Louis Armstrong, GA, 1874 November 27

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LOUIS ARMSTRONG 11-27-1874

Negro. Alias 'Strickland'. Murdered Willis Dickson,
another negro man, on June 29, 1874 by st

through the left eye. The murder weapon was a pistol.
Armstrong was executed at Carnesville, Franklin Co.,
on November 27, 1874. This confirms a retrospective
reference mentioned in an account of a 1917 Franklin
County hanging which said that the last one there
prior to that was 42 year

strong ‘alias Stricklar

s earlier - one Louis Arm-
by name.

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Franklin County Superior Court Minutes (1874-1879
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pages 70-72. Georgia State Archives.

LOUIS ARMSTRONG 11-27-1874

Negro. Alias 'Strickland'. rdered Willis Dickson,
another negro man, on June 29, 1874 by shooting him

through the left eye. The murder weapon was a pistol.
rmstrong was executed at Carnesville, Franklin Co.,

on November 27, 1874. This confirms a retrospective
reference mentioned in an account of a 1917 Franklin
County hanging which said that the last one there
prior to that was 42 years earlier - one Louis Arm-
strong ‘alias Strickland’ by name.

Franklin County Superior Court Minutes (1874-1879)
pages 70-72. Georgia State Archives.

LOUIS ARMSTRONG 11-27-1874

Murdered Wi
on June 29, 1874 by
Jer weapon was a pistol.

Negro. Alias

another negro man,

through the Ieft
Carnesville, Franklin Co.

Armstrong was_executed
ns a retrospective

2 1917 Franklin
uunty hanging which the last one t)
prior to that y = one Louis Arm-
strong ‘alias Strickland’ by
Franklin County Superior Coure Minu
pages 70-72. Georgia State Archives.

(1874-1879)



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