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Executions described as having occ urred, all evidently

in Columbia, SC, in MEMORABILIA AND ANECDOTAL REMINISCEN

CES OF COLUMBIA, S,. C., AND INCIDENTS CONNECTED THERE}

WITH, By Julian A. Selby; Columoia: The Re Le Bryan Co.,

1905. (Excerpts - SC = BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS.)

1) 3 Slaves belonging to Col. John Singleton for the mur-
der of their overseer, McCaskill;

2) Arthur SANDERS = for the murder of "Dutch Rose" during
administration of Gove. Me Le Bonhams

3) ADAMS, White, for the murder of Mrs. McEvoy; and

h) A man, evidently white, for the murder of Officer Tom
Cross, during the administration of Re We We Alston.

Executions described as having occ urred, all evidently

in Columbia, SC, in MEMORABILIA AND ANECDOTAL REMINISCEN4

CES OF COLUMBIA, S. C., AND INCIDENTS CONNECTED THERE-

WITH, By Julian A. Selby; Columbia: The Re Le Bryan Co.,

1905. (Excerpts - SC = BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS.)

1) 3 Slaves belonging to Col. John Singleton for the mur-
der of their overseer, McCaskill;

2) Arthur SANDERS - for the murder of "Dutch Rose" during
administration of Gove Me Le Bonham;

3) ADAMS, White, for the murder of Mrse McEvoys and

h) A man, evidently white, for the murder of Officer Tom
Cross, during the administration of Re We We Alstons

Executions described as having occ urred, all evidently

in Columbia, SC, in MEMORABILIA AND ANECDOTAL REMINISCEN.

CES OF COLUMBIA, S. C., AND INCIDENTS CONNECTED THERE=

WITH, By Julian A, Selby; Columvia: The R, L, Bryan Co.,

1905. (Excerpts - SC = BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS.)

1) 3 Slaves belonging to Cole John Singleton for the mur.
der of their overseer, McCaskill

2) arthur SANDERS - for the murder of "Dutch Rose" durind
administration of Gov. M. Le B

jonhams

3) ADAMS, White, for the murder of Mrs, McEvoy; and

4) A man, evidently white, for the murder of Officer Tom
Cross, during the administration of R. Ws We Alston,

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