Request for passes for African American railroad workers
Passes for African American railroad employees requested of W. J. Stevens, Superintendent of the Military Railroad, Nashville.
Colored Men
Be sure and make all passes Return passes
Jim Blackburn | Columbia | [check mark] |
Henry Hillman | do | do |
Lucas Goodman | do | do |
John Campbell | do | do |
John Stevenson | do | do |
Aaron Thomas | Franklin |
do |
Henry Anderson | do | do |
Coleman Meredity | Pulaski |
do |
Jeff Patton | Thompson's Station | do |
Jason Thompson | Mallory |
do |
Bryant James | Murfeesboro |
do |
Ed Evans | do | do |
Ned Blackwell | do | do |
John Bradford | Lavergne |
do |
Jerry Huggins | do | do |
Tom Porter | Smyrna |
do |
The 2 following are White men |
Philip McCoy | Chattanooga |
do |
Sam Hughes | do | do |
List of Gould + Davenport Colored Employees who want return passes
Henry Bush | Lavergne |
John Bradvord | “ ” |
Allen Cleveland | “ ” |
Henry Young | Murfeesboro |
William Wilson | “ ” |
Jo Fletcher | “ ” |
Jim Maynard | Columbia |
Geo. Basker | “ ” |
John Munroe | “ ” |
Green Wells | “ ” |
Geo. Erwin | “ ” |
Harry Moore | “ ” |
Perry Thomas | Watraso [?] |
Isham Golden | Stevenson |
Jourden Baley | Franklin |
David Conn | “ ” |
Louis Crook | “ ” |
Geo. Allen | Pulaski |
Dan Oliver | “ ” |
Major Jones | “ ” |
Dick Rogers | “ ” |
George Owen | Huntsville |
Jim Bracken | Saundersville |
Names of colored men for whom Gould + Davenport want passes from Nashville to the respective places + Return Good for 4 days only August 20, 1864
John Rivers | [check mark] | Columbia |
Chas. Fiske | “ ” | “ ” |
Bill Bryant | “ ” | “ ” |
Chas. Davis | “ ” | “ ” |
Geo. Clay | “ ” | Huntsville |
Ben McEwan | “ ” | Owens Station |
Henry Beach | “ ” | do | do |
William Crook | “ ” | Franklin |
John Stanley | “ ” | do |
Lewis Williams | “ ” | Murfeesboro |
Richard Hardy | “ ” | do |
Miles Battle | “ ” | do |
David Spence | “ ” | do |
Isaac Gill | “ ” | do |
Stephen Jordan | “ ” | do |
W. J. Stevens,
Please furnish passes for the above named men.
P. P. Hustor