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Nara 246

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March 1'st.
300 men women & children

March 8th 300 men women & children

Luky Swann living on Mr Benedicts plantation has 4 children unable to support themselves from their extreme youth - wish rations issued - Joe Nunn cripple on same plantation.

March 16'th. 1866
Rations drawn for 10 women for 7 days. 70 Rations. separate Ration Return 

No of People drawing Rations at Camp Jackson
March 7'th. 1866
5 Men 6 Women 12 Male 11 Female children - Total 34 Persons -

March 17'th. 1866
Rations drawn for 1 man 2 women old persons & 25 children for 7 days = 108 Rations
Woodburn & Dollison Plantations

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March 16'th. Friday
Issued Rations to 13 Men 90 Women & 174 Children = Total No Rations Issued 1330 Total No People 190

March 19'th. 1866
Spent out of Office funds 50 cts for Clothing patn & 50 cts for broom.

Maj Wickersham
Please charge Mrs Moore (Hills Plantation) ten hundred & twenty (1020) Rations issued & to be taken out of the crop March 1st to March 10th

signed W H H Beadle
Bt Lt Col & Supt. So Dist N.C.

Rations drawn for March 21st 1866
71 Men 144 Women for 7 days - 1505

March 23 1866.
Rations drawn for 13 men 100 women & 174 children to be issued on Fryday 23rd inst for Sub Dist Wilmington. - 1400 Rations

March 27'th. 1866
Received $1.00 for Apprenticing a boy

March 29'th. 1866.
Rations drawn for 13 Men 90 Women 174 children to be issued to Destitute freedmen in Sub Dist Wilmington on Friday 30th inst 
Total No drawn for 190 for 4 days 760 Rations

Transcription Notes:
7/26 - I rec'd confirmation from SI that 'Nara xx' was to be included in transcription so added on this page,