Paul Taylor, AL, 1867 August 23

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TAYLOR, Paul

Black, hanged at Montgomery, Alabama, August 23, 1867,
"Paul Taylor, a one-armed negro recently convicted of
murder in Montgomery, will be hung on the 27th inst,"
GEORGIA JOURNAL AND MESSENGER, Macon, Gas, 7-10-1867
"Paul Taylor, the one-armed negro who was to have been
hung on Friday last, at hk owen sans has been re-

spited until the 23rd of Au sain THORGIA JOURNAL AND
MESSENGER, Macon, Ga., July 3 8676

"Paul Taylor, a one armed eee was hung in Montgomery,
Alaey on Friday last, for the murder of a white phddler,
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GEORGIA JOURNAL AND MESSEN ER, Macon, Ga., 8-28 1867,

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TAYLOR, Paul

Black, hanged at Montgomery, Alabama, August 23, 1867,
"Paul Taylor, a one-armed negro recently convicted of
murder in Montgomery, wi e hung on the 27th inst,"
GEORGIA JOURNAL AND MESSENGER, Macon, Gae, 7-10-1867
"Paul Taylor, the one-armed negro who was to have been
hung on Friday last, at Montgomery, Ala,, has been re-
spited until the 23rd of August." GEORGIA JOURNAL AND
MESSENGER, Macon, Ga., July 31, 1867.

"Paul Taylor, a one armed negro, was hung in Montgomery,
Alas, on Friday 1: for the murder of a white pkddler,"
GEQRGIA JOU: SSSENGER, Macon, Ga., 8-28-1867,

TAYLOR, Paull
Black, hanged at Montgomery, Alabama, August 23, 1867,
"Paul ee a one-armed negro ay convieted of
in} ill the 27th inst,"
GTA JOU aN Gas, 7-10-1867
Paul Pay Le the d was to have been
day last, at Mont A

Ae tat the 23rd of A

"paul Taylor, 2
eae on Friday 1
GEG: URNAL



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