ERWIN, John T. (d. 1917)
Source: Hayti Herald, April 5, 1917. Available online at ChroniclingAmerica: American Historic Newspapers
In Search of Wells and Wilson (1911)
Source: Hayti Herald, June 22, 1911. Available online at ChroniclingAmerica: American Historic Newspapers
KRALL, Roberta – (d. 1941)
Source: Lake County Banner, 28 March 1941
PUGH, Pauline – (d. 1941)
Source: Lake County Banner, 21 March 1941
JOHNSON, Robert Dalton – (d. 1941)
Source: Lake County Banner, 19 March 1941
WALTERS, Lewis H. – (d. 1941)
Source: Lake County Banner, 19 March 1941
PARKER, Henry – (d. 1941)
Source: Lake County Banner, 19 March 1941
PERKINS, Carl Edward – (d. 1941)
Source: Lake County Banner, 19 March 1941
LACEY, Charles – (d. 1889)
Shot by A Horse Thief Charles LACEY, a well known liveryman of Memphis, was shot and killed at Dexter, Tenn., by a negro named Bill SWIFT. A few days ago SWIFT stole a mule from John FARABLE, a farmer, living near Dexter, and brought it to Memphis, where he effected
Boarders Take Ill (1889)
Lydia WILDMAN keeps a colored boarding house in Chattanooga, Tenn., and has ten young men boarders. An hour after dinner, at which tainted meat had been served all the boarders, Mrs. WILDMAN and her young daughter were taken violently ill, and at last reports were unconscious. The girl and two