Skip to main content

Brief report of the services rendered by the freed people to the United States Army in North Carolina : in the spring of 1862 after the battle of Newbern [title page]

Thumbnail for Brief report of the services rendered by the freed people to the United States Army in North Carolina : in the spring of 1862 after the battle of Newbern [title page]
View
@ Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Manuscripts, Archives and Rare Books Division. The New York Public Library

Description

From Collection

Brief report of the services rendered by the freed people to the United States Army in North Carolina : in the spring of 1862 after the battle of Newbern.

Record Contributed By

Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Manuscripts, Archives and Rare Books Division. The New York Public Library

Record Harvested From

The New York Public Library

Keywords

  1. New Bern, Battle Of, New Bern, N.C., 1862

Related Content

The freedmen's blacksmith and wheelwright shop The first public school for colored people in North Carolina, established by Vincent Colyer, April 1862 Wm. Kinnegy returning to the Union Army with his family, from whom he had been separated by slavery for five years Sergeant Bryant and Corporal Jones defending Newbern, February, 1864 The Union scout The freedman. From the statuette by J. Q. A. Ward The old nurse Arrival of the freed people Repairing railroad, etc Bringing in supplies of cattle The freedmen as Union scouts Sergeant Furney Bryant, 1st North Carolina colored troops Chopping wood and cooking for the hospitals Placing the stockade in building the forts Industry of the women and children Flight of the negroes Furney Bryant, the refugee Services of the freed people on the battle field
Download JSON