Will Cunningham, GA, 1906 January 12

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CUNNINGHAM, Will

(“eed confirmation)

Was sentenced to be hanged in Jefferson County, Ga. Black
had murdered a black woman, Respited by Governor Terrill
until January 12, 1906/ JOURNAL, Atlanta, Ga, 12-16-1905

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"Louisville, 3-1)=1905-Will Cunningham, a negro 21 years
old, killed Daisy Lowry, a negro woman, here Sunday night.
He is said to have gone to the woman's home and without
any warning shot her through the heart, killing her ins-
tantly. Cunningham escaped." JOURNAL, Mar. 1h, 1905

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CUNNINGHAM, Will

(“eed confirmation)

Was sentenced to be hanged in Jefferson County, Ga. Black
had murdered a black woman, Respited by Governor Terrill
until January 12, 1906/ JOURNAL, Atlanta, Ga, 12-16-1905
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"Louisville, 3-1\=1905-will Cunningham, a negro 21 years
old, killed Taisy Lowry, a negro woman, here Sunday night.
He is said to have gone to the woman's home and without
any warning shot her through the heart, killing her ins-
tantly. Cunningham escaped." JOURNAL, Mar. 1, 1905

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CUNNINGHAM, Wi12
(“eed confirmation)

Was sentenced to be hanged in Jefferson County, Ga,

had murdered a black woman, ted by Governor Terrill

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until January 12, 1906/ JOURNAL, Atlanta, Ga, 12-16-1905
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"Louisville, 3-1)*1905-Will Cunningham, a negro 21 years
old, killed Daisy i

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any warning shot her through the heart, killing her ins-
hits . Cunningham escaped." JOURNAL, Mar. 1h, 1905

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