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That was common. If you owned a Planation, it usually required a large work force to farm it. Senator John S. McCain (presedential candidate for 2008) had an ancestor named William Alexander McCain who owned a planation and 52 slaves. This has been verified by National Archive records and Census Records of Mississippi in 1860.

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Under the Civil War Conscription Laws, any man in the South owning more than 20 able bodied slaves was exempt from military service. This was known as the Twenty Negro Law.

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If a man owned more then 20 negros what could he do?

A man that owned 20 or more slaves was exempt from the Confederate Conscription Act of 1862 and therefore did not have to enter the army if he did not want to. This also applied to the overseer of plantations with more than 20 slaves if they held the position prior to April 16, 1862.See the following links.


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In 1860 only 25 percent of southern white families owned slaves?

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