whip one of the murderers, One of the negroes
has confessed the crime and they have all been
committed for trial at the next term of the
Cireuit Court." PICAYUNE, New Orleans, LA,
June 23, 18h3 (223)
whip one of the murderers, One of the negroes
has confessed the crime and they have all been
committed for trial at the next term of the
Circuit Court." PICAYUNE, New Orleans, LA,
June 23, 1813 (223)
whip one of the murderers, One of the negroes
the crime and they have all been
for trial at the next term of the
Circuit Court." PICAYUNE, New Orleans, LA,
June 23, 1843 (2:3)
FOUR SLAVES
Haywood County, Tenn, "From the Diary of Herndon Haral-
son is the following: "Dec. 22, 18)3 - The four negroes
that murdered Thomas Branch hanged = about 200 men
attended and 9 or 10 women, They made no confession
but died mum," Letter dated 10-29-1981 from Mrs, James
C. Nunn, 1021 Haralson, Brownsville, Tenn., 38012.
"Tennessee: The BROWNSVILLE TENNESSEE PHOENIX of
the lst instant publishes the circumstances of
the murder of Mr, Thomas Branch of Haywood County
while in bed asleep by four negroes belonging to
his father. No motive is assigned but that the
deceaséd had whipped or threatened to
FOUR SLAVES
Haywood County, Tenn, "From the Diary of Herndon Haral-
don is the following: 'Dec. 22, 183 - The four negroes
that murdered Thomas Branch hanged = about 200 men
attended and 9 or 10 women, They made no confession
but died mum, Letter dated 10-29-1981 from Mrs, James
C. Nunn, 1021 Haralson, Brownsville, Tenn., 38012.
"Tennessee: The BROWNSVILLE TENNESSEE PHOENIX of
the lst instant publishes the circumstances of
the murder of Mr, Thomas Branch of Haywood County
while in bed asleep by four negroes belonging to
his father, No motive is assigned but that the
deceaséd had whipped or threatened to
FOUR SLAVES
Haywood County, Tenn, "From the Diary of Herndon Haral-
gon is the following: 'Dec, 22, 183 - The four negroes
that murdered Thomas Branch hanged = about 200 men
attended and 9 or 10 women, They made no confession
but died mum," Letter dated 10-29-1981 from Mrs, James
12,
C. Nunn, 1021 Haralson, Brownsville, Tenn., 360:
"Tennessee: The BROWNSVILLE TENNESSEE PHOENIX of
the 1st instant publishes the circumstances of
the murder of Mr, Thomas 3ranch of Haywood County|
while in bed asleep by four negroes belonging to
iis cathon ae Sopsor vei.s aaatene be pues the
ceaséd had whipped or threatened to
