1. the US Archives,
2. the pension records of the 13 CSA states,
3. the rolls of the UCV &
4. Dr. Blackerby's book, BLACKS IN BLUE & GRASY.
SORRY, but once more, your "drawers are seen to be at 1/2 mast"!
free dixie,sw
I don't doubt that 50,000 to 65,000 blacks served the Confederate army. I also suggest that most of them were the mixed race children of raped slave women. Often those were the only children that many (younger) slave owners had.
I asked for a Black Regiment that fought for the Confederacy. I got no answer from you on that. I don't think there is one, but not being an expert on the subject, would love to be shown to be wrong.