The Civil War affected everyone in Missouri regardless of what side of the conflict they supported. However, little comprehensive data exist regarding events in the lives of individuals beyond Military Records, scattered newspapers, and in some cased, records found at courthouses. Because there is no central source for this research, and many newspapers only identify individuals by first name and rank or title (Mr., Mrs., etc.), it is hard to know just who they are referring to. Since all the enrollment records have been organized into Regiments and Companies and a volume of the state officers is now available, it is possible to transcribe the existing newspapers and insert the missing first names or initials for the articles and flesh them out, so they will be of benefit to researchers. Some articles included were actually published after the Civil War but contain information of those who were involved in the conflict. Material for this series came from many newspapers and copy written articles from papers no longer in existence. All books are compiled 8.5x11" format in soft cover.

Click here for the consolidated index books. Individual volume indexes do contained additional clues to identify the county and, if applicable, military service of those involved.

Click here for a series introduction page, and examples of additional added material (PDF).