BLACK CONFEDERATES PAROLED
Blacks with the Confederates Paroled at Appomattox
Blacks, all believed to have been slaves, paroled at Appomattox on April 9 thru 11, 1865.
Compiled by Bennie J. McRae, Jr.
Quartermaster Department of 3rd Corps Ordinance Train
Sixteen (16) slaves (names unknown)
18th Georgia Battalion
Joe Parkman | Musician | Company A |
George Waddell | Musician | Company A |
Henry Williams | Musician | Company B |
Louis Gardeen | Musician | Company A |
James Polk | Cook | Company B |
Scipio Africanus | Cook | Company B |
William Read | Cook | Company C |
John Lery | Cook | Company A |
Quartermaster Department, Gary's Cavalry Brigade
James Barabaha | Guard |
Thomas Bowen | Teamster |
Burress Bowen | Teamster |
John Bowen | Teamster |
Jack Caldwell | Teamster |
Donaldsonville Artillery, Company B
Henry Blum | Cook |
L. Leport | Servant |
John Mamply | Servant |
John Semple | Servant |
Others
Bob | Teamster | Slave of David Bridges |
Jim | Unknown | Slave of T. M. Dittrick |
Solomon Wright | Blacksmith |
SOURCE: Appomattox Courthouse National Historic Site, Appomattox, Virginia.
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Trotwood, Ohio
Category: Civil War |
Subcategory: Paroled |
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