4th Mo Co E, CSA/MSG Contacts

 Captain Daniel Keith   - I live in Bolivar, MO. I started re-enacting back in 1989 with the 9th Texas Company F out of Dallas, TX. I moved to Columbus, KS in 1992 and joined the 4th Missouri when Bob Harrington was still captain. Soon after I joined Ted Prater was promoted to captain. In 1996 I retired from re-enacting and concentrated on raising kids. In February of 2004 I started to get the itch and called up Captain Sam Looney (now a Major) and got back into the the greatest hobby on earth. I have served as a first and second corporal & first and  second sergeant. On September 16th, 2006 I was elected captain. I am still not sure how all that happened so quickly. You can contact me at the email above or call me at (417)777-2296.

 

 

 

 

 1st Lieutenant / 3rd Sergeant Scott George  Long term friends, members of the 8th Tenn. in middle Tennessee, introduced Scott to re-enacting. Scott saw the elephant at Wilson Creek and joined the 8th in several engagements including two national events. Scott joined the Fourth at the battle of Carthage in 2003. From the start he tried to faithfully portray an infantry soldier to help educate the public on life in that era. Rank came soon, starting with 2nd Corpral and moving up to 2nd Sergeant. As the company expanded, Scott was elected 1st Lieutenant. In this rank, Scott has had the opportunity to lead the company within the First Missouri Battalion and on independent missions. Scott had the honor of protraying General Sterling Price in "August Light" a flim about Wilson Creek and the war in Missouri.

 

 

 

1st Sergeant Laurence Bryan - Re-enacting for 3 years  now.  Great Hobby!  Loved it since the first battle at Pilot Knob in September 2007!   Great window into History.  I use my experiences in the classroom as a High School Social Studies teacher.

 

 

 

 

 

 

2nd Sergeant Charles Gentry

1st Corporal Ryan Truster  

 

 

 

2nd Corporal Clayton Kelly  I've been re-enacting since April 2009 and I love it! I've always been a Civil War buff, and re-enacting brings the history book to life. It's a great way to relive history and make friends.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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