Confederate Slave Payrolls, Dog River Channel, Alabama

Date: 1862 [unknown]
Location: Alabama, United States

Introduction

This page is part of a project to further organize the National Archive's recently digitized Confederate Slave Payrolls. See:

• Index to Confederate Slave Payrolls on WikiTree
• National Archives

Voucher 521

December 1862, Duff Cyrus Green as Quarter Master was the overseer and possible owner of some of the 63 slaves (numbered 51 - 113) loaned out as laborers to Captain Charles T. Lieurner of the Corps of Engineers. Duff C Green was paid $1204.00 for the work they performed.^[1]

"This payroll acknowledges that Captain Charles T. Lieurner of the Corps of Engineers paid C. Green Duff, Quartermaster General, for work performed by certain slaves as laborers on the obstructions on the Dog River Channel, Alabama, during December 1862.

• Aleck
• West
• Wiley
• Reuben
• Adam
• White
• Wilburn
• Banister
• Nelson
• Jackson
• George
• Jessie
• Daniel
• James
• George
• Nero
• Paul
• Ransom
• Simon
• Sidney
• Henderson
• George
• Dick
• Tim [1]
• Tim [2]
• Ben
• Simon
• Aaron
• Lewis
• Jack
• Charles
• Sam
• Willis
• Daniel
• Jim
• Anthony
• Nelson
• Sharper
• Allen
• John
• Kitt
• Warren
• Dick
• Nelson
• Charles
• Oliver
• Berry
• Lem
• Aleck
• Aaron
• Bob
• Gibson
• Washington
• Edward
• Wiley
• Jack
• Wilson
• Pleasant
• Harris
• Frank
• Wiley
• Green
• Ned

(profiles created by Gina Jarvi

Sources

1. ↑ https://catalog.archives.gov/id/149268682 National Archives Catalog Record Group 109: War Department Collection of Confederate Records, 1825 - 1927 Series: Confederate Slave Payrolls, 1874 - 1899 File Unit: Slave Payroll for Dog River Channel Obstructions, Alabama, December 1862 (Voucher 521)