Dallas County Battalion, commanded by Col. William B. Edwards. De Soto Company, commanded by Capt. Allen Cook. (Also known as Jefferson County Company.) Douglas County Company (cavalry), commanded by Capt. John S. Upshaw. Franklin County Battalion, commanded by Maj. William C. Inks. (Pacific City Battalion.) Franklin County Battalion, Reserve Corps, commanded by Col. James W. Owens. Frémont Rangers, Independent Company, commanded by Capt. William J. Budd. Frémont Rangers Battalion. (Cape Girardeau Battalion.) Gasconade County Battalion, commanded by Lieut. Col. Julius Gasconade County Battalion, commanded by Col. James A. Matthews. Gentry County Battalion, commanded by Col. Manlove Cranor. German Battalion. (Benton County Battalion.) Greene County Company, commanded by Capt. Colley B. Holland. Greene and Christian Counties organization, consisting of 14 companies, commanded by Col. John S. Phelps. Harrison County Regiment, commanded by Col. Henry O. Nevill. Hickory County Battalion, commanded by Maj. J. B. Hastain. Jefferson County Company. (De Soto Company.) Johnson County Regiment, commanded by Col. James D. Eads." Johnson County Company, commanded by Capt. John P. McCluney. Knox County Regiment. (Second Regiment, Northeast Missouri Home Guards.) Lawrence County Battalion, commanded by Col. James C. Martin. Lawrence County Cavalry Company, commanded by Capt. Peter F. Clark. Lawrence County Company. (Stone Prairie Company.) Lexington County Company, commanded by Capt. Frederick R. Neet. (Company K, Fourteenth Battalion, Home Guards.) Linn County Company, commanded by Capt. Robert McCollum. Livingston County Company, commanded by Capt. Peter Sutliff. Missouri Reserve Corps, Independent Company A. (Brookfield Company.) Moniteau County Company, commanded by Capt. John F. Pothoff. Nodaway County Battalion, commanded by Col. William J. W. Bickett. Osage County Battalion, commanded by Maj. Chesley Glover. Osage County Company B, Independent, commanded by Capt. John B. Cooper. *Only the field and staff of this regiment were paid by the Hawkins Taylor Commission. The regiment became the Twenty-seventh Mounted Infantry, three years' volunteers. It appears that there were four companies organized under the command of Maj. Josiah Hunt, but only Companies A and B were paid by the Hawkins Taylor Commission. Companies C and D became Companies D and C, respectively, of the Twenty-second Infantry Battalion, three years' volunteers. S. Doc. 412- -15 Osage and Hickory County organization, consisting of 17 companies, commanded by Col. Joseph W. McClurg. Ozark County Company, commanded by Capt. W. F. Martindale. Pettis County Company, commanded by Capt. William H. Burke. Phelps County Company, commanded by Capt. William Wenzel. Phelps County Company, commanded by Capt. John W. Bennight. Pike County Battalion, commanded by Col. George W. Anderson. Pilot Knob Company, commanded by Capt. Ferdinand Schmitz. Polk County Battalion. (Fifteenth United States Reserve Corps.) Potosi County Company, commanded by Capt. George R. French. Putnam County Company, commanded by Capt. James G. Gyles. Putnam County Company, commanded by Capt. Hugh Roberts. Putnam County Company, commanded by Capt. William H. Bogle. Putnam County Company, commanded by Capt. Sylvester S. Collins. Putnam County Company. (Shawneetown Company.) Schuyler County Company, commanded by Capt. William H. Bolander. Scott County Battalion, United States Reserve Corps, commanded by Maj. Daniel Abbey. Scouts and Guides, Independent Company, commanded by Capt. William J. Budd." Shawneetown Company, commanded by Capt. James Ewing. (See Putnam County Company.) Shelby County Company, United States Reserve Corps, commanded by Capt. Joseph H. Forman. Shibley's Point Company, commanded by Capt. Jacob R. Cook. (See Adair County Company.) Shoal Creek Rangers, commanded by Capt. James R. Murphy. (See Caldwell County Independent Company.) Spies, Scouts, and Messengers, Independent Company, commanded by Capt. John M. Richardson." St. Charles County Regiment, commanded by Col. Arnold Krekel. Stone County Battalion, commanded by Col. Asa G. Smith. Stone County Company, Independent, commanded by Capt. James M. Moore. Stone Prairie Company, commanded by Capt. John Sexton. (Also known as Lawrence County Company.) Sullivan County Company, commanded by Capt. Victor Doze. Sullivan County Company, commanded by Capt. James W. Cooper. Sullivan County Company, commanded by Capt. William S. Meals. Sullivan County Company, commanded by Capt. Aaron P. Connaughty. Union Home Guards. (First United States Reserve Corps.) United States Reserve Corps, Independent Company A. (Carondelet Company.) United States Reserve Corps Cavalry, Company A, Ozark County. (Ozark County Company.) Webster County Battalion, commanded by Col. Noah H. Hampton. "Though not Home Guards, this company was paid on the report of the Hawkins Taylor Commission. LIST OF MISSOURI ORGANIZATIONS OF MILITIA, CITIZEN GUARDS, AND MARINE CORPS NOT IN THE MILITARY SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES." SIX MONTHS' MILITIA." First Battalion (Albin's). Fifth Regiment (Fagg's). Sixth Regiment (Cranor's). Sixth Battalion (Burris's). Seventh Battalion (Harrison County). Albin's Battalion. (Also known as First Battalion.) Brewer's Independent Company. (Attached to Simpson's Regiment.) Burris's Battalion. (Also known as Sixth Battalion.) Castleman's Independent Company. (Attached to Washington County Battalion.) Cox's Battalion. (Also known as Second Battalion.) Cochran's Independent Company C. Cranor's Regiment. (Also known as Sixth Regiment.) Dallmeyer's Regiment. (Also known as Third Regiment.) Fagg's Regiment. (Also known as Fifth Regiment.) Fenwick's Independent Company. (Attached to Simpson's Regiment.) Grundy County Battalion, commanded by Lieut. Col. Walter King. Harrison County Battalion, commanded by Maj. J. W. Caseboth. (Also known as Seventh Battalion.) James's Battalion. Joseph's Battalion. (Also known as Third Battalion.) Kimball's Regiment. Leg's Independent Company. Man's Independent Company. This list was compiled from the official reports of the adjutant-general of the State of Missouri, the records of the War Department, and the rolls filed in the office of the Auditor for the War Department upon which the State was reimbursed for expenses incurred in the organization and maintenance of its militia. Although based upon such data as are accessible to the War Department, it is possible that it does not include some organizations that were in the State service, and it is known that it does not include some organizations of Citizen and Home Guards which were not recognized either as militia of the State or as in the service of the United States. The records of these organizations are very meager, especially of those formed in 1861 which were not paid through the agency of the Hawkins Taylor Commission. The rolls upon which the State was reimbursed for expenses incurred are filed in the office of the Auditor for the War Department. Mercer County Battalion, commanded by Lieut. Col. James J. Clark. Murdock's Independent Company. Rice's Independent Company, Light Artillery. (Attached to Fagg's Regiment.) Richardson's Battalion. Simpson's Regiment. (Also known as Fourth Regiment.) Turley's Independent Company. Washington County Battalion, commanded by Lieut. Col. F. B. Elmer. Wayne County Cavalry Company, commanded by Capt. P. L. Powers. First Regiment." ENROLLED MISSOURI MILITIA.a First St. Louis County Cavalry Battalion. Second to Thirteenth Regiment, inclusive. Nineteenth and Twentieth regiments. Twenty-second to Twenty-fourth Regiment, inclusive. Twenty-fifth Regiment, including an attached battalion of 3 additional companies. Twenty-sixth Regiment. Twenty-seventh Regiment, including an additional attached company. Twenty-eighth Regiment, including an attached battalion of 2 additional companies. Twenty-ninth to Thirty-ninth Regiment, inclusive. Fortieth Regiment, including an attached battalion of 3 additional companies. Forty-first and Forty-second regiments. Forty-third Regiment, including an attached battalion of 2 additional companies. Forty-fourth Regiment, including an attached battalion of 2 additional companies. Forty-fifth to Fifty-ninth Regiment, inclusive. Sixtieth Regiment, including an attached battalion of 2 additional companies. Sixty-first and Sixty-second regiments. Sixty-third Regiment, including an additional attached company. Sixty-fourth Regiment, including an attached battalion of 2 additional companies. Sixty-fifth to Sixty-eighth Regiment, inclusive. Sixty-ninth Regiment, including an attached battalion of 2 additional companies. Seventieth Regiment. Seventy-first Regiment, including an attached battalion of 5 additional companies. Seventy-second and Seventy-third regiments. Seventy-fourth Regiment, including an attached battalion of 2 additional companies. Seventy-fifth to Eighty-ninth Regiment, inclusive. a The rolls upon which the State was reimbursed for expenses incurred are filed in the office of the Auditor for the War Department. Three companies of the First Regiment were mustered into the United States service in 1864 for thirty days. Four companies of the Sixty-third Regiment were mustered into the United States service in 1864 for thirty days. Allensville Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. David Fouts. Andrew County Battalion (name of battalion commander not ascertained). Bollinger County Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. John R. Cochran. Bollinger County Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. James Johnson. Bollinger County Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. George W. Reynold. Bollinger County Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. James Rogers. Buchanan County Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. G. E. Landry. Buchanan County Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. William Randall. Callaway County Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. Hiram Cornell. Callaway County Company (unattached), originally commanded by Capt. William T. Snell, subsequently by Capt. Isaac T. Snedecor. Cass County Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. Alexander Robinson. Clay County Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. John W. Younger. Howard County Battalion, commanded by Maj. Benjamin Reeves. Independence Company A, Home Guards, commanded by Capt. Peter Hinter. Independence Company A, Citizen Home Guards, commanded by Capt. Peter Hinter. Independence Company B, Citizen Home Guards, commanded by Capt. Francis Little. Independence Company, commanded by First Lieut. William N. O. Monroe. (Also known as Wayne City Independent Company.) Iron County Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. Joseph Wilson. Iron Mountain Railroad Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. John Buchanan. Iron Mountain Railroad Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. Phineas J. Warren. Maries County Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. John M. Beezley. Maries County Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. V. G. Latham. Meramec Iron Works Company, commanded by Lieut. Thomas J. Griffith. (Attached to Sixty-third Regiment.) Mississippi County Battalion, commanded by Col. Henry J. Deal. (Consolidated with the Seventy-ninth Regiment.) Mississippi County Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. Edwin P. Diehl. (Became Company A, Seventy-ninth Regiment.) Mississippi County Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. L. W. Pritchett. (Became Company B, Seventy-ninth Regiment.) Montgomery's Company (unattached). New Madrid County Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. H. A. Applegate. New Madrid County Company (unattached), commanded by Capt. 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