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Indexed as William M. Bittick, William M. Bitticks, Willis M. Bittick
6 Aug 1862, William M. Bitticks enlisted for a period of three years in Company
I, Steen's Regiment, Missouri Infantry, in Oregon Co, Missouri, by Col. Coleman
[Items 2, 3, 4]
6 Aug to 31 Oct 1862, William M. Bitticks appears on a Company Muster Roll for
Co. I, Steen's Regiment, Missouri Infantry, present; served 1 month & 12 days as
Cavalry @ $24, 1 month & 13 days as Infantry @ $11. [Item
2]
18 Sep to 31 Dec 1862, William M. Bitticks appears on a Company Muster Roll for
Co. I, Steen's Regiment, Missouri Infantry, present [Item
3]
28 Feb 1863, William M. Bitticks paid by Major Monroe. [Item
4]
March & April 1863, William M. Bitticks appears on a Company Muster Roll for Co.
I, 10 Regiment, Missouri Infantry, present. [Item 4]
30 April 1863, William M. Bitticks, Private, Co. I, 10 Regiment Missouri
Infantry, paid by Major Monroe [Item
11, Item 13]
30 April to 31 Aug 1863, William M. Bitticks, Private, Co. I, 10 Regiment
Missouri Infantry, appears on a Company Muster Roll. Listed as Absent,
captured July 4, 1863. [Item 11]
4 July 1863, W. M. Bittick, Private, Co. I, 10 Regiment, Missouri, captured by
Major General B. M. Prentiss at Helena, Arkansas. Sent to General Hospital
at Memphis, Tennessee on U. S. Hospital Steamer 'R. C. Wood.' [Item
8]
6 July 1863, W. M. Bitrick, Prisoner of War, Private, Co. I, 10 Regiment
Missouri, admitted to the U. S. A. Hospital Steamer, R. C. Wood with a gun shot
wound to the left leg [Item 6,
Item 8]
7 July 1863, W. M. Bitrick/Bittrick, Private, Prisoner of War, Co. I, 10
Regiment Missouri, sent to Overton U. S. A. General Hospital Memphis, Tennessee,
from Hospital Steamer R. C. Wood [Item 6, Item 7, Item 8]
9 July 1863, W. M. Bittick, Private, Co. I, 10 Regiment, Missouri, appears on a
roll of Prisoners of War captured by Major General B. M. Prentiss, at Helena,
Arkansas, on July 4, 1863. Sent to General Hospital at Memphis, Tennessee,
on U. S. Hospital Steamer 'R. C. Wood.' [Item 8]
15 July, 1863, William Bettick, Private, Co. I, 10 Regiment, Missouri, appears
on a report of prisoners of war remaining at Overton U. S. Hospital, Memphis,
Tennessee [Item 9]
28 July 1863, M. Biddicks, Private, Co. I, 10th Regiment, appears on a list of
killed, wounded and missing of 4th Brigade Missouri Volunteers at the battle of
Helena, Arkansas, July 4, 1863. List dated Camp Bayou Matoe, July 28,
1863; listed as missing. [Item 10]
30 April to 31 Aug 1863, William M. Bitticks, Private, Co. I, 10 Regiment
Missouri Infantry, appears on a Company Muster Roll. Listed as Absent,
captured July 4, 1863. [Item 11]
30 Aug to 8 Nov 1863, William M. Bitticks, Private, Co. I, 10 Regiment Missouri,
appears on a Register of the sick and wounded prisoners at Overton Hospital,
Memphis, Tennessee, Ward G. Complaint: Vulnus Sclopet [*see note];
Admitted: August 30, 1863; Returned to duty: November 8, 1863; transferred to
the care of Provost Marshal. [*Note: Vulnus Sclopet is probably the same as
vulnus sclopeticum which was a gunshot wound; Rudy's List of Archaic Medical
Terms: http://www.antiquusmorbus.com/International/Latin.htm] [Item 12]
12 Nov 1863, H. M. Bittick, Private, Co. I, 10 Regiment, Missouri, received at
Military Prison, Alton, Illinois. [Item
23]
Jan & Feb 1864, W. M. Bitticks, Private, Co. I, 10 Regiment, Missouri Infantry,
appears on Company Muster Roll; listed as Absent, captured at Helena, Arkansas,
July 4, 1863. [Item 13]
10 Feb 1864, M. Beltick, Private, Co. I, Moore's 10 Missouri Regiment, appears
on a list of prisoners captured at Helena, Arkansas, July 4, 1863. Listed
dated Camden, Arkansas, February 10, 1864 [Item 14]
29 Feb 1864, Willis M. Bittick, Private, Co. I, 10 Regiment Missouri, appears on
a Roll of Prisoners of War at Alton Military Prison who object to being
exchanged; objects to being exchanged, desires to take the oath of allegiance.
Sent to Fort Delaware February 29, 1864. "Indorsement (sic) shows: "Rec'd
(O. C. G. P.) Dec. 8, 1863" [Item 15]
29 Feb 1864, H. M. Bittick, Private, Co. I, 10 Regiment, Missouri, appears on a
Roll of Prisoners of War transferred from Alton Military Prison to Fort
Delaware, February 29, 1864. Roll dated Head Quarters Military Station
Alton, February 29, 1864. [Item 16]
4 Mar 1864, H. M. Bellick, Private, Co. G [should be Co. I], 10 Regiment
Missouri Infantry, received as Prisoner of War at Fort Delaware, Delaware. [Item 18]
5 Mar 1864, H. M. Bittuch/Bittck, Co. I, 10 Regiment, Missouri Infantry, appears
on a Roll of Prisoners of War received at Fort Delaware, Delaware, from Alton
Military Prison, Illinois. [Item 17]
27 Feb 1865, H. M. Bellick, Private, Co. G [should be Co. I], 10 Regiment
Missouri Infantry, appears on a register of Prisoners of War at Fort Delaware,
Delaware. Exchanged February 27, 1865. [Item 18]
27 Feb 1865, H. M. Bettick, Private, Co. G [should be Co. I], 10 Regiment
Missouri, appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War at Fort Delaware, Delaware,
paroled and forwarded to City Point, Virginia, for exchange February 27, 1865. [Item 19]
13 May 1865, W. M. Bittick, Private, Co. I, 10 Regiment, Missouri, appears on a
Roll of Prisoners of War released at the Alton Military Prison, May 13, 1865, in
compliance with instructions received from Com. General of Pris., dated May 8,
1865. Wishes transportation to Catawina [Catawissa in Jefferson Co,
Missouri] Station S.[?] W Branch Pacific
R. R.; reported as H. M. Bittick. [Item
20]
14 May 1865, William M. Bittick of Jefferson Co, Missouri, signs Oath of
Allegiance at Alton, Illinois. Description: Age 28, height 5 feet 11
inches, blue eyes, light hair. [Item
22]
14 May 1865, H. M. Bittick, Private, Co. I, 10 Regiment, Missouri, appears on a
roll of Prisoners of War received at Military Prison, Alton, Illinois.
Received November 12, 1863, May 14, 1865 released on Oath of Allegiance. [Item
23]
