Thomas W. Kinman, SC, 1854 September 24

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"Thomas W. Kinman has been sentenced at
Columbia, o. 0.,,to be hung for slave

stealing. He has a wife and eight children,"
SOUTHERN ADVOCATE, Huntsville, A 6-7-1854 (2/5

"Thomas W. Kinman has been sentenced at
Columbia, 5s. C., to be hung for slave

stealing. He has a wife and eight children,"
SOUTHERN ADVOCATE, Huntsville, AL 6-7-1854 (2/5

been sentenced at

SOUTHERN ADVOCATE, Huntsv

Thomas W. Kinman Sept 24, 1854

Offence: Slave Stealing

Location: Laurensville SC

Ex Date: 9-24-1854

Details: EXECUTED - Thomas W. Ktnman, who was con-

vteted at the Spring Term in Laurensville
for negro stealing, we learn through a private source,
paid the penalty of hts crime on Friday last by being
publicly executed. Reports say he confessed hts gutlt.

source: THE CAROLINA SPARTAN, 9-28-1854 (2:4)
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Thomas W. Kinman sept 24, 1854

Offence: Slave Stealing

Location: Laurensville SC

Ex Date: 9-24-1854

Details: EXECUTED - Thomas W. Kinman, who was con-

vieted at the Spring Term in Laurensville
for negro stealing, we learn through a private source,
paid the penalty of his crime on Friday last by being
publicly executed. Reports say he confessed his gutlt.

Source: THE CAROLINA SPARTAN, 9-28-1854 (2:4)
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Thomas W. Kinman

Offence
Location:
Ex Date:

Details:

Source:

Slave Stealing
Laurensville SC

9-24-1854

EXECUTED - Thomas W. Kinman, who was con-
vieted at the Spring Term in Laurensville

‘or negro stealing, we learn through a private source,
paid the penalty of his crime on Friday last by being
publicly exeeuted. Reports eay he confessed his guilt.

THE CAROLINA SPARTAN, 9-28-1854 (2:4)
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