Thomas Smith, KY, 1866 March 28

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OMITH, Thomas

3-28-1806-Thomas Smith, a negro, hung at Louis-
ville, Ky., on the common between 14th and a5th
streets and s. of the farthest Nashville railroa
Shops. ini time presence, ol (Some O00, people. aon
the murder of Joseph Braden, on the Salt River
Road 12 miles south of Louisville, on May 18,
E71.’ HISTORY OF KENTUCKY by Lewis Collins &

dehard H, Collins; Covington: Collins: & Gov,
US7Gs 9 CAG. Vol. i,

SMITH, Thomas

3-28-1866-Thomas Smith, a negro, hung at Louis-
ville, Ky., on the common between 14th and ath
streets and s. of the farthest Nashville railroa
Shops iinythe: presencesolsome (7/000) people. anon
the murder of Joseph Braden, on the Salt River
Road 12 miles south of Louisville, on May 18,
2871." HISTORY OF KENTUCKY by Lewis Collins &

ichard H. Collins; Covington: Collins & Co.,
MSZ Ory DE eAO Volley i,

H, Thomas

Braden, oe the.
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1878; p 246, Vol. i.

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