Okay - I read the article in your other thread and that had the info we needed. The man you are interested in is William P. Jones. He was born in Tennessee about 1845. His family was living in Claiborne County in 1860, where his father was a farmer. I'm assuming he is the William P. Jones who enlisted in Tazewell (the Claiborne County seat) in April of 1862. He was in Company A of the 63rd Tennessee Infantry, enlisting as a private. He was appointed a corporal in February of 1863. In April of that year he transferred to Captain Fulkerson's company (Co. F) in the 1st Tennessee Cavalry. He seems to have moved to St. Joseph not long after the War ended - he is there in 1870, working as a clerk in a clothing store. Later he owned a clothing store, which is where the incident described in the newspaper article took place. He married a woman named Delia and seems to have had no children.