Could you give us more to work on? Literally thousands of Missouri southern men served their cause as guerrillas at one point or another. Many acted in that capacity only for a while and also performed as regular soldiers or gave up the whole thing and reverted to civilian life again, too. There is no central registry of these guys, not even in their own county (with a few exceptions).

I have a little on a Thomas or Tom Hunter from the Randolph County area during 1863, but that is in northeast Missouri. There were a number of Hunter men who could be called guerrillas in several parts of Missouri.

More details, please. The more you provide the better the chance that someone may have something for you. Lots of southerners remembered meeting Bill Anderson, because he stood out.

Bruce Nichols