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From: "John O'Brien" <>
Subject: Hays & Quantrell survivors annual encampment - August 1913
Date: Sun, 18 Apr 2004 00:34:08 -0500

ALEXANDER, BOGGS, BROWN (3), BURRUS, BUTLER,
CAMPBELL (2), CAVE, CLARK, COLLINS, COSTELLO,
DUNCAN (2), ERWIN, FIELDS (2), FISHER, FORD (2),
GEORGE, GILL, GREER, GREGG, HAHN, HAMBRIGHT,
HAMILTON (3), HARDING, HARRIS (2), HOLLOWAY,
HOPKINS, HOUSE, HULL, HUNTER, JEAN, JOHNSON,
KABRICK, KRITSER, LEWIS, McCHESNEY, MILLER,
MILLS, MOORE, MORRE, MORROW, MOSBY, MUIR,
MUST, NOEL, NOLAND (3), PALLETT, PAPSCOTT,
PITCHER, POWERS, ROWDEN, SCHULL, SCRIVNER,
SMITH (3), SPAINHOUER, ST. CLAIR, STAPLES,
STONE (3), TATUM (2), TYER, VIVIAN, WEBB (2),
WELCH, WHITSETT, WIGGENTON, WINFREY,
WOOD, YOUNGER



"The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Tuesday, June 17, 1913

QUANTRELL MEN TO MEET.

The annual encampment of the Hays and Quantrell survivors
will be held at Wallace Grove on the Kansas City-Independence
car line Friday and Saturday, August 22 and 23. Maj. Harvey J.
VIVIAN, senior living officer of the Hays regiment, and Capt.
William H. GREGG, aid-de-camp to Quantrell, have charge of
the arrangements. The Upton Hays Chapter, U.D.C., will assist
with the encampment.

Following is a list of all the known living members of these two
Jackson County commands:

Kansas City, Mo.:
Jefferson MOSBY, 413 East Thirty-third Street
William B. BROWN, 1401 Virginia Avenue
J. J. FORD, 5614 East Sixteenth Street
S. N. PITCHER, 2008 Kensington
J. M. BURRUS, orderly sergeant, 806 Brooklyn Avenue
R. E. CAMPBELL, 105 East Thirtieth Street
Turner A. GILL, 225 West Sixteenth Street
William H. GREGG, captain Company H. 2007 East 39th Street
Alex M. HOLLOWAY, 3425 Cherry Street
W. H. MILLS, 5016 Harrison Street
George M. NOLAND, 3403 Tracy Street
Maj. H. J. VIVIAN, 2901 Campbell Street
Dr. Caleb WINFREY, surgeon, 907 East Fourteenth Street
Thomas S. STONE, 3221 Oak Street

Independence, Mo.:
C. C. FIELDS
W.W. FIELDS
A. G. HULL
T. B. HARRIS
D. L. STONE
James R. WEBB
Warren W. WELCH
Joe NOLAND
W. T. SMITH
George WIGGENTON

Oak Grove, Mo.:
O. J. BROWN
Charles DUNCAN
J. H. GEORGE
Joseph HAHN
John HARDING
H. V. P. KABRICK
F. M. WEBB
John Brown
E. B. PALLETT

Lee's Summit, Mo.:
Willis DUNCAN
O. H. LEWIS
William MUIR
Thomas NOLAND
John W. TYER
Cole YOUNGER
Jeff BOGGS
J. W. NOEL

Blue Springs, Mo.:
Davis CLARK
William HOPKINS
Frank SMITH
Joseph V. ST. CLAIR
John W. TATUM
Thomas B. TATUM
William T. STONE

Buckner, Mo.:
Pat COSTELLO
James W. HAMBRIGHT
B. F. MORROW

Greenwood, Mo.:
Samuel HAMILTON
F. K. BUTLER
Burks HARRIS
John MUST

Odessa, Mo.:
B. F. WOOD
T. L. McCHESNEY
Sterling POWERS
Tom JEAN
George A. CAMPBELL

Lone Jack, Mo.:
Alfred SPAINHOUER
William SPAINHOUER

Pleasant Hill, Mo.:
Peter ALEXANDER
Samuel HAMILTON

Pasadena, Cal.: A. G. CAVE

Strausburg, Mo.: Dr. Joe COLLINS, surgeon

Tulia, Tex.: C. W. FORD

Dillon, Mont.: W. H. ERWIN

Bisbee, Ariz.: John ROWDEN

Valley Park, Mo.: George SCHULL

Lexington, Ky.: William GREER

Pittsville, Mo.: James PAPSCOTT

Olathe, Kas.: J. P. HAMILTON

Little Blue, Mo.: John T. HOUSE

Shawnee Mission, Mo.: William M. JOHNSON

Taylor, Tex.: John KRITSER

Grain Valley, Mo.: E. A. MORRE (MOORE)

Knobnoster, Mo.: Dr. Vernile MILLER

Belton, Mo.: David SCRIVNER

Marceline, Mo.: A. STAPLES

Vega, Tex.: James S. WHITSETT

Mosier, Ore.: F. M. HUNTER

Nevada, Mo.: William S. FISHER

Kalispar (Kalispell), Mont.: Philip SMITH


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(I have no connection with any of these families but I'd appreciate
knowing if you found this posting helpful.)

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