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Slaves that went to war
Compiled by McRae Limerick
Some of the Confederate soldiers that were slave owners brought their favorite servant to the war with them. They were considered a part of the Confederate Army. They were eligible to draw a soldier's pension, which some did eventually draw.
The following is a partial list:
Servant's Name |
In Service of |
| Adams, Joe - Scooba | Captain R. S. Adams |
| Chamberlain, Frank - Kellis Store | Bogue Chamberlain |
| Carter, Chance -Scooba | Dr. John Carter |
| Cherry, Henry -Sucarnochee | Andy Cherry - Co. B, 35th MS, Capt. Oden |
| Donald, Berry -Preston | unknown |
| Gully, Ike, Rt. 1 Moscow | Capt. Sloke Gully, 40th MS Cav. |
| Hampton, William -DeKalb | G. B. (Pat) Hampton, 35th MS Vol. |
| Jack, James -DeKalb | Capt. Abb Jack, 35th MS. Vol. |
| Lampley, Eli - Gholson | Capt. Ben Lampley and Capt. Henry Gully |
| McCalleb, Hayse -Scooba | Capt. Calvin McCalleb, 35th MS Reg. |
| McCall, Rishard (Dick) | Capt. Bill Jarvis, 10th Reg. |
| Pettus, Pleasant - Scooba | General Ed Pettus |
| Stuart, Frank -Preston | Capt. E. F. Nunn, 45th MS. Reg |
| Townsend, Frank -DeKalb | Capt. Oden & Jack Townsend |
| Williams, Jack -Scooba | Jeff Payne |
| Walls, Henry -no location given | Dr. John Walls |
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