Frank, MS, 1854 December 22

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Frank, a slave, hanged at Natchez, M3 on D
ec, 1854, for the murder of his master. C
on 10-17-1853 and he escapéd for a long time
Murdered master in presence of master's wife

and children,
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M5 Book and Magazine Excerpts.
Compensation of $750. paid to W. T. Martin for slave

Frank, slave of a man named Henry, by warrant BRX 687.

Adans Gounty. St. Treas. Disburse, Jaurnal, MS State
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at Natchez, M3 on Dec.
roof hia master, Crime
capéd for a long time.

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ence o Magter sg wite

MULaAE Lr

and children,

MS. FREE TRAVELER, Natchez, Ms, Dec, en,

Ms Book and Magazine Excerpts.
Compensation of $750. paid to W. T. Martin for slave
Frank, slave of a man named Henry, by warrant BX 687.

Adans Gunty. St. Treas. Disburse, Journal, MS State
Archives

Compensation of $750. paid to W. T. Martin for slave

Frank, slave of a man named Henry, by warrant BXX 687.

Adans Gounty. St. Treas. Disburse, Jaurnal, MS State
Archives



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