My gg-grandfather Thomas D. Hybarger was a soldier in the Civil War CSA for the state of Missouri and was a POW during the war and was released during June 1865 (see website company A): http://missouridivision-scv.org/mounits/woodregcav.htm I have a copy of the General Index Card of my gg-grandfather who served in the Civil War and the information included is as follows (also checked the State of Missouri Civil War CSA index and it has the same information): Hybarger, Thomas D. 2nd Lieutenant Co. A, Wood's Reg't, Missouri Cavalry - Confederate. Apparently my gg-grandfather rejoined some Confederate Troops after his release from prison and was killed between June and November 1865 by Union Troops - do not know exactly when and where or where he is buried. He left behind a wife and two very small sons. My gg-grandparents were married after 1860 (census period), approximately 1861, and had two sons between 1861 and 1863 (have not been able to secure birth, marriage, death or cemtery reords from this area). The town they lived in Long Lane, Dallas County Missouri, had town buildings burned several times which housed birth, marriage, death and cemetery records - public documents. Does anyone know how I can obtain my gg-grandfather's Civil War military records and how I can go about getting some information about them in Dallas County Missouri in the early 1860's (which books etc.). Thanks. Fred Bultman Sugar Land, Texas