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Miles Ingram (ca 1843-1890) was a slave of the Joseph Ingram plantation near Rogersville in Lauderdale County and a private in Co H, 111th Inf, United…
Anthony Brannon (1843-1929), a son of Wilkins and Adline Brannon, one of over 100 men who served in USCT regiments from Lauderdale County, enlisted in…
An August 5, 1882 Florence Gazette notice that an elderly black woman named Mely Decatur, who lived near Pruitton, in north-central Lauderdale…
A June 5, 1861 Florence Gazette article reporting that "a cripled [sic] free colored man, who is known by the name of Ab [Abe?]," "begged and plead…
An April 12, 1917 Florence Herald notice that the US Army is looking for Negro men to enlist and that they may do so at the recruiting station in the…
An April 12, 1917 Florence Herald notice for an upcoming mass meeting of the Tri-Cities black community (to which whites are also invited) at the…
A June 7, 1917 Florence Herald report on the registration for the draft in Lauderdale County, which showed that out of 690 registrations in the…
An August 9, 1918 Florence Times report of "another contingent of colored men" who left Florence for basic training at Camp McClellan at Anniston, the…
A December 19, 1918 Florence Herald report on US Nitrate Plant No. 2 which gives the total number of workers as 15,170 then gives a breakdown of the…
A March 13, 1919 Florence Herald notice by the Soldiers Comfort Committee that, in the wake of returning veterans eligible for the $60 bonus being…
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Military Service Records of Private Miles Ingram, Co H, 110th Infantry, United States Colored Troops (USCT).
Service Records of Private Anthony Brannon, Co H, 111th Infantry, United States Colored Troops (USCT)
Mely Decatur Receives a Union Military Pension
Ab, a Handicapped Free Person of Color Asks to Accompany Captain Houston's Confederate Company
"U. S. Army Calls for Negroes"
"Colored Mass Meeting"
"No Slackers Here"
"Colored Soldiers Go Forth"
"U. S. Nitrate Plant No. Two One of Busiest Places in South"
A Committee formed to Assist Returning Veterans in Filling Out the cards for Returned Soldiers Eligible for the $60 bonus at No Charge.