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7 Texan CensusSlavesTotal Population% Enslaved 1836approx. 5,00052,0009.6% 1847approx 39,000135,00028.9% 184842,500158,00026.9% US Census 185058,161212,59227.3% 1860182,566604,21530.2%

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11 http://www.lsjunction.com/docs/secesson.htm

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18 GeorgiaApril 16, 1865 Mosby’s RaidersApril 21 Joseph JohnstonApril 26 Alabama, East LouisianaMay 4 Gulf DistrictMay 5 President DavisMay 10 Florida, South GeorgiaMay 10 Jeff ThompsonMay 11 North GeorgiaMay 12 BrownsvilleMay 13 Kirby Smith, TexasMay 26 CherokeeJune 23 Peace DeclarationAugust 20, 1866 Conclusion to the War

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