Preston, KY, 1845 November 6

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PRESTON (Slave)

Hanged, Warren O., Ky. 11-6-18)5

"Preston, a slave of Warren County (Kentucky), in 185
was accused of burning his master's barn, was tried and
convicted, and although he claimed the 'benefit of cler-
gy,' his plea was denied and he was hung for his crime

on November 6 of that year."
SLAVERY IN KisNTUCKY, by J, Winston Coleman, dye} Chapel

Hid lh, Ne Ges Unive ofl. CpPress, 1Ol0s p 262

PRESTON (Slave)

Hanged, Warren (., Ky. 11-6-18)5
"Preston, a slave of Warren County (Kentucky), in 185

was accused of burning his master's barn, was tried and
convicted, and although he claimed the 'benefit of cler-
gy,' his plea was denied and he was hung for his cri&me

on November 6 of that year,"
SLAVERY IN KENTUCKY, by J, Winston Coleman, dye} Chapel

Hill, N. Ce: Univ. of N.C. Press, 190; p 262

ee ‘ON (Slave)

aa toanty (Kentucky), in 18)5
burning his master's »
convicted, and although he claimed the
gy,' his plea w ae d and he was hung for his crame

on November 6 of, ye:
SLAVER ston Coleman, Jre} Chapel

Univ, of M,C, Press, 19103 p 262



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