*This summer at an auction in Cinncinatti, I submitted the winning bid for a copy of Quantrill's Muster Roll.
*The list was recovered after the battle of Pleasant Hill, MO, on 11th July 1862, one of very few confrontations in which partisans and “regulars” actually fought directly.
*My Great-Great-Grandfather Frederick Jausel (Jansel) of Co. A. 1st MO Cavalry US led by Captain Henry J. Stierlin and Captain M. Kehoe.
*He was one of the first troopers that engaged Quantrill, and was later wounded during the 1 1/2 hour battle.
*I would like to display both Quantrill's Muster Roll and my Grandfather's Remington Revolver that he used that day.
*Please let me know if you know of a group & person who would be interested in displaying these pieces of NW Missouri Civil War History.

Thanks,
Tim

The list begins:
I have the honor to submit also a copy of a Roll of Quantrills gang, which was found on one of his Sergeants, who was Killed in the action to
wit:... and it is signed Allow me to sign myself / Very Respectfully / Your most obedient Servant / (Signed) Henry J. Stierlin, /Capt. Co A & 1st Mo. Cav.,
/Comdg Batty.

The list includes some names of renown or notoriety: obviously William Clarke Quantrill, himself; George Todd, one of the most notorious of the group; Cole Younger (although spelled "Coal" on the list); William Gregg, who wrote about Jesse James after the war; James Vaugh also wrote a book, but claimed he was Jesse James. What is more striking, however, are the names not on the list. Only one of Quantrill's original "core" group, William Haller, is listed, as are only half of what was thought to be his next group of recruits - Jarrette, Gregg and Todd. It seems to be accepted that this list represents the earliest “incarnation” of Quantrill’s band.Every source indicates that there are no complete lists of all members of this notorious guerilla band. Men came and went throughout the war (other than those killed or wounded).

1. Wm. E. Q[u]antrill Capt.;
2. W. Haller, 1st. Lt.
3. Geor. W. Todd, 2d Lt.;
4. W. H. Gregg, 1st. Sergt.;
5. Jno. Jarrett, 2d Sergt.;
6. J.L. Tucker, 3d Sergt.;
7. Andrew Blunt [Blount], 4th Sergt., Killed;
8. F. M Scott, Commis. Serg.
9. Rich Maddox, Q. Mo.;
10. Aores, Henry
11. Anderson, Hugh L.
12. Atchison, Sylvester;
13. Atchison, Wiley;
14. Atois, John
15. Austin, H.;
16. Burker, J. D.
17. Bowling, Jas. H.;
18. Burnes, Richd.
19. Burgers, U.M.
20. Baker, W.A.;
21. Butler, W.H. (wounded)
22. Barnet, Q.M.
23. Barnet, Jas.
24. Ball, Lee;
25. Bledsow, W.M.
26. Bell, W.C.;
27. Bowers, J.;
28. Barnet, O.S.
29. Cunningham, Jas.
30. Colderune (?), W.
31. Chiles, Kit;
32. Clifton, Samuel;
33. Chumlin, Wm.
34. Coldesrane
35. Cockerell, Syners
36. Cunningham, A.L.
37. Cheatham, W.T. (dead)
38. Campbell, Wm. H.;
39. Dejarinett, J.Q.R.
40. Davenport, Robt.
41. Doke, W.T. ;
42. Dicker, L.W.
43. Doores, W.M.
44. Estie, Noah
45. Freeman, J.G.;
46. George, J.H.;
47. Houx, Mike;
48. Houx, Mat.;
49. Houx, Robt.
50. Hully, W.
51. Hampton, Jno.
52. Hown, Q.W.
53. Hamton, M.
54. Hull, J.F.
55. Houston, M.;
56. Harris, A.;
57. Haire, W.
58. Hull, Rbt.
59. Hendricks, J.A.;
60. Judd, W.J.
61. Koger, J.W.;
62. Longacre, C.A.;
63. Long, B.L.;
64. Lyon, Jas.
65. Muir, B.S.
66. Morris, J. L.
67. Maddox, Geo.
68. Moone, Egory.
69. Olifart, Jno. W.
70. Owing, Q.
71. Ogden, Harry;
72. Offutt, Oath
74. Perdee, L.B.
75. Perdee, Q.R.
76. Pove, D.M.
77. Pemberton, H.C.
78. Robinson, T.M.
79. Rider, L.M.
80. Rider, Geo.
81. Stevenson, Robt.
82. Tucker, W.D.
83. Teugue, Jno.
84. Tery, Q.H.
85. Teugue, J.T.
86. Thompson
87. Leugue, A.B.
88. Vaughn, James;
89. Vaughn
90. Williamson, L.T.
91. Younger, Coal;
92. Yeager, Richard;
93. Doores, J.F.