IRON COUNTY GENEALOGICAL DATA
The Civil War was the deadliset war for Americans, of all in history. More Americans died in the Ciwil War than in all other wars we have fought combined. To make matters worse, the war tore families apart literally pitting brother against brother and neighbor against neighbor.
The war came to the Arcadia Valley in the fall of 1864 when the Confederate army was marching towar St. Louis and they decided to eliminate the Federal forces at Pilot Knob.
Most of this page will deal with THE BATTLE OF PILOT KNOB, but there ins other information here, too. General Civil War links will be listed first, followed by links for The Battle of Pilot Knob.
Lastly, you'll find links for info on Iron County individuals who were in the Civil War.
GENERAL CIVIL WAR LINKS
Find & Download state UNION military records
Missouri State Archives
Find CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS' RECORDS
Missouri Provost Marshal Searchable Database
Missouri's
Union Provost Marshal Papers
1861 - 1866
Civil War Soldiers & Sailors System
Nation Wide search engine
Civil War Letters of
JOHN C. HUGHES
(northern Iron Co.
and
Southern Washington Co)
Links to Images of the
1890 Special Enumeration, Union Veterans Census
Iron Co., MO
Iron Co
1890 Union Veterans census
1890 Special Enumeration, Union Veterans Census
Iron Co Genealogy Society's
Civil War Page
Roster of two different
Pilot Knob Home Guard Units
(Union)
Roster of the
33rd Reg. Infantry Volunteers,
Missouri
Roster of the
47th Reg., Infantry Volunteers,
Missouri
33rd Regiment Infantry Volunteers
contained many from Iron & surrounding counties
Missouri Confederate Unit Roisters
Union Regiments From MissouriRegimental Outlines / Histories
THE BATTLE OF PILOT KNOB
THE BATTLE OF PILOT KNOB
Wikipedia
The Battle of Pilot Knob
Fort Davidson State Historic Site
Web Site INDEX
A Brief History of
The Battle of Pilot Knob
Official report on
The Batttle of Pilot Knob
General Sterling Price, CSA
Official report on
The Batttle of Pilot Knob
General SJoseph Shelby, CSA
Official report on
The Batttle of Pilot Knob
General Thomas Ewing, Ju, USA
Historic Maps
THE BATTLE OF PILOT KNOB
Prices Battlefield Raid
Diagram of Ft. Davidson, 1864
Battlefield - September 26, 1864 - 1500 Hours
Battlefield - September 27, 1864 - 0600 Hours
Battlefield - September 27, 1864 - 0930 Hours
Battlefield - September 27, 1864 - 1400 Hours
Topographical Map of Fort Davidson area
Troop movement map
The Batttle of Pilot Knob
List of UNION SOLDIERS
in the Battle of Pilot Knob
AFRICAN AMERICAN SOLDIERS AT
The Battle of Pilot Knob
AFRICAN AMERICAN SOLDIERS POSSIBLY at
The Battle of Pilot Knob
Roster of Pilot Knob HOME GUARD
CIVILIANS at the Battle of Pilot Knob
List of UNION SOLDIERS
NOT in the Battle of Pilot Knob
Lists of CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS at the Battle of Pilot Knob
A-B, C-D, E-H, I-L, M-N, 0-Sh, Si-V, W-Z
Soldiers’ Deaths & Burials in the Arcadia Valley 1861-1865
The Civil War Diary of John Sebastian Winterbottom Colonel Richard Goodrich Woodson Papers
(Fort Davidson Collection)
General Thomas Ewing's Great Military Feat Fifty Years Ago
Transcribed by Walt Busch
TRANSCRIBED HISTORICAL NEWSPAPER ARTICES
about THE BATTLE OF PILOT KNOB
Cincinnati Daily Enquirer - Sept. 30, 1864
Daily Missouri Democrat Articles - Sept. 28, 1864
New York Herald - Oct. 15, 1864
New York Times - Sept. 30, 1864
New York Times - Oct. 10, 1864
New York Tribune - Oct. 26, 1864
Philadelphia Inquirer - Oct. 4, 1864
Philadelphia Inquirer - Sept. 29, 1864
The Forge, Ironton MO - Oct. 19, 1865
Images of the
Original Front Page
The Forge, Ironton, MO - Oct. 19, 1865
Transcript
The 68th Enrolled Missouri Militia , by Jack F. Mayes (c)2001 PHOTOS
Battle Re-Enactment Photos
1998
(43 frames, total)
Civil War Reenactment at Fort Davidson
September 22, 2001
by Theresa Crawford member Iron Co. Genealogy Society
(24 frames, total)
Qualified Voters in Iron Co. (1864-1868 With Loyalties Noted)
Transcripts of Military Telegrams Pertaing to Pilot Knob
IRON COUNTY INDIVIDUALS IN THE CIVIL WAR
Duncans in the Civil War
Marvin Duncan Pension Info
Rice A. Duncan Pension Info
Martin Friederich pension papers
DR. CHARLES ELLET LIPPINCOTT,
a Union Soldier at the Battle of Pilot Knob
Hatridge Civil War Documents
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