Unfortunately, the 1860 Federal Slave census only lists the Slave Owner and individual slaves only by sex and age.

African Americans in Confederate Ranks

The 33rd Arkansas is one of the few regiments that included the names of African American servants and slaves on its muster rolls. While it was not uncommon for slaves and servants to accompany their masters to war, some even serving on the battlefield,[5] it was uncommon for them to actually be carried on the unit's muster rolls. The following African Americans are included on the 33rd Arkansas Infantry Regiment's Muster rolls:[4]

Company A - "DOCK -Negro. - Enl 1 Nov 1863 at Camp Bragg, AR. Present 28 Feb 1864."
Company B - "ABRAHAM Cook Enl Jan 1864 at Camp Bragg, AR. Present 29 Feb 1864"
"MOSE, - (Slave) Cook Enl 1 Dec 1863 at Camp Bragg, AR. Present 29 Feb 1864."
"NELSON - slave Cook Enl 1 Dec 1863 at Camp Bragg, AR. Present 29 Feb 1864."
Company C - "LIDE, AMOS Negro Cook - Enl 1 Nov 1863 at Camp Bragg, AR for 3 yrs. Present through Feb 1864."
"McCALLUM, EDWARD Negro Cook. Enl 1Nov1863 at Camp Bragg, AR. On sick furlough 15days 25Feb1864."
"McCOLLUM, ARCHY Negro Cook. Enl 15Dec1863 at Camp Bragg, AR. Died 4Jan1864."
Company G - "ALBERT Cook Enl 20 Nov 1863 at Camp Bragg, AR. Present slave cook."
"LINDSEY - Cook Enl 20 Nov 1862 at Camp Bragg, AR. Slave cook."
Company K - "JACK" Cook - Enl 26 Oct 186(3) at Camp Bragg, AR. Present 29 Feb 1864."
"NICK, - Cook Enl 26 Oct 1862. Present, never paid, 29 Feb 1864."
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