PENSACOLA INHABITANTS OF 1863

(Taken from a clipping in notebook of Escambia County, Florida Miscellaneous Records in West Florida Regional Library Genealogical Collection - undated and no source)

From the diary of Dr. John Brosnaham, 21 July 1863:

Hundreds of Pensacola families had fled to more peaceful sections during the Civil War which left the total City Inhabitants at 72 Whites and 10 Colored.

• Johnson Family - 4
• Mrs. Burkett - 5
• Mr. Trimble - 2
• McAllisters - 5
• Morenos - 6
• Quinas - 8
• Bonifays - 3
• Mrs Langley - 7
• Mrs. Baker - 1
• Mrs. Overton - 1
• Charles Ahrens - 2
• Brosnahams - 1
• Clark - 5
• Bronum - 6
• Hernandez - 2
• Fausts - 4
• Judge Wright - 1
• Rosignes - 1
• Ditmars - 6
• Two Ladies - 2
• 10 Negros : 5 slaves in Moreno Family; 4 free and one slave in Langley Family