NAME & RANK: Sgt. Fountain G. Bristow (Bristol)
Unit: Co. A 5^th Missouri Cavalry Regiment
Died: November 9, 1864
Approximate Age: 16 Years
Cause of death: Gunshot wound of lungs
Additional information: Sergeant Bristow was wounded at the battle of Mine Creek (Osage) on October 25th, 1864. He was originally from Warsaw, Missouri; born the fifth of nine children to a farming couple named John and Sarah Bristow.

NAME & RANK: Pvt. Peter A.J. Embree
Unit:    Co. A
Perkins' Missouri Cavalry Regiment
Died: November 17, 1864
Approximate Age: 24 Years
Cause of death: Gunshot wound in the back
Additional information: The Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System lists Pvt. Embree as belonging to "Purkins' Arkansas" Infantry Regiment.
Perkins' Missouri Cavalry Regiment was organized during the summer of 1864. It was later reorganized as an infantry unit, and was disarmed/disbanded late that year. It was only ever partially armed and was assigned to guard Price's supply train. Born around 1840, in Chariton County, Missouri, he worked as a farm laborer before the war.

NAME & RANK: Pvt. Joel Franklin
Unit:    Thompson's Brigade
Missouri Cavalry
Died: March 11, 1864
Approximate Age: 34 Years
Cause of death: Consumption ; Phthisis Pulmonalis [i.e. Tuberculosis]
Additional information: Pvt Franklin was born in Kentucky and was living in Bowling Green, Missouri when he enlisted in Sedalia. In 1860 he had a wife named Ann and a baby son.

NAME & RANK: Pvt. J. C. M. Harris
Unit:   
12^th Missouri Cavalry Regiment
Died: November 4, 1864
Approximate Age:
Cause of death: Gun shot wound of forehead, thigh, and face
Additional information:

NAME & RANK: Pvt. Patrick Mullens (Mullins)
Unit:

Died: January 19, 1865
Approximate Age:
Cause of death: Typhoid fever
Additional information: The date of death on Pvt. Mullens marker is incorrect.

NAME & RANK: Pvt. Joseph A. W. Page
Unit:    Co. A
29^th (McGehee's) Arkansas Cavalry Regiment
Died: November 20, 1864
Approximate Age: 20
Cause of death: Gun shot wound knee joint, typhoid & pneumonia.
Additional information:

NAME & RANK: Fay Price
Unit: Unknown

Died: November 4, 1864
Approximate Age: 21
Cause of death: Unknown
Additional information: There was a Confederate guerilla (bushwhacker) with this name operating in Kansas/Missouri in 1862. His name has been associated with that of Thomas Livingston, the commander of the 1^st Missouri Cavalry Brigade which operated along the SW Missouri border, Eastern Kansas, and the Indian Territory. Fay may be short for Lafayette. There was a Lafayette Price who was born in 1843; living in Neosho, Missouri in 1860.

NAME & RANK: Pvt. Hiram Safford
Unit:    Co. H
45^th Arkansas Mounted Infantry Regiment
Died: November 22, 1864
Approximate Age:
Cause of death: Typhoid
Additional information: Captured 25 Oct 1864 at Mine Creek and sent to Military Prison at Ft Scott, KS.

NAME & RANK: G Springer
Unit: Unknown

Died: February 15, 1863
Approximate Age:
Cause of death: Typhoid, pneumonia.
Additional information:

NAME & RANK: J Teague
Unit: Unknown

Died: February 15, 1863
Approximate Age:
Cause of death: Unknown
Additional information: There was a Teague family with three men of military age with the initial "J" living in Bourbon County in 1860; Joab Teague from NC, age 48; John Teague from MO, age 20; and Jesse Teague from MO, age 15. None of these men appear on the 1870 Kansas Census.

NAME & RANK: Pvt. Lewis Thomas
Unit:    Co. A
4^th Missouri Cavalry Regiment
Died: November 5, 1864
Approximate Age: 55
Cause of death: Chronic diarrhea and paralysis of legs
Additional information: Pvt Thomas enlisted on 1 AUG 1862 in Bloomfield, MO. He was assigned to the dismounted part of Marmadukes command. On 15 December 1863 he was detailed to shoemaker duty. He was captured at Mine Creek on 25 OCT 1864. He was married and his widow lived in Jackson County, MO.

NAME & RANK: Pvt. William A. Tucker
Unit:    Co. A
5^th (Gordon's) Missouri Cavalry Regiment
Died: November 4, 1864
Approximate Age: 34
Cause of death: Gun shot wound of knee joint
Additional information: Pvt. Tucker was captured at Mine Creek on 25 OCT 1864. He was married when he died and his widow lived in Farmington, MO.

NAME & RANK: Pvt. Thomas F. Wells (Welles)
Unit:   Co. E
14^th Missouri Cavalry Battalion (Wood's Partisan Rangers Battalion)
Died: November 12, 1864
Approximate Age:
Cause of death: Chronic bronchitis
Additional information: Pvt. Wells was captured at Mine Creek on 25 OCT 1864.

NAME & RANK: Pvt. Robert Martin
Unit:    Co. D
10^th Missouri Cavalry Regiment
Died: January 23, 1865
Approximate Age: 30
Cause of death: Smallpox
Additional information: Pvt Martin entered a military hospital in Mound City, Kansas with a gunshot wound after the battle at Mine Creek. The report of his death states Pvt. Martin claimed to be a "Deserter of Rebel Army". The death record indicates he was from "Dane County, Missouri." There is no "Dane County" in that state. Perhaps Dent or Dade county is Private Martin's home county.