John T. Appler  (1842 -  )

Missouri Confederate Home
Higginsville, Lafayette Co., Missouri
 

Missouri State Archives Soldier Database:
John Appler, Private, Confederate. 4 Missouri Volunteers Infantry, Company K.
John Appler, Private, enlisted 27 April 1862 Memphis, Tennessee. Muster Roll on file Adjutant General's Office,
Jefferson City, Mo.

John S. Appler, Private, Confederate. 1st Missouri Infantry. Sources: "Bevier" 1879 Appendix, Page 9.
List of Survivors of 1st and 2nd Missouri Brigades with present residence and occupation.

John T. Appler, Confederate, Confederate Home.

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Civil War Service Records:
J.T. Appler, Co. K, 4 Missouri Infantry. Rank in Private, Rank out Private. Confederate. Alternate name: John Appler.

John Appler, Co. H., 1 & 4 Consolidated Missouri Infantry. Rank in Private, Rank out Private. Confederate.

John Appler, Co.  K, 4 Missouri Infantry. Rank in Private, Rank out Private. Confederate.

John T. Appler, Co. K., 4 Missouri Infantry. Rank in Private, Rank out Private. Confederate. Alternate name: John Appler.

John T. Appler, Co. H., 1 & 4 Consolidated Missouri Infantry. Rank in Private, Rank out Private. Confederate.
Alternate name: John Appler.

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Missouri Union Provost Marshal Papers, 1861-1866:
John T. Appler, Hannibal, Marion Co., Mo. Letter commanding Sergeant Fleming to take charge and deliver him safely to the Office of the Provost Marshal General in St. Louis. Told he will be responsible if Appler escapes. 16 February 1864.

John T. Appler, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Mo. Illegible. 17 -- 1864.

John T. Appler, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Mo. Notice that Appler was sent from Hannibal and would be received as a prisoner at Gratiot Street Prison. Document notes he was admitted to hospital. 19 February 1864.

John T. Appler, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Mo. Special Order granting Appler's parole from the Gratiot Street Prison. Appler ordered to remain within city limits of St. Louis. 8 March 1864.

John T. Appler, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Mo. Note that Appler is a cripple who will likely have to have his leg amputated adn whose family wants his return to Hannibal. Military recommendation that his parole be extended to limits of State.
 -- May 1864.

John T. Appler, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Mo. Special Order that Appler wold be released upon giving Oath of Allegiance.
9 -- 1865.

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Civil War Soldiers & Sailors System:
John T. Appler, 4 Missouri Infantry, Co. K. Confederate. Rank in Private, Rank out Private. Alternate name: John Appler.
John T. Appler, 1 & 4 Consolidated Missouri Infantry, Co. H, K. Confederate, Rank in Private, Rank out Private. Alternate name: John Appler.

John Appler, 4 Missouri Infantry, Co. K. Confederate, Rank in Private, Rank out Private.
John Appler, 1 & 4 Consolidated Missouri Infantry, Co. H, K. Confederate, Rank in Private, Rank out Private.

J.T. Appler, 4 Missouri Infantry, Co. K. Confederate, Rank in Private, Rank out Private. Alternate name: John Appler.
J.F. Appler, 4 Missouri Infantry, Co. K. Confederate, Rank in Private, Rank out Private. Alternate name: John Appler.
J.A. Appler, 4 Missouri Infantry, Co. K. Confederate, Rank in Private, Rank out Private. Alternate name: John Appler.