Thank You Bruce, I've noticed it also. I viewed it before I posted my inquiry and was wondering if this was the place the Muster Roll referred to. Yes, Hardy L. Biggs was from Laclede Co., MO. I've been trying to pin this down, because there are so many Hardy Biggs in this family. I've got about -7- to -10- that I know of in Ancestry. They interchanged that name so many times it has been hard to determine which Hardy one is talking about and this is what I'm trying to clear up. My GGF had a younger brother named Hardy L., age fits here, and another brother, David S. Biggs, then a cousin, Hardy C. Biggs, all in same Unit who served together. As family history has it down, everyone says Hardy Biggs married an Elizabeth Smith. They are about half-right, one Hardy Biggs did, but not the main Hardy which my line runs through by a 1st wife. I've torn my genealogy apart trying to set the record straight and have shown most all that I descend through Hardy, b: abt 1815 and 1st wife, not William another Brother! William's son, Hardy is the one that married Elizabeth Smith. I've had an Uncle Hardy, a cousin Hardy, just wished they would have named one or two of the "Sue". ha,
Gregg also pointed another factor out, that it might be Camp Lake Springs, MO. This I've seen also. Could have been transferred wrong on spelling on paper trail. Run into quite a bit of this.
I do appreciate ALL the help Gentlemen.
Thank YOU, RB