Pryor, Nathaniel:  145, footnote

Pryor Creek (Okla.):  142, 145

Quantrill, W.C:  45; guerrillas raid Black Bob Lands and Olathe, 205; raid upon Lawrence, 238, footnote, 239; work scorned and repudiated by McCulloch, 303, footnote; perpetrates Baxter Springs massacre, 304; movements, 304 and footnote; Maxey feels no repugnance for services of, 326

Quapaw Agency:  53, footnote

Quapaw Nation:  46, 50, footnote

Quapaws:  48, in First Indian Expedition, 115, footnote; driven into exile, 116 and footnote; become refugees or are drawn into ranks of Federal army, 204; some, not bona fide refugees, 204, footnote; no longer in Second Regiment of Indian Home Guards, 252

Quapaw Strip (Kans.):  126

Quesenbury, William:  158, 248, footnote

Rabb’s Battery:  114, footnote

“Radicals”:  305, footnote

Rains, James S:  125; makes Tahlequah headquarters of Eighth Division Missouri State Guard, 130, footnote; to attempt to reenter southwest Missouri, 194; Cooper acts under orders from, 197; in disgrace, 198

Randolph, J.L:  267, footnote, 309, footnote

Randolph, George W:  Pike makes complaint against Hindman, 156-158; sympathy for Pike, 168; desires to terminate Magruder’s delay, 186; suggests that Price serve as second in command under Magruder, 186, footnote; reassures Pike, 187, 189; instructions to Holmes, 189

Ratliff, Robert W:  121, footnote, 127

Rector, Elias:  175, 181, footnote

Rector, H.M:  185, footnote

“Red Legs”:  305, footnote

Red River:  20, 36, 248, 311, 315

Reserve Indians:  112; Pike negotiates successfully with, 173, footnote; volunteers authorized, 173-174, footnote; disorders among, 182; uprising against and murder of Leeper undertaken by, 182-183; Tonkawas almost exterminated by, 184; companies organized among, 266, footnote; fed by contract, 308, footnote

Reynolds, Thomas C:  287, footnote

Richardson, James D; work cited in footnotes on pages 21, 172, 278, 322

Richardson, John M:  113

Riddle’s Station (Okla.):  276, footnote 293, 295,
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Ritchie, John:  applies to Dole for new instructions, 106; appraisement of, 106, footnote; dilatory in movements, 114, footnote; disagreement with Kile, 115, footnote; slow in putting in appearance at Humboldt, 115; commands Second Regiment Indian Home Guards, 115; conducts prisoners to Fort Leavenworth, 144; allows men to run amuck at Shirley’s Ford, 197; dismissal from service recommended, 197; Phillip’s ranking officer, 325

Roane, J.S:  Arkansas left in care of, 128, 149; asks forces of Pike, 149; conduct in Mexican War criticised by Pike, 149, footnote; fights duel with Pike, 149, footnote; character, 199; arrests Pike, 200