Bill Moore, TN, 1845 March 14

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MOORE. Bill

Black man, hanged, Fayetteville, Tennessee, March 1), 185,
for assault with intent to rape a white woman,

Letter dated Septe 27, 1977, from James K, Smith, Route 7,
Fayetteville, Tennessee 3733)

Hickorg, TN, 1939, Earle-shields, page 56

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MOORE, Bill

Black man, hanged, Fayetteville, Tennessee, March 1, 185,
for assault with intent to rape a white woman.

Letter dated Sept. 27, 1977, from James K, Smith, Route 7,
Fayetteville, Tennessee 3733)
‘In 1847, Billie Moore, black, was hung for
attempted rape in Lincoln County." TENNESSEE'S
TROUBLED ROOTS, by Sophie and Paul Crane: @1lda
Hickorg, TN, 1939, Harle-shields, page 56

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MOORE, Bill
Black man, hanged, Fayetieville, Tennessee, March 1h, 18h5,
for assault with intent to rape a white woman,
Smith, Route 7,

Letter dated Sept. 27, 1977, from James K,
Fayetteville, Tennessee 37:

hung for

TENNESSEE '53

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attempted rape in Lincoln County."
TROUBLED ROOTS, by Sophie and Paul
Hickor§, IN, 1939, Earle-shields,

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