Jonathan B. Fuller

On June 13, 1864, Jonathan B. Fuller writes from Kansas City, Missouri to his father. Fuller discusses church activities and says that there are probably a few bushwhackers in the area. "Patrols are out every night," he writes, "but the object of them seems more to prevent smuggling ammunition & supplies out of town to the guerrillas than to guard against any attack." Fuller adds that he is to give an address at William Jewell College.

June 13, 1864

Surviving a Guerrilla War
Guerrillas
Bushwhackers

Jonathan B. Fuller

Kansas City, Missouri
Jackson County, Missouri
Clay County, Missouri
Liberty, Missouri

State Historical Society of Missouri – Kansas City

Jonathan B. Fuller (1840?-1928) Papers (K0040): f.11, Item 3

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