Unnamed, SC, 1848 January 14

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THREE SLAVES Jan, 1), 1848

Offence: Murder

lho@atdons Abbeville SC

Ex Date: 1-14-1848

Detarlsi: All were slaves of Mr. Leonard Wideman.

They murdered him. One of them confessed
that he had also killed his former master, a Mr. Ram-
sey, and had gotten away with having made it look like
he had been accidently crushed by a falling tree.

Source: TARBORO PRESS, 2-19-1848 (1:4) quoting
1/19/48 issue of THE ABBEVILLE BANNER.

THREE SLAVES Jan. 1),1848

Offence: Murder

Location: Abbeville SC

Ex Date: 1-14-1848

Details: All were slaves of Mr. Leonard Wideman.

They murdered him. One of them confessed
that he had also killed his former master, a Mr. Ram-—
sey, and had gotten away with having made it look like
he had been accidently crushed by a falling tree.

Source: TARBORO PRESS, 2-19-1848 (1:4) quoting
1/19/48 issue of THE ABBEVILLE BANNER.

THREE SLAVES

Offence: Murder
Location: Abbeville SC
Ex Date: 1-14-1848

Leonard Wideman.

Details: All were slaves of Mr.
They murdered him. One of them confessed

that he had also killed his former master, a Mr. Ram-
sey, and had gotten away with having made it look like
he had been accidently crushed by a falling tree.
Source: TARBORO PRESS, 2-19-1848 (1:4) quoting
1/19/48 issue of THE ABBEVILLE BANNER.



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