Southern Forces at the Battle of Lexington

Last Name

First Name

County

Company and Additional Information

Palmer	C.N.	Ray
Palmer	James	Macon
Park	M.C.	Platte
Park	Sam	Platte
Park	Thomas	Platte
Parker	Newton J.	Ray
Parker	Maj. Wm.C.	Ray
Parmer	J.H.	Boone
Parr	E.	Lafayette
Parsons	I.W.	Saline
Patrick	L.C.	Saline
Patterson	J.O.	Howard/Chariton
Patton	Col	Andrew
Paul	J.H.	Saline
Payne	John	Sullivan
Peacher	Quin	Boone
Pearson	C.F.	Chariton
Peddrich	--	Platte
Pennell	William H.	--
Perdue	Henry C.	Ray	Captured at the Battle of Lexington
Perkins	Caleb	Randolph	Company B; 5th Infantry; Regiment Major
Perry	John	Lafayette
Persinger	A.	Lafayette
Persinger	Harvey	Lafayette
Persinger	Ike	Lafayette
Persinger	A.O.	Lafayette
Phillips	Bennet E.	Lafayette
Pindal	H.I.	Randolph
Pixiee	P.C.	Clay
Plattenburg	J.Q.	Lafayette
Plattenburg	Harvey	Lafayette
Plemmons	James	Carroll
Plott	W.J.	Saline
Poe	Marion	Macon
Poindexter	J.A.	Randolph
Pool	Archibald	Lafayette
Porter	Joseph Chrisman	Lewis
Potter	Charles	Platte
Potts	J.	Callaway
Price	Sterling	--	Major General; exiled to Mexico after the War
Price	Edwin W.	Chariton	Brigade General; 3rd Division; Missouri State Guard; oldest son of "?"; captured Stockton, Mo.
Price	Celsus	--	staff officer; second son of Sterling Price
Price	R.	St. Charles
Price	Edwin W.	Chariton
Price	Thomas H.	Chariton
Price	Joe	Cooper
Price	Col. Celsus	--
Priest	P.	Ralls
Pritched	Edward	Watson
Procter	Thomas	Lafayette
Pruitt	Robert	Johnson
Pryor	Judge	--
Pugh	Charles D.	Platte
Punano	Jackson	Boone
Putch	W.	Saline
Puttiam	D.	Saline