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  Harry Brown

  Regiment: 34th United States Colored Troops Company: C Rank: Private Mustered-in date and place: 20 March 1863 in Beaufort County, South Carolina, United States Mustered-out date and place: 28 February 1866 at Jacksonville, Florida, United States
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  Harry Cohen

  Regiment: 21st United States Colored Troops Company: B Rank: Private Mustered-in date and place: 27 April 1863 Mustered-out date and place: 16 February 1864 in Charleston, South Carolina, United States
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  Harry Lee Jordan Jr.
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  Harry Wright

  Regiment: 34th United States Colored Troops Company: G Rank: Private Mustered-in date and place: 30 March 1863 in Beaufort County, South Carolina, United States Mustered-out date and place: April 1863 Beaufort, South Carolina, United States
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  Harvell G. Mayes
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  Harvey Carneyhan

  Regiment: 8th United States Colored Troops Heavy Artillery Company: C Rank: Private Enrollment date and place: 5 April 1864 in Paducah, Kentucky, United States Veteran's death date and place: 14 October 1865 in Victoria, Texas, United States
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  Harvey Gantt

  Harvey Gantt is an influential American architect and politician, best known for his groundbreaking role as the first African American to attend Clemson University, where he earned a degree in architecture in 1975. Gantt's admission to Clemson was a significant milestone in the desegregation of Southern universities, and he has since dedicated his career to advocating for civil rights and urban development. After completing his education, Gantt founded his architectural firm, Gantt Huberman Architects, focusing on projects that promote community development and social equity. He served as the mayor of Charlotte, North Carolina, from 1983 to 1987, where he worked to foster economic growth and enhance urban infrastructure. In addition to his architectural and political achievements, Gantt is known for his involvement in various civic and charitable organizations, promoting education, economic development, and social justice. His legacy is marked by his commitment to improving the built environment and advocating for underrepresented communities.
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  Harvey Johnson
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  Harvey Lee Williams
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  Hayes Lavord Hudson
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  Hazel Bonaparte, Oliva, and Margret Bonaparte

  Photo taken of Hazel and Margret Bonaparte with their neighbor Oliva playing basketball.
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  Hazel Bonaparte, Oliva, and Margret Bonaparte

  Photo taken in the back of Bonaparte's family house with their neighbor Oliva.
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  Hazel Catherine B. Littlepage
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  Hazeltine Stafford Gooden
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  Hector Dawson

  Regiment: 3rd Alabama Colored Infantry; 111th United States Colored Troops Company: D Rank: Private Mustered-in date and place: 1 January 1864 Mustered-out date and place: 9 July 1864 at Giles County, Tennessee, United States
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  Hence Wilbourn
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  Henrietta and Hazel
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  Henrietta Gathers Bonaparte
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  Henrietta Laverne Ragin Smith
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  Henrietta Lincoln Bonaparte

  This is Charles Bonaparte Sr. mom.
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  Henrietta Middleton Washington
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  Henrietta Stoney Green
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  Henrietta White Grant
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  Henry Abrams

  Regiment: 114th United States Colored Troops Company: K Rank: Private Enrollment date and place: 4 June 1864 Veteran's death date and place: 10 August 1865
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  Henry Anderson Jr.