This is list is very likely incomplete.  Please email Alan Sparks to have your ancestor listed here.

The veterans listed below are known to have ties to Moniteau County.

The Revolutionary War Soldiers are from family records, as none are known to have an original existing tombstone in Moniteau County.

The War of 1812 are from a variety of sources including family histories, tombstones, service records and obituaries.

Some War of 1812 through Mexican War are from C. M. Gordon Law Books transcribed by Betty Williamson.

Most listed from Spanish-American War and later are from cemetery records and obituaries.

Revolutionary War (4)

David Allee

John Hines *

William Howard *

Enoch Job/Jobe

James Kelly

David Moore

* Possible - still seeking confirmation

War of 1812 (12)

Thomas Andrew

William (Kitchen) Baldwin

James Birdsong

William Christian

Edward Follin

James Glenn

Abraham Job(e)

Edward McDaniel

William McKissick

Mathew Pettigrew

William Powell

Jesse Todd

Blackhawk War - 1832 (1)

John W West

Mexican War - 1846-1847 (15)

Mansfield Apperson

David Bishop

Robert Glenn

William Goddard

John Inman

Washington Kenny

William Wesley King

Calvin Moad

James Musick, Jr.

Christopher Phillips

Frank L Potter

Anton Rubbe

David Schreiak

Rudolph Ludwig von Byern

James R Weir

Edward Williams

The U.S. Civil War and later wars/conflicts have innumerable veterans that have called Moniteau County home.

These veterans will be listed as they become available.

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