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Maddox/Foster

Most lists of Quantrill's men include George, Morgan T., Richard (Dick) and William Maddox as being affiliated with Quantrill.

A history of Jackson Co. says that Quantrill's men often camped on land that belonged Larkin Maddox, the father of those listed above.

Martin and Mary Foster were my ancestors and are shown living with the Maddox family in 1850. Martin was a veteran of the Mexican and family lore is that he was the slave overseer on the farm. The Fosters later lived in Kingsville and Gunn City, then moved to Nebraska in 1883.

My question is this: Is there any evidence that Martin Parmer Foster was a member of Quantrill's band?

1850 Census Blue Twp, Jackson County, Missouri
Maddox, Larkin 52
Jane 47
Ann 22
Wm. 21
Richard 18
Thomas 15 (Morgan T.?)
George 13
Jackson, Marcenus 27
Foster, Martin 28
Mary 19

Best regards,
Thomas

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