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1. Conference on the LOUISIANA NATIVE GUARDS [1]
During the U.S.A. Civil War, free men of color and then freed black slaves enlisted and served in the Union Army. I've been able to establish that Joseph Alonzo Toca, Grandson of the first Toca in Louisiana, also Joseph Alonzo Toca, served in the Union and possibly also for the Confederacy. The Louisiana Native Guards were first formed by the Confederacy from free men of color, but never accepted into the Confederet military. They were later reconstituted as a fighting force by the Union and used in the

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