Union citizen files re Crocketts
Crockett, David B. - Crockett's statement: age 18; in Humansville fight; got militia wagon & 4 mules; August 1861 self, James P. Crockett, Isaac, Willingham, Geo. Cornant robbed Barnes; intended to take Morton prisoner, 24 April 1862.

Crockett, David B. - U.S. vs Crockett; statement of Obadiah Smith, MSM recruiter for Southwest MO; 02 April 1862 militia attacked at Humansville by 200+, of whom 5 killed, 30-40 wounded, 7-8 captured; not regular organization, 24 April 1862.

Crockett, David B. - U.S. vs Crockett; statement of Robert Barnes, Cedar County, that band stole horses, saddle & bridle; file notation: guerrilla or bushwhacker, should be examined, 19 April 1862.

Crockett, James P. - Charges & specifications: robbing loyal citizens Robert Barnes and Andrew Morton 17 August 1862; plea of not guilty 09 July 1862.

Crockett, James P. - Interrogation of Robert Barnes; band including Crockett, under Conant's orders, took horses, bridle, saddle, martingale; one horse sent back; deft had been in Price's army, 09 July 1862.

Crockett, James P. - Interrogation of S. L. Montgomery: Crockett was private in Price's army at time of theft; Conant was Acting Asst. Quartermaster; one horse branded with Rains' division brand, CS8; acquittal 09 July 1862.

Crockett, James P. - Proceedings of military commission in Bates County, pursuant to Special Order No. 97, 13 June 1862