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Dr. Charles Henry Phillips
"From the
Farm to the Bishopric."
Dr. Charles Henry Phillips
History
of The Colored Methodist Episcopal Church in America,
published in 1925 is online at http://docsouth.unc.edu/church/phillips/phillips.html#fp2.
Adele Logan Alexander, Ambiguous Lives: Free Women of Color in Rural Georgia, 1789-1879 (Fayetteville: University of Arkansas Press, 1991). |
Charles Batton, Union Navy Sailor, Civil War Fred Smith, Union Navy Sailor, Civil War Allen Brantley aka Allen Blunt received a federal pension for his work with Sherman's troops during the March to the Sea. He was in Co. I, 103 Reg USC Inf. Pension as invalid March 31, 1898. His widow filed June 20, 1932. Military Companies Middle Georgia Volunteers was a African American military company organized in Milledgeville in 1877 or 1878. Commanded by Capt. Bob Collins. A Flag was presented to them at the State House Aug. 2, 1878 by Miss Ada R. Lee response by J. S. Mason. Feb 3, 1880 Alfred Lee was the Capt. when he died and was buried with military honors. Simon Jones was a member in 1881 when he died. Union Recorder 12 Feb 1878; 30th July, 1878; 06 Aug. 1878 ; 03 Feb. 1880; 02 Aug 1881 |
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