Goodspeed: Military Troops and Taxpayer List

Military Troops and Taxpayer List: [From Goodspeed 1889]

The following roster not only gives the names of Federal and Confederate troops, but also those of all the resident property owners who paid taxes in the county in 1861-64:

Seth Adams
R. W. Adey, 6th Provisional
A. J. Adkins (C)
Sam. Agee had a saw-mill on Ashley's Fork.
William Akman, State Guard
William Allen
D. B. Alley
______Alley (F)
James Anderson
J. N. Angel
S. D. Atkinson
W. C. Atkinson
W. A. Austill, State Guard
Franklin Bailey
James A. Baker, (C) killed at home.
James Baker (C)
D. W. Baley, 8th Cavalry
Dan Balls (F)
Henry Balls (F)
R. F. Balls (C)
Thomas Barber
T. Y. Barber
William A. Barber
G. W. Barker (F)
Henry Barnes (C)
Isaiah Barnes
John Barnes
Z. Barnes
Thomas Barnum (F), killed at home
Dr. John Barron, killed near Houston by Confederates.
J. C. Barton (F)
J. P. Barton
Samuel Barton
William Basket (F)
Addison Bates
Albert Bates (miller)
James B. Bates
William Bates
D. A. Baxter (F)
B. D. Beaney
James Beard
Isaac Beck (C), killed Curry, and died in prison.
Dave Bell (Col.)
George Bell
L. A. Bell, 16th Cavalry
Thomas Bell
G. H. Bender
George Bezoni (F)
John H. Bezoni (F)
Alford Blankenship (F)
Calvin Blankenship (C), killed west of Licking.
James Blankenship, S. G. & F
Spencer Blankenship
William Blankenship
A. J. Bolding (F)
John Bolding
J. W. Bolding
M. C. C. Bolding
W. A. Bolding
Eber. Bolin
Jasper Bolinger, State Guard
J. W. Boucher, 6th Provisional
William Bowlin
Adam Bradford (C)
A. J. Bradford
G. W. Bradford, State Guard
James Bradford
J. B. Bradford, 6th Provisional
John B. Bradford (C)
John F. Bradford, 6th Provisional
Josiah Bradford, 31st Infantry
S. K. Bradford (C)
T. N. Bradford (C)
W. B. Bradshaw
Philip H. Branson
John Breacher
T. F. Brewster
J. W. Briggs (C & F)
T. E. Britton, State Guard
R. R. Britton, State Guard
William Brown, 6th Provisional
James H. Bruce (C & F)
Jerry Bryan
W. C. Brydges (F)
S. T. Brydges (F)
Asbury Buckner (C)
Frank Buckner (C)
James Buckner (C)
O. W. Buckner (C)
G. M. T. Burckhardt (C)
W. H. Burnett
Thomas Burres
Doyc Butler
Henry Cadwell
John B. Campbell
Thomas Canning
F. L. Cannon
J. D. Carleton
Lieut. Carley
William Carley (C)
R. W. Carlisle (F)
B. T. Carter
J. L. Carter
William S. Carter
Samuel Carr (C)
G. L. Carrander
E. F. Capps
Ed. Caveness
Frank Caveness (F)
Joseph Caveness, State Guard
Ezekiel Chambers (C)
Julius Chambers (C)
Marion Chambers (C)
Martin Chambers (C), killed at Pleasant Hill.
M. V. Chambers (C)
Richard Chambers
Squire Chambers
A. J. Chaneel
Hezekiah Chaney, State Guard
John C. Chapman
Isom Chilton
James Chilton
Silas Clark
R. D. Clarke
James Coats
James C. Coats
John H. Coats, 6th Provisional
William Coats (C)
Wilson Coats (C)
Christopher Cobb
Levi Cobb
George Coble
Jerome Cobble
William Cobble
Daly J. Cobbs
Lockey Cobbs (C & F)
Jonathan Coffin
Heartson Cole (F)
James Cole (F)
Owen Colley
James M. Collins (C)
Young Colvin
Richard Coock
L. W. Cook
Thomas Cook
Ismael Copeland (C)
Johmad Copeland
P. H. Couts
Jasper Cox, State Guard
James Cox
Jeff Cox (C)
Stephen L. Cox
John Crabtree
W. N. Crabtree
James Craddock (F)
James R. Craddocks (C)
John D. Craven (C)
J. W. Craven
W. N. Craven (F)
W. S. Crawford, State Guard
Robert Crosswright
Dickerson Crow (F)
D. L. M. Crow (F)
Leroy Crow (F)
P. A. Crow (F)
Sam. S. Crow (F)
S. L. Crow (F)
W. G. J. Crow (F)
Joe Crump (C)
Drury Cunningham
Oliver Cunningham, 6th Provisional
R. B. Cunningham
James D. Curry; one of the Currys was killed on Jack's Fork by Beck.
John Curtice
W. H. Cuthbert
William M. Daloy
Bernard Davis
James Davis
J. H. Davis
Robert Davis
W. J. Davis
P. J. Day (C)
William C. Day (C)
Eli Decker (C)
Isaac Deck (C)
William D. Deen
William DeForest (F)
Andrew Demney (C)
Elitt Denney (C)
W. A. Denning
L. Dennison (C)
Sol. Deweese, State Guard
A. M. Dickenson
W. Dickenson
Tim Disheron
Thomas Dodson
Rev. Fletcher Dodson, Baptist Church.
Andrew Douglass
G. P. Douglass
Matthew Douglass
Richard Douglass, killed at his brothers house by Federals.
Jeff Dover
William Dunn
B. F. Edwards
Iron Edwards
J. M. Edwards
John Edwards
John D. Edwards
Milton O. Edwards (F)
Newton Edwards
S. Edwards
James R. Elkins, State Guard
H. T. Elliott
Benj. Ellis, State Guard
F. S. Ellis, State Guard
John S. Ellis, State Guard
Elisha Elmore, State Guard
George Elmore, State Guard
G. W. Elmore, State Guard
G. W. Elmore, Sr.
F. M. Elmore, State Guard (F)
H. H. Elmore, State Guard
John Ellrod
Thomas Erwin
Archibald Evans
John Evans
Thomas Fagan
Alford Fairaw (C)
Oliver Fairaw (C)
Jacob Farley (C)
James Farley (C)
Nathaniel Farley (C), died.
William Farley (C & F)
James Farrell
James Farris
John Farris
B. A. J. Fielding, State Guard
Benj. Fielding
Dempsey Fielding, State Guard
John Fielding, State Guard
John S. Fielding, State Guard
E. J. Finley
John Finley
A. A. Flint
John Fleming (C)
W. H. Fletcher
John Flood
James Flowers (C)
Reuben Flower (C)
William Flowers (C)
Eli P. Forchand
Jaspar Forchand
John A. Forchand
Charles Ford (C)
Benj. Ford
Jacob Ford (C)
John C. Ford (C & F)
George L. Ford (C)
W. H. Forrester (F)
Eli Forsythe
John T. Fourt (F)
Dan Fowler(C) killed at Jenkins' Ferry
John B. Fox
James Frederick
Uel Frederick
Moses Freeman (C)
J.A. Friels, killed by feds at home.
Cyrus H. Frost
Hazel Fry (F)
John S. Fry (F)
P. A. Fry (F)
Philip Fry (F)
Josiah Gage
Buckner Garrison
V. B. Garrison (C)
Alford Gates
Alonzo Gentry, State Guard
Bartlett Gentry
J. B. Gentry (C)
L. G. Gentry
John George
Osia George
P. H. Gettys (C)
Allen Gibson
A. R. Gideon
John Gillmore (C)
Silas Gillmore (C)
Wilburn Gillmore
J. P. Gladen
Isaac Gobble
Robert D. Gobble
Albert Gowin
Stanford Gowin
Robert Graham
William Graham
Gabriel Green, State Guard
Oliver Greenly
James Gross (C)
George Gross (C)
G. W. Groves, State Guards
G. W. Guinn
William Guinn
John Hackworth, State Guard & F
Emmett Hadley (C)
S. M. C. Haggard (C)
E. G. Halbert
Joel Halbert (C)
G. A. Hamilton
Daniel Hancock
Eli Hanes
James Harbeson
M. S. Hardin
A. L. Hargis (C)
G. B. Harlow, State Guard
Reuben Harlow
W. A. Harlow
G. W. Harman, State Guard & F
Henry Harman
John Harman
W. C. Harmon, State Guard & F
L. B. Harper
Audley Harrison
John P. Harrison
John P. Harrison, Jr.
Joseph D. Harrison
S. A. Harrison (C)
C. R. Harroll
John Hausden
John Hause (C)
James H. Hays (F)
William H. Hays (F)
John Healy
Silas Hembree
Harrison Hickman
David W. Hicks
Patrick Hide
S. P. Higgins, State Guard
Caswell Hightower (F & C)
A. Hildebrand
S. M. Hildebrand (F)
C. W. Hill
Henry Hill
J. W. Hobson
A. J. Housden (F)
James Housden (F)
Dr. John H. Hubbard
James Hughes
Samuel Hughes
Sam P. Hughes
Sam P. Hughes, Jr. (C)
William Hughes
Daniel Hunnicut
Reuben Hunter
James Jackson
Alex. Jadwin
Munro M. Jadwin (C), killed.
Ellis C. Johns (C)
Frank J. Johnson
M. F. P. Johnson
Nathan Johnson (F)
Thomas Johnson (F)
William Johnson, Jr.
William Johnson, Sr.
David Jones
James A. Jones
John Jones
R. G. Jones (C & F)
William Jones
John Julian (C)
Thomas Kasid
Elisha Kean
Thomas Kell (F)
William Kell (F)
William Kelly
James A. Kevitt, killed in 1887
John A. Kevitt
William O. Kevitt
John S. Kiles
Daniel Killian
John H. Killian (C)
Michael Killian
Alford Kimrey, 6th Provisional
Milton Kimrey, 6th Provisional
John Kimrey (F)
Hiram King
Hiram King, Jr. (C)
James King
Silas King (C)
John Kinser (F)
Thomas Kirkman (C)
Obadiah Kissinger
Solomon Kissinger
Chris. Kofahl (C)
Rev. C. H. Latimer (C)
James Lamson, State Guard
Thomas Lay, 6th Provisional
J. U. Lee
Thomas Lee
Thomas Lemmons
G. H. Leonard, State Guard
C. B. Lynch
Dabney B. Lynch, State Guard
John T. Lynch, 16th Cavalry
Michael Mahon
John Manly (C), died.
R. H. Manly
James Mansfield (F)
O. P. Margedant
J. H. Marr
J. B. Martin
John R. Martin (C)
Louis W. Martin (C)
N. Martin
Lyne Maples (C)
Moses Maples (C), killed at Jenkins' Ferry.
James H. Massey
William Massey
George Maxton, State Guard
Douglas McBride (C), killed at Batesville.
J. H. McBride, Gen. Con. Army
L. H. McCladin
A. J. McClellan, State Guard
J. G. McClellan
Albert McCubbins (C), died.
W. D. McCubbins
Nathan McDaniel
A. C. McDonald
James A. McDonald (C & F)
Harris McFarlane (F)
R. M. McGee
M. S. McGowin, State Guard
Robert McGowan, State Guard
Andrew McKenny
D. McKenny
Dr. E. McKenny
Henry McKenny
James McKinny
Monroe McKenny (F)
R. P. McLaughlin, State Guard
W. H. Medlock (C)
Alfred Merrill (F)
John Merrill (F)
William Merrill (F)
Zeza Merrill (F)
Alex. Miller (C)
G. W. Miller (C)
Peter Miller
Dr. William Mires (F)
David L. Mitchell (F)
S. L. Mitchell (F)
Spencer Mitchell, built in 1856, the first brick house in Texas Co.
W. Montgomery, killed at his home. Tortured to death by filling his boots with hot ashes.
A. J. Moody, State Guard
Eli Moody, State Guard
G. W. Moody (C & F)
Joseph H. Mooney (C), killed.
M. W. Moran, State Guard
Jasper Morris (C)
George Morris (C)
M. C. Morris
W. J. Morris (C)
B. O. Musgrove
Eli L. Musgrove, State Guard
J. M. Musgrove
Levi Musgrove
John Nall
Rev. Welsey Nall
R. C. Newport
C. C. Nichols
David Nichols (Col.)
John C. Nichols
J. W. Nichols, Capt. State Guard
L. A. Nichols
Allen Norton
George Norris
A. H. Orchard, moved to Rolla
H. W. Ogel
H. F. Ormsby (C)
James W. Ormsby, State Guard
J. W. Ormsby (C)
M. R. Ormsby
Richard Ormsby, State Guard
George Paulding (C)
Richard Patterson
William Patterson
Lemuel Peirce
W. M. Persipul (F), and members of family.
Lewis Perry
Riley Phillips
Wiley Philips
J. M. Pike
Thomas Pipkins
Obadiah Pinxton
T. H. Poindexter
Stephen Pollard
G. Pruitt
Gilbert C. Pryor (C)
Neily Pryor
Hezekiah Purcell
Wiley Purcell
J. B. Ragland (C)
J. D. Randall (F)
W. B. Raney
J. B. Reagars, State Guard
John W. Reagars, State Guard
W. E. Reagars, State Guard
Daniel Reed
Isaac Reed
W. C. Reed
Henry Revels (C)
W. P. Richardson (F)
J. W. Richmond, State Guard
J. M. Riden (C)
W. C. Riden, State Guard
Joseph Riden
John Riley
M. C. Roberson (C)
Alfred Roberts
David Roberts (C)
John Roberts
W. N. Roberts, State Guard
Isaac Robertson, State Guard
Richard Robertson, State Guard
R. A. Robinett
Nathaniel K. Rodgers, died in 1861.
William Rodgers
James L. Roper, State Guard
John Roper, State Guard
William B. Roper (F)
Y. L. Ruark (C)
Taylor Rust, State Guard
Arch. Sanders, State Guard
Jacob Sanders, State Guard
Jonathan Sanders, State Guard
Peter Sanders, Capt. C. A.
William Sands
D. Sapenfield (F)
Jacob Schuyler
John Scott
Overton Scott
William Scott
Samuel Selfe (C)
Joel Sherrill
John L. Sherrill (C), died in Ark.
John Shillings, killed by Sigel's men
William Ship (F)
Joel Sigmann
John Sigler
J. W. Sigler
Sandford Sigler (F)
W. H. Simmons, 6th Provisional
J. D. Slate, State Guard
J. H. Slaughter
Alex. C. Smith
Cantrell Smith (C)
John Smith
Robert Smith
Rufus Smith
R. Y. Smyley (C)
Williams Smyres, killed at home by Federals.
James A. Spillman
Napoleon Stanislaus, 6th Provisional
John A. Steele
J. H. Steffins (F)
B. C. Stephens
John Stephenson (F)
William Stigall
B. L. Strickling, State Guard
Jesse Stubbs
Thomas Sullens
D. F. Sullivan (F)
Brandt Sutton (C)
Valentine Sutton
Coleman Tarber
Robert Tarber
James E. Tate
J. D. Tate
Jehial Tate (F)
L. W. Tate
James Taylor
Chris. Thomas
J. P. Thornton, State Guard
J. W. Thornton
Rev. W. F. Thornton, S.G., Baptist
William Thornton
Lamech Thorp
Moses B. Thorp (C)
P. W. Tinsley
James Toney, Captain C. A.
W. F. Trail
Jackson Trusty (C)
J. F. Trusty (C)
William A. Trusty (C)
David Tucker, State Guard
John B. Tucker, State Guard
Nap. Turpin (C)
Thomas Tuttle
A. A. Tweedy, 6th Provisional
John Upton (C & F)
M. L. Upton
Oziah Upton
Eli C. Vandever (C)
Dr. A. C. Vanslycke
Henry Vinson
A. M. Wade (F)
J. L. Wade (F)
Jackson Wadley
Jacob Wallace
Benton Walls
Francis Walls
G. W. Walls
W. B. Walker
John W. Walshe
Joseph A. Walton (F)
William C. Ward (C & F)
Henry Warmack (C)
Peter Warmack (C)
Stanford Warmack (C)
Gabriel Watson (F)
John Weatherman
Town Webb (C), killed.
Daniel H. Webster
Robert H. West (F)
Simeon F. West, State Guard
William West
David White
Jehu White
Jerry White
Ezekiel Willhite (F)
Jackson Willhite
William Willhite, S.G. & F
A. J. Williams (C)
B. M. Williams
Daniel L. Williams, 16th Cavalry
Jasper Williams (C)
J. L. Williams (C)
K. D. Williams (C)
M. C. Williams
Riley Williams (F)
Samuel Williams (C)
S. M. Williams
Thomas Wittson
Joseph Wollford
P. R. Worsham
John B. Wood
William Wood
William Wood
E. F. Woodworth
J. B. Yates, 48th Infantry
Jacob Yekly
James Yokum, 6th Provisional
Davis York
William N. Young, 6th Provisional

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