Pete, KY, 1847

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“UNCLE PETE, Slave

"Many years before this act (in 18)7 in Cumberland County,
Kentucky), a negro slave called Uncle Pete was hanged near
the same spot (a hill south of Burkesville), for killing a
white woman, He lived on Marrowbone, Cumberland County, "
Je We Wells, HISTORY OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY (Standard Print-
ing Company, Louisville, 197, page 120.)

UNCLE PETE, Slave

"Many years before this act (in 187 in Cumberland County,
Kentucky), a negro slave called Uncle Pete was hanged near
the same spot (a hill south of Burkesville), for killing a
white woman, He lived on Marrowbone, Cumberland County. "
Je We Wells, HISTORY OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY (Standard Print-
ing Company, Louisville, 197, page 120.)

UNCLE PETE, Slave

"Many years before this act (in 187 in Cumberland County,
Kentucky), a negro slave called Uncle Pete was hanged near
the same spot (a hill south of Burkesville), for killing a
white woman, He lived on Marrowbone, Cumberland County, ™
J. We Wells, HISTORY OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY (Standard Print-

ing Company, Louisville, 197, page 120.)

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