Re- Documented in September 2013: Andrew Allen Biggs, IS a SON of Hardy Biggs {1814/15} and a First wife. Her Name has yet to be documented. - Andrew Allen Biggs was married -4- times. Andrew Allen Biggs married {# 1} Betsey Dunkin in Missouri. - No Children documented.) - {# 2} Catherine Jane Rector on November 02, 1854 in Laclede County, Missouri. They were the parents of - (Ten Children) - James Wesley, William Andrew, Martin Luther, Charles Lafayette, Rosa Belle, Hardie/y, Annie Jane, Elbert Riley, Harmon and James Biggs. {# 3} Sallie Beasley in 1916 and Divorced in Springdale, Arkansas within a few months. - (No Children.) - {# 4} Mary Etta Mustain of Arkansas in 1916. * 1920 Census shows: One -5- year old child, Johnie Biggs from this marriage.

I questioned this last statement by Numbers many times. No one produced solid documentation. - September 2013, I found documentation! I searched for an Arkansas Birth Certificate for Johnie J. Biggs. No Luck? - Those Numbers reveal a different conclusion! WHY NOT try: Johnie J. Mustain/Musteen per search? - Up pops Arkansas Birth Certificate # 2442 for: Johnie J. MUSTAIN. Mother: Etta Mustain. - Johnie J. Mustain/Biggs is NOT a child of Andrew Allen Biggs! John J. Mustain/Biggs is a Stepson to Andrew Allen Biggs.

* Documentation taken from Fold-3 Military Records and a Book confirm the following: Andrew Allen/A. A./Andrew A. Biggs, age 27, a farmer, born Robertson County, Tennessee enlisted as a Pvt. in Company "B", 8th Missouri Volunteer Cavalry, USA on August 30, 1862 in Springfield, Missouri. {Residence: Lebanon, Missouri} November 1862 On Duty, Cook for Captain. December 6, 1862 Absent, Left Sick in Fayetteville, Arkansas. December 8, 1862 Absent, Left Sick at Fayetteville, Arkansas. {Have NOT been able to document him as being engaged in the Battle of Prairie Grove, Arkansas on December 7, 1862! His Regiment was there.} April 21, 1863 Absent, On Scout Duty. July 1, 1863 Absent, Left Sick at Gen. Hospital in Ironton, Missouri. September 10, 1863 Participated in Battle of Little Rock, Arkansas. December 12, 1863 Absent, Sick at Gen. Hospital in Little Rock, Arkansas. {Hospital Muster Roll Card: Patient. Clerk wrote Name as: A. A. Rigs! In Remarks section on this Card: Filed with Andrew A. Biggs.} June 25, 1864 Participated in Battle at Clarendon, Arkansas. August 24, 1864 Participated in Battle at Ashley's Station, Arkansas. August to September 1864, On Duty as Company Cook. May 20 through 31, 1865, Absent, Sent to Gen. Hospital Little Rock, Arkansas. {*HMRCard # 1539 reads: May 31, 1863 Admitted; Age: 28; Nativity as Tennessee; Residence in Rolla, Missouri! - Have NOT been able to document this Residence!} June 17, 1865 Mustered Out under Telegram dated Washington D.C., May 3, 1865 and signed by: W. A. Nichols, A.A.G. - Ralph Biggs, a Great-grandson