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Legacies of Freedom:Tracing Descendants of African-American Civil War Veterans
- 1. Legacies of Freedom: Legacies of Freedom: Tracing Descendants of African-American Tracing Descendants of Civil War Veterans African-American Civil War Veterans
- 11. One serious conflict involved both commissioned and noncommissioned officers. In June 1864 (Lt. Col.) Chamberlain chided Capt. George A. Bailey, who commanded Co. H, for his inability to handle one of his sergeants, Andrew Marshall. The evidence suggests that the problem had less to do with racial tension and more to do with Bailey’s incompetence. The Capt. wanted to exchange Sgt. Marshall for another Sgt., but Chamberlain told him either to manage Marshall or to jail him. The episode was resolved only when Bailey resigned his commission on 14 August 1864. Andrew Marshall would then rise to the rank of Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant. Richard M. Reid, Freedom for Themselves: North Carolina’s Black Soldiers in the Civil War Era (UNC: 2008), 165.
- 12. Legacies of Freedom: Tracing Descendants of African-American Civil War Veterans
- 13. Legacies of Freedom: Tracing Descendants of African-American Civil War Veterans
- 23. John D. Marshall and Peggy Banks Lonella John Lee Bertha Pearlie Sidney James Elizabeth Sadie Evelyn Mary Charles Frank M.T. Katie Peggy Elizabeth Dora Alice
- 24. Descendants of Andrew Marshall • Frank Marshall’s 90th birthday with his sister Mary Marshall Roach, age 92, in May 2013
- 25. Maria Marshall Sanders sold her portion of land for $1.00 to have this church built.
- 26. Across from Marshall Chapel RD
- 27. Gravesite of Andrew & Hessie Marshall in Greenwood Cemetery, New Bern, NC
- 28. John Everett John Everett Civil War Sailor Civil War Sailor
- 29. From the union of two slaves named Moses and Charlotte Everett on the plantation of T.C. Everett in Stump Sound Township were born 4 sailors: John, Aaron, Nathaniel, and Daniel Everett This is the story of John
- 30. Two Sons of John E. Everett Born while still in slavery
- 32. 1874 John Everett marries Susan Robbins
- 35. • In 1910, John Everett lived in New Bern, NC, with his second wife Charlotte. They had been married for 7 years. The census shows that John was a minister, and he could read and write. He owned his own home, and it was paid in full. (under marital status John has “M2” married
- 39. John E. Everett and Catherine Batson Aaron Anderson & Almond Clifton Lula, William, Thaddeus, Almond Jr. John, & Stephen Daisy, Mary, Austin, John, William, Katie, Stephen & Melvin Phyllis Olivia Hardison
- 40. • In approxiamtely 1885, John E. Everett established the first and only black elementary school in Sneads Ferry, NC. He was the first teacher. When the school closed in 1954, Mary Everett, greatgranddaughter of John Everett was the school’s Principle.
- 41. Little Zion African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church was founded in 1883. It was the very first black church in Sneads Ferry. Rev. John Everett was the first preacher in 1884. Several original members of Little Zion, were John Everett, Aaron Everett, Richard Everett, and Nathaniel Everett. Across from the church is the Sneads Ferry Community Cemetery the only black cemetery in Sneads Ferry. It was the idea of John Everett, grandson of our Civil War veteran John and veteran of WWI. He was the first interment in the community cemetery.
- 42. • John also helped to establish the Jenkins Chapel Missionary Baptist Church and the Trent River Oakey Grove Missionary Baptist Association.
- 44. Revealing Legacies in a Public Forum
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- 46. Legacies of Freedom: African American Civil War Veterans http://www.nps.gov/civilwar/index.htm www.ancestry.com National Parks Service Civil War Site Ancestry (paid subscription) www.ancestrylibrary.com Ancestry through your public library www.fold3.com Civil War Service Records (paid site) some libraries subscribe www.nclive.com Heritage Quest database includes Freedmen Bank Records and Census www.findagrave.com Find a Grave http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov/ Gravesites in Veteran Cemeteries (Dept.of Veterans Affairs) http://digitalnc.org/collections/north-carolina-city-directories Old NC City Directories http://archive.org/index.php Internet Archives (digitized) https://deeds.onslowcountync.gov/external/LandRecords/protected/v4/SrchNameAdvanced.aspx Your local Register of Deeds website for information on current day and past descendants