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6th Missouri Cavalry

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Company Unknown

1st Sergeant

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Contributor Greg GrishamDate added 7/24/2008

Company Unknown

Rank unknown

1848-1932, one of five of my GG Grandfathers who served, grandson of Pvt. William Thomas Watts (War 1812) and gg grandson of Pvts. Jacob Watts and William Dalton, Va. Militia, American Revolution.
Contributor David Hampton Bell, SCV322196Homepage http://genlouishebert.com/Date added 10/9/2012

Company A

Bugler

No family notes have been added.
Contributor John B. ClarkDate added 7/9/2002

Company B

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Randal A. Burd, Jr.Homepage http://www.randalssanctuary.comDate added 7/22/2010

Company B

2nd Sergeant

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Larry A. PeckDate added 1/14/2010

Company B

Rank unknown

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Gary W WoodDate added 3/24/2010

Company C

Private

Great-Great-Great Uncle
Contributor robert caudleDate added 7/30/2004

Company D

Corporal

Great-Great-Great Uncle
Contributor robert caudleDate added 7/30/2004

Company E

Private

Robert E. Clinkingbeard: 3rd Great Granduncle of Shelley Perryman Johnson Rank: Private Company “B” (Bragg’s) Webster County Home Guards, Missouri (USA) Enlisted: June 10, 1861 Kiliam, Missouri Discharged: September 10, 1861 Company “E” 6th Missouri Cavalry (USA) Enlisted: July 15, 1862 Webster, Missouri Discharged: Deserted at Mt. Vernon, Missouri Born: 1817 Bedford County, Tennessee Died: April 20, 1896 Forsyth, Taney County, Missouri Buried: Mount Olive Cemetery, Mildred, Taney County, Missouri
Contributor Trent JohnsonDate added 11/29/2007

Company E

Rank unknown

Thomas was the son of Thomas J. and Elizabeth Davis. He lived in Newton County, Missouri before the war. He and his younger brother were in the same unit. His brother, George, was in the 1st Arkansas Cavalry (Union) and was killed at the Battle of Fayetteville 18 April 1863. His brother, Philip, was in the 15th Missouri Cavalry (Union). His brother, James was a confederate soldier and was killed near the Missouri/Arkansas border.
Contributor Pam RedfernDate added 2/29/2008

Company E

Rank unknown

He lived in Newton County before the war. His brother, Thomas, was in the same unit. His brother, George, was in the 1st Arkansas Cavalry (Union). His brother, Philip, was in the 15th Missouri Cavalry (Union). His brother, James, was a confederate soldier and was killed near the Missouri/Arkansas border.
Contributor Pam RedfernDate added 2/29/2008

Company E

Private

Born 25 SEP 1835 in Hickman, KY to Joel and Lucinda (Newton) Norris. Died 15 JUN 1916 in McKinley, MO. Was medically discharged in 1865
Contributor James R ThomsonDate added 8/26/2013

Company F

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Vicki KingDate added 7/13/2007

Company H

Private

He enlisted 27 Feb 1864 at Centrailia, Illinois (one record says Olney, Illinois). He was 5'9', dark, with brown hair and hazel eyes. He is buried in Hicks Cemetery, Benton, Saline Co., Ark. He had at least three wives, Alice Kinkead, Katie Jane (Wingo) Morrison and Louisa Amanda Sanders. He was my great great grandfather.
Contributor Paula StobaughDate added 11/16/2006

Company H

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Randal A. Burd, Jr.Homepage http://www.randalssanctuary.comDate added 7/22/2010

Company K

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Kim HilderbrandDate added 1/19/2006

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