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Memoranda on arrest of Clinton Buskirk, Piketon, Kentucky. 1862

Clinton Buskirk.-Born in Pennsylvania at Johnstown; has lived in Pennsylvania and Ohio and Logan County, Va., until the spring of 1859, when he removed to Piketon, Ky. Was arrested by Colonel Williams. Says two of his brothers are in Floyd's brigade. On his examination was confused, and I had great difficulty in extracting anything from him. Refused to take the oath of allegiance. General Johnson of Kentucky, knows nothing of him. Mr. Wilson knows nothing of him except that he has heard he has two brothers in Floyd's brigade. Mr. McDonald, delegate from Logan, proves while in Logan he bore a good character and has one brother in Floyd's brigade. I cannot recommend his discharge, but think he ought to be held as a prisonser to be exchanged for our men taken in Kentucky.


SOURCE: Official Records of the War of the Rebellion, Series 2, Volume 2, pg. 1446

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