| MISSOURI POSTS |
| Number |
Name |
Location |
County |
Coordinates |
Notes |
Research Information |
| HQ |
Department of Missouri |
Kansas City |
Jackson |
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Commander Charles Sumner Crysler of Independence, Missouri |
Established 1884 at 1616 Broadway, Kansas City, Missouri. |
| HQ |
Department of Missouri |
St. Louis |
St. Louis City |
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Beginning in 1885, located at 4th & Market Streets, in the Granite Bldg., Room 406, St Louis, Missouri. |
| HQ |
Department of Missouri |
St. Louis |
St. Louis City |
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From 1903 to 1928 when the building was condemned, the location was at 19 S. Broadway (NW corner
of Broadway and Walnut) in the Temple Building, Room 303. Currently, the Marriot Hotel Downtown exists
at that location. Some records exist under miscellaneous camp names in the Western Manuscripts
Collection, University of Missouri Archives. |
| HQ |
Department of Missouri |
St. Louis |
St. Louis City |
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Room 614 of the Victoria Building served as HQ for Missouri in 1931 and possibly more years.
Located at 8th and Locust, the area is now a parking lot. |
| 1 |
Frank P. Blair |
St. Louis |
St. Louis City |
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Henry F. Kiel, Commander, 1708 Market St., St. Louis, MO. |
1708 Market listed as Dept Meeting location.
Photo taken 6 Jun 2005 now is St. Louis Post Office Extension.
Some records exist at the Missouri Historical Society. |
| 2 |
Gen. Lyon |
St. Louis |
St. Louis City |
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Archibald Carr, Commander, 5044 Raymond Ave., St. Louis, MO. |
Met at 801 Franklin. The street no longer exists and the location is currently under the
Edward Jones Dome, home of the St. Louis Rams. Some records exist at Missouri Historical Society. |
| 3 |
Admiral Farragut |
Kansas City |
Jackson |
|
Later merged with Post 8 as Farragut-Thomas Post 8. |
Photo of current address taken. No known records at present. |
| 4 |
McPherson |
Kansas City |
Jackson |
|
J. B. Davis, Commander |
Photo of current address 918 Grand, Kansas City, MO on file. |
| 5 |
A. Lincoln |
Moberly |
Randolph |
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List of dead members (1 folder C2027) at Ellis Library, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. |
| 6 |
Jas. A. Garfield |
Jefferson City |
Cole |
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| 7 |
Custer |
St. Joseph |
Buchanan |
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1908 roster at Missouri Historical Society. |
| 8 |
George H. Thomas |
Kansas City |
Jackson |
|
Later merged with Post 3 as Farragut-Thomas Post 8. As of 5 Feb 1902, a letter gives their offices
as being at the northwest corner of 7th & Main in Kansas City, MO. |
Photo of current address on file. No known records at present. |
| 9 |
Charles Sumner |
Kansas City |
Jackson |
|
Charter surrendered. |
|
| 10 |
Gen. Canby |
Rich Hill |
Bates |
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| 11 |
Jas. Mulligan |
Lexington |
Lafayette |
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| 12 |
Ellsworth |
Grant City |
Worth |
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| 13 |
Col. Hassendeubel |
St. Louis |
St. Louis City |
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H. Muncrhrath, Commander, 2348 Madison St., St. Louis, MO. |
Building at 1523 S. 10th St. known as the "Sued Turnerverein." South St. Louis Turner Hall still
exists as condos. Partial or fragmentary records at GAR Museum in Philadelphia, PA & Missouri
Historical Society. |
| 14 |
O. P. Morton |
Joplin |
Jasper |
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1909 roster at Missouri Historical Society. Correspondence, accounts, financial records, & meeting
minutes in 1882 at Ellis Library, University of Missouri, Columbia MO. |
| 15 |
General Sheilds |
Kansas City |
Jackson |
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| 16 |
Stanton |
Carthage |
Jasper |
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| 17 |
Joe Hooker |
Cameron |
Clinton |
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| 18 |
Burnside |
Pleasant Hill |
Cass |
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| 19 |
Phil Kearney |
Laclede |
Linn |
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| 20 |
Maj. Jas. Wilson |
Louisiana |
Pike |
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| 21 |
Sedgwick |
Maryville |
Nodaway |
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| 22 |
Corporal Dix |
Kirksville |
Adair |
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Extensive records exist at Truman State University's Pickler Memorial Library in Kirksville, MO. |
| 23 |
F. A. Jones |
Macon |
Macon |
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Descriptive rolls at Ellis Library, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. |
| 24 |
Washington |
Washington |
Franklin |
|
Charter surrendered. |
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| 25 |
David A. Roberts |
Glenwood |
Schuyler |
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| 26 |
Gen. Joe Bailey |
Nevada |
Vernon |
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Johnson, J. B., ed. History of Vernon County, Missouri: Past and Present, Vol. 1
Chicago, IL: 1911. C. F. Cooper & Co. Pages 498-499. This source provides
a history of the post and its auxiliary. |
| 27 |
Wm. Redman |
Lexington |
Lafayette |
|
Charter surrendered. |
|
| 28 |
Lieut. Levi Copeland |
Raymore |
Cass |
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| 29 |
Col. Jacob Tindall |
Chillicothe |
Livingston |
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A brief history of post in History of Caldwell and Livingston Counties, Missouri, 1886. |
| 30 |
Nodaway |
Burlington Jct. |
Nodaway |
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| 31 |
Wagoner |
Independence |
Jackson |
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| 32 |
S. A. Hurlbut |
Hamilton |
Caldwell |
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| 33 |
Ben Loan |
Kingston |
Caldwell |
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| 34 |
A.D. McCook |
Lamar |
Burton |
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A post record book is on file at the Kansas City Public Library. |
| 35 |
James A. Smith |
Millard |
Adair |
|
Charter surrendered. |
|
| 36 |
Paddy Shields |
Clarence |
Shelby |
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| 37 |
Olive |
College Mound |
Macon |
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Possibly Ikuve Post (according to one record). Charter surrendered. |
|
| 38 |
Col. Forbes |
La Plata |
Macon |
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| 39 |
Roderick Rockwood |
Lemonville (Semen) |
Putnam |
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| 40 |
Shiloh |
Queen City |
Schuyler |
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Charter annulled. |
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| 41 |
Peabody |
Savannah |
Andrew |
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| 42 |
Albert Chandler |
Macon |
Macon |
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| 43 |
W. T. Sherman |
Hannibal |
Marion |
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Also known as Hannibal Post. |
|
| 44 |
McCullough |
Milan |
Sullivan |
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| 45 |
Christian Meyer |
Oregon |
Holt |
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| 46 |
Perry V. Fletcher |
De Soto |
Jefferson |
|
January 5, 1883
Saturday night, the 23d ult., Perry V. FLETCHER Post No. 46, Grand Army of the Republic, was established.
The muster was made by Ex-Gov. FLETCHER, Judge Advocate General Department of Missouri. The following are
the officers; H.P. DECKER, P.C.; Jos. C. FOX, S.V.C.; C.C. FLETCHER, J.V.C.; Joseph WALTHER, Q.M.;
S.L. CODDING, Q.M. Sergt.; S.M. BROWNELL, Champlain; Thomas BURTON, O.D.; A. BADER, Guard;
P.A. BAINBRIDGE, Surgeon; S.M. SPITZ(?), Serg't. Major; P. BERG, O.G.; H.S. JENKS, adjutant.
39 signed the application for the charter and 21 were mustered the first night. An invitation to all
honorably discharged U.S. soldiers, who served in the war of the Rebellion, to come and join the post,
is extended.
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| 47 |
Capt. J. L. Clark |
Green City |
Sullivan |
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| 48 |
Gen. Geo. G. Meade |
Lebanon |
Laclede |
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Microfilm of records available at UMR Western Manuscripts Collection. |
| 49 |
Capt. D.M. Birch |
Edgerton |
Platte |
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| 50 |
Harrisonville |
Harrisonville |
Cass |
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| 51 |
Col. F. Schaefer |
Concordia |
Lafayette |
|
Uriah Farrell, Commander, Aullville |
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| 52 |
T. C. Wright |
Callao |
Macon |
|
Charter surrendered. |
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| 53 |
Gen. Geo. R. Smith |
Sedalia |
Pettis |
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1895 roster at Missouri State Historical Archives. |
| 54 |
Thos. G. Wade |
Unionville |
Putnam |
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| 55 |
Ault |
Carterville |
Jasper |
|
Charter surrendered. |
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| 56 |
Reynolds |
Graham |
Nodaway |
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| 57 |
O. H. Wood |
Brookfield |
Linn |
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| 58 |
Bates County |
Butler |
Bates |
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| 59 |
Gen. H. Blunt |
Pollock |
Sullivan |
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| 60 |
Gen. Wadsworth |
Dawn |
Livingston |
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"The post meets at Bushnell's Hall" from The History of Caldwell and Livingston Counties,
Missouri, 1886. |
| 61 |
Valentine Peters |
Maitland |
Holt |
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| 62 |
General Lytle |
Middleton |
Montgomery |
|
Charter surrendered. |
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| 63 |
Winfield Scott |
Holden |
Johnson |
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| 64 |
Golden City |
Golden City |
Barton |
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| 65 |
Col. Wm. Wilkinson |
Mound City |
Holt |
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Also known as Mound City Post. |
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| 66 |
Kirkpatrick |
Winston |
Daviess |
|
Simon Grove, Commander, Altamont |
|
| 67 |
Tarkio |
Tarkio |
Atchison |
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| 68 |
Gen. E. D. Baker |
Green Ridge |
Pettis |
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| 69 |
Capt. John Matthews |
Springfield |
Greene |
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Mustered May 3, 1883. More info in Grand Army Organizations in Greene County by W. C.
Calland. Membership applications exist at Curtis Laws Wilson Library, University of Missouri-Rolla,
Rolla, MO. |
| 70 |
B. B. King |
Canton |
Lewis |
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| 71 |
Walker |
Walker |
Vernon |
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Charter surrendered by time of 3rd MO Encampment. |
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| 72 |
Col. Jacob Smith |
Trenton |
Grundy |
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| 73 |
Johnson Downen |
Sticklerville |
Sullivan |
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| 74 |
Lee's Summit |
Lee's Summit |
Jackson |
|
Charter surrendered. |
|
| 75 |
Greenfield |
Greenfield |
Dade |
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"Amos Helphenstine" Building on the northwest corner of city square. |
| 76 |
John A. Dix |
Kidder |
Caldwell |
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| 77 |
Penfield |
Barnard |
Nodaway |
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| 78 |
Col. Grover |
Warrensburg |
Johnson |
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| 79 |
Capt. Stanley |
Princeton |
Mercer |
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| 80 |
Rousseau |
Ravanna |
Mercer |
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| 81 |
L. W. Cooper |
Lathrop |
Clinton |
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| 82 |
Yeager-Sharp |
Wellsville |
Montgomery |
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| 83 |
Urban D. Wixom |
Hartford |
Putnam |
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| 84 |
Curtis |
Sarcoxie |
Jasper |
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| 85 |
Lookout |
Shelbina |
Shelby |
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| 86 |
King City |
King City |
Gentry |
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| 87 |
Seaman |
Harris |
Sullivan |
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Charter surrendered. Another location listed for this post was Colfax, MO. |
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| 88 |
C. G. Harker |
Meadville |
Linn |
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Membership book at Ellis Library University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. |
| 89 |
Capt. E. T. Howard |
Stewartsville |
DeKalb |
|
Charter surrendered. |
|
| 90 |
Capt. J. H. Paynter |
Jerico |
Cedar |
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| 91 |
Gen. Halleck |
Louisiana |
Pike |
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| 92 |
T. H. Richardson |
Lancaster |
Schuyler |
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| 93 |
Osborn |
Osborn |
DeKalb |
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Charter surrendered. |
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| 94 |
Lockwood |
Lockwood |
Dade |
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Charter surrendered. Became Post 325. |
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| 95 |
Capt. Jas. Dunlap |
Humphreys |
Sullivan |
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Charter surrendered by time of 3rd MO Encampment. |
|
| 96 |
Capt. C. C. Harvey |
Maysville |
DeKalb |
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Also known As Maysville Post. |
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| 97 |
Gen. G. B. Boomer |
Linn |
Osage |
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John Peters, Commander, Vosholl, MO. |
|
| 98 |
Grand River |
Freeman |
Cass |
|
Charter surrendered. |
|
| 99 |
Gen. Ord |
Richwoods |
Washington |
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| 100 |
Franklin Shanks |
Lutesville (Marble Hill) |
Bollinger |
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Very brief history of post in History of Southeast Missouri by Goodspeed on page 454. Records
on microfilm at UMR Western Manuscripts. |
| 101 |
William E. Wood |
Lindersville |
Adair |
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| 102 |
Shelbyville |
Shelbyville |
Shelby |
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| 103 |
Chilhowee |
Chilhowee |
Johnson |
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| 104 |
Nichols |
Gallatin |
Daviess |
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| 105 |
Rochester |
Rochester |
Andrew |
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Charter surrendered. |
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| 106 |
Arthur Crockett |
Malta Bend |
Saline |
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| 107 |
Harry P. Harding |
St. Louis |
St. Louis City |
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H. W. Schlingmann (1903), Commander, 3420 N. 14th St. / Joseph Wasser (1904), Commander 3820 N. 23rd St. |
1901 roster at Missouri Historical Society. Meeting Hall was on the SE Corner of North Broadway at Salisbury. |
| 108 |
Jeff. C. Davis |
Versailles |
Morgan |
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| 109 |
B. K. Davis |
Hopkins |
Nodaway |
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| 110 |
Wm. McKee |
Kahoka |
Clark |
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| 111 |
Miles Carroll |
Iberia |
Miller |
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| 112 |
Altoona |
Skidmore |
Nodaway |
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Charter surrendered. |
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| 113 |
New Cambria |
New Cambria |
Macon |
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Charter annulled. |
|
| 114 |
Robt. L. McCook |
Poplar Bluff |
Butler |
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Very brief history of post in History of Southeast Missouri by Goodspeed on page 480. |
| 115 |
Cameron Garrett |
Carl Junction |
Jasper |
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| 116 |
Capt. York |
Greentop |
Schuyler |
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Charter annulled. |
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| 117 |
Hardy Smith |
Quitman |
Nodaway |
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| 118 |
Jewell |
Mt. Vernon |
Lawrence |
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| 119 |
Marion |
Stanberry |
Gentry |
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| 120 |
Maple Grove |
Maple Grove |
Jasper |
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| 121 |
Webster |
Cora |
Sullivan |
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| 122 |
Virgil Rogers |
Martinstown |
Putnam |
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| 123 |
John Brown |
St. Joseph |
Buchanan |
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Charter surrendered; became Post 508. One source lists location at Salsibury, MO, but early muster roll
of posts lists as St. Joseph. |
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| 124 |
Lieut. T. D. Neal |
Bethany |
Harrison |
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| 125 |
Harrison |
Athens |
Clark |
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| 126 |
Gen. Mower |
Clinton |
Henry |
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Charter surrendered. |
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| 127 |
Capt. James Marquess |
Edina |
Knox |
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| 128 |
Louis Fischer |
Salem |
Dent |
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Also known as Salem Post. |
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| 129 |
Capt. J. H. Little |
Ellenorah |
Worth |
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One source lists location as Denver, MO, but early muster rolls of posts lists as Ellenorah. |
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| 130 |
Fred. Miller |
Tina |
Carroll |
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| 131 |
Ransom |
St. Louis |
St. Louis City |
|
David P. Dyer (1903), Commander, Custom House / T. D. Kimball (1904), Commander, 421 Olive St. |
Building: Hiberian Hall, 3619 Finney Ave. St. Louis, MO. Some records exist at the
Missouri Historical Society & at Truman State University's Pickler Memorial Library, Kirksville, MO. |
| 132 |
Fairfax |
Fairfax |
Atchison |
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| 133 |
Gardner |
Utica |
Livingston |
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| 134 |
Gentry |
Albany |
Gentry |
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| 135 |
Sergt. B. H. Porch |
Olean |
Miller |
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| 136 |
Major Henry |
Mountain Grove |
Wright |
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Charter surrendered. |
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| 137 |
Gen. John G. Foster |
Neosho |
Newton |
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| 138 |
C.H. Marine |
Greencastle |
Sullivan |
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| 139 |
Meagher |
Darlington |
Gentry |
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Charter surrendered. |
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| 140 |
Elwell |
Ridgeway |
Harrison |
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| 141 |
Marionville |
Marionville |
Lawrence |
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| 142 |
Stephen Decatur |
Medoc |
Jasper |
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| 143 |
Carter |
Browning |
Linn |
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| 144 |
Adrian |
Adrian |
Bates |
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Charter surrendered; became Post 327. |
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| 145 |
Samuel McClure |
Aurora Springs (Eldon) |
Miller |
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| 146 |
Avalon |
Avalon |
Livingston |
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| 147 |
Akron |
Akron |
Harrison |
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| 148 |
Major Jones |
Cote Sans Dessein |
Callaway |
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Charter surrendered. One record calls it Major Johnson Post, but several eraly MO Post muster
rolls list as Major Jones Post. |
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| 149 |
J. J. Gravely |
Bolivar |
Polk |
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| 150 |
Liberty |
Spickard |
Grundy |
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| 151 |
H. M. Woodyard |
Downing |
Schuyler |
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Charter annulled. |
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| 152 |
D. N. Keeler |
Melrose (Allenton) |
St. Louis |
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Pond, MO. Meetings held at the Kreienkamp Store. |
G.A.R. marker on original building still exists. Record copies at Missouri Civil War Museum,
St. Louis, MO. |
| 153 |
Drywood |
Liberal |
Barton |
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Charter surrendered. |
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| 154 |
Thos. Weber |
Arbela |
Scotland |
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Also known as William T. Kays Post at one time. |
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| 155 |
Loyal |
Wadesburg (Creighton) |
Cass |
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1903 & 1904 Rosters call this Loyal Post. Other source calls it Loyalty Post. |
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| 156 |
Powers |
Bucklin |
Linn |
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| 157 |
Gen. G.H. Pierson |
Mooresville |
Livingston |
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Charter surrendered by time of the 3rd MO Encampment. |
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| 158 |
Geo. Miller |
Bethel |
Shelby |
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| 159 |
Alex D. Hickman |
Shibley's Point |
Adair |
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| 160 |
Col. Henry C. Gilbert |
Wheeling |
Livingston |
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| 161 |
Gen. Frank J. Herron |
Buffalo |
Dallas |
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| 162 |
Marshall |
Elmo |
Nodaway |
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| 163 |
Col. Cornine |
Slater |
Saline |
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Charter surrendered by time of the 3rd MO Encampment. Camp name also spelled as Cormyn and Comine in
Encampment books, but Cornine is probably correct. Commander was A. B. Babbit. |
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| 164 |
Col. Islam Keith |
Breckenridge |
Caldwell |
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| 165 |
Conrad Drunard |
Jonesburg |
Warren |
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| 166 |
Menke |
LaGrange |
Lewis |
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| 167 |
Rosendale |
Rosendale |
Andrew |
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| 168 |
Jesse H. Moore |
Braymer |
Caldwell |
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| 169 |
Cassville |
Cassville |
Barry |
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Charter annulled. |
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| 170 |
Fillmore |
Fillmore |
Andrew |
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| 171 |
J. N. Whitehead |
Victoria |
Jefferson |
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| 172 |
Gen. J. B. Steadman |
Appleton City |
St. Clair |
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| 173 |
Justi |
Cape Girardeau |
Cape Girardeau |
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Was Post 1 in the state until the reorganization in the 1880's. |
Very brief history of post in History of Southeast Missouri by Goodspeed on page 424. Detailed
record of post history to 1902 in Erich Pape Post Papers, Folder 12. |
| 174 |
Maj. Hiram Gavitt |
Fredericktown |
Madison |
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Very brief history of post in History of Southeast Missouri by Goodspeed on page 449. |
| 175 |
Seneca |
Seneca |
Newton |
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| 176 |
Indian Springs |
Indian Springs |
McDonald |
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| 177 |
W. H. L. Wallace |
Moundville |
Vernon |
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| 178 |
Stephen Estle |
DeWitt |
Carroll |
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Some records exist at Western Historical Manuscripts - Columbia. |
| 179 |
Capt. G. W. Murray |
Memphis |
Scotland |
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Possibly W. G. Murray Post |
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| 180 |
Stambaugh |
Austin |
Cass |
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| 181 |
Mansfield |
Powersville (Ayersville) |
Putnam |
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| 182 |
Gen. Chester Harding |
St. Joseph |
Buchanan |
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| 183 |
Samuel Warner |
Laredo |
Grundy |
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| 184 |
Erich Pape |
Zalma |
Bollinger |
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Zalma formerly known as Bollinger's Mill. |
Post records on microfilm in Western Manuscripts collection. |
| 185 |
Major Hunt |
Center |
Ralls |
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Move to New London authorized in 1907. |
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| 186 |
Windsor |
Windsor |
Henry |
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| 187 |
Jno. A. Rawlins |
Pierce City |
Lawrence |
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| 188 |
John D. Mullins |
Linneus |
Linn |
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| 189 |
Gen. Henry Wilson |
Rolla |
Phelps |
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| 190 |
W. B. Goodrich |
Webb City |
Jasper |
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| 191 |
John Workman |
Tuscumbia |
Miller |
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| 192 |
Capt. Dunlap |
unknown |
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Organized between Apr and Aug 1884. Charter surrendered prior to 5th MO Encampment, but possibly
reorganized as Post 415, Capt. J. Dunlap at Humphreys, MO. |
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| 193 |
Julius P. Garesche |
St. Louis |
St. Louis City |
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Located at 7529 South Broadway in what use to be the Old
Town Saloon, the building still exists. Info Found in the Official
Programme of the 21st GAR Encampment.
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No records known to exist, have compiled list of some
members from GAR Death Records.
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| 194 |
Austin Hubbard |
Caplinger's Mill (Stockton) |
Cedar |
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| 195 |
Aleck Hays |
Knob Noster |
Johnson |
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Charter surrendered prior to 6th MO Encampment. A. D. Wilson, Commander. |
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| 196 |
Goodspeed |
Carthage |
Jasper |
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| 197 |
Col. Morsey |
Warrenton |
Warren |
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| 198 |
Union Star |
Union Star |
DeKalb |
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| 199 |
Capt. John Birch |
Eversonville |
Livingston |
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| 200 |
Rogersville |
Rogersville |
Webster |
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| 201 |
Bradshaw |
Mt. Moriah |
Harrison |
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| 202 |
W. S. Thomas |
Hamden |
Chariton |
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| 203 |
Aaron Brokaw |
Luray |
Clark |
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| 204 |
Watson |
Watson |
Atchison |
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Charter Annulled prior to 6th MO Encampment; James White and D. O. Bugby served as Commanders. |
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| 205 |
Wilson |
Doniphan |
Ripley |
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| 206 |
George N. McGee |
Richmond |
Ray |
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| 207 |
Col. Brooks |
Hannibal |
Marion |
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| 208 |
Wilson Stanley |
Blythedale |
Harrison |
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| 209 |
Edward Wray |
Linn Creek |
Camden |
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| 210 |
McCroskey |
Springfield |
Greene |
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Mustered 26 Sep 1864 in North Springfield. |
More info in Grand Army Organizations in Greene County by W. C. Calland. |
| 211 |
Isaac Clevenger |
Excelsior Springs |
Clay |
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Also known as the Clay County Post. |
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| 212 |
Gen. George Taylor |
Richmond |
Ray |
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| 213 |
Jas. A. K. Dillon |
Lindley |
Grundy |
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| 214 |
Serg't Ryan |
Brashear |
Adair |
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| 215 |
Picket |
Farmington |
St. Francois |
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Moved from Bonne Terre, MO around 1890. |
Met in several different places including the Oddfellow's Hall on the southeast corner of Columbia and
Washington, Farmington, MO and a hall owned by the commander. Both used after 1896. Ozark Federal
S&L is the current building on the site as the other was destroyed in the 1960's. Records at Farmington
Library and on microfilm at UMR Western Manuscripts Collection. SUVCWMO has copies of the records. |
| 216 |
Cainsville |
Cainsville |
Harrison |
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| 217 |
Bennett Ford |
Williamstown |
Lewis |
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| 218 |
Jno. Williams |
Fairport |
DeKalb |
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| 219 |
Republic |
Republic |
Greene |
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| 220 |
Jamesport |
Jamesport |
Daviess |
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| 221 |
Norcross |
Novelty |
Knox |
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| 222 |
S. L. Turley |
Melbourne (Bancroft) |
Daviess |
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| 223 |
Reuben Dale |
Eagleville |
Harrison |
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| 224 |
Guy Ward |
Hale |
Carroll |
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| 225 |
Marshfield |
Marshfield |
Webster |
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| 226 |
John Kinnett |
Jameson |
Daviess |
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| 227 |
Col. Almstaedt |
Fenton |
St. Louis |
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| 228 |
Schell City |
Schell City |
Vernon |
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| 229 |
Union |
Laddonia |
Audrain |
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| 230 |
Phoenix |
Osceola |
St. Clair |
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Charter surrendered. |
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| 231 |
And. Hightower |
Kansas City |
Jackson |
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| 232 |
Lieut. S. A. M. George |
Humansville |
Polk |
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| 233 |
Thos. J. Brouster |
Clayton |
St. Louis |
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Commander Aug. Muenzelfeldt's address from Kirkwood. |
Some records exist at the Missouri Historical Society. |
| 234 |
Ash Grove |
Ash Grove |
Greene |
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Mustered 26 Sep 1864 in North Springfield. |
More info in Grand Army Organizations in Greene County by W. C. Calland. |
| 235 |
Gen. Fred. D. Steele |
Montrose |
Henry |
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| 236 |
U. S. Grant |
Lincoln |
Benton |
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| 237 |
Farnsworth |
Warsaw |
Barton |
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| 238 |
Lowry City |
Lowry City |
St. Clair |
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Charter annulled. |
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| 239 |
W. S. Hancock |
Mexico |
Audrain |
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| 240 |
John A. Hayn |
Boonville |
Cooper |
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Record Book 1885-1922 on file at Ellis Library, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. |
| 241 |
Galt |
Galt |
Grundy |
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| 242 |
Pattonsburg |
Pattonsburg |
Daviess |
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| 243 |
Andy Smith |
Willow Springs |
Howell |
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| 244 |
Fred. Steele |
Cole Camp |
Benton |
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| 245 |
Jack Grant |
Knox City |
Knox |
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| 246 |
Charles R. Wood |
Sligo |
Dent |
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| 247 |
Jno. W. Rollins |
West Plains |
Howell |
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Some records exist at the Missouri Historical Society. |
| 248 |
Guthrie |
Shelby (North Salem) |
Linn |
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One source gives location as Galena, which would be Stone County. Another source shows Guthrie Post with
number 284 which was Belgrade Post. |
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| 249 |
Fordland |
Fordland |
Webster |
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| 250 |
Ulysses |
Mirabile |
Caldwell |
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| 251 |
Col. Lennard |
Eldorado Springs |
Cedar |
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| 252 |
Mt. McGregor |
Metz (Sprague) |
Vernon |
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| 253 |
Mt. Pleasant |
Belton |
Cass |
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| 254 |
J. N. Hilton |
Forsyth |
Taney |
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| 255 |
G. B. McClellan |
Granby |
Newton |
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| 256 |
McFall |
McFall |
Gentry |
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| 257 |
John Boone |
Licking |
Texas |
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| 258 |
Mitchell |
Gatewood |
Ripley |
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| 259 |
Andy Martin |
Ava |
Douglas |
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| 260 |
Blanchard |
South Blanchard |
Nodaway |
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| 261 |
Serg't. Maj. McIntosh |
Hermitage |
Hickory |
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| 262 |
Johnson |
Centralia |
Boone |
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| 263 |
Cuba |
Cuba |
Crawford |
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Very brief history of post in History of Crawford by Goodspeed on page 596. |
| 264 |
Morgan L. Smith |
Deepwater |
Henry |
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| 265 |
Nat. M. Gwynne |
Kansas City |
Jackson |
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| 266 |
Billings |
Billings |
Christian |
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| 267 |
Arcola |
Arcola |
Dade |
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| 268 |
Pinhart |
Brunswick |
Chariton |
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Miscellaneous papers at Ellis Library, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. |
| 269 |
Serg't Plummer |
Sparta |
Christian |
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| 270 |
Maj. Worthington |
Roaring River (Eagle Rock) |
Barry |
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| 271 |
Baker |
Pineville |
McDonald |
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| 272 |
Vidette |
Malden |
Dunklin |
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| 273 |
Difani |
Perryville |
Perry |
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| 274 |
Norwood |
Norwood |
Wright |
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| 275 |
Albert Thompson |
Gainesville |
Ozark |
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Also known As Ozark Post. |
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| 276 |
Henry Brown |
Clarksburg |
Moniteau |
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Also known As Clarksburg Post. |
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| 277 |
Seymour |
Seymour |
Webster |
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