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Those Killed and Buried Overseas
- American
Battle Monuments Commision. Select the
conflict (WWI, WWII, Korea, etc.) and then enter the
last name, followed by a space, and then the first
initial or name. (Thanks, Dennis Korinek!).
Territorial Times through World War I
- Missouri
Secretary of State's Office.
The Missouri State Archives holds nearly 1½
million pages that document the service of
Missourians in domestic and foreign wars between
1812 and World War I. These military records
primarily consist of individual service cards, but
the extensive collection also includes muster
rolls, special orders, reports, and more.
The Soldiers Database is a comprehensive database
abstracted from the individual service cards and
listing more than 576,000 Missourians who served
in the military from territorial times through
World War I. It includes entries for twelve wars
and military engagements in which Missouri
soldiers took part. These range from well-known
wars, such as the War of 1812, the Mexican War,
the Spanish-American War, and World War I, to the
battles that were peculiarly Missourian, including
the Heatherly War of 1836, the Mormon War of 1838,
and the Iowa (Honey) War of 1839. The bulk of the
service cards, over 380,000 of them, record the
fractured history of Missouri during the bloodiest
of all American wars - the Civil War.
(Thanks to Tina Wells for sending in this
description!).
| Military
Record of |
Service |
Contributor |
PIERCE,
Daniel
Black Hawk Wars |
Capt. Nathan Boone's Co. of
US Mounted Rangers from August 7th 1932 to
August 7th 1833 |
Patty Jamerson Archer |
Civil War in Missouri
- Missouri
Division, Sons of Confederate Veterans
- CivilWarDocs.com
-- Purchase military records of Civil War veterans.
Alternative to purchasing from the National
Archives. (Note: CivilWarDocs.com is in part a
commercial web site. The USGenWeb, MOGenweb and
the Lincoln County, MO USGenWeb site neither
endorse nor support the use of this site. This
link is put here as a public service for those who
may wish to use this service.)
The
entire "War of the Rebellion"-- all 60 volumes!
Cornell University's site...Includes scanned images of
reports, correspondence, seizures of Southern property,
etc. sent to the War Dept. during the Civil War.
Includes both Union and Confederate accounts. It's in
chronological order, but there is no online index. Many
libraries have the index. You will first need to find
the volume and page number for your subject in the index
at the library.
SPECIAL NOTE: Blake Sasse is
looking for any and all information available on the 49th
Missouri Volunteer Infantry. THIS
IS A BOOK IN PROGRESS! If you have
Civil War era letters, diaries, memorabilia, or any
other information on this unit, he would like to hear
from you.
UPDATE (06-02-2014): THE BOOK IS NEAR COMPLETION! Blake
has made a new web
site on this unit available to all who might be
interested.
Blake welcomes any information on the 49th Missouri, and
any other Civil War units recruited from Lincoln County,
and we would like to put your information up on this page.
If you have info on any Lincoln County CW units and those
who served, please get in touch with Blake Sasse.
World War II
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Missouri Page
This file has been compiled
and produced for the USGenWeb / MOGenWeb Lincoln Co.
Page by County Coordinator, © 1998, 1999, 2000, Patricia
SummersSmith, ©
2001, 2002, 2003 Carl Hampe, © 2014.
It is maintained by County Coordinators Carl Hampe and Patricia SummersSmith.
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