Available in the military section of the RCHS Museum.  Index of names below.

• Billings, Abraham (1754-1839; Died at Ralls County, Rev. War pension denied)

• Briscoe, Ralph

• Ford, Alexander

• Fugate, Josiah

• Greenwell, Ignatius (buried at St. Paul)

• Hardy, Arnold

• Jamison, Robert

• Markle, Charles 

• McAfee, George (Buried at St. Paul)

• Parker, Peter

• Seely, John Nichols (buried at Salem?)

• Sims, Rhodam

• Turner, Samuel

• Wylie, William

Available in the military section of the RCHS Museum.  "Samuel Turner" written on top of document.  Unsure how this document related to Ralls County.

Available in the military section of the RCHS Museum.   Unsure how this document related to Ralls County.

• Wickersham

• Ignatius Greenwell, age 96 died 23 Jan in Ralls Co. a Revolutionary veteran

• A-B-G-P-S-T surnames

Available in the military section of the RCHS Museum.   

• Ignatius Greenwell genealogical material

• Hardy, including Arnold & Solomon Hardy, genealogical material

• A-B-G-P-S-T surnames

Photocopy of selected pages available in the military section of the RCHS Museum.   Viewable online at https://archive.org/details/genealogicalabst0003whit

Document available in the military section of the RCHS Museum.   

• Greenwell, Ignatius

• Hardy, Arnold

• Markle, Charles

• Bell, Joseph

• Jamerson, Robert

• Seely, John

• Turner, Samuel

• Sims, Rhodam

• Billings, Abraham

• Parker, Peter

• Billings, Abraham

• Briscoe, Ralph

• Ford, Alexander

• Fugate, Josiah

• Jamison, Robert

• McAfee, George

• Wylie, William

War of 1812 Soldiers who lived in Ralls County

• Allison, Elzea/Elsy (1796-1888)

Document available in the military section of the RCHS Museum.   Ralls index below

• Greenwell, Ignatius

• Hardy, Arnold

• Markle, Charles

• Seely, John

• Turner, Samuel

Document available in the military section of the RCHS Museum.   Program and names.

Document available in the military section of the RCHS Museum.   

James Shohoney, a revolutionary soldier, sleeps in a lonely grave on the old Roland Keithley place, 7 miles east of New London.  He was the grandfather of Thornton Keithley. The Sons of the Revolution should erect a monument over his grave.

Document available in the military section of the RCHS Museum.   Title are below.

• Revolutionary War Gunboat Discovered Upright in Lake (St. Louis Post-Dispatch, July 1, 1997)

• The Case Against Thomas Jefferson:  Books say he was a drafter, not author, or Declaration (St. Louis Post-Dispatch, July 6, 1997)

• Muzzling The Ghost of Benjamin Franklin (St. Louis Post-Dispatch, July 6, 1997)

• Jefferson's Prose Alone?  That's No Longer Self-Evident (St. Louis Post-Dispatch, July 4, 1997)

• Two Perspectives on Elusive Thomas Jefferson (St. Louis Post-Dispatch, February 23, 1997)

• The Truth About Valley Forge:  A Revolutionary War tour aims to shatter some old myths (St. Louis Post-Dispatch, July 5, 1997)

• Jefferson's Monticello is no ordinary rich man's mansion (St. Louis Post-Dispatch, November 30, 1997)

• 13 Things You Never Knew About The American Revolution:  A noted historian shares some surprising facts about our nation's war of independence (St. Louis Post-Dispatch, November 23, 1997)

• Battle here in 1780 will be re-enacted near Old Cathedral (St. Louis Post-Dispatch, May 1998)

• The Private Side of John Quincy Adams (St. Louis Post-Dispatch, December 7, 1997)

• The Jefferson questions:  Who are his descendants, and what does race mean? (St. Louis Post-Dispatch

• First president's diary notes going on Internet (Printed from Hannibal Courier-Post website, 9/15/2000)

• Jefferson descendants grapple with issue of black kin (St. Louis Post-Disptach, April 21, 2000)

• What you should know about the Declaration of Independence (St. Louis Post-Dispatch,  July 4, 2000)

• Jefferson DNA tests support rumer he had child with slave (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

• Jefferson letter on Lewis and Clark to be auctioned (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

• Questions about Jefferson?  Go Online (Parade Magazine, April 18, 1999)

Document available in the military section of the RCHS Museum.   Summary of documents  below.

• Portrait & Biographical Record:  Lillardd, M'Leod, Rowley

• The Fightin' Parson:  The War of 1812 is over, but not for re-enector David Clifton (Rural Missourian article)

• If we had a few barls of powder and 2 hundred lead is all we ask...Captain Nathan Boone's Company of Missouri Rangers and Captain Eli B. Clemson's Company of 1st United States Infantry (Promotional brochure for The Despatch)

• War of 1812 in the West Symposium (Promotional brochure for workshop by MODNR)

• War of 1812 in the West Symposium (Green agenda for 2003 conference)

• The Despatch, January-February 20023:  The Hournal of the Recreated 1st US Infantry and Boone's Rangers

• Louisiana to have mural of Buffalo Ford (Printout from Hannibal Courier Post webpage, printed 6/29/2002)

• Invoice of Sundry Merchandise sold and delivered to the Missouri Company by Fr. Regnier at St. Louis the 3d May 1809 (Manuscript )

• Soldiers of the War of 1812 with a Missouri Connection, Veterans of the American Revolution Buried in Missouri (Betty Harvey William of Warrensburg, MO request for information)

• Atlas of Indians of the Great Lakes www.abebooks.com (Internet printed map)

• Archaeologists unearth vestiges of conflict, frontier that converged at Fort Johnson site in Warsaw (Printout from Quincy Herald Whig, dated 10/11/2009)

• Reunion of Veterans (Newspaper composite printed)

• Spencer Creek Massacre Folder:

  • Indian Claims Giles Thompson, Salt River

  • Minneola, Missouri with post-it that says "Spencer Creek Masacre"

  • The Battle of Spencer Creek by Joe Burnette, Feb. 1, 1824

• War of 1812 Appendix "A" Missouri Rangers

• O'Neil Attach 1812 War Folder

  • Tales & To...from Down in...A collection of remebrances and research from Calumet Township in southeastern Pike County, Missouri

  • Fort Mason and the War of 1812 written and submitted by Dorothy Eichenberger

• Soldiers of Ralls County War of 1812 Folder

  • War of 1812 Soldiers who Lived in Ralls County, MO

    • Allison, Elzea/Elsy

    • Arthur, George

    • Bell, Joseph

    • Bentley, Samuel

    • Billings, Abraham

    • Boyd, William

    • Brashears, Mereda/Meredith

    • Brice, Benoni

    • Briggs, William Gilkey

    • Brunner/Bruner, Peter

    • Chitwood, John C.

    • Cleaver, Stephen

    • Conn, Francis

    • Cox, James

    • Ellis, Walter

    • Ellis, William

    • Foreman, William

    • Gentry, Harmon

    • Greathouse, William

    • Hays, George

    • Kinkade/Kinkead, John L

    • Kidwell, Francis "Frank"

    • Krigbaum, John

    • Louis, Emily

    • Organ, Archibald

    • Rector, James "Vincent"

    • Ross, James

    • Rouse, Nicholas

    • Thompson, Raphael

    • Tompkins, William

    • Waters, George

    • Watson, Hezekiah

    • Wood, James

    • Yancey, WIlliam

  • Wylie Genealogy, Son of Samuel Wylie, Rev. War

  • Ignatius Greenwell information

  • Letter "Dear Kathleen, dated 12 Aug 1988, signed Nelda McCrory, re: William Wylie

  • Melanchology Accident:  Wiley, resident of Ralls County, drowned in attempting to cross Salt River at the ford near Matson's Mill, Salt River Journal, April 4, 1840, page 2, column 3.  Drowing occurred 31 Mar 1840

  • Markle, Charles, Ralls County

  • Turner, Samuel, Ralls County

  • Simms, Rhodan, Ralls County

  • John Lawson, a Revolutionary pnsioner, died in Ralls County on the 19th, He was 93 years old.  1812 Veteran, w. notes

Document available in the military section of the RCHS Museum.   Summary of documents  below.

Individual Folders for:

• Billings, Abraham Ralls County

• Geenwell, Ignatius Ralls County

• Hardy, Arnold Ralls County

• Hendrick, Elijah (Hendricks) Pike County

• Jameson, Elijah Ralls County

• Leake, ? Ralls County

• Markle, Charles Ralls County

• Parks, James Parris Ralls County

• Jameson, Robert Rev. War Soldier

• Sims, Rodan, Rhodam, Roden, Ralls County

• Trabue, Edward Jane E. Clay Trabue

• Turner, Samuel Ralls County