Mic Barnette,
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You may be interested in this portion of my 200-page Name Index from my 1,046-page book that is from handwritten records. Some of these entries may be off-topic, but I think the whole listing adds to the Civil War study discourse.
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Negro, Black, Colored, Mulatto, Other
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black and white intruders into Indian Territory, 360xx
Bourland, Nancy Jane Rochels (1844 Rep. of TX Congress Resolution), 19
Bourland, Sarah Rochels (1844 Rep. of TX Congress Resolution), 19
Buffalo Soldiers (original), 10th Cav, guided travelers across the plains, 373x328, A-428, A-437, A-438, A-440
Carter, Edmund J., a "free-men of color in early TX", 311
Cobb, Howell (CSA Gen) lived openly with a mulatto and had 2 ch, A-363, A-389
Cochran, Loring, Lorn, 1855 Negro bricklayer, Harrison Co TX, 63, 67, 332, 376c
Crawford, Paint, d-Jan 1871 Young Co TX, slave of Simpson Crawford of Palo Pinto Co TX, 318
Cureton, Dennis, d-Jan 1871 Young Co TX, slave of W.E. Cureton, 318
DeSpain, Phil or Boy, a Negro carpenter rented to build Col. Bourland's house (1856 Collin Co TX), 386c
Fannie (Harling) Johnson, Negro of LeHigh, Choctaw Nation, I.T. m-Britt Johnson's son, 319
freedmen communities near Ft Arbuckle, I.T.; in Young Co TX, 311, 330, A-440
freedmen, freedmen labor, 133, 311, 319, 332, 336, A-323
Hunter, Ms., a Negro woman killed (1842 Fann Co TX), 39
Johnson, Britt, (c1840-1871), a Negro; m-Mary, white, 7 ch; after Oct 1864 he moved to Veal's Station TX (1864 Young Co TX), 313, 314, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320
Johnson, Cherry (mulatto), dau of Britt, a Negro; Mary (taken captive 1864 Young Co TX), 317, 318, 320, 322
Johnson, Jim (mulatto), son of Britt, a Negro; Mary (killed 1864 Young Co TX), 316
Johnson, John, son of Britt, a Negro (1864 Young Co TX), 317, 318, 319, 320
Johnson, Jube (mulatto), son of Britt Johnson, a Negro; Mary (1864 Young Co TX), 317, 318, 322
Johnson, Julie (Fields), a Choctaw Freedman of Atoka County OK, 319
Johnson, Mary, white, wife of Britt, a Negro (taken captive 1864 Young Co TX), 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 322
Johnson, Sally (mulatto), dau of Britt, a Negro; Mary (1864 Young Co TX), 317
Labor Bureau, CSA Lt-Col S.A. Roberts addressed misuse of Negros, 328, 329
Manion, Ben and Sarah (Negros) killed by lightning, 2
McCarroll, Sarah, b-1844 MO and 5 ch, who lived in 1860 with Col Bourland, 338
Monk slave family (1852 Choctaw-Chickasaw Nation, I.T.), 66, 90, 376c
Monk, Brittany (Negro, 1856 Cooke Co TX), 67
Monk, Charles (Negro, 1856 Cooke Co TX), 67
Monk, Dallice (Negro, 1856 Cooke Co TX), 67
Monk, Ike (Negro, 1856 Cooke Co TX), 66
Monk, Mary Ann & family (1852, I.T.), 66, 90
Monk, Minerva, plus 2-yr-old ch (1852, I.T.), 90
Monk, Nila (Negro, 1856 Cooke Co TX), 67, 334
Monk, Rob (Negro, 1856 Cooke Co TX), 67
Monk, Rose & family (Negro, 1856 Cooke Co TX), 67
Monk, Vicey (Negro, 1856 Cooke Co TX), 67, 90, 332, 376c
Negro soldiers, 1st Kansas Colored Vol. Infantry, 194
Negros, load of Negos brought, in 1865 to Ft. Davis of Stephens Co TX, to J.C. Steel house, 365
Pin League, Pins, Union sympathizers, Negros and Indians, 315, 360x, 360x328, A-375
Planter Law, 140
Ransom, George, Negro of 1865 Kansas, A-382
Roady Baptist Church and school, 1877, for freedmen, A-440
Rochels, Mary (1844 Rep. of TX Congress Resolution), 9, 20
Rochels, Wm. (1827 Weakley Co TN), 9
Rose Hill Plantation Slave Quarters, 46
runaway slaves, 133
slave trader, value of slaves, 11, 12, 67, 90, 102, 103, 350c
slaves, 247, 339c
slaves, rebellious, shot; Fugitive Slave Law, 92, 122, 123, 139
slaves: whites and Negros, slaves to Indians, 320
whipping, warnings for freedmen, hickory oil, 286, 360xx, 369x331
Yeary, Tony, slave (1841 Fann Co TX), 35, 40
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As a public school teacher, I like to think that I do not see ethnicity, but when I was working on this book, I tried to present the handwritten records clearly, esp. those that addressed slaves, Hispanics, mixed races, etc.
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I welcome your questions.
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Patti, prochette@Juno.com
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