Review Powerpoint. Who was Austin Dabney? Answer: A Georgian slave who served during the American Revolution.

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Review Powerpoint

Who was Austin Dabney?

Answer: A Georgian slave who served during the American Revolution.

When and where was Austin Dabney born?

Answer: Wake County, North Carolina in 1765.

What major battle did Dabney serve in? Who was his commanding officer?

Answer: He served in the Battle of Kettle Creek under Colonel Elijah Clarke.

Who cared for Dabney after he was wounded in the Battle of Kettle creek?

Answer: A white soldier named Giles Harris

Why was Austin Dabney considered a hero?

Answer He was the only black soldier to fight in the Battle of Kettle Creek.

How was Dabney rewarded for his service after the war?

Answer: A plot of land in Madison County, 70 pounds to free him from his owner, and a federal military invalid pension

What was Dabney’s occupation after the war?

Answer: Small farmer, slave owner, race horse owner, and businessman.

What act shows Dabney’s respect for the Harris family?

Answer: He paid for Giles's son, William Harris, to attend Franklin College

How did the Harris family show their appreciation for Dabney?

Answer: He was buried in the Harris family plot in Pike County, and William named his son Austin Dabney Harris in Dabney's honor.

When and where did Dabney die?

Answer: He died in Zebulon in Pike County, Georgia in 1830.

How has Dabney been remembered?

Answer: His name appears on a historical marker in Griffin and the Black Patriots Monument in Washington, and U.S. senator Max Cleland commended him on the Senate floor for his war services.