Austin Dabney was the only black soldier to fight during the Battle of Kettle Creek
He was badly wounded during the Battle. Giles Harris, a white soldier, took him home to care for him. Dabney worked for the Harris' family for the rest of his life
Austin Dabney was an African American slave that fought in the American Revolution after his master died.
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Austin Dabney was the only black man who fought in the battle of Kettle Creek
The cause of death for Austin Dabney is not known. It is known that he died in Zebulon, Georgia in 1830. He was a slave who fought with the Americans in the Revolutionary War.
Austin Dabney saved Elijah Clarke's life in the battle of kettle creek
Austin Dabney was an African American slave that fought in the American Revolution after his master died.
Austin Dabney was born in Wake County, North Carolina in 1765
Not, he survived
He died 1830.
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Austin Dabney was the only black man who fought in the battle of Kettle Creek
Austin Dabney- only slave to fight in Revolutionary war Elijah Clarke- led miltia
Elijah Clarke was the Colonel of the rebel militia and Austin Dabney was a soldier for the rebel militia.
The cause of death for Austin Dabney is not known. It is known that he died in Zebulon, Georgia in 1830. He was a slave who fought with the Americans in the Revolutionary War.
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he died in Zebulon Georgia in 1830
Austin Dabney