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Union Provost Files – Activity by State Records maintained on Civilians during The Civil War
NO STATE LISTED
Taylor, no date, no location. Alias John Johnson. File No. 10350
Chester B. Taylor, no date, no location. Alias John Shaw
ALABAMA
Mrs. Caroline Taylor, widow. August 24, 1865, Pikeville, Alabama. Letter to Provost Marshall. Federal Cavalry took her horse.
James C. Taylor, no date or location. Patrick M. Frazier. File No. 21636. Company 8, 13th Alabama Infantry
Lewis B. Taylor, January 21, 1865, Montgomery County, Alabama. Copy of Marriage Certificate. Lewis B. Taylor married Eunice Hulser
W. B. Taylor, September 18, 1865, Montgomery County,
Alabama. G. W. Malsy (Massy?) File No. 1562. Company F, 1st
Missouri infantry.
Removed U. S. property (horse) from a corral.
William Taylor, June 27, 1863, Lauderdale County, Alabama.
Oath of Allegiance. Age 27. Captured at Gay Gap, Tennessee.
Brought to Camp Chase.
ARIZONA
George Taylor, no date. Guerilla. Case No. 15145. C. H. Slaughter. Dayton’s Company D Davidson 1st Battalion, Arizona Brigade
ARKANSAS
A. H. Taylor, May 7, 1862, Independence, Arkansas. Pass. Destination - home. Oath of Allegiance. Age 22, dark eyes and hair, 5'8" tall, heavy set.
Berry Taylor, May 2, 1863, Ozark County, Arkansas. Guerilla. Violation of the laws of War. Robbed John Pearson of Wright Co., Missouri. Took
clothing, one horse saddle and bridle. Violated Oath of
Allegiance taken in the summer of 1862 in Tennessee. Witnesses: Captain R.
L. Rutts, Mansfield,
Missouri and John Pearson, near Lebanon, Missouri
Cyrus Taylor, colored, October 1864, Arkansas. Rebel
Drucilla Taylor, March 1864, Vaugine Township, Jefferson Co., Arkansas. Oath of Allegiance. Age 51, hazel eyes and black hair, fair complexion, 5' tall.
Elizabeth F. Taylor, March 14, 1864, Dunesseaux, Jefferson Co., Arkansas. Oath of Allegiance. Age 25, black hair and blue eyes, 5'3" tall.
George M. Taylor, April 17, 1865, Marion Co., Arkansas. Oath of Allegiance. Released to go to Louisville, Kentucky.
George W. Taylor, July 2, 1863, Randolph Co., Arkansas. Oath of Allegiance.
L. C. Taylor, January 4, 1867, Little Rock, Arkansas. Witness.
Minerva J. Taylor, March 14, 1864, White Oak, Jefferson Co., Arkansas. Oath of Allegiance.
Sanford V. Taylor, August 22, 1864, Private, Company B, 4th Arkansas Cavalry. Claims he is owner of a
mare, now in the possession of L.C. Wright, citizen. Sanford V. Taylor affidavit
Susan E. Taylor, March 12, 1864, Locust Cottage, Jefferson Co., Arkansas. Oath of Allegiance. Age 38, 5'5" tall
Solomon Taylor, no date or location. See John Watson. Company G, 19th Arkansas Infantry.
COLORADO
Clinton Monroe Tyler, March 25, 1866, Permission to take a
wagon train to Denver City, Colorado Territory from Fort Hays, Kansas.
Special Order No. 65 issued by order of Colonel H. B. Carrington, 18th U.
S. Infantry, Fort Hays, Kansas. (See memo and biography
of Clinton M. Tyler below. (Memo issued from
Fort Hays )
CONNECTICUT
William Taylor, June 11, 1864, Hartford, Connecticut. Oath of Allegiance.
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