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Records of the Assistant Commissioner for the State of South Carolina
Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, 1865 - 1870
National Archives Publication M869 Roll 44
"Records Relating to Transportation"
Register of Orders Authorizing Transportation Feb. 9 - Sept. 4, 1866
| 1866 Date |
No. of Order |
Name of Persons |
Total No. Sent on Requisition |
To What Place |
| Feb. 9 |
1 |
John Emmett & Robert |
2 |
Petersburg, Va. |
Feb. 9 |
2 |
Mrs. McCasey & two children |
3 |
New York, Ny |
| Feb. 13 |
2 |
John Kirk, dest. freedman |
1 |
Jacksonville, Fla. |
| Feb. 13 |
3 |
Nancy Stevens, dest. woman |
1 |
Wilmington, NC |
| Feb. 20 |
4 |
Alfred Brown & wife |
2 |
Goldsboro, NC |
| Feb. 22 |
5 |
Mrs. J. A. Bentley & two children, refugees |
3 |
Nashville, Tenn. |
| Feb. 23 |
6 |
Lewis Battles, crippled & dest. fr |
1 |
Newburn, NC |
| Feb. 24 |
7 |
35 Adults, 14 children from Columbia |
49 |
Grenada, Miss. |
| Feb. 26 |
8 |
Adam Pully and fifty-six others from Columbia |
57 |
Vicksburg, Miss. |
| Feb. 28 |
9 |
Ed Wilson, dest. freed boy |
1 |
Washington, DC |
| March 3 |
10 |
Benjamin Jeff., dest. refugee |
1 reported |
Washington, DC |
| March 13 |
11 |
L. G. Messeroy, destitute refugee |
1 |
New York city |
| March 15 |
12 |
John Timmons - not used |
1 |
New York city |
| March 19 |
13 |
Mona Hinton & her children Charles, Killis, Sammy & Lucy from Chesterville |
5 |
to Raleigh, NC |
| March 23 |
14 |
Richard Talieferro, dest. boy |
1 |
Yorktown, Va. |
| March 31 |
15 |
Mary Ann Gibbs, destitute woman |
1 |
New Orleans, La. |
| March 31 |
16 |
Mary Ann and Martha Gibbs, from New Orleans, La. |
2 |
Charleston, SC |
| April 20 |
17 |
James Henry, sick & dest. freedman |
1 |
Richmond, Va. |
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18 |
destroyed |
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| April 27 |
19 |
Marg. Murphy, Ann Brown |
2 |
New York city |
| May 2 |
20 |
Mrs. Bolin, dest. refugee - not used & destroyed |
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| May 14 |
21 |
Jane Lyons & James Lyons, dest. freedpeople |
2 |
Lancaster, Tenn. |
| May 19 |
22 |
Robert Alexander, dest. orphan |
1 |
Wilmington, NC |
| May 24 |
23 |
Lena James (col'd) |
1 |
New York, NY |
| May 24 |
24 |
J. E. Rutherford, Clerk for Capt. R. A. G. M. |
1 |
New York, NY |
| May 28 |
25 |
H. H. Poe, employee F. B. |
1 |
New York, NY |
| May 30 |
26 |
Mrs. Julia Barr & child, dest. refugee |
2 |
New York, NY |
| June 4 |
27 |
Wm. B. Jones, dest. refugee |
1 |
New York city |
| June 5 |
28 |
Phoebe Shields, dest. freed woman from Columbia |
1 |
Petersburg, Va. |
| June 16 |
29 |
Pheobe Sims & Fannie Simpson, dest. orphan |
2 |
New York city |
| July 1 |
30 |
Frank Willison & Charlotte Cottell (destitute freedmen) |
2 |
Wilmington, NC |
| July 3 |
31 |
Stephen Jackson & Mary Jackson (destitute freedmen) |
2 |
Augusta, Ga. |
| July 10 |
32 - destroyed and not used |
John W. Walker (wounded dis. soldier, white) |
1 |
New York |
| July 27 |
33 |
Andrew Folter |
1 |
Boston, Mass. |
| July 30 |
34 |
Lucy Perry, Delia Terry, Dolly Ann Brown, Mary E. Campbell, Rebecca Johnson, Wm. Johnson & Alfred Powell, destitute orphans |
7 |
New York |
| August 1 |
35 |
Hayward Conoyers, blind freedman |
1 |
Augusta, Ga. |
| August 4 |
36 |
Orphan girl |
1 |
Orange Court House |
| August 4 |
37 |
Margaret Perry, destitute |
1 |
Wilmington, NC |
| August 8 |
38 |
Lewis Loomister, sent home to save expense to Gov't |
1 |
Savannah, Ga. |
| August 11 |
39 |
Francis Glover & infant child, destitute freedpeople |
2 |
Macon, Ga. |
| August 14 |
40 |
Gardiner Mack, orphan freed child |
1 |
New York |
| August 22 |
41 |
Louisa Hollowell, white refugee, to save Gov't of her support |
1 |
Augusta, Ga. |
| August 22 |
42 |
Five destitute freedpeople being sent to their homes to save Gov't of their support, viz., Joseph Dorry, Mary, Maria, Betty, Joseph 2nd |
5 |
From Hamburg, SC to Newberne, NC |
| August 25 |
43 |
Samuel Smith, freedboy sent home |
1 |
From Columbia, SC to Richmond, Va. |
| August 25 |
44 |
Mrs. Maria Farmer and 3 children, Katy & Mary Ann Brady & Thomas Farmer, destitute refugees |
4 |
From Charleston, SC to New York city |
| August 25 |
45 |
Timothy P. Rogers, refugee |
1 |
New York city |
| August 25 |
46 |
Charles Williams, orphan col'd boy bound out |
1 |
Boston, Mass. |
| August 27 |
47 |
George Howland, dest. freedman |
1 |
Nashville, Tenn. |
| August 30 |
48 |
Mrs. Wilson, ?Nors Gillom & 1 child, dest. refugees |
3 |
Richmond, Va. |
| August 31 |
49 |
Hayward Conyers, blind freedman |
1 |
New York |
| Sept. 4 |
50 |
Elizabeth Crossley & Mary, dest. refugees |
2 |
From Columbia, SC to Richmond, Va. |
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