Unnamed, GA, 1857

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THREE SLAVES

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".eelhe following year (1857) an overseer on a Dougherty
County (Ga.) plantation was killed by 3 negroes, one of
whom he had thre&tened to punish; the slaves had enticed
thé overseer to a neighboring swamp for their revenge..."
PLANTERS! PROMBLEMS IN ANT Z}BELLUM GA., by Ralph B, Flan-
ders; GEORGIA HS TORICAL QUARTERLY, Vol, XIV, No. 1, Mar.
1930. (His sourceswas Columbus (Ga.) DAILY SUN, May 21,
1857)

THREE SLAVES

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"..eThe following year (1857) an overseer on a Dougherty
County (Ga.) plantation was killed by 3 negroes, one of
whom he had thre&tened to punish; the slaves had enticed
thé overseer to a neighboring swamp for their revenge..."
PLANTERS! PROMBLEMS IN ANT E-BELLUM GA., by Ralph B, Flan-
ders; GEORGIA HIS TORICAL QUARTERLY, Vol, XIV, No. 1, Mar.
1930. (His sourceswas Columbus (Ga.) DAILY SUN, May 21,
18576)

THREE SLAVES
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County (Ga.) plantation was killed by 3 negroes, one of
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