Barrett Daniel, KY, 1863 February 6

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BARRET, Daniel

Black,. hanged Henderson Co., Ky., Feb. 6, 1863,
for murder of James Kissee

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"David, a slave in Henderson County, Kentucky, was hanged
on Feb, 6, 1863, for having with other slaves assaulted
Jim Kizzie, an overseer, on August h, 1862,"

Letter from Henry dated 3-19-1979, quoting J, Winston
Coleman, Jr., SLAVERY TIMES IN KENTUCKY (Chapel H ill,

Ne Ces 1940, page 267-268, Need to see this book
see excerpt from this book, filed in Kentucky Nut

BARRET, Daniel

Black,. hanzed Henderson Co., Ky., Feb. 6, 1863,
for murder of James Kissee

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"David, a slave in Henderson County, Kentucky, was hanged
on Feb, 6, 1863, for having with other slaves assaulted
Jim Kizzie, an overseer, on August ), 1862,"

Letter from Henry dated 3-19-1979, quoting J, Winston
Coleman, Jr,, SLAVERY TIMES IN KENTUCKY (Chapel H ill,

Ne Ce, 1940, page 267-268, Need to see this book
See excerpt from this book, filed in Kentucky Nutt

BARRET, Daniel
Black, hanged Henderson Co., Ky., Feb. 6, 1863
for murder of James Kissee

"David, a slave in Henderson County, Kentucky, was hanged

on Feb, 6, 1863, for having with other plas ee assaulted

Jim Kiz: gie, an overseer, on August l, 1862,"

Letter from Henry dated 3-19-1979, quay ing et
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