863
07 Mar 1863
03 Mar 1864
09 Mar 1863
09 Mar 1863
09 Mar 1863
11 Mar 1863
12 Mar 1863
12 Mar 1863
13 Mar 1863
Col. F. A. Callender, St. Louis Arsenal
Major Brown, Paymaster, St. Louis, Mo.
Col. Lindsay, Fredericktown, Mo.
Col. Louis B. Parsons, St. Louis, Mo.
Gen. J. B. Gray, c/o Gen. E. A. Carr, St. Louis, Mo.
S. D. Barlow, President, Iron Mountain Railroad, St. Louis, Mo.
Capt. Rosenstein, c/o Surgeon Hughes, De Soto, Mo.
Major Johnson, Paymaster, St. Louis, Mo.
S. D. Barlow, Iron Mountain Railroad, St. Louis, Mo.
S. D. Barlow, I.M.R.R., St. Louis, Mo.
Gen. J. B. Gray, St. Louis, Mo.
Capt. C. H. Dyer, A.A.G., St. Louis, Mo.
Gen. Davidson, St. Louis, Mo.
Capt. Charles Parsons, A.Q.M., St. Louis, Mo.
Major E. Harding, De Soto, Mo.
Col. J. B. Gray, c/o Gen. Davidson, St. Louis, Mo.
Gen. McNeil, Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Mr. H. O. Show, St. Louis, Mo.
Mr. H. Smith, n.p.
Lieut. Luke O'Reilly, St. Louis, Mo.
Capt. Fillebrowne, St. Louis, Mo.
Col. E. A. Moore, Q.M. General, St. Louis, Mo.
Capt. Charles Parsons, A.Q.M., St. Louis, Mo.
Capt. Dietrich, Sulphur Springs, Mo.
Lt. Col. Tyler, St. Louis, Mo.
Adjutant Kellman, northbound train, Mineral Point, Mo.
Adjutant Kellman, Mineral Point, Mo.
Lieut. Clarkson, St. Louis, MO.
___ Richardson, Capt. of Canoniers, n.p.
Capt. Erskine, Barnesville, Mo.
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11 Mar 1863
11 Mar 1863
14 Mar 1863
14 Mar 1863
14 Mar 1863
16 Mar 1863
16 Mar 1863
17 Mar 1863
18 Mar 1863
18 Mar 1863
18 Mar 1863
18 Mar 1863
18 Mar 1863
18 Mar 1863
19 Mar 1863
19 Mar 1863
19 Mar 1863
19 Mar 1863
20 Mar 1863
20 Mar 1863
20 Mar 1863
06 Apr 1863
19 Mar 1863
20 Mar 1863
17 Mar 1863
20 Mar 1863
20 Mar 1863
20 Mar 1863
20 Mar 1863
20 Mar 1863
21 Mar 1863
21 Mar 1863
03 Apr 1863
03 Apr 1863
06 Apr 1863
06 Apr 1863
Capt. Hagan, Fredericktown, Mo.
Capt. Herring, Patterson, Mo.
Capt. Erskine, Barnesville, Mo.
Capt. Herring, Patterson, Mo.
Lieut. T. S. Clarkson, A.D.C., St. Louis, Mo.
Col. J. B. Gray, c/o Gen. Davidson, St. Louis, Mo.
Lt. Col. Hartman, Barnesville, Mo.
Major McConnell, Patterson, Mo.
Col. Hartman, Barnesville, Mo.
Conductor, northbound train, Mineral Point, Mo.
Col. Hartman, Barnesville, Mo.
Col. Leighton, Provost Marshall, St. Louis, Mo.
Gen. J. B. Gray, northbound train, Mineral Point, Mo.
Major McConnell, Patterson, Mo.
Lt. Col. Hartman, Barnesville, Mo.
Col. John B. Gray, Adjutant General of Missouri, St. Louis, Mo.
Col. John B. Gray, St. Louis, Mo.
Col. George E. Leighton, Provost Marshal, St. Louis, Mo.
Lieut. Thomas Gilpin, Mineral Point, Mo.
to Col. Gray, Pilot Knob, from Henry Slade, Post Adjutant, Patterson, Mo.
to Col. Gray, Pilot Knob, from Major George E. Leighton, Provost Marshal, St. Louis, Mo.
Major George E. Leighton, St. Louis, Mo.
Lieut. G.D.O. Kellman, St. Louis, Mo.
Lieut. Kellman, St. Louis, Mo.
to Col. Gray, Pilot Knob, from Major H. S. McConnell, Greenville, Mo.
Major H. S. McConnell, Patterson, Mo.
Major H. S. McConnell, Patterson, Mo.
Lieut. Kellman, St. Louis, Mo.
to Col. Tyler, Pilot Knob, from John B. Gray, Adjutant General of Missouri, St. Louis, Mo.
Col. John F. Tyler, Pilot Knob, from John B. Gray.
to Col. Tyler, Pilot Knob, from Lieut. Thomas C. Gilpin, Mineral Point, Mo.
to Col. Tyler, from Lieut. Thomas C. Gilpin, Mineral Point, Mo.
Index Cards
Barnesville (Mo.)
Bloomfield (Mo.)—History—Civil War, 1861-1865
Burbridge, John Q., Mrs.
Carter County (Mo.)—History—Civil War, 1861-1865
Davidson, John W., 1825-1881
De Soto (Mo.)
Fisk, Clinton Bowen, 1828-1890
Fredericktown (Mo.).
Gray, John B.
Green, James W.
Iron County (Mo.)—History—Civil War, 1861-1865
Ironton (Mo.).
Iron Mountain Railroad [SEE St. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad Company.]
Jackson (Mo.).
Lazear, Bazel F.
Leeper, William J.
Lindsay, James.
Madison (Mo.).
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Madison County (Mo.)—History—Civil War, 1861-1865.
Middlebrook (Mo.).
Mineral Point (Mo.).
Missouri—History—Civil War, 1861-1865.
Missouri. Artillery Regiment, 2nd
Patterson (Mo.).
Pilot Knob (Mo.).
Reeves, Timothy, 1821-1885.
Reeves Station (Mo.)
St. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad Company.
Sulphur Springs (Mo.).
United States—History—Civil War, 1861-1865.
Van Buren (Mo.).
Wayne County (Mo.)—History—Civil War, 1861-1865.
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(R0137) Pilot Knob (Mo.). Civil War telegrams, 1862-1863

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