This is an authentic muster roll from Estillville, (now Gate City), Scott County Virginia for the year of the Mexican War (1847). Some of the people on this roll are known to have also served in the Civil War - those are notated in the list below by an asterisk. Thanks to the help of researchers we know that the P in Hezekiah Neal's name stands for Patrick and we were also fortunate to get a picture of him and his gravemarker that we can share here.
     Another interesting fact about this article that we uncovered is that George Vineyard served in the Revolutionary War.
                                                      Transcribed below:
Column Headings (not totally filled out) are Names of officers, Nonattendance, Side arms, Fire arms, Uniform Coat, Epaulets, Plumes
Transcription:
A list of the commissioned and staff officers, belonging to the 124th Regiment Commanded by Hezekiah P. Neal, at Estillville on the 14, 15 & 16th days of April, 1847 and the Regimental Muster at the residence of George Vineyard on the 17th day of April 1847.

     I report Capt. C.C. Fugate for failing to furnish a list of his privates; sub officers, etc. at the Regimental muster at 
Geo. Vinyards on the 17th day of April 1847.
H.P. Neal, Comdr. 124 Regts. - Acquitted