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CONFEDERATE STATES CENTRAL LABORATORY
Approximately 100 yards south of this point stood the Confederate States Central Laboratory. Erected between 1862 and 1865, this laboratory-factory complex was a permanent facility and center of Confederate States Ordnance testing and production. Its main building was a two storied brick and granite structure 600 feet long. Superintendent of all C.S. laboratories Lt. Col. John W. Mallet selected this site and had his headquarters here. Machinery and equipment for the facility were fabricated in Macon, Atlanta, Richmond and Leeds, England. After contributing much to the southern war effort, the site was surrendered on April 20, 1865, to Union Gen. James H. Wilson. A law suit followed over title of the property which was decided by the U.S. Supreme Court in Titus v. U.S. (1864), a decision which recognized the existence of the Confederate States.
011-24 GEORGIA HISTORIC MARKER 199
From: http://georgiainfo.galileo.usg.edu/gahistmarkers/CSAcentrallabhistmarker.htm
There is one letter we will post as soon as transcription is double checked. It proves the position held by R. A. Richards.
This information comes from the records of Richard A. Benson, time keeper of CS Laboratory. Macon Georgia. The images are found on Footnote and transcribed from that source. It appears this unit or division of the Confederate government may have been self supporting to a good extent. There are letters telling of a garden, seeds on hand and various other supplies, tool, and animals under this command. We see no need to post or transcribe all of these letters as sources at this time.
There are other names listed on various papers, unless we can identify this as being Negro, we will not list the names. The reason is because both black and white worked at this facility. (SHAPE)
List of Negroes present at C. S. laboratory, Vineville, Ga. Nov. 21, 1864.
These first four names have check marks beside them, no explanation. (?) indicates we are not sure of the spelling.
1. Jim Rice 2. Allick Goolsby 3. George Tuft (A George is noted as noted as receiving shoes March 18, 1865) 4. Allick Curd (sick on the list of Nov. 24.) 5. Primus (Barret)Several papers show this man received various articles of clothing and such from a Captain W. H. McMain M.S.K.. Articles include hats, pants shoes etc. Capt. McMain appears to be a supply officer since papers show that he sent various good to R. A. Benson. There is no indication if Primus is a slave or FMC. 6. Thorton Carhart 7. Mark Thomas 8. Peter (noted as receiving shoes March 18, 1865) 9. Clayton 10 Robert 11. Ben 12. Joe 13. Daniel 14. Samuel 15. Jake 16. Jim 17. Jim Lab Marshall 18. Edmund 19. Pleasent 20. West 21. Bugler 22. Joe Monroe 23. Willis 24. Wm. Plads 25. Robert Jenner 26. Harrison 27. Jesse 28. Aberdeen 29. Alfred 30. Charles 31. George Wallace ( A George is noted as receiving shoes March 18, 1865) 32. Jake 33. Kilas(?) 34. Armistead 35. John Foster 36. Henry Carrington 37. Frank 38. Monroe 39. Grace 40. Martha 41 Wesley- sick 42. Simon no. 1- Mitchel Smith 43. Simon #2 44. Bill #1 45. Dempsey 46. Dennis - sick- (sick on the list of Nov. 24.) 47. Moses - " - (sick on the list of Nov. 24.) 48. Shiloh 49. Charles 50. Wallace Nesbit 51. Sam 52. Jim 53. Lewis 54. Grace 55. Peggy 56. Henry Raines 57. Fanny 58. Emily 59. America
(Page 2) 60. Celytus(?) Stevens 61. Abram Tempelton 62. Bob 63. Dave 64. Jim 65. Easis 66. Joane(?) 67. Lam 68. Ben 69. Moses 70. Tom 71. William 72. C(????) 73. Evam (?) 74. John no1 75. Phillip 76. Isreal - sick 77. Phillis Thomas 78. Matilda 79. Jim Carter Marshall 80. Horace 81. Andy 82 John Lawhon 83 Polk 84. Jim Dunwoody 85. Winfred Chester -- FMC - noted as such on list of Nov. 24. 86. John James --- FMC " ----Sick on the 24th 87. Nat Robinson -- sick " FMC " " 88. John Ruiss --- " FMC 89. Obdiah Ruiss -- " FMC 90 WM. Curry --- " FMC " " " " 91. Jerimiah Graves --- " At smallpox hospital FMC " " 92. William Graves --- " FMC " " 93. Ester Thomas --
(singed)
R. A. Benson TK (Time Keeper) The above list does not have this name found on a list dated Nov. 20. 1. Cyrus
On a list dated Nov. 24th these names are listed-- duplicates ommited. 1. John Atkinson 2. Henry Gamble 3. Edmund no 2 4. June 5. Susan * 6. Mark Jones* 7. Porter* 8. Peter* ( may be duplicate, not counted) 9. Tom* ( may be duplicate, not counted) 10. Jackson* 11. Frances Jossey(?)
** A. M. Jones Negroes turned Pro???????
R. A. Beson TK.
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