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A.
"Robert K. Krick’s unpublished article on the number of black Confederates based on an analysis of 100,000 service records. According to Krick only 20 – 30 non-white soldiers could be discerned."
http://cwmemory.com/2007/07/07/how-many-black-confederates-were-there/
B.
"...Robert Krick, author of 10 books on the Confederacy, says he has studied the records of 150,000 Southern soldiers and found fewer than a dozen were black..."
http://www.acwrtq.com/1_Files/article-black-confederates-and-history-B.html
C.
"...Krick studied the service records for about 200,000 confederate soldiers and found, in his words, 'six, or twelve at the very most' black confederate soldiers..."
http://historymatters.gmu.edu/talkinghistory/CivilWarForum/CivilWarForum-2003-March.html
Version Black Confederates Service Records
A 20-30 100,000
B <12 150,000
C 6-12 200,000
Wow, one number gets smaller while the other gets larger...