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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122498617

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/47218778

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Coleman, P.H.

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Civil War collection of records, 1861-1865 and n.d.

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Cary, Joseph M. Civil War collection of records, 1861-1865 and n.d.

Title: Civil War collection of records, 1861-1865 and n.d.

This artificial collection contains a wide variety of Confederate Civil War records including payrolls, requisitions, contracts, pardons, letters, order, account books, notebooks and battle reports. The bulk of records includes quartermaster reports; surgeon's reports; negro payrolls for defense works built on Choctaw and Oven's Bluffs; papers regarding the construction of the Confederate gun boat, the Baltic; copies of the battle reports of General William J. Hardee and the papers of individual soldiers including Zachariah Deas.

ArchivalResource: 1 cubic ft. (1 records center carton).

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Newspaper clipping, "Negroes On Arkansas Jury Panel Make Legal History In Dixie" [graphic]. 1947.

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Arkansas History Commission. Newspaper clipping, "Negroes On Arkansas Jury Panel Make Legal History In Dixie" [graphic].

Title: Newspaper clipping, "Negroes On Arkansas Jury Panel Make Legal History In Dixie" [graphic]. 1947.

Newspaper clipping from unidentified newspaper with title "Negroes On Arkansas Jury Panel Make Legal History In Dixie." In Pine Bluff, Jefferson County, Arkansas, the first jury of African Americans were called to Jury Duty in Jefferson County in more than 50 years in 1947. The African American professional and businessmen were called by Circuit Judge T.G. Parham at the request of defense attorney, W. Harold Flowers (pictured in center of article). A racially mixed panel was chosen to try Willie Wilkerson, 31, and his brother, Albert, 19, in the murder of two white men. The defendants were found guilty of lesser crimes. Of the 13 African Americans in the jury pool, three became part of the jury. The African American men called for jury duty are pictured: first row (from left to right) Ivey Anderson, A.B. Bedford, J.C. Kahn, Malvin E. Moore Sr., U.S. Brown, E.D. Peebles; second row David Davis, R.N. Chanay, L.A. Davis, Fayette Roberts, A.A. Mazique, and C.F. Colemen.

ArchivalResource: 1 copy negative : b&w ; 13 x 10 cm. (5 x 4 in.)

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