1862 March 26-27 Battle of Warrensburg - Col. William Quantrill and 200 Confederate Raiders Attack Courthouse

  The Battle of Warrensburg

March 26-27, 1862 in Warrensburg, Missouri

Union Forces Commanded by Maj. Emory Foster Strength Killed Wounded Missing/Captured 61 2 1 ? Confederate Forces Commanded by Col. William Quantrill Strength Killed Wounded Missing/Captured   200   9 17 ? Conclusion: Union Victory

On March 26, Col. William Quantrill and a band of over 200 Confederate raiders entered the town of Warrensburg that afternoon. Their objective was a Union outpost in the town. Warrensburg was commanded by Maj. Emory Foster and a detachment of 60 soldiers of the 7th Missouri Cavalry. Foster had fortified the brick county courthouse and had his men posted behind a thick board stockade surrounding the building. The Confederates made a failed charge against the Federals and was driven off at dusk.

On March 27, the Confederates made another charge that morning but failed to overtake the Union position. They quickly left town and raced back into Jackson County

#1 Is the Old Johnson County Courthouse, that still stands today.

Johnson County MO Courthouse

Daily State sentinel., March 31, 1862 Indianapolis, Indiana

William Quantrill and his guerillas Attack Warrensburg, Missouri 

Early on the morning of August 21, 1863, Quantrill, along with his murderous force of about 400, descended on the still sleeping town of Lawrence, Kansas. Incensed by the free-state headquarters town, Quantrill set out on his revenge against the Jayhawker community. 

In this carefully orchestrated early morning raid, he and his band, in four terrible hours, turned the town into a bloody and blazing inferno unparalleled in its brutality. 

Quantrill and his bushwhacker mob of raiders began their reign of terror at 5:00 a.m., looting and burning as they went, bent on total destruction of the town, then less than 3,000 residents. By the time it was over, they had killed approximately 180 men and boys, and left Lawrence nothing more than smoldering ruins. 

The Lawrence Massacre led to swift retribution, as Union troops forced the residents of four Missouri border counties onto the open prairie by issuing General Order #11 on August 25, 1863. The order required all persons living in Cass, Jackson, Bates and part of Vernon counties to immediately evacuate their homes, leaving the area a virtual "No-Man’s Land.” The Federal Troops and Kansas Jayhawkers immediately burned and looted everything left behind. 

Having been pushed back, Quantrill moved his men to Texas. On their way south, Quantrill’s well-mounted and armed force of 400 men came upon the 100-man headquarters escort of Union General James G. Blunt. Quantrill’s band attacked on October 6, 1863, killing more than eighty men in what later become known as the Barter Springs Massacre. 

Upon his arrival in Texas, Quantrill reported at Bonham on October 26, 1863 to General Henry E. McCulloch. Quantrill and his men were ordered to help round up the increasing number of deserters and conscription-dodgers in North Texas. The band captured a few but killed even more, whereupon McCulloch pulled them off this duty. The General then sent them to track down retreating Comanche’s from a recent raid on the northwest frontier, which they did without success. During their winter in Texas, Quantrill's lieutenant, William "Bloody Bill" Anderson, took some of the men to organize his own group. With two such groups in the area, Texas residents became targets for raids and so many acts of violence that regular Confederate forces had to be assigned to protect residents from the activities of the irregular Confederate forces. 

Finally, General McCulloch determined to rid North Texas of Quantrill’s influence and on March 28, 1864 Quantrill was arrested on the charge of ordering the murder of a Confederate Major. However, Quantrill escaped returning to his camp near Sherman, Texas, pursued by over 300 state and Confederate troops. His band then crossed the Red River into Indian Territory, where they resupplied from Confederate stores and started the long journey back to Missouri. 

Soon, his guerrilla band began to break up into several smaller units and his vicious lieutenant, "Bloody Bill" Anderson, known for wearing a necklace of Yankee scalps into battle, would continue to terrorize the state of Missouri. As Quantrill’s authority over his followers disintegrated they elected George Todd, a former lieutenant to Quantrill, to lead them. 

Anderson's greatest fame came as a result of a massacre and battle with Union soldiers at Centralia, Missouri, when on September 27, 1864, he led a band of about seventy men into the town. Some dressed in captured Union uniforms, the ruffians showed no mercy to the Centralia residents as they systematically raided homes and stores. Barricading a train that approached Centralia, Anderson's men found 23 unarmed Union soldiers on furlough. The soldiers were taken from the train, and ordered to disrobe. After isolating one soldier, Sergeant Tom Goodman, the other 22 soldiers were shot and killed as the horrified Centralia residents and train passengers looked on. 

Sergeant Goodman, who was taken hostage by the Anderson guerrillas, lived to write of the whole affair after the Civil War. 

In their final act of wanton destruction, the guerrillas set fire to the Centralia Depot, sacked and set fire to the train and then sent it on its way, west, with no crew aboard, to later crash and be destroyed. 

Meanwhile, in an attempt to regain his prestige, Quantrill concocted a plan to lead a company of men to Washington and assassinate President Abraham Lincoln. He assembled a group of raiders in Lafayette County, Missouri, in November and December 1864 with the idea of completing this task. However, the strength of Union troops east of the Mississippi River convinced him that his plan could not succeed. Quantrill turned back and resumed his normal pattern of raiding. 

With a group of thirty-three men, he entered Kentucky early in 1865. In May a Unionist irregular force surprised his group near Taylorsville, Kentucky, and in the ensuing battle Quantrill was shot through the spine. He died at the military prison at Louisville, Kentucky, on June 6, 1865. He is buried at the Missouri Confederate Soldier’s Memorial in Higginsville, Missouri.

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Name	Age*	Unit	Remarks
Adams,  Alexander		Quantrill	At Lawrence 21 August 1863
Agen, Ben		Anderson	KIA 20 Sept 1864 at Fayette, MO.
Akers, Sylvester 'Vess'		Quantrill	Survived War Went to KY with Quantrill. Captured at Herrodsburg, KY, 1865. Born 6 Dec 1832 Ky; Died 20 Oct 1912 Mo.
Akers, Henry H.		Quantrill,  Todd	Brother of Sylvester. A member before 6 July 1862 from a roster found on a dead guerrilla that contained 93 names. Went to Texas at the end of the War, Died 13 July 1920 Lee's Summit, MO
Akers, Mark		Quantrill	Brother of Henry and Sylvester
Akin, William		Todd	KIA 20 Sept 1864 near Fayette, MO
Albin, George		Quantrill	KIA
Anderson, Bob		Anderson	Possible brother to William and James
Anderson, George W.		Quantrill	Killed 9 January 1899 with an ax. Murder is still a mystery
Anderson, Hugh L.		Quantrill	Listed on captured roster of 93,  6 July 1862
Anderson, James		Anderson	KIA 24 September 1864 near Fayette, MO
Anderson, James 'Jim'		Anderson	Survived War Brother of "Bloody Bill" Anderson. Reported killed 10 May 1867 in Texas by George H. Shepherd to avenge his part in the murder and robbery of Ike Flannery, Shepherd's nephew. Jesse James and Anderson killed Flannery for his inherited money. Shepherd slit Anderson's throat on the lawn of the state capital building in Austin, TX.
Anderson, Tom			Possible brother to Bill, Jim and Bob Anderson?
Anderson, William		Anderson	KIA 1864 Reared and educated in Huntsville, Randolph County, MO. Moved to Council Grove, KS, where his father was killed in the border wars. Married Miss Bush Smith of Sherman, TX, probably in Dec 1863. On 26 October 1864, Anderson and his men were isolated in Ray County MO by General Price's defeat. Camped one mile north of Orick, MO, he was located by a Union force commanded by Majors Samuel Cox and John Grimes with 150 men of the 51st and 33rd Missouri Infantry from Ray, Davies and Caldwell Counties. Major Cox buried him in an unmarked grave in the Richmond, MO cemetery. The command of his unit was taken over by Archie Clements. Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863.
Angel, Dr. J. M.		Todd	Served both the Confederate Army and as a bushwhacker. KIA 7 July 1865 by 3rd Cavalry MSM
Archie, Hugh		Todd	At Centralia, MO 27 Sept 1864
Archie, William		Quantrill
Asbury, A. E.		Anderson	A Captain under Wm. Anderson
Atchison, Bes		Todd
Austin, H.		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 6 July 1862
Austin, William		Quantrill	Attended reunion of 1910
Baby, Anderson		Anderson	A very young man referred to as "Anderson's Baby"
Baker, Coon		Quantrill	Only report was that of 27 Dec 183
Baker, John		Todd	Was with Quantrill in 1863. Went to Kentucky with Quantrill. Killed near Herrodsburg, KY, 1865.
Baker, Valentine		Anderson	KIA 1864 in Missouri
Baker, W. A.		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 6 July 1862
Ball, Lee		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 6 July 1862
Barbie, Johnson		Anderson	A 15 year old boy who joined Anderson in April of 1864. Probably John Barbie and possibly "Baby" Anderson.
Barker, John		Todd	Was at Fayette 20 Sept 1864; Centralia 27 Sept 1864; Was an Orderly Sergeant to Quantrill on the way to KY. KIA 29 Jan 1865, KY
Barnett, George		Quantrill	Joined MSM at 17 11 July 1862. Deserted after his brother was killed and his mother's farm burned and livestock stolen. Joined Quantrill on 17 July 1862. Was at Lawrence 21 Aug 1863, Centralia, Pleasant Hill, et al.
Barnett, Jim M.		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 6 July 1862; Frank James list written c. 1900
Barnett, O.S.		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 6 July 1862
Barnhill, John S.		Anderson	Survived War; Went to KY with Quantrill. Captured at Herrodsburg per McCorkle. Died 8/15/1904 at the home of his daughter in Independence, MO.
Bass, Sam		Quantrill	Turned to outlawry after the war. Robbed trains and stages throughout the west until 6/19/1878 when he was killed by the law in Round Rock, TX. Obtained the status of Public Enemy Number One
Bassham, Solomon 'Sol'		Quantrill	Captured 1861 at a party given by Riley Alley 1/1862. Sent to Rock Island Penitentiary, Illinois where he languished until the end of the war.
Bassham, Ike (Isaac)		Quantrill	Killed 2/11/ 1863 near Wigginton's house, Andrew County, MO.
Bassham, William		Quantrill,  Todd	Suspected of being a guerrilla, he was sentenced to be shot 11 Aug. 63 at Independence, MO. Freed during the battle of Independence by McCorkle and nine other guerrillas and abruptly joined the band. Surrendered at Smiley, KY. Employed as a  stage driver/mail carrier by the along the Santa Fe Trail by Federal Government before the war.
Beard, Frank		Quantrill	KIA April 1864 at Howard's Mill, Johnson County, MO by MSM
Beard, William		Quantrill	KIA 1863 at Howard's Mill, Johnson County, MO by MSM. Brother of Frank
Bell, Thomas		Anderson	Drowned in the Missouri River approx. 6 June 1864 near Waverly, MO.
Bell, W. C.		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 6 July 1862
Bellamy, John W.		Quantrill
Belt, Mart L.		Pool	With Arch Clemens, Dave Pool, Jim Anderson and 144 others left Sherman, Texas in March of '65 arriving at Lexington, Mo to surrenderg, Sunday May 21st. Attended Quantrill reunions
Benson, John W.		Quantrill	A Surgeon.  Captured at Blackwater Creek and joined Quantrill after his release on oath. Was at Lawrence then left to surrender when he was again captured, court martialed and shot 6 Oct. 1863 as he sat on his coffin
Benton, ?		Quantrill	A deserter from the Union Militia captured by Union troops in a fight with Quantrill's men. Tried, convicted and shot about 10 February 1864
Bergner, Charley		Quantrill	Believed to be the last Quantrill man. Died 1942
Berry, Ike (Isaac)		Anderson	Was at Lawrence with Quantrill, Centralia with Anderson 9/27/1864. Purportedly convinced Anderson to burn Danville 10/14/1864. Survived War becoming a liquor merchant/ Restaurateur. Died 1928, MO.
Berry, James		Anderson	Rode with the Sam Bass gang after the war, robbing banks and trains throughout the mid-west. Killed, Oct 21, 1877 by Sheriff Glasscock in Adrian County, MO.
Berry, Richard		Anderson	Survived War-Was with Quantrill at Lawrence. Brother of Ike.
Berry, Sam 'one-armed'		Quantrill	A Kentuckyian, his band joined with Quantrill in raiding the town of Hickman, Ky., 28 Feb 1865 while in retreat from the pursuing Capt. Bridgewater. Toasted the death of Lincoln pronouncing, "Here's to the death of Abraham Lincoln, hoping that his bones may serve in hell as the gridiron to fry Yankees on", Spencer, Ky.
Bishop, Jack		Quantrill	Was living at "Rest Ranch" Texas, a refuge in the Pecos River country used by the James'. Jesse wrote Bishop a letter there, dated 23 January 1877.
Bisset, James		Anderson	KIA 9/28/1864 near Fayette, MO.
Blackmore, William		Anderson
Bledsoe, William		Quantrill	KIA  near Baxter Springs, MO when fired upon from a Federal wagon train of General Blunt's.
Blunt, Andrew		Quantrill	KIA 1864-Wounded, 16 April 1862. In March, 1864 Blunt and 20 companions forced Reverend Moses B. Arnold of Lafayette County, MO to go with them to the home of Judge Gray in Jackson County, MO, who was forced at pistol point to marry Miss Barbara Jane Gray to James W. Wilkinson. Caught 5 April 1864 by Kansas's cavalry. He was left unburied, considered not worthy of burial.
Blythe, Theodore		Quantrill	KIA in either June 1862/63.
Bochman, Charley		Quantrill	Killed in Action Spring 1864.
Bowles, Jeptha		Anderson	KIA 1864 MO
Brady, Matt		Quantrill	Most agree he was captured in 1862. Gregg said he was never a guerrilla
Brinker, John		Quantrill	A Captain with about 90 men. Fought at Baxter Springs, KS 10/6/1863. Sister Mattie and brother imprisoned for aiding the enemy
Brooks, Samual		Anderson	Wounded and captured in 1865. Only 17 of years age
Broomfield, Ben		Quantrill	Probably at Lawrence. Killed 9/20/1864 while scouting near Booneville, MO
Brown, Harvey		Anderson	KIA 9/20/1864 Cooper County, MO.
Brown, John		Quantrill	Joined Quantrill at age 15 after his father was murdered by Jayhawkers and was at Lawrence 21 Aug 1863 in order to retaliate. Boosted that he never had worked a day in his life. Born 11 June 1843. Died 20 Sept 1940. Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863.
Buford, Henry		Anderson	KIA 1864
Bunch, Oliver		Quantrill	Owned the Roscoe Hotel where Pinkerton agents battled the Youngers, 1874
Burch, Oliver		Quantrill	Owned the Roscoe House where Pinkerton agents battled with the Youngers
Burgess, W.H.		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 6 July 1862
Burns, Billie		Quantrill	Frank James list of guerrillas c.1900
Burns, Richard		Quantrill	Was with Quantrill in Kentucky. Robbed the Huges and Wesson Bank at Richmond, MO with eleven  other ex-guerrillas, May 22, 1867.
Burns, Richard		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 6 July 1862. Was at Independence, Lawrence and Centralia. Went to KY with Quantrill and captured in April 1865 near Harrodsburg and taken to prison in Louisville. Played a part in the robbery of the Richmond Bank
Burton, Peter		Quantrill	KIA near Lamar, MO 5 November 1862
Burton, Richard		Quantrill	Went to KY with Quantrill. Captured at Herrodsburg, KY. Hanged,  27 May 1867.
Butler, W.H.		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 6 July 1862 as wounded
Caldwell, Jim		Quantrill	Buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Campbell, Andrew		Anderson	With Anderson and Quantrill.
Campbell, Doc		Anderson	At Lawrence 9/21/1863
Carr, Thomas		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Carr, William		Quantrill	KIA April 15, 1862 at the home of Jordan Lowe during an ambush by the 7th Missouri infantry, preparing to attack Harrisonville, MO.
Carroll, Dolf		Anderson	KIA 10/21/1864 at Fayette, MO
Carter, Harrison		Quantrill, Anderson	Wounded at Centralia 27, Sept 1862. Frank James' list c.1900.
Carter, J. G. 'Jim'		Anderson	Was at Rocheport, 9/1864. Killed in Action during the winter of '64 and '65
Castle, Theodore		Anderson	KIA 5/24/1865 near Rocheport, MO.
Chatman, John		Anderson	KIA 5/24/ 1865 near Rocheport, MO.
Chiles, Chris L. Kit		Quantrill	KIA 11 August 1862 at Battle of Independence, MO.
Chiles, J. (Jim Crow)		Quantrill	Uncle of President Harry Truman and a wagon master on the Santa Fe trail prior to the war. Survived War only to be gunned down 9/21/1873. His murderer's son then murdered Jim's son Elijah, the same day.
Chiles, Joel		Quantrill	Killed 1/10/1864 by Wm. Basham after shooting fellow guerrilla Wm. Ridings
Chiles, Richard		Quantrill	KIA at Big Hill, above Sibley, MO, in fight with Capt. Daniel H. David and his 5th MO Cavalry, 6 October 1862.
Chiles, William		Quantrill	Brother of Richard and Kit. Was at Lawrence. Robbed the Savannah, MO Bank and was later captured and hung 28 January1864.
Clarke, Marcellus Jerome		Quantrill	Famous 20 year-old 'Girl Guerrilla' who's outfit joined up with Quantrill's while he was in Kentucky. See Sue Mundy.
Clarke, Sam C.		Quantrill
Clayton, George M.		Quantrill	A brother-in-law to Cole Younger. Died 31 Dec 1897. On RCV roster.
Clayton, James		Anderson	With Anderson at Fayette, MO 20 Sept 1864
Clement, Archie J		Anderson	At age 17, he was Bill Anderson's lieutenant and executioner and scalper. From Kingsville, Johnson County, MO. Small, blonde and grey-eyed, with a perpetual smile. When told to "kill" he used knife and pistol. He scalped and mutilated his victims when it pleased him. Took over Anderson's command when he was killed 13 December 1866. Bacon Montgomery killed him in Lexington, MO.
Clement, Henry		Anderson	At Lawrence and Centralia. Brother of Archie Clement
Clifton, Sam L.		Quantrill	b. 1/4/1833, d.8/27/1894. On Roster of 93, dated 6 July 1862. Became a KC policeman after the war
Commons, Smith		Quantrill
Constable, Sam H		Quantrill	Known to have attended the reunions.
Corlry, Dock		Anderson
Corum, Alfred		Todd	Took oath (surrendered) 28 May 1865 along with Oliver Shepherd
Corum, James		Anderson	At Centralia. Took oath at Liberty 28 May 1865 under Shepherd
Cowherd, Francis R.			His farm North of Lee's Summit was the site of Upton Hays recruiting camp. Some of Quantrill's men helped protect the site. On three occasions Red Legs placed a rope around his neck intent on hanging him as a southern sympathizer but each time he managed to talk himself free.
Cowherd, Henry		Todd	Attended reunions. Died in Montana 1915
Cox, Given		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Coyle, Joseph		Quantrill	Ambushed Captain Sessions with Wm. Gregg, 5 June 1863
Crabtree, Joseph		Quantrill
Cravens, Robert		Anderson	KIA 20 Sept 1864 at Fayette, MO
Crawford, Riley	13	Quantrill, Todd	Riley's father, Jeptha Crawford, was taken from his home near Blue Springs and shot by Jayhawkers. Riley's mother, Elizabeth, brought him to Quantrill at age 15 asking to make a querrilla of him. Was with Anderson at the Centralia Massacre. Killed at age 17 in Cooper County in 1864. Brother to Susan Crawford Vandiver. He was my great cousin.
Creek, Abner		Anderson
Creek, Creth		Anderson	Was at Centralia, 27 Sept 1864. Killed by Richard West in an argument over a hog.
Creek, Orth		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Creek, Sid		Quantrill	At Lawrence 21 Aug 1863
Crew, Pate		Anderson	At Fayette, MO
Cummins, Jim		Anderson	Became a member of the Jesse James gang. Died in Confederate Home,  Higginsville, MO, around 1928. His sister, Artella, married Robert Ford, the man who killed Jesse James. Was probably wounded in the leg by George Shepherd at Short Creek (Galena, KS) after the Glendale MO, train robbery.
Cummins, U. S.		Quantrill
Cundhill or Cundill, ?		Quantrill
Cunningham, Albert L. 'Ab'		Quantrill	KIA 30 May  1863 near Pleasant Hill, MO.
Cunningham, Bill		Quantrill	With Quantrill on 18 August 1863. Probably at Lawrence
Cunningham, James		Quantrill	On Role of 93, dated 6 July 1862
Daily, Montgomery		Anderson	Was at Lawrence. Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863 Ref. Andrew Walker
Dalton,  J. Frank		Quantrill	Born in Goliad, TX 8 March 1848. Claimed to have joined up w/Quantrill on 8 March 1863 at age 15. Claimed to be at the Lawrence raid, 21 Aug 1863. Once claimed to be Jesse James. D. Granbury, TX 15 August 1951
Dalton, Kit		Quantrill	Born in Logan County, Ky on 23 Jan 1843. Was at Independence and Lawrence. Penned a book called, "Under the Black Flag' in 1914. Died 3 April 1920, Memphis, TN age 77
Dancer, James		Quantrill
Davenport, Robert		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 6 July 1862
Davenport, William		Quantrill	At Aubrey raid 10 March 1862. On James' list c. 1910
Davis, Simeon  G.		Anderson	Fought at Fayette, Rocheport and Centralia. After Anderson's death he enlisted in the regular Confederate Army under Shelby fighting for his life as Price's Army retreated South after its defeat at Westport.
Davis, Jo		Todd	KIA Sept 1864 near Rocheport, MO
Dawson, Jim		Quantrill	While in Kentucky Quantrill stayed at his home penning a poem to his daughter
De Bonhorst, Paul		Anderson	KIA 27 Oct. 1864 near Orrick, MO
DeHart, E. Pat		Todd	At Fayette and Centralia
Devers, Arthur & Alex		Todd	Both KIA 30 March 1864 in Clay County, Mo. Buried in the same grave
Devers, James		Todd	Robbed the Huges and Wesson Bank of Richmond, MO. 22 May 1867. Arrested 25 Feb 1868 and jailed at Richmond. On 17 March, fifteen men acting as a "vigilance committee" entered the jail, locked up three deputy sheriffs acting as guards and hung Devers and another prisoner, Andy McGuire.
Donohoe, James		Quantrill	KIA at Lamar, MO, 5 November 1862.
Edmunson, J. F.		Quantrill	Became part of the James gang after the war. Implemented in numerous robberies
Edwards, David		Quantrill	Rode with Quantrill approximately one year. Was at Lawrence.
Ellington, Richard B		Anderson	At Centralia, 27 Sept 1864. Rode with the James gang after the war but was not cut out for life of an outlaw. Born 29 March 1840. Died 12 April 1920. Attended reunions
Emery, Jeff		Anderson	At Centralia 27 Sept 1864. Frank James list him as a Quantrill member
Ervin, J. C.		Quantrill	Listed by Breihan as riding w/ Quantrill
Esters, Joshua		Anderson	At Centralia 27 Sept 1864. KIA 1865 in Clay County, Missouri
Estes, Alvis		Quantrill	Joined 6 July 1862
Evens, Thomas		Quantrill	Went to KY with Quantrill and captured and imprisoned about April 1865 for the murder of a Lt. Cunningham. Kept chained on his back and taunted by prison guards
Farley, Peter		Anderson	KIA 1864
Farretts, John		Quantrill
Farrington, Hilary		Todd	At Lawrence. With his brother Levi robbed the Mobile and Ohio Railroad in 1870. On his way to Union City, TN after being captured at Verona, MO via steamboat, Hilary was killed attempting an escape.
Farrington, Levi		Todd	At Lawrence 21 Aug 1863. Captured after he and his brother robbed the Mobile and Ohio Railroad in 1870. Captured in Farmingdale, IL and lynched by the people of Union City, TN were the robbery took place
Fickell, Joseph		Quantrill	KIA 1863 at the home of William Holmes near Lexington, MO
Fielding, William		Quantrill	Joined 1864. Killed in action at Ridgly, MO 15 May 1864
Finnegen, Samual		Anderson	KIA 1864
Fisher, John		Anderson
Flannery, Cyrus 'Si'		Todd	At Centralia 27 Sept 1864 Attended reunions
Flannery, Ike		Quantrill	Wounded in 1863 at Widow Moore's place on the road between   Independence and Harrisonville. Killed by Jesse James after the war,   near Glasgow, MO.  The reason was that Ike had inherited several thousand dollars, and Jesse wanted the money. Ike's Uncle, George W. Shephard, swore to avenge Ike, killing James Anderson, the brother of "Bloody Bill" Anderson on the lawn of the state capitol in Austin, TX.
Flannery, John		Quantrill
Flournoy, John		Quantrill
Fox, James		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Freeman, Will		Quantrill	KIA 30 May 1863 near Pleasant Hill, MO
Fridley, ?		Anderson
Frisby, John		Quantrill	Killed at Noah McAlexander's on 27 Jan 1862, Sni-a-bar Township, Jackson County, Mo.
Fristoe, Mark		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Fry, Frank		Quantrill	Killed in action at Baxter Springs, Ks 6 Oct 1863
Fryer, J. W.		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Fugitt, Press		Quantrill	KIA 1865 or '63 near Missouri City.
Fulton, Thomas		Anderson	KIA 10 Sept 1864 Howard County, MO
Gabbert, John		Taylor	Killed in action 25 April, 1863 Vernon County, Mo.
Garrett, Tom		Quantrill	At Baxter Springs 6 Oct. 1863. KIA 20 Sept 1864 at Fayette, MO
Gaugh, William R		Quantrill	Independence 11 Aug 1862, At Lawrence 21 Aug 1863, Centralia 27 Sept 1864. Went to KY with Quantrill. Captured at Herrodsburg, KY escaped. Attended Quantrill reunions. Died 7 July 1908
George, Dave		Quantrill
George, Gabriel William 'Gabe'		Quantrill	One of 15 men attacking Independence, MO. Caught in ambush and shot and killed by Union cavalrymen in February 1862. Quantrill attended the funeral; leaning on a cane from his own wound in the leg.
George, Hiram		Quantrill	Survived War
George, J. Hicks		Quantrill	Survived War
Gibson, James		Quantrill	At Centralia 27 Sept 1864 Was with Quantrill in KY and was killed there.
Gilchrist, Joseph		Quantrill	One of Quantrill's first recruits. Killed at Pink Hill, MO, April 1862.
Glasscock, Richard		Quantrill	Killed 10 May 1865 at Wakefield's farm outside Smiley, KY, while attempting to rescue fatally wounded Quantrill. McCorkle says he was captured near Harrodsburg.
Gordon, Cy 'Silas'		Quantrill	Killed 1864-Leader of guerrilla unit.
Gower, Bill		Quantrill	At Lawrence 21 Aug 1864
Graham, John		Quantrill	Went to KY with Quantrill May 1865. Captured at Herrodsburg, KY.
Graham, S.			Attended Quantrill reunions
Gray, Frank		Anderson	At Centralia 27 Sept 864
Graym, Frank		Anderson
Greenwood, William		Quantrill	Became prosperous farmer in Vernon County, MO.
Gregg, William H.	22	Quantrill	Became prominent farmer and deputy sheriff of Jackson County, Missouri. Wrote a manuscript of the war years. Served as one of  the pallbearers for both John and Cole Younger. Died 22 April 1916. One of the originals ten recruits.William H. Gregg was born February 8, 1838, to Jacob and Nancy Lewis Gregg in Jackson        County, Missouri. He married Elizabeth Eleanor Hook of Odessa on November 1864. They had five        children. Gregg served under William Clarke Quantrill from December 1861 through the winter of        1863/1864. He left Quantrill's band near Sherman, Texas, at which time he joined General Joe Shelby        and was made a captain in Shanks' Brigade. After the war he returned to his farm in Jackson County,        and served as deputy sheriff during which time he wrote of his experiences with Quantrill.ptain
Gregg, Frank J.		Quantrill	Settled in Independence, MO, after the war.
Grindstaff, William		Anderson	Brother of Mollie, a female imprisoned for spying
Groomer, Garrett M		Anderson, Todd	KIA 20 September 1864 at Fayette, MO
Grosvenor, Tom		Anderson	KIA 20 September 1864 at Fayette, MO
Grubbs, Younger		Anderson	Seen near the Perche Hills, MO March 1865. Believed to be with Anderson
Guess, Hiram		Anderson	At Centralia 27 Sept 1862. Survived the war
Haise, W.		Quantrill	On Roster of 93, 6 July 1862
Hall, George		Quantrill	Went to KY with Quantrill. Survived the War. Listed on 1895 Jackson County U.C.V. Roster
Hall, Isaac		Quantrill	Went to KY with Quantrill. Surrendered by Capt. Henry Porter to Capt. Young, US Army at Samuel's Depot, Nelson County, KY, 26 July 1865, paroled. Brother of Joseph Hall. From Cass County, MO.
Hall, John (Lit)		Quantrill	Brother of Joseph
Hall, Joseph		Quantrill	Started to KY with Quantrill, but left at Pocahontas, AK with smallpox, 1864. Brother of Isaac Hall. From Cass County, MO.
Hall, Robert		Quantrill	Went to KY with Quantrill. Surrendered by Capt. Henry Porter to Capt. Young, US Army, at Samuel's Depot, Nelson county, KY, 26 July 1865, paroled. From Cass County, MO. Brother of Joseph Hall.
Hall, Robert		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 6 July 1862. Went to KY with Quantrill, surrendered and settled near Samuel's Depot, KY after the War.
Hall, Thomas J.		Quantrill	Went to KY with Quantrill.
Hallar, 1st Lt. William		Quantrill	KIA 15 April1863- Quantrill's first recruit. Was at Independence, 11 Aug 1862. Brother of G. W. Hallar. Born 5 May 1841
Hallar, George W.		Quantrill
Haller, Abe		Quantrill	At Lawrence 21 Aug 1863 KIA Sept 21, 1863
Halley, Wilse		Quantrill	Joined before 6 July 1862 per Roster
Hambright, James W.		Quantrill	Fought along side Quantrill before joining the regular CSA forces 13 Aug 1862
Hamilton, Charles		Quantrill	KIA July 1863 Cass County, MO
Hamilton, J.T.		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Hamilton, Sam		Quantrill	At Independence 11 August 1862. KIA 1863
Hamlett, Jesse		Anderson	Captain. At Centralia 27 Sep 1863. Became marshal at Lexington, MO
Hammons, Charles		Todd	Drowned in April 1865 in the Sulfur River at Clarksville, Texas
Hampton, John		Quantrill	KIA July 8, 1862 at Sorency farms Pleasant Hill, MO in fight with 1st Iowa Cavalry.
Hampton, O.			Listed on Roster dated 6 July 1862
Hampton, Sam		Quantrill	Per Warren Welch's list of Quantrill men
Handcock, William		Quantrill, et al	KIA 4 Aug 1864
Hardenbrook, George		Quantrill	Killed in Johnson County, MO December 1863
Hardin, Joseph		Quantrill	Killed about seven miles south of Independence, MO after traitor John McDowell betrayed him and several other men. Jan 1863.
Harper, William		Quantrill
Harris,  Thomas B		Quantrill	Went to Ky with Quantrill and was at the home of Mr. Thurman when Quantrill was killed. Son of Ruban and Laura Fristoe (Harris) and cousin of the Youngers.
Harris, A.		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 6 July 1862
Harris, Jim		Anderson	Was at Brunswick, MO 18 Nov. 1864
Harris, John		Quantrill	Went to Kentucky with Quantrill.  Surrendered by Capt. Henry   Porter to Capt. Young, US Army, at Samuel's Depot Nelson County,   KY. 26 July 1865, paroled. Cousin to Cole Younger
Harris, Nannie		Quantrill	A member of the Sisterhood of Spies who gathered supplies and information for their Confederate brotherhood prior to and during the Civil War. Arrested and sent to prison. Later married Jebez McCorkle
Harris, Ruban A.		Quantrill	B.14 Oct. 1831 Help Quantrill but seldom rode with him. D. 19 May 1906
Harris, Simeon		Anderson
Harrison, Charley 'Ki'		Quantrill	KIA May 22 1863 by Osage Indians led by Big Hill Joe at the Vardigris River near Humbolt, KS. Killed along side of Harrison were W.P McClure, John Y. Yeater, John Henderson, J.B. Kimbaugh, and Edward West. Bat Masterson said of Harrison, "He was the most brilliant pistol handlers I ever saw and far more deadly shot than most of the great gunfighters
Harvin, Ben		Quantrill	With Quantrill from 1862 until 1865. D.5 Feb 1932 St. Louis
Hawkins, J.W.		Anderson	A Captain with Anderson. Was at Brunswick, MO 18 Nov. 1864
Hayes, Tom		Anderson
Hayes, William		Anderson	KIA 20 Sept 1864 at Fayette, MO after the battle on the Glasgow Road
Hays, Andy		Quantrill	On Warren Welch's list of Quantrill men
Hays, John		Quantrill
Hays, Perry		Quantrill	KIA July 1863 at Howard's Mill, Johnson County, MO by the MSM
Hays, Samuel		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Hays, Upton		C.S.A.	Wounded 10 August 1862 at Independence defeating Buel's troops. Recruited Cole Younger into the  Confederate Army as a 1st Lieutenant in Captain Jarrette's. Not a guerrilla
Hays, William		Quantrill	KIA 1863
Hedges, Jim		Quantrill	Survived War Killed 10 Aug 1901 at State Line, Utah as a gunfighter.
Helms, Polk		Anderson
Helton, David		Quantrill	Went to KY with Quantrill. Surrendered by Capt. Henry Porter to Capt. Young, U.S. Army at Samuel's Depot, Nelson County, KY,   26 July 1865, and paroled.
Henaberg, William		Anderson
Hendricks, James		Quantrill
Henning, Joseph		Quantrill	KIA 30 March 1863 Lafayette, County, MO
Henry, Thomas		Quantrill	Rode with Quantrill only in Kentucky
Hensley, William T.		Quantrill
Higbee, Charles		Quantrill	Accompanied Quantrill and Andy Blunt to Richmond, VA. for permission to raise a unit of Partisan Rangers in Missouri which was refused along with Quantrill's request for a Colonel's commission. Was at Lawrence and left in charge of $75,000 taken in the raid. Finding himself alone during the retreat, he headed for Canada. After the war he lived in Texas where he had started a banking business. D 1908
Hildebrand, Samual S.		Quantrill
Hill, Thomas		Quantrill	Survived War-At Lawrence, Baxter Springs (wounded), Centralia
Hill, Tuck		Quantrill	At Lawrence, Centralia(wounded). Attended reunions. D 1921
Hill, Woot		Quantrill	At Lawrence and Centralia, et al. A.K.A., A. Woot Hill
Hinds(Hines), James		Quantrill	With Quantrill in 1863.
Hink, Edward		Quantrill	KIA 1864
Hinton, Otho		Quantrill	Lawrence Captured on the Warrensburg and Lexington Road. Executed January 1864. Other authors other dates.
Hite, Robert W.		Anderson	Anderson in '64. With the James' after the war robbing trains. Killed by Charlie Ford arguing about the take in the Blue Cut train robbery.
Hobbs, H.W.		Quantrill	Also known as Hobbs Kerry after his mount was shot out from under him and left him to "carry" his supplies back to camp. Left Quantrill after he went to Ky, joining Castell in Arkansas. Never surrendered.
Hockensmith, Clark		Quantrill	Killed at Wakefield farm outside Smilely, KY, 10 May 1865 while trying to save Quantrill's life. At Centralia, 27 Sept 1864.
Hockensmith, Henry		Quantrill	Was at Lawrence with Quantrill 21 August 1863. Attended reunions
Hodges, Morris		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Holmes, George		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Holmes, J.W.		Quantrill
Holt, John D.		C.S.A.	This is the Confederate Colonel whose 104 men merged with Quantrill's men on their way to raid Lawrence. Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863.
Holt, Joseph		Anderson	KIA 1864
Holtzclaw, Clifton		Anderson	A captain with William Anderson
Hone, J.W.		Quantrill	Listed on captured roster of Quantrill's men as of 6 July 1862
Hope, John C.		Todd	Attended reunions. Was at Centralia, Lone Jack and Independence under Upton Hays. Worked as deputy Marshall and deputy sheriff. Died 20 March 1908.
Horn, Givens		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Hotie, Richard		Quantrill	At Lawrence 21 Aug 1863
House, John		Todd	Joined Quantrill in the fall of 1863 after Jennison's men killed his father. Later rode with Shelby until they surrendered at Shreveport, LA on 1 July 1865.
Houston, M.		Quantrill	Listed on captured roster of Quantrill's men as of 6 July 1862
Houx, Matthew		Quantrill	Listed on captured roster of Quantrill's men as of 6 July 1862
Houx, Mike		Quantrill	Listed on captured roster of Quantrill's men as of 6 July 1862
Houx, Robert		Quantrill	Listed on captured roster of Quantrill's men as of 6 July 1862
Howard, William B		Quantrill	Brought a newspaper article to Quantrill, 28 Aug 1862, stating that Perry Hoy had been executed
Hoy, Solomen Perry or 'Jeremiah'		Quantrill	Captured sometime before July 1862. Held prisoner in Ft. Leavenworth. Quantrill saw notice of his execution in a newspaper on 28 August, he had killed a man named Allison. Quantrill had captive Lt. Copeland shot. Then Quantrill headed for KS to kill ten more for Hoy. Ten were killed before reaching the state line. One of Quantrill's first recruits.
Hubbard, John T		Anderson	At Danville, MO. 14 Oct. 1864
Hudspeth, William N. 'Babe'		Quantrill	Survived War-Join Quantrill along with a brother Rufus and cousin Ben Morrow.   Went part way to KY with Quantrill leaving at Crawley Ridge, AK to go to Texas
Hudspeth, J. Rufus		Quantrill	Went part way to KY with Quantrill. All three of the Hedgepeths left Quantrill at  Crawley Ridge, Arkansas, to go south to fight with General Price. Helped in identifying the body of Jesse James.
Hudspeth, Robert		Quantrill	Went part way to KY with Quantrill. Was at Centralia. Attended all the reunions. Gave the land where Lake City, MO was built
Huffaker, Moses		Anderson	At Centralia 27 Sept 1864
Hulse, William	18	Quantrill	At Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863; Fayette, 20 Sept 1864; Centralia, 27 Sept 1864. Was with Quantrill in KY and surrendered 26 July 1865 at Samuel's Depot, KY. Probably helped rob the Hayes and Wesson Bank in Richmond, MO with 12 other ex-guerrillas 22 May 1867. Died 1890 but correspondence with Mrs. Anthony Orlando, a great-great niece stated he was hung early 1865 in Kentucky . For more information on the Hulse surname, contact: I know the Hulses
Hyler, Nicholas		Quantrill	Per Warren Welch's list
Hylton, J. D.		Quantrill	Joined C.S.A. captured and released. Joined Quantrill on his trip to Ky where he and Quantrill fought their last battle.
Idson, Andy		Anderson
Irwin, William		Quantrill	Attended Quantrill reunions
Jack, Robert W.		Quantrill	Attended Reunions
Jackman, Thad		Anderson	KIA at Fayette 20 Sept. 1864
Jackson, John		Quantrill	KIA 16 Sept. 1864 at Keytesville, Ray County, MO. Was at Mound City, Lawrence
Jacobs, Maurice C.		Quantrill	On Warren Welch's list of 1911. A Doctor after the war
James, Jesse Woodson		Anderson	Survived War-Joined in 1864 at age 17. Left Quantrill at Crawley's Ridge, Arkansas to go south and join with General Price. Shot to death by Robert Ford in St. Joseph, MO, 3 April 1882.
James, William		Anderson	Wounded in his first fight 27 Oct. 1864. Living in 1911 Ref.: Welch
James, Alexander Franklin 'Frank'		Quantrill	Survived War-Joined in midsummer 1862 at age 19. On parole as member of Confederate Home Guard unit that fought at Wilson's Creek. He deserted or left because of illness. Went to KY with Quantrill.  Surrendered there by Capt. Henry Porter to Capt. Young, US Army, at Samuel's Depot, Nelson County, KY, 26 July 1865, paroled. Died in Kearney, MO, 18 Feb 1915. Tried to hide or disguise his grave because he feared that his  body would be dug up and experiments run on his brain. He had heard that this had happened to his brother Jesse.
Jarrette, John		Quantrill	With Quantrill, but by the fall of 1863, he was a company commander under Col. Hayes'.  Enrolled MO Militia in General Shelby's cavalry. Cole Younger's brother-in-law.  Became owner of a large sheep ranch in Arizona after war.
Jenkins, Snowy		Anderson	KIA 1864 in Missouri
Jessup, Sam		Quantrill	KIA 9 Oct. 1863 in Henry County, Missouri
Jobson, Presley		Todd	KIA 1864 at Blackwater River in Lafayette County, MO
Jobson, Smith		Todd	KIA 26 Oct. 1864 at Camden, MO. by M.S.M.
Johnson, ?		Quantrill	With Quantrill at the raid on Shawneetown, 17 Oct. 1862 (now Shawnee, KS.)
Johnson, Bud		Anderson
Johnson, Oliver		Quantrill	Shot through the hips at Fayette, MO, 20 Sept 1864. Died 5 days later, 8 miles from Fayette, in the neighborhood of Washington Church. The tallest guerrilla
Johnson, Richard		Todd
Johnson, Socrates		Anderson	KIA 1864, MO
Johnson, William		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Jones, Edmond		Quantrill	Attended reunions. Alive in 1911. Ref.: Welch
Jones, George		Todd	KIA 16 Aug. 1864 near Dripping Springs, MO. by M.S.M.
Jones, Payne		Quantrill	Went to Kentucky with Quantrill. Surrendered there by Capt. Henry Porter to Capt. Young, US Army, at Samuel's Depot, Nelson County, KY, on 26 July 1865, paroled. Helped rob Hughes and Wesson bank, Richmond, MO. with six other ex-querrillas, May 22, 1867. Killed by Jim Crow Chiles.
Joplin, Bill		Quantrill	Son of the founder of Joplin, Missouri. Probably was with Quantrill
Jourdan, ?		Anderson	KIA 12 Sept 1864, Howard County, MO.
Judd, W.F		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 93, 6 July 1862
Justice, James		Anderson, Nin Letton	KIA by M.S.M. 12 July 1864
Keagan, John W.		Quantrill	Was at Lawrence 21 Aug 1863. Attended some reunions
Keller, J.T.		Quantrill	Attended some reunions
Kelley, James B		Quantrill	Joined during the Fall of 1861. Was at Lawrence 21 Aug 1863 but left Quantrill directly afterwards. Died 20 June 1912. Always carried a gun
Kelly, ?		Anderson	Killed near Rocheport, 24 May 1865
Kelly, ?		Quantrill	KIA May 28, 1864. Letters recovered from his body were addressed to William Quantrill and he was at first suspected of being him.
Kelly, John		Quantrill	Per Frank James' list of 1900
Kennedy, David		Quantrill	Per Frank James' list c.1900
Kennedy, Sterling		Quantrill
Kerr, Charity			Sister of John McCorkle. Married Nathan Kerr 26 Jan 1860. Killed in the collapse of the Union jail for Women in Kansas City along with four other women arrested for spying for the Confederacy
Kerr, John		Quantrill	On Warren Welch's list of Quantrill living in 1911
Kerr, Nathan B.		Quantrill	Was with Quantrill at Lawrence. Married Charity McCorkle.
Kerr, William		Quantrill	Wounded in an ambush by Union troops led by a Federal deserter who was traveling with the guerrillas
Keshlear, John		Quantrill	KIA 11 April 1862. Some say he was killed at the battle of Lone Jack
Ketchum, Al		Quantrill
Key, Foster 'Foss'		Quantrill	Was with Quantrill at Lawrence and Kentucky. KIA 1865 near Harrodsburg.
Key, Grandville		Quantrill	Possibly killed with Quantrill at Wakefield farm 10 May 1865
Kimberlin, Samual R.		Quantrill	Joined Quantrill with his four brothers after his father was hung by Union troops and then set on fire. Later transferred to Price and then to Stonewall Jackson. At Appomattox. Organized several Quantrill reunions outside of Missouri after the war.
Kinchelo, James T.		Anderson	With Quantrill only a short while before joining the C.S.A.
King, Sarah Catherine		Quantrill	Thirteen year-old wife of William Quantrill. Stayed in St. Louis, Mo. while Quantrill was in Kentucky. Returned home to Jackson County, Mo. after the war and rebuilt her parents' home. Returned to St. Louis and married twice more while running a house of prostitution. Died 9Jan 1930 at 82.
King, Silas			Was at Fayette 20 Sept 1864, Centralia 27 Sept 1864 Died 1864 at Sherman,  Texas from fever two weeks after accidentally shooting Perry Smith.
Kinney, Richard		Quantrill	KIA 1864-Shot through the knee and died from his wound near Centralia, MO.
Koger, Edward		Quantrill	One of Quantrill's first recruits. KIA 31 July 1862 along with John Little while stopped to water their horses on the Little Blue River
Koger, John W.		Quantrill	Seriously wounded near Baxter Springs, MO when fired upon from a Federal wagon train of General Blunt's. He was hit with 3 buckshot and a one-ounce lead ball. He had been wounded five times previously. Placed in an ambulance, which raced down the Texas Road into the Indian Nations. Lived until the fall of 1913. One of the ten original members of Quantrill's guerrillas.
Landrum, William		Anderson	KIA July, 1864
Lane, D.L.		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Lea, Joseph C.		Quantrill	Wounded at Lawrence. Attended reunions. Died in Roswell, NM, in 1904.
Lee, Albert		Quantrill	At Lawrence 21Aug 1863. Survived the war
Lee, Joe		Quantrill	Ref. Frank James list
Lee, Parker		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Lester, Frank		Anderson	At Fayette, MO. 20 Sept 1864
Letten, Ling		Quantrill
Lewis, Bart		Todd	Rode with Todd at Rocheport 19 Sept 1864, wounded in leg. Died 1927
Liddel, James Andrew		Quantrill	At Centralia, 27 Sept 1864. Rode the Jesse James after the war. B 16 Sept 1842, d. 19 July 1901
Liddil, Andrew J.		Quantrill	Said he was first to be offered leadership of the guerrilla but refused, Quantrill then accepted Became a lawyer and  judge. In 1889, he organized a yearly reunion of guerrillas, which took place every August in Jackson County. Died 26 Dec 1912
Lilly, James 'Jim'		Quantrill	Went to KY with Quantrill. Surrendered there by Capt. Henry Porter to Capt. Young, US Army, at Samuel's Depot, Nelson County, KY, on 26 July 1865, paroled.  Married Nancy Harris McCorkle, 2 Feb 1867. She was the widow of  Jebez McCorkle
Lisbon, Joe		Quantrill	With Quantrill in Ky. Captured or killed 1865
Lisle, Marston		Anderson	KIA 1864 in Missouri
Little, James		Quantrill	Badly wounded at Fayette, MO, 1863.  Shot through the thigh, shattering the bone, near Greenville, Muhlenburg County, Ky. Was at the Wakefield farm, near Smiley, KY, with Quantrill on 10 May 1865, the first of Quantrill's men to died in Ky. One of the ten original members of Quantrill's guerrillas. Brother to John and Thomas.
Little, John T.		Quantrill	KIA 31 July 1862 while watering his horse near Blue Cut, MO-One of the ten original members of Quantrill guerrillas. Brother to James Little
Little, Thomas		Quantrill	Hung by a mob at Warrensburg, MO, 22 May 1867 after robbing The Hughes and Wesson Bank at Richmond, MO. that same day.
Litton, Hiram		Anderson	At Centralia 27 Sept 1864
Lobb, John		Quantrill	A Negro who Quantrill used to spy on Lawrence, KS before the raid
Long, B.L.		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 93 dated 6 July 1862
Long, Peyton		Quantrill	Joined summer 1863. Was at Lawrence were it is said he killed more civilians than any other guerrilla. Also at Baxter Springs 6 Oct. 1863, Fayette 20 Sept 1864 and Centralia 27 Sept 1864. Was killed in Meade County, KY 30 April 1864
Longacre, C.A.		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 93 dated 6 July 1862
Lotspeach, William		Quantrill	Killed 1863-Had a farm on Sugar Creek, near Wadesburg, Cass County. After attacking General Blunt's wagon train near Baxter Springs, Ks, 6 Oct. 1863, he was KIA attacking  the fort where Gen. Blunt was headed. This is from Quantrill's only offical reportduring the war which he sent to General Sterling Price.
Lowe, ?		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Lucas, Oscar		Quantrill
Luckett,?		Anderson	KIA near Orrick, MO 27 Oct. 1864
Lunn, Jim			Kit Dalton said Lunn was at Lawrence, KS 21 Aug. 1863 and carried Quantrill's black flag there.
Luxton, J. Mat		Quantrill	Also known as Luxton Wilcox. Captured and hung at Brownsville Landing, TN, 21 April 1865
Lyons, James		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 93 dated 6 July 1862
Macane, Sandy		Anderson	KIA by M.S.M., 21 Sept 1864 Howard County, MO
Maddox, George		Quantrill	KIA 6 July 1862 near Pleasant Hill, Mo.
Maddox, George William			At Baxter Springs, 6 Oct. 1863. Chief scout. Captured 8 Feb 1866 and kidnapped across the border to Lawrence to stand trail, acquitted. Retired to Jefferson City, Mo. and Died there in 1901One of Quantrill's first recruits. Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863.  George W. and William Maddox are probably the same person.
Maddox, Morgan T.		Quantrill	Joined Quantrill at the age of 15. At Independence, Lawrence, Fayette, et al. Surrendered at Milligan, TX on 5 July 1865. Attended reunions
Maddox, Richard		Quantrill	At Baxter Springs, KS 6 Oct. 1863. Killed by a Cherokee Indian in a brawl at Ft. Smith, Arkansas, after the war. Married Martha Sanders, who took the name of Matt Sanders and rode with her husband. After his death, she married George Shepherd
Maddox, William		Quantrill	Probably on the Lawrence and captured near Olathe, KS shortly afterward. Claimed he was sick and stopped in Olathe instead of going on to Lawrence. Armed with more than a dozen witnesses saying that he was indeed laid up in Olathe, he was acquitted. Last seen headed towards Missouri with his wife who had tethered two houses outside the courthouse expecting a verdict of guilty. William and George W. are probably the same person.
Magruder, Rezin		Anderson	KIA 1864
Majors, Newt		Quantrill	KIA 1863
Marchbanks, Robert		Quantrill	With Quantrill. Joined C.S.A. Spring 1864. Wounded near Clear Creek
Marcum, B.W.		Quantrill	Attended reunions. Was with Quantrill until he left for Kentucky
Marksman, Ben		Quantrill	On Warren Welch's list of Quantrill's men
Marney, William		Anderson	KIA 22 July 1864
Marshall, Edward		Quantrill
Marshall, James		Quantrill	Took oath April 1862 and released on $5000 bond
Marshall, John		Quantrill	Frank James list c.1900
Marshall, Julius		Quantrill	KIA
Martinez, Leon		Anderson	KIA 1864
Masterson, Hiram		Todd	KIA 9 Oct. 1864 at Blackwater, MO
Maddox, George		Quantrill
Mattox, Morgan Townley		Quantrill	Joined Quantrill at 15. He was at Independence, Lawrence, and Fayette. Surrendered at Milligan, TX on 5 July 1865. Attended Quantrill reunions. Survived War
Maddox, Richard		Quantrill
Maupin, Thomas F.		Anderson	Was at Lawrence, wounded at Fayette, Centralia. KIA 24 May 1865  near Rocheport, MO
Maupin, John		Quantrill	Was at Lawrence 21Aug 1863. Later went to Texas with George Shephard but soon returned. Attended reunions.
Maxwell, Thomas F.		Anderson	Brother of Ambrose. He was at the battles of Independence, Centralia, surrendered at Shreveport, LA 9 June 1865 Received the Southern Cross of Honor. Attended the reunions. Died 1918. Wife banished from Jackson County under Order #11
Maxwell, Ambrose		Quantrill	Wounded at Centralia 27 Sept 1864.  Brother to Thomas F. Maxwell
McAfee, John		Quantrill	Could of joined Quantrill in Ky. Was in Taylorsville , KY raid
McAninch, Henry		Quantrill	Buried in Belton Cemetery, MO
McBurgis, ?		Quantrill	Listed by Frank James c.1900
McCaidy, Henry		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
McCorkle, Jebez 'Job'		Quantrill	Joined the M.S.G. with his brother, John in the Spring of 1861. Joined Quantrill 11 Aug 1862 at the battle of Independence.  captured with  John and forced to take the "oath" then released. Brother of Charity McCorkle Kerr. Wounded in the knee while on assignment and  died 13 days later on 2 June 1863
McCorkle, John		Quantrill Todd	b. 12 Dec 1838, 2 miles east of Savannah, Andrew County, MO. Joined Quantrill 11 Aug 1862 at the battle of Independence. Because he was one of the few men who had a  rifle, he was made scout and sniper. Most often, he rode with the  Todd group. Was at the battles of Baxter Springs, Centralia, and Fayette among others. Also at Lawrence 21 Aug 1863. Went to Ky with Quantrill and was at the home of Mr. Thurman when Quantrill was ambushed and murdered. Surrendered with George Wigginton and another at Newcastle, Ky. After the war, he returned to his home county and worked on the farm of a relative. His memories , "Three Years With Quantrill", were dictated to a  writer, who took the information as it  was given. McCorkle died 14 Jan 1918, age 79, and was buried on a bluff over looking the MO River at Lisbon, MO.
McCorkle, Gabe		Quantrill	KIA, Jackson County, Mo.
McCorkle, Joshua		Quantrill
McCorkle, Lon V.		Quantrill	Died, age 77 in Fayette, Mo. A second cousin to the Younger bros.
McCormack, Thomas		Quantrill	Attended reunions
McCoy, William		Quantrill	With Quantrill only a short time before rejoining the C.S.A.
McCue, Bob		Quantrill
McCue, Frank		Quantrill
McCue, George		Quantrill
McDowell, Jack or John		Quantrill	Probably at Lawrence 21 Aug. 1863, Hanged near Council Grove, KS for stealing horses. In a deal to save his life, he betrayed his fellow guerrillas after surrendering to Colonel Penick, and then leading Union troops to a hideout of Cole Younger, causing the deaths of several guerrillas 10 Feb 1863. Also known as John McDowell
McGuire, Andrew 'Andy'		Quantrill	Went to KY with Quantrill.  Surrendered there by Capt. Henry Porter to Capt. Young, US Army, at Samuel's Depot, Nelson County, KY, on 26 July 1865, paroled.  Hanged along with John Devers, 17 March 1867 by a lynch mob at Richmond, MO, after  being captured while trying to rob the Hughes and Wesson Bank, 22 May 1867
McGuire, Bill		Todd
McGuire, William		Quantrill	Was at Lawrence and Baxter Springs. KIA Spring of 1864
McIIvaine, John		Anderson	KIA 26 Oct. 1864
McKeene, John		Quantrill
McKittrick, ?		Anderson	With Anderson at his death 26 Oct. 1864. Joined up with Price.
McLean, Charles F.		Anderson	Joined up with Anderson in 1863 and was at his death 26 Oct. 1864.
McMacane, Sandy		Anderson	Wounded 13 August 1864 KIA Sept 1864
McMurtry, Lee		Quantrill	Wounded under his left eye at Fayette, MO, 1864. Went to KY with  Quantrill, and was surrendered there by Capt. Henry Porter to  Capt. Young, US Army, at Samuel's Depot, Nelson County, KY, 26 July 1865, paroled.
McMurtry, George		Todd	KIA 20 Sept 1864 at Fayette, MO
McReynolds, Allen		Quantrill	Harbored Quantrill and other guerrillas. Murdered for same reason
McWaters, William		Anderson	Was at Lawrence 21 Aug. 1863. Supposedly rode with a woman named Jennie Mayfield, also at Lawrence
Mead, Ben		Anderson
Mead, Jacob		Todd	With Todd in 1863
Miller, Dr. Lee C.		Quantrill	With Price as Captain until 1862. Joined Quantrill and was in all the major battles as a guerrilla. Left for Utah in 1864
Miller, John Walter		Quantrill
Miller, McClelland B. 'Clell'		Anderson	Wounded and captured 26 Oct. 1864 the same day Anderson and ten others were killed. This was his first fight and was only 14. Killed by Henry W. Wheeler at Northfield, MN bank raid in 1876.  With Jesse James. Body was placed in a coffin with wound showing,  put on display, and when unclaimed, apparently buried at Potter's field. Later, the body made its way back to MO, was claimed by his father and buried in the Muddy Fork Cemetery north of the James farm.
Monday, James Edward		Quantrill	Per Welch list
Monkers, 'Red'		Quantrill
Montgomery, Samual C.		Quantrill	KIA 19 Jan 1863, age 21
Moody, Jasper		Anderson	KIA by Missouri State Militia near Orrick, MO 26 Oct. 1863
Moore, Ezra A.		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 93, dated 6 July 1862
Morgan, L.		Anderson	Killed by Bill Gaugh on orders from Quantrill after the band split up near Sherman, TX
Morgan, William		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Morris, James L.		Anderson	KIA near Georgetown, MO 11 Aug 1863 by MSM.
Morrow, Benjamin J.		Quantrill	Left Quantrill at Crawley's Ridge, Arkansas to join with General Price. Returned to Independence, MO, after the war. Had two daughters, Emma and Mary. Mary B. Murrow died at  Independence, MO, 1992.
Morrow, George		Quantrill	Son of Jesse and Sylvia Hudspeth Morrow KIA 1864
Morton, Wade		Quantrill	At Lawrence 21 Aug 1863
Muir, Boone, T.		Quantrill, Younger	On Roster of 93 names, dated 6 July 1862. At Independence. Died in 1863 and buried, by some accounts, in the Smith cemetery, Raytown, MO. Others say that he lived until 1913 and is buried in the Belton City Cemtery, Belton, Mo. ("Note: this is from the Jackson Co. website Cemetery information: Smith Cemetery, Section 15, Township 48, Range 32. Only one marker now standing, which is as follows: Sally, a wife of James Landers, d: June 14, 1851; age: 30 years, 24 days, 8 months. Information concerning those buried upon this site received by Mrs. Hale Houts from Mrs. L. E. Harris and from Mrs. M. A. Tucker, of Warsaw, Missouri.") Tombstone of Sally is now located a "Missouri Town," Lake Jacomo, Jackson County, Mo.
Mundy, James C.		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Mundy, Sue			Fictitious named of the 'Girl Guerrilla' who operated in Ky and whom Quantrill joined on occasion while in Ky. Actually named Jerome Clarke, the name Sue Mundy was thought up by a newspaper reporter in order to embarrass the Federals for allowing him to operate so freely
Murray, Newton 'Plunk'		Anderson	Too young to join the Confederate Army, he later rode up with Quantrill and Anderson. Was at Centralia. His mother, upon finding Union troop camped in her back yard and in the process of butchering her milk cow, decided to fix the troops some coffee and put something in it to make them sick. After realizing what had happened they decided to hang her. A rope had been put around her neck when an officer asked: 'Are you the mother of Plunk Murray'? Earlier he had been given a drink of water on a hot day by her son. Realizing this, he released her.
Nagle, Patrick		Quantrill	Died of disease in Dade County but others say he was KIA in 1863
Ney, Foss		Quantrill	KIA 30 January 1865 near Harrodsburg, KY
Nicholson, Arch		Anderson
Nicholson, Joseph		Anderson
Nivians, B.T.		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Noe, Quinton		Quantrill	A Lieutenant with Quantrill
Noland, Henry		Quantrill	Killed 1865-Killed at the Wakefield farm near Smiley, KY, 10 May 1865, with Quantrill. McCorkle says he was killed near Herrodsburg, KY.
Noland, William		Quantrill	Killed 1865 -Killed at the Wakefield farm near Smiley, KY, 10 May 1865, with Quantrill.
Noland, Edward		Quantrill	Went to KY with Quantrill in 1865.
Noland, George M.		Quantrill	At Lawrence 21 Aug 1863.
Noland, George W.		Quantrill	At Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863. Captured after the raid and sent to Alton Federal Prison. Languished there until after the war
Noland, James		Quantrill	Killed 29 Jan 1865 at the home of Miss Vanarsdall. Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863.
Noland, John		Quantrill	John was a Black man who was Quantrill hostler. Attended reunions
Norfork, John		Quantrill	Went to Texas with George Shepherd after the war
Nyeman, ?		Quantrill	At the battle of Shawneetown, Ks 17 Oct. 1862
O'Connell,  Timothy		Quantrill	An immigrant from Ireland who settled in Pleasant Hill, Mo.
O'Donnell, Pat		Quantrill	Was wounded in hip near Sibley, MO early in Sept 1862. Was at Lawrence
Offutt, Otho		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 93, 6 July 1862. One of the ten original members. Was at Tate House fight, Lawrence, Baxter Springs, and Centralia
Offutt, Sam		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Ogden Frank		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 93, 6 July 1862
Ogden, Henry		Quantrill	Joined 6 July 19. Became Lt. Governor of Louisiana after the war and later Congressman from Louisiana
Ogden, William		Anderson	Living if Wichita Falls, TX in 1875
Ogden, William R.		C.S.A	Known as "Black Riley" he was a scout in Hill's Arkansas Regiment. During Price's Missouri campaign with Quantrill devastating the front Ogden reported that he had become well acquainted with Quantrill and had often visited him while on scout for Hill
O'Hare, Charles		Quantrill	KIA in Lafayette County, May 1863
Olifant, John W		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 93, dated 6 July 1862.
Oliphant, Newton		Anderson	KIA 1864 in Missouri
Overstreet, Bill		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Owens, Thomas		Quantrill
Owings, J.		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 93, dated 6 July 1862. Joshua?
Palmer, Chris		Quantrill
Parmer, Allen H.		Quantrill	Survived War Went to Kentucky with Quantrill, and was surrendered there by   Capt. Henry Porter to Capt. Young, US Army, at Samuel's Depot, Nelson County, KY, on 26 July 1865, paroled. Died at Wichita Falls, Texas, in 1927. He was a brother-in-law of Jesse James (married Susan, Jesse's sister).
Parmer, Isaac		Quantrill	Frank James list, c.1900
Parr, J.M. 'Buster'		Anderson	At Centralia, MO 27 Sept 1864
Parr, Mike		Quantrill
Parvin, Hence		Quantrill
Parvin, Lafe		Quantrill
Patterson, Arch		Quantrill
Patterson, Duncan		Quantrill
Patterson, Henry		Anderson	KIA 26 Oct. 1864 by Missouri Militia near Orick, MO
Patterson, Joseph		Quantrill
Patterson, Neal		Quantrill
Patterson, Nicholson		Quantrill
Patterson, William H.		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 93, 6 July 1862
Pemberton, H. C.		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 93, 6 July 1862
Pence, Alex D. 'Donnie'		Quantrill	Survived War-Went to KY with Quantrill. Surrendered there by Capt. Henry Porter to Capt. Young, US Army, at Samuel's Depot, Nelson County, KY, on 26 July 1865.  Became sheriff of Nelson County in 1871. Operated a 50-acre farm near Samuel's Depot. Frank James had saved Pence's life during a battle at Beulahville in Meade County during the War.  Pence died of typhoid pneumonia on 25 February 1896, and buried at Stoner's Chapel burial grounds.  Frank James was there. In 1969 the Ellis Hotel in Samuel's Depot was torn down, and Donnie Pence's house was razed by its present owner, Charles S. Hayden, to make room for a larger and more modern home.  Married a Samuel girl, and became a relative of the James boys.
Pence, Bud		Quantrill	Survived War-Went to KY with Quantrill. Surrendered there by Capt. Henry Porter Capt. Young, US Army, at Samuel's Depot, Nelson County, KY, on 26 July 1865, paroled. Brother of Donnie
Perdee, J.R.		Quantrill	On roster of 93, 6 July 1862
Perdee, T. B.		Quantrill	On Roster of 93, 6 July 1863
Perry, Jacob		Quantrill	Survived War-Deserted Quantrill after the raid on Lawrence. Became a suspect in many bank robberies after the war.
Peters, J.C.		Quantrill	At Lawrence 21 Aug. 1863
Peyton, John		Anderson	KIA 27 Sept 1864 by Missouri Militia near Centralia, MO
Phillips, Edward		Anderson
Poisal, James H.		Quantrill
Poisal, Mack		Quantrill
Pool, Francis Marion 'Dave'		Quantrill, Todd	Survived War-Took command of Todd's men after he was killed. With 65 men, surrendered 21 May 1865 to Col. Chester Harding at Lexington, MO.  All 66 men were paroled. Pool was given a full pardon. Settled in Sherman, Texas, after the war. On Roster of 93, dated 6 July 1862 as Davis M. Poole.
Pool, John W.		Quantrill	Joined with his brother David after the war in law enforcement. At Lawrence 21 Aug 1863, Centralia 27 Sept 1864. Surrendered at Lexington, MO. 1865. D. 24 Dec. 1924, Texas
Porter, Henry		Quantrill	Survived War-Went to KY with Quantrill. Assumed command of the remnant of   Quantrill's band after he had been wounded and captured. He surrendered the 15 survivors to Capt. Young, US Army, at Samuel's Depot Nelson County, KY on 26 July 1865.
Potter, Marion		Quantrill	Joined Quantrill to get revenge for the murder of his father
Potts, Hiram		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Potts, Levi		Todd	Joined Quantrill in 1862. Was at Lawrence and many other battles. Died 26 Sept 1913
Potts, Martin		Quantrill	At Lawrence 21 Aug 1863. Escaped with saddlebags full of money
Pringle, John		Anderson	KIA 26 Oct. 1864 near Orick, MO. Captain
Privan, Lafe		Todd	At Lawrence 21 Aug 1863; Fayette, 20 Sept 1864; Centralia 27 Sept 1864
Privin, Hence		Quantrill	At Lawrence 21 Aug 1863; Fayette, 20 Sept 1864; Centralia, 27 Sept 1864
Quantrill, William		Quantrill	Killed 1865-Trapped in barn at Wakefield farm, about one mile from Smiley, KY by  Edward Terrell and his cavalry detachment of hired assassins. While attempting to escape, he was struck by two Spencer balls, one in  the hand, the other paralyzing him from the waist down. Transferred to a military hospital in Louisville, then to a Catholic Hospital in Louisville. He died there at 4pm, 6 June 1865. He was buried in the old Portland Catholic Cemetery at Louisville. In 1887, his mother had his bones brought back to Ohio. The man she paid to remove the body stole some of the skeleton, and years later, parts of it showed up in the hands of a Kansas collector. In 1993, these parts were moved to Higginsville, MO, and re-interred in the Confederate Cemetery there.
Railey, Lon		Todd	At Lawrence. Surrendered at Lexington, MO 21 April 1865
Rains, John		Anderson	With Anderson at Albany, Fayette and  when Anderson was killed: Son of Confederate General James S. Rains. A Captain
Rakel, ?		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Ralston, Crockett		Quantrill
Ralston, Samual		Quantrill
Reed, James		Quantrill	After the war, participated in robbery of San Antonio stage with James gang. Talked John Morris, a friend, into going back to MO with him. Shortly after 7 Apr 1874, near Bois d'Arc, Greene Co. MO, Morris convinced Reed to leave his gun in his saddlebags.   Later, he shot him twice in the chest, killing him.  Morris  himself was killed soon after at his ranch in Ft. Worth, Texas.
Reid, James		Quantrill
Reinhardt, Jack		Quantrill	Killed in Texas in 1874
Renick, Chatham E. 'Chat'		Todd	Went to Kentucky with Quantrill. Killed April 1865 near Danville, KY., while operating with "One-armed" Berry.
Reynolds, William		Anderson	Joined Quantrill to avenge his father's murder by 'Redlegs'. At Centralia, 27 Sept 1864. Killed 20 Jan 1865 by the brother, Allen Copeland, of a men, James Copeland, he earlier had killed.
Rice, Benjamin		Quantrill
Rider, George		Quantrill	On Roster of 93, 6 July 1862
Rider, J. Martin		Quantrill	On Roster of 93, 6 July 1862
Ridings, William		Anderson	Killed 1864 age 17 by Joel Chiles, also a guerrilla
Rish, D.F.		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Robbins, ?		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Robinson, George		Quantrill	When to Kentucky with Quantrill. Executed 1865 for the murder of a Union soldier who was actually killed by Allen Parmer
Robinson, Gooly		Anderson	Was at Centralia 27 Sept 1864. KIA 15 Oct. 1864 at Danville.
Robinson, William		Anderson	Went to Kentucky with Quantrill. Hanged 1865
Roder, William		Quantrill	Killed at Baxter Springs, 6 Oct 1863
Rodes, Jasper		Quantrill
Rogers, ?		Anderson
Rollen, ?(2)		Quantrill	Brothers killed 3/22/1862 at Tate house. W/Quantrill one day
Ross, John		Quantrill	Survived War-Went to KY with Quantrill. Surrendered there by Capt. Henry Porter to Capt. Young. US Army, at Samuel's Depot, Nelson County, KY, on 26 July 1865, paroled.
Rudd, John		Quantrill
Runnels, Williams		Quantrill
Rupe, Dock		Anderson	KIA 13 Aug 1864 at Flat Rock, MO. by MSM. Age 17
Rupe, Harvey		Quantrill	Brother-in-law to Jim Cummins
Rupe, John		Anderson	At Centralia 27 Sept 1864. Went to Texas after the war.
Rutledge, John
Ryan, Volney		Quantrill
Ryder, ?		Anderson	Commanded Anderson band of guerrillas in his absence. Martin or Jack?
Sallee, Wash.		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Sanders, James		Quantrill
Sanders, Tid		Todd	KIA Spring 1864
Sartain, Calvin		Quantrill	KIA Aug 1861 by MSM
Saunders, Charles		Quantrill	At Lawrence. KIA 1864 at the home of Mrs. Richard Kinney, near Hopewell Church,MO.
Scholl, George T		Quantrill	At Centralia 27 Sept 1864. Ran "Sargent & Scholl", a Livery, Undertaking and Heavy Hauling business in Valley Park, Missouri with partner Robert Sargent. Attended reunions. SEE LETTERS
Scholl, Boon		Quantrill	KIA at Westport, MO, 17 Jun 1863. Brother to George.
Scott, Allen		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Scott,  Fernando Marion		Quantrill	KIA 16 June 1863 near Westport, MO. Listed on Roster of 93, dated 6 July 1862. Brought Frank James to join Quantrill. At Independence. Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Scott, Sidney		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Setton, N. W.		Quantrill	A Quantrill Captain. Attended reunions. Marshall of West Plains, MO after the war
Shephard, Oliver B. 'Oll'		Quantrill	Survived War-Brother or cousin of George W. Shephard.  Participated in the robbery of a Russellville, KY bank. Traced by to Missouri, where  detectives caught him at one of the family homes (his father's,  George's, or his own) 4 April 1868. Ordered to surrender. One report says he tried to shoot his way out, and was shot 7 times and killed. The other report, from eyewitness Margaret Shephard, his grand daughter, said he was unarmed, and was shot 20 times and killed by police officers in 1868. At Centralia, surrendered at Liberty, MO 28 may 1865
Shepherd, George W.		Quantrill	Survived War His family was originally from Virginia, moving first to Nelson County, KY, then to Jackson County, MO.  Born on a farm near Independence, in Jackson County, MO, 17 January 1842. At 15, he joined the troops of General Albert Sidney Johnston for the operations against the Mormons in Utah.  Joined the Confederate Army at the outbreak of the war, and fought honorably at Wilson's Creek and Pea Ridge. When General Price was ordered east of the Mississippi, George returned home and joined Quantrill. Married Martha Sanders Maddox (see Matt Sanders), a widow after the war. She was a Confederate spy.  Spent time in KY penitentiary, for trying to hold up the bank at  Russellville, KY on 20 March 1868. Uncle of Ike Flannery, who was  killed by Jesse James after the War for his inheritance. Reported  to have wounded Jesse James at Short Creek (near Joplin, MO), in a  plot with Jesse to get the reward money.  Killed James Anderson, brother of "Bloody Bill" Anderson by cutting his throat on the lawn of the state capitol in Austin, Texas.
Shepherd, Frank F.		Quantrill	At Lawrence. KIA 27 Sept 1864 at Centralia, Mo.
Shepherd, James		Quantrill	One of the men who founded the town of Blue Springs, Mo.
Shepherd, Martin		Quantrill	KIA Spring 1862at Pink Hill Bridge, Jackson County, MO. AKA Matt
Shoat, Isaac		Quantrill	Deserted 1862, Later killed by Cole Younger as Shoat guarded the mail route between Harrisonville, MO and Indep., MO, 7 11 1862
Shore, DeKalb		Quantrill	With Shelby's Company J and surrendered at Shreveport, La 1865
Shores, Stephen R		Quantrill
Shuffield, Robert Jack		Quantrill	Per Warren Welch's list c. 1911
Simmons, ?		Anderson	KIA 26 Oct. 18664 by the MSM near Orrick, MO.
Simmons, Young		Quantrill	KIA four miles north of Pleasant Hill, MO. 9/7/1862
Simms, John		Quantrill	At Lawrence 21Aug 1863
Skaggs, Larkin M.		Quantrill	KIA 21 Aug  1863-Was completely drunk during the Lawrence massacre. Upon entering Lawrence, he lowered the Union flag, tied it to the tail of his horse, and dragged it through the town as he fought from street to street. Staying behind, he was shot by an arrow from an Indian named White Turkey, his body torn apart by enraged townspeople. Only guerrilla to die in town.
Smith, Bill		Anderson	KIA at Albany 26 Oct. 1864
Smith, Cole		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Smith, Frank		Quantrill	Was at all battles with Quantrill and later joined Shelby's regiment
Smith, George		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Smith, Perry		Todd	Killed accidentally by a shot from Silas King's pistol, Sherman, TX  1864
Smith, William		Quantrill	KIA 26 Oct. 1864
Smoot, Archibald		Todd	KIA 9 Oct.  1864 at Blackwater, Lafayette County, MO
Snyder, ?		Anderson
Sorrels, Thomas		Todd	KIA 9 Oct. 1864 at Blackwater, Lafayette County, MO
Southerland, Zack		Anderson	At Centralia 27 Sept 1864
Southwick, A. B.		Quantrill
Southwick, C. H.		Quantrill
Squirrel Tail		Quantrill	Supposedly an Indian scout
Starks, Sheldon		Anderson	Killed by MSM, Jackson County, MO 1864
Starr, Henry		Todd	A Union spy killed by George Todd 3 months after he and another man, John DeCourcy, also a spy, joined up with Dick Yeager
Starr, Jack		Quantrill	Supposedly the brother of Belle Starr
Stephens, Bill		Anderson
Stevenson, Robert		Quantrill	On roster of 93, 6 July 1862
Stewart, Charles		Anderson	At Centralia 27 Sept 1864
Stewart, Press		Anderson
Stewart, William H		Anderson, Quantrill	Operated with Anderson , Quantrill and Holtzclaw. KIA 18 Nov 1864
Stewart, William R		Quantrill	Wounded at Fayette b. 5 Aug 1844, d.10 Nov 1924
Stokely, Edward		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Stone, G.T.		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Stone, Lee		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Stone, P. L.		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Stone, Sam		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Stone, Thomas B		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Stone, William		Anderson	Survived War At Fayette 20 Sept 1864 , wounded
Storey, Bud		Todd	When to Texas with George Shepherd at the end of the war
Strickland, Solomen 'Red Fox'		Quantrill	Supposedly an Indian scout
Strother, William		Quantrill	KIA Summer1863
Stuart, William		Anderson	Was at Fayette 20 Sept 1864and Centralia 27 Sept 1864.Killed 1864 for his money by a cattle drover while asleep
Swartz, Jack		Quantrill	At Lawrence he carried Quantrill's black flag
Swisby, Oscar		Anderson	KIA 1864, Missouri
Talcott, Parker		Anderson	KIA 1864, Missouri
Talley, George		Quantrill	Killed about seven miles south of Independence, MO, Jan 1863 after he and a company of other guerrillas were betrayed by guerrilla John McDowell who led a company of federals to their hideout. Brother to Wallace and Thomas
Talley, Thomas		Quantrill	Selected by Quantrill because he had his own revolver.
Tally, Richard		Quantrill	N Welch's list of Quantrill men living in 1911
Tally, Wallace		Quantrill	KIA Feb 11, 1863 near Independence by MSM
Tarkington, William		Anderson	KIA 26 Oct. 1864 by the M.S.M. while attacking Albany, Mo.
Tate, David		Quantrill
Tate, Willaim P.		Anderson	Served with the C.S.A. 9th Texas, wounded. Joined Price's command upon recovery. Joined w/Anderson until war's end
Tatum, James		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Taylor, Charles Fletch		Quantrill	One of Quantrill's original recruits. At Baxter Springs, Centralia, Independence, Richfield and Lawrence. Was probably a spy in Lawrence before the pay back. . Helped kidnap Kate Clarke. Took control of part of Quantrill's men after a rebellion caused Quantrill to his command. Became a wealthy citizen of Joplin, MO. Elected to the Missouri State Legislature after the war. d. Aug 1916 or 1917
Teague, A.B.		Quantrill	On Roster of 93, 6 July 1862
Teague, John		Quantrill	On Roster of 93, 6 July 1862
Teague,  F.F.		Quantrill	On Roster of 93, 6 July 1862
Terry, J.H.		Quantrill	On Roster of 93, 6 July 1862
Thompson, Bob		Todd	KIA 1863 Near Booneville, MO while scouting with Warren Welch
Thompson, James		Quantrill	KIA 21 Aug 1863 during the retreat from Lawrence in Franklin, County, KS
Thompson, Oliver		Todd	Shot 20 Sept 1864 at Fayette, MO by M.S.M. Died four days later
Thompson, Oscar		Quantrill
Thompson,?		Quantrill	On Roster of 93, 6 July 1862
Thomson, Corteze D.		Quantrill
Thrailkill, John		Quantrill, Anderson, Todd	Killed in Aug 1864, according to McCorkle, between Rocheport and Franklin, Howard County, MO. Others say he survived war and left for Mexico with Shelby. Led own guerrilla unit.
Thurman, William C.		Quantrill
Tigue, Nat		Anderson	At Centralia 27 Sept 1864
Tire, Columbus		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Tire, John		Quantrill	Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Todd, George M.		Quantrill	KIA, 1864. Was a bridge mason before the war and with the MSG before joining Quantrill Jan 1862. Killed at Independence, MO, 21 October 1864, just east of the Little Blue River by a Union sharpshooter. The guerrillas pushed Generals Blunt, Jennison, and Moonlight 2 1/2 miles northeast of Independence, where a sniper shot him. He was carried by is men to the house of a Mrs. Burns, where he died about an hour later. His men buried him that  night in the Independence Cemetery. David Poole then took command of his unit. Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Todd, Robert		Anderson	KIA Sept 1864 by M.S.M. after Fayette at the home of Captain Sebree
Todd, Thomas W		Anderson	At Fayette, Centralia. Todd was still with Anderson as late as 1864.
Tolar, Bill		Anderson	With Quantrill in 1862 to1864 Lawrence, Centralia.
Toley, Richard		Quantrill
Tolliver, Anson 'Ance'		Anderson	KIA 26 Oct. 1864 by M.S.M. near Albany
Tomlinson, Clarence		Anderson	KIA 1864 by M.S.M. in Platte County, MO
Toothman, William		Quantrill	At Baxter Springs. KIA 9 Oct. 1864 at Blackwater, Lafayette County, MO
Traber, Thomas		Quantrill
Traber, Zach		Quantrill
Trochere, Zack		Quantrill
Trow, Harrison B.		Quantrill,	Survived War. Claimed to be the last Confederate to surrender. Identified body of Jesse James, 1876. Attended reunions, Was at Independence, Lawrence, Fayette, Centralia. Left for Texas after war
Tucker, James L.		Quantrill	On Roster of 6 July 1862.At Independence 11 Aug 1862. With Quantrill in 1863. Joined the C.S.A. in 1864
Tucker, Morris J.		Quantrill	Listed by Breihan
Tucker, William D.		Quantrill	On Roster of 93, 6 July 1862. Wounded 6 Nov1862 at Searcy Farm
Tuckett, Thomas		Anderson	KIA 1864 Missouri
Turner, A. M.		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Turner, Frank		James	At Richfield, MO (Missouri City)19 May, 1863 w/Frank James, L. Easton, Louis Vandiver, Louis Gregg, Moses McCoy and Mr. Churchill
Turner, Henry		Quantrill	Rode with Quantrill while in Ky
Turner, Milton		Quantrill	Per frank James list c. 1900
Turpin, Cliff		Quantrill	Was with Quantrill on the Olathe Raid, 6 Sept 1862
Turpin, Dick		Quantrill
Van Meter, John		Quantrill	Rode with Jesse James after the war
Vance, John		Todd	Captured 1 June 1863 near Rocheport
Vandiver, Louis		Anderson	At Richfield, 19 May 1863, Lawrence 21 Aug 1863. On James' list
Vandiver, Susan			Killed in the collapse of the Union jail for Women in Kansas City, 14 Aug 1863. Wife of Thomas Vandiver and my great-great grandmother
Vandiver, Thomas		Anderson	Disappeared in action. All trace of him lost.
Vaughn, Dan		Quantrill	Led guerrilla band at Aubrey, KS 31 Jan 1865. Also Independence, Lawrence. Survived war, settled in Texas
Vaughn, James A.		Quantrill	One of Quantrill's first recruits, 12/25/1861. Formed with nine other men at the farm of Mrs. Samual Crump between Independence and Blue Springs. Said to have been the beginning of Quantrill's band as an entity with a separate and distinct leader. Captured in a Kansas City barbers shop and hung 29 May 1863 at Ft. Leavenworth.
Vaughn, Joseph		Quantrill	KIA at Pea Ridge, AK 1862
Vaughn, Susan Langdon			Known to have smuggled morphine, and quinine in her undergarments and her hat to Cockrell's Missouri brigade. She founded "Memorial Day" after the war.
Vaughn, Tom		Quantrill	KIA
Vaughn, William		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 93, 6 July 1862.
Venable, Bob		Quantrill	Attended reunions.
Venable, Randolph 'Ran' M.		Quantrill	Survived War-Went to Kentucky with Quantrill. Surrendered there 26 July 1865 by Capt. Henry Porter to Capt. Young, US Army, at Samuel's Depot Nelson County, Ky on 26 July 1865, paroled. Died 1914.
Vivian, Harvey		Anderson	From Clay County, Mo.
Wade, David		Anderson
Wade, Newman		Anderson	KIA 20 Sept 1864 at Fayette, MO. Also 'Newton'.
Wade, Samual		Anderson	Was at Centralia 27 Sept 1864. KIA in May of 1865.
Waitman, Morgan		Quantrill	Referred to as Captain Waitman during reunions.
Walker, Andrew Y.		Quantrill	Survived War. Saved Quantrill's life on two occasions. Leaving Price's Army  Quantrill informed Andrew of a plan to raid the home of Andrew's father, Morgan. Informed neighbors, probably because of his attraction to Walker's sister, Nannie (Anna) and with eleven others defeated the marauders. She became Quantrill's mistress. In this action, the first Union soldier killed in Jackson County during the Civil War was killed by Quantrill. She was later won over by Joe Vaughan. This was the first mention of Quantrill's named in Jackson county, Mo.
Ward, Robert		Quantrill	KIA 6 Oct. 1863 at Baxter Springs, Ks during the attack on the fort.
Warren, Jim		Todd
Warren, John H.		Anderson, Quantrill	B.10 Oct 1847 at Liberty, Mo. Became a Buffalo hunter after the war.
Warren, Tom		Todd
Watson, John		Quantrill	Survived the war. Was with A. Blunt when Blunt was killed
Wayman, F. Luther		Quantrill	Was with Quantrill when his band was first declared outlaws. Insists that Quantrill had an older brother who was killed in Kansas on their way to Pike's Peak, 1858.  At Baxter Springs, 6 Oct 1863
Wayman, John		Anderson
Wayman, Matt		Todd	Went to Texas with George Shepherd at the end of the war.
Wayman, Milt		Quantrill	Brother to Matt Wayman
Webb, Bill		Anderson
Webb, Charles		Todd	At Centralia 27 Sept 1864. Survived the War
Webb, George B		Quantrill	Was at Lawrence 21 Aug 1864. Later join Shelby
Webb, Pres		Quantrill	Served as a scout for Quantrill. Had the eye of an eagle and the endurance of the deer. Joined C.S.A. after leaving Quantrill
Webb, Thomas B.		Quantrill	Was at Lawrence raid 21 Aug 1863 were he stole $3000 loading it on to his hose which was shot out from under him. He escaped Lawrence on the back of Cole Younger's horse. D. 17 Nov 1914 at 79. Attended many reunions
Webb, William		Anderson
Webster, John		Quantrill	Orderly sergeant
Webster, Noah		Quantrill	Was at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863. KIA July 1863 by MSM, Davis Creek
Weddington, Jake			Took command of the guerrilla movement while Quantrill was in TX. with Kate Clarke, October 1863
Welby, James		Todd
Welch, Warren		Quantrill	Survived the war. Was at Independence, Lawrence. Surrendered at Lexington. Served as Secretary of Quantrill's raiders
West, Richard		Anderson	Survived the war
West, Woot		Anderson
Wetzel, Herman		Quantrill	B. 1833, D. 1930. Buried in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery
White, John		Anderson	Was with Jesse James' gang after the war
White, Josiah		Quantrill
Whitsett, James Simeom		Todd, Vaughn	Joined Td after leaving the C.S.A. After Todd's death in 1864 he joined up with Daniel Vaughn until war's end. Was at Lawrence 21 Aug 1863; Centralia 27 Sept 1863. Helped identify Jesse James body in 1882. Attended reunions. Pallbearer at Bob Younger's funeral
Wigginton, George		Quantrill	Cousin of John McCorkle. Wounded in thigh at Independence, MO 10 Aug 1862. Went to Ky with Quantrill and surrendered with John McCorkle at Newcastle, Ky
Wilcox, Lawrence		Anderson	Wounded at Fayette, MO 20 Sept 1864
Wilhite, Jefferson		Quantrill	KIA along with Albert Estes while attending Warden's Church, Wellington, MO, 10 July 1864. Had 28 bullets through him
Wilkerson, James W.		Quantrill	Married Miss Barbara Jane Gray of Jackson County, MO, daughter of Judge Gray at gunpoint by Rev. Moses B. Arnold of Lafayette County, MO 8 March 1864. Believed to have helped rob the Clay County Savings Bank, Feb 1866, becoming one of the first daylight bank robberies in history. Was at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1864
Will, Jack		Anderson	At Fayette 20 Sept 1864
Williams, Dan		Quantrill	KIA 1862. Saw Quantrill inscribe pocket watch lost on Hicklin farm.
Williams, Henry		Todd	KIA at Centralia 27 Sept 1864 by MSM. Deserted from the Union Army
Williams, Jack		Todd	Went to Texas with George Shepherd at the end of the war
Williams, Jim		Quantrill	Went to Ky with Quantrill and 33 other guerrillas.
Williams, Walter		Quantrill	LAST LIVING CONFEDERATE VETEREN IN THE UNITED STATES. DIED 19 DEC 1959 IN HOUSTON, TX AT THE AGE OF 117. RECRUITED IN SOUTH CENTRAL TEXAS AND TRANSFERRED TO QUANTRILL'S BRIGADE FIVE MONTHS LATER ACCORDING TO HIS PENSION RECORD
Williams, William J.		Quantrill	Attended reunions
Williamson, Charles T.		Quantrill	Listed on Roster of 93, 6 July 1862
Wilson, Adam		Quantrill	A Cherokee Indian scout from Muncie, OK
Wilson, Henry		Quantrill	Born a slave of John Wilson. After seeing with his own eyes the atrocities of the Red Legs, decided to join Quantrill along with his 'Master John'. Wilson moved to Texas to run the blockade at Independence, MO carrying supplies to Quantrill. He was also the cook and Quantrill's bodyguard.
Wilson, John		Anderson	Killed by MSM near Booneville, 20 Sept 1864
Wilson, John W.		Todd	Left with George Shepherd for Texas after the war
Wilson, Mack		Quantrill
Wilson, William H.		Quantrill	Was at the Battle of Lone Jack 16 Aug 1862
Winchester, William		Anderson	KIA 1864 by MSM
Wood, Bennett		Quantrill	Wounded in Independence in fight with Home guards. Sent by Gen. Marmaduke to Missouri to recruit men for his command. KIA near Napoleon, MO 20 June 1863. Indicted 18 Nov 1863 for the murder of George Burt at Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Wood, Benton		Quantrill	Was at Lawrence 21 Aug 1863. While guarding prisoners form Lawrence, he told them the raid was in retaliation for their raids into Missouri.
Wood, Hop		Quantrill	KIA 22 Feb 1862-One of 15 men on raid at Independence, Mo., spring of 1862. Shot and killed by Union Cavalry in ambush.
Woodruff, Silas		Quantrill	Was at Lawrence. KIA Autumn 1863 by MSM, Lawrence County, Mo.
Woodward, William		Quantrill	At Independence 11 Aug 1862; Lawrence, 21 Aug 1863
Workman, John A		Quantrill	At Independence and Lawrence
Worsham, Richard Francis		Quantrill, Anderson	Observed his 93rd birthday in 1932, Mexico, Mo.
Wyatt, Alson 'Al'		Todd	Shot in the chest and killed at Westport, MO, 17 Jun 1863.
Wyatt, Cave		Anderson	Sergeant of William Anderson's band. Wounded/captured.
Wyatt, Felix A		Todd	KIA 16 June 1863 by MSM in Kansas City, Mo.
Yager, Richard F.		Quantrill	KIA 1 Aug 1864-Present on the Independence and Lawrence, KS raid. Wounded at Arrow Rock, MO Aug 1863. Made the famous Council Grove raid 130 miles west of the Missouri state line 4 May 1863 where with 23 others, formed up at the edge of town. To the relief of the towns people, only Yeager rode up, in desperate need of a dentist. The tooth was pulled with the agreement that the town be spared. The rebels then rode off to sack the town of Diamond Springs, then returning to Missouri, leaving a trail of death and destruction behind them. Taking to the woods near Frankfort, close to home of Ike Flannery's father, he was Killed two weeks later, 1 Aug 1864 by Federals. On Roster of 6 July 1862. Joined because the Jayhawkers took everything from his father's farm.
Young, Joseph		Quantrill	Captured Lieut. Randlett at Abrey. After the war became a printer.
Young, George W.		Quantrill	Attended reunions. Died 27 Aug 1920
Younger,  James Henry 'Jim'		Todd	Survived War Brother of Coleman. Joined in 1864 at age 16. Went to Kentucky with Quantrill.  Surrendered by Capt. Henry Porter to Capt. Young, US Army, at Samuel's Depot, Nelson County, KY, on 26 July 1865.Captured by posse  after Northfield, MN, robbery. Sent to penitentiary. Requested parole 13 October 1902. It was refused. Found dead at Reardon Hotel, St. Paul, MN, of bullet wound in head, 19 October 1902.
Younger,  Thomas Coleman 'Cole'		Quantrill	Survived War Father killed in 1861 by Captain Walley, 5th MO Militia Cavalry. Joined Quantrill with John Jarrette in October of 1861 at age 18. Selected because he had his own revolver. Was at Independence; Lawrence and Baxter Springs  Captured on Northfield, MN, robbery, 7 Sept 1876. Wounded severely. Served 25 years in prison at Stillwater, MN.  Died at Lee's Summit, Mo., 21 March 1916. On Roster of 6 July 1862
Yowell, Bill		Quantrill	With Quantrill in 1863.On Frank James list of guerrillas c.1900. Also Youell
Zack,?		Quantrill Todd	Negro who  became an orderly for Quantrill and Todd after his capture at Baxter Spring, 6 Oct. 1863. Also known as Rube

Information for this list was obtained from the following sources

"Gray Ghosts of the Confederacy",  by Richard S. Brownlee

"The Devil Knows how to Ride",  by Edward E. Leslie

"Three Years With Quantrill",  by John McCorkle

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