MUSTER
ROLL - OFFICERS
No.
Last, First, Company, Rank_In, Rank_Out
1.
Ball, Walter T. G First Lieutenant First
Lieutenant 2. Baughan, R.A. F&S Lieutenant
Colonel Lieutenant Colonel 3. Baughan, Richard
A. F&S Lieutenant Colonel Lieutenant Colonel
4. Baughland, Andrew H. A Third Lieutenant
Third Lieutenant 5. Blake, Allen A First
Lieutenant First Lieutenant 6. Bolton, George
W. B Major Major 7. Bourland, A.
H. A Third Lieutenant Third Lieutenant
8. Bowen, Granville C. E Captain Captain
9. Bowen, James C. E Third Lieutenant
Captain 10. Camp, Joseph B. C First Lieutenant
First Lieutenant 11. Chevington, L.H. A
Private Private 12. Clinton, James B First
Lieutenant First Lieutenant 13. Cogswell, Henry
C. F Captain Captain 14. Crockett, James
K. E 15. Ents, S. D Sergeant
Sergeant 16. Gatewood, James Minor G Captain
Captain 17. Gentry, James J.C. D Second
Lieutenant Second Lieutenant 18. Germain, Francis
M. G Third Lieutenant Third Lieutenant 19.
Hales, James C Private Private 20. Harris,
S.M. C Private Private 21. Hoffman, A. F
Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant 22. Hopkins,
George W. D Captain Captain 23. Howell, Joseph
T. G Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant 24.
Hunter, De Witt C. F&S Colonel Colonel 25.
Jones, F.M. G Third Lieutenant Third Lieutenant
26. Kelty, John D. A Second Lieutenant Second
Lieutenant 27. Kimble, Francis M. B,A Second
Lieutenant Second Lieutenant 28. Longacre, Andrew
J. E Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant 29.
Madrie, Martin L. F Third Lieutenant Third
Lieutenant 30. Maxey, Joseph P. F&S Commissary
of Subsistence Commissary of Subsistence 31.
Mayberry, John F Captain Captain 32. McKill,
James F First Lieutenant First Lieutenant 33.
Mercer, C.T. F&S Assistant Surgeon Assistant
Surgeon 34. Messengen, Andy J. E First
Lieutenant First Lieutenant 35. Nelson, John
H. C Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant 36.
Nelson, Oscar M. C Third Lieutenant Third
Lieutenant 37. Prewitt, Paul J. F&S
Adjutant Adjutant 38. Redding, A.M. F Second
Lieutenant Second Lieutenant 39. Reese, Benjamin
N. D First Lieutenant First Lieutenant 40.
Riggins, John M. D Third Lieutenant Third
Lieutenant 41. Smith, Canales D. B Captain
Captain 42. Stone, Jesse F. C Captain
Captain 43. Taylor, William H. F&S
Quartermaster Quartermaster 44. Thomas, P.Y. A
Third Lieutenant Third Lieutenant 45. White,
James F&S Surgeon Surgeon 46. Williams,
R.H. A Captain Captain 47. Williams, Reuben
W. A Captain Captain
The 11th
Missouri Infantry was formed from the Missouri State Guard.
Recruiting was led by Colonel DeWitt Hunter of Vernon
County. It was originally called the 7th Regiment or Hunter's
Regiment. it underwent some other designations until it was
designated as the 11th Missouri Infantry in Dec.
1863.
It was
formed in response to the need for Confederate troops in Missouri
caused by the troops of Generals Sterling Price and Earl Van Dorn
having been called to Corinth, Mississippi to engage the Federal
forces under General Ulysses Grant.
In
response to this recruitment in Missouri, the Federal forces in
Missouri and Kansas were organized into The Army of the Frontier.
Confederate and Federal forces concentrated their commands in
Southwest Missouri. The superior Federal forces forced the
Confederate forces back into Arkansas. It was in Arkansas in Nov.
1862 that Hunter's Regiment joined up with the Confederate forces
and became part of Parson's Brigade.
They
fought throughout Southern Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana and
Mississippi. On 1 April 1865, the regiment arrived in Shreveport,
Louisiana. On May 26, 1865, the regiment, including the 11th
Missouri, surrendered at New Orleans. The men were paroled at either
Alexander, Louisiana on 7 Jun 1865 or Shreveport on 8 June
1865.
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