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Re: Salt Creek
Posted by: Constance Peck (ID *****8980) Date: December 23, 2008 at 04:01:01
In Reply to: Salt Creek by Rose Lankford of 374

IF YOU BELIEVE THIS...
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mohoward/civil.html
Civil War Incidents in Howard County
Reprinted with permission by the author, Mr. William D. Lay, Mr. Bob Dyer, and the Boone's Lick Heritage.

Part I: 1861 - 1863
Part II: 1864
Howard County During The War of 1861
Source: History of Howard and Cooper Counties, 1883, pp. 273-274.

Compared to many other counties in Missouri, Howard county suffered but little during the war. The border counties suffered the most, especially those lying on the southwestern boundary, including Jackson, Cass and Bates. These counties coming specifically within the jurisdiction of General Ewing’s order No. 11, they were almost wholly given up to pillage, and, in many localities, to the torch - notably was this the case in Bates county, where but a few houses were left standing at the close of the war. No large battles were fought in Howard, nor were her citizens subjected to any very great privations at the hands of the soldiery from either army, nor were they generally greatly molested by the robbers and cutthroats who took the advantage of the country’s condition of war, to indulge their thieving and murderous propensities.

Confederate Soldiers, Officers, and Privates from Howard County
Howard County Militia
Colored Recruits from Howard County
Helpful Missouri Civil War Links


Missouri in the Civil War
Mid-Missouri Civil War Round Table

Index of the Civil War in Missouri Links and Resources available on the Internet

Members of Quantrill's Guerrillas in the Civil War (research by Rich Ensminger)
War of the Rebellion (the over 60 volumes) has been put on-line by Cornell University.


http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mohoward/cwpart1.html
THIS IS ALL VERY INTERESTING [AND HORRIFYING]AND CONTRADICTS, IN MY OPINION, THE STATEMENT AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE...GUESS IT DEPENDS WHO'S TELLING THE STORIES OR WHCIH SIDE ONE WAS ON
READ THIS ONE...MENTIONS SALT CREEK
31. April 23, 1863


IF YOU CAN TELL ME A LITTLE ABT OBEDIAH'S BIRTH ETC I CAN SEE WHAT I CAN FIND..

I AM NOT RELATED


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