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Hiram Lumpkin was soldier with the Union Sixth U.S. Colored Heavy Artillery. He was also a former slave. He participated at the Battle of Fort Pillow. He was able to surrender to the Confederates primarily because his captor was out of ammunition. As he went back behind the lines, he encountered Nathan Bedford Forrest himself. Ironically, Lumpkin had passed through Forrest's slave pens on at least one occasion. While Forrest couldn't remember Lumpkin's name, he did remember Lumpkin's face, and the fact that Lumpkin's good teeth had fetched an excellent price.

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rdf:type	Historical Figure
rdfs:label	Hiram Lumpkin
rdfs:comment	Hiram Lumpkin was soldier with the Union Sixth U.S. Colored Heavy Artillery. He was also a former slave. He participated at the Battle of Fort Pillow. He was able to surrender to the Confederates primarily because his captor was out of ammunition. As he went back behind the lines, he encountered Nathan Bedford Forrest himself. Ironically, Lumpkin had passed through Forrest's slave pens on at least one occasion. While Forrest couldn't remember Lumpkin's name, he did remember Lumpkin's face, and the fact that Lumpkin's good teeth had fetched an excellent price.
dcterms:subject	Historical Figures Americans Fort Pillow Characters Died Under Unknown Circumstances (OTL) Historical Figures in Need of Pictures Union Soldiers of the American Civil War 19th-Century Births (OTL) Slaves
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Name	Hiram Lumpkin
Affiliations	United States Army
Occupation	Slave, Soldier
Nationality	United States
abstract	Hiram Lumpkin was soldier with the Union Sixth U.S. Colored Heavy Artillery. He was also a former slave. He participated at the Battle of Fort Pillow. He was able to surrender to the Confederates primarily because his captor was out of ammunition. As he went back behind the lines, he encountered Nathan Bedford Forrest himself. Ironically, Lumpkin had passed through Forrest's slave pens on at least one occasion. While Forrest couldn't remember Lumpkin's name, he did remember Lumpkin's face, and the fact that Lumpkin's good teeth had fetched an excellent price. Lumpkin informed Forrest that Major Lionel F. Booth had been killed early in the fighting, and that Forrest had been treating with Major William Bradford. Forrest confirmed Lumpkin's name, and ordered that he be treated fairly by the Confederates.
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