Alabama

1. Abernathy, Duke, October 30, 1900

2. Henry Abrama, Montgomery, November 29, 1897
3. Reddrick Adams, Seale, April 12, 1896
4. J. M. Alexander, Tuskegee, June 13, 1895
5. Albert Anderson, September 13, 1898
6. James Anderson, Taylor Ferry, October 10, 1896
7. John Anderson, Lafayette, October 2, 1898
8. Paul Archer, Carrolton, September 15, 1893
9. Lewis Balaam, Jackson, September 4, 1909
10. Andy Beard, Kennedy, March 18, 1897
11. Bud Beard, Carrolton, December 17, 1897
12. Ed Bell, Selma, August 7, 1904
13. Charles Bentley, Leeds, August 2, 1901
14. Berney, Wetumpka, November 18, 1912
15. William Bird, Sheffield, November 11, 1918
16. Scott Bishop, Marbury, December 20, 1902
17. Thomas Black, Tuscumbia, April 22, 1894
18. John Bonner, Kennedy, December 16, 1897
19. Louis Bonner, Kennedy, December 16, 1897
20. Calvin Brown, specific locality unknown, July 6, 1891
21. John Brown, Childersburg, October 1, 1891
22. Robert Brown, specific locality unknown, July 6, 1891
23. William Brown, Rienzi, April 29. 1906
24. Thomas Browne, Point Clear, June 26, 1895
25. John Brownlee, Oxford, July 19, 1894
26. Richard Burton, Boyds, January 28, 1916
27. Eben Calhoun, Pittsview, April 29, 1907
28. John Calloway, Calhoun County, March 21, 1898
29. Wiley Campbell, specific locality unknown, June 25, 1902
30. William Cantor, Childersburg, May 16, 1892
31. Carson, Selma, January 3, 1913
32. Walter Carter, specific locality unknown, November 30, 1903
33. Walter Clayton, Bay Minett, April 6, 1908
34. Thomas Clinton, specific locality unknown, November 30, 1903
35. Zeb Colley, Greenville, April 21, 1895
36. Isaac Cook, Montgomery, August 12, 1890
37. Azariah Curtis, Butler, December 7, 1912
38. Cyat, Henry, October 10, 1896
39. James Daniel, Goose County, July 20, 1897
40. Davenport, Leighton, January 24, 1909
41. Bud Davis, Moulton, March 6, 1901
42. George Davis, Inverness, April 19, 1892
43. Phillip Davis, specific locality unknown, November 30, 1903
44. Daniel Dawson, Tyler, March 19, 1895
45. Robert Dawson, Selma, May 6, 1901
46. Mary Deane, Greenville, April 21, 1895
47. Herman Deeley, Taylorsville, January 18, 1915
48. John Dell, Montgomery, October 9, 1910
49. Noah Dickson, Walnut Grove, May 22, 1889
50. Andrew Diggs, Scottsboro, June 24, 1903
51. Moses Dossett, Prichard Station, September 22, 1907
52. Daniel Dove, specific locality unknown, October 20, 1906
53. Manuel Dunegan, Chilton County, April 15, 1895
54. Dan Edwards, Selma, June 24, 1893
55. Roxie Elliot, Centerville, April 15, 1891
56. Holland English, Bakerhill, April 2, 1894
57. Emma Fair, Carrolton, September 15, 1893
58. John Fitch, specific locality unknown, September 27, 1896
59. James Fox, specific locality unknown, August 10, 1915
60. Amanda Franks, Jefferson, May 12, 1897
61. James Freeman, Columbus City, May 31, 1895
62. Joseph Giohen, Berlin, December 8, 1893
63. Alice Green, Greenville, April 21, 1895
64. Martha Green, Greenville, April 21, 1895
65. Frank Griffon, Stanton, March 31, 1890
66. Zachioli Grohan, Whistler, April 2, 1891
67. Neal Guinn, Haynesville, August 5, 1931
68. Caines Hall, Kingston, May 1, 1904
69. Cleveland Harding, Florence, March 24, 1907
70. George Harris, Limestone, June 16, 1901
71. Samuel Harris, Salem, November 3, 1902
72. John Hayden, Lamar County, June 1, 1897
73. O'Dee Henderson, Fairfield, May 9, 1940
74. Alexander Herman, Courtland, july 16, 1901
75. Poe Hibbler, Pickens County, July 23, 1917
76. George Hoes, Butler, May 8, 1892
77. Joseph Holman, Tyler, March 19, 1895
78. Robert Holman, Tyler, March 19, 1895
79. Paul Hull, Carrolton, September 15, 1893
80. Charles Humphries, Lee County, March 18, 1900
81. Charles Hunt, Brantley, August 17, 1899
82. William Hunter, Selma, August 1, 1896
83. James Jackson, Bibb County, January 31, 1897
84. "Kid" Jackson, Hope Hull, August 17, 1915
85. Oliver Jackson, Montgomery, March 29, 1894
86. Solomon Jackson, Wetumpka, June 17, 1898
87. William Jackson, Wetumpka, June 17, 1898
88. Joseph James, Woodstock, December 22, 1896
89. Jerry Johnson, North Birmingham, September 3, 1907
90. Sidney Johnson, Coaling, July 12, 1898
91. Tony Johnson, Tuscumbia, April 22, 1894
92. Wes Johnson, Headland, February 2, 1937
93. Burrell Jones, Monroeville, October 13, 1892
94. John Jones, Anniston, July 13, 1890
95. Jon Jones, Altoona, July 1, 1904
96. Moses Jones, Monroeville, October 13, 1892
97. William Jones, Fort Deposit, December 19, 1914
98. Joshua Balaam, Jackson, September 4, 1909
99. John Kellogg, Blanche, February 20, 1898
100.Oliver Latt, Tunnell Springs, August 23, 1905
101.William Lewis, Lamison, April 14, 1894
102.John Lipsey, Pickensville, August 27, 1907
103.Eliza Lowe, Henry County, August 1, 1891
104.Willis Lowe, Henry County, August 1, 1891
105.William Lowe, Henry County, August 1, 1891
106.Henry Lucas, Vinegar Bend, November 2, 1907
107.Horace Maples, Huntsville, September 7, 1904
108.John Marrit, Pickens County, March 26, 1897
109.Jesse Matson, Calera, May 26, 1910
110."Die" Mayes, Selma, May 6, 1901
111.Ed Mayes, Selma, May 6, 1901
112.Louis McAdams, Wilsonville, January 3, 1901
113.Tobe McGrady, Perote, October 5, 1895
114.Marshal McGregor, Banks, January 5, 1899
115.George Meadows, Pratt Mines, January 15, 1889
116.Henry McKenny, Dothan, July 3, 1910
117.William Miller, Brighton, August 6, 1908
118.Benjamin Minty, Berlin, December 8, 1893
119.Clinton Montgomery, Magnolia, December 20, 1909
120.Isadore Moreley, Selma, August 1, 1896
121.Robert Moseley, Dolimite, November 14, 1894
122.Robert Moseley, Huntsville, March 22, 1890
123.Ernest Murphy, Daleville, June 27, 1893
124.James Nance, Jefferson, May 13, 1897
125.Ed Onlu, Eufala, April 14, 1893
126.Leon Orr, specific locality unknown, June 20, 1896
127.Allen Parker, New Monroesville, October 30, 1892
128.Henry Paters, Prichard, October 6, 1906
129.Pedigrie, Andalusia, February 20, 1906
130.John Pennington, Enterprise, August 7, 1901
131.Iver Peterson, Eufaula, February 12, 1911
132.Jack Pharr, Claiborne, August 30, 1897
133.Edward Plowly, Pine Apple, March 14, 1905
134.William Plowly, Pine Apple, March 14, 1905
135.Ephreim Pope, Lamison, June 22, 1904
136.Ray Porter, Clanton, August 21, 1891
137.William Pournay, Chestnut, September 3, 1901
138.James Powell, locality unknown, June 5, 1895
139.Jesse Powell, Letohatchee, July 23, 1917
140.William Powell, Letochatchee, July 23, 1917
141.Edward Prater, Clay County, July 8, 1892
142.Fred Quigleton, Talledaga, November 3, 1907
143.Randall, Winfield, April 25, 1891
144.John Rattler, Greenville, April 21, 1895
145.Camp Reese, Wetumpka, June17, 1893
146.Frank Reeves, Butler County, May 30, 1901
147.William Reynolds, Tuscumbia, April 6, 1902
148.Bunkie Richardson, Gadsden, February 11, 1906
149.Grant Richardson, Centerville, October 9, 1910
150.Albert Roberts, Inverness, April 19, 1892
151.Douglass Robertson, Mobile, January 22, 1909
152.Esau Robinson, Emelle, July 4, 1930
153.Richard Robinson, Prichard Station, October 6, 1906
154.Ray Rolston, Anniston, November 24, 1909
155.Berry Rowder, Childersburg, May 16, 1892
156.James Rowder, Childersburg, May 16, 1892
157.Henry Russell, Hope Hull, August 17, 1915
158.Newt Saunders, Opp, November 30, 1907
159.Mack Segars, Brantley, December 28, 1893
160.Jerido Shivers, Coffee County, May 19, 1895
161.Ruben Sims, Little River, April 16, 1904
162.Albert Sloss, Courtland, November 2, 1899
163.Edwin Smith, Wetumpka, January 4, 1915
164.John Smith, Scottsboro, March 20, 1897
165.William Smith, Bessemer, November 2, 1912
166.William Smith, Wetumpka, January 4, 1915
167.James Speaks, Riverton, July 21, 1897
168.Louis Spier, Wetumpka, June 17, 1898
169.John Steele, Birmingham, September 27, 1889
170.Stover, Habelle, October 21, 1908
171.Abram Sumroll, Vinegar Bend, November 2, 1907
172.Terrill, Elba, July 16, 1897
173.Thomas, Birmingham, April 25, 1909
174.James Thomas, Blossburg, July 9, 1897
175.Jesse Thompson, Wetumpka, June 17, 1898
176.Jesse Thornton, Crenshaw County, June 22, 1940
177.Winfield Townsend, Eclectic, October 2, 1900
178.Jesse Underwood, Tuscumbia, July 26, 1891
179.Sam Verge, specific locality unknown, August 5, 1912
180.William Wallace, Axis, August 1, 1910
181.William Wardley, Irondale, December 7, 1896
182.Wiley Webb, Selma, February 14, 1892
183.John Williams, Tuscumbia, April 22, 1894
184.William Williams, Henry County, August 1, 1891
185.William Williams, Inverness ,April 19, 1892
186.William Williams, South Side, May 11, 1901
187.Bud Wilson, Tuscaloosa, December 27, 1889
188.Bush Withers, Sanford, October 4, 1910
189.John Womack, Redlevel, May 22, 1918
190.Sam Wright, Helena, October 15, 1891
191.Charles Young, specific locality unknown, November 15, 1903
192.Charles Young, Clayton, March 29, 1914
193.William Ziegler, specific locality unknown, March 24, 1902
194.Two Unknown Negroes, Montevallo, September 2, 1889
195.Unknown Negro, Brantley, April 2, 1890
196.Two Unknown Negroes, Georgiana, September 29, 1891
197.Unknown Negro, Riverton, July 25, 1890
198.Unknown Negro, Macon County, March 10, 1892
199.Two Unknown Negroes, Monroeville, October 13, 1892
200.Two Unknown Negroes, Sylvan, February 13, 1892
201.Unknown Negro, Jasper, July 5, 1892
202.Two Unknown Negroes, specific locality unknown, December 10, 1893
203.Unknown Negro, Brierfield, July 17, 1893
204.Unknown Negro, Centerville, September 6, 1893
205.Four Unknown Negroes, Selma, December 12, 1893
206.Two Unknown Negroes, Selma, April 5, 1894
207.Unknown Negro, specific locality unknown, October 12, 1896
208.Unknown Negro, Toadvine, October 14, 1896
209.Unknown Negro, Excel, September 2, 1897
210.Unknown Negro, Lafayette, October 23, 1898
211.Unknown Negro, Geneva, May 7, 1900
212.Three Unknown Negroes, Opp, December 6, 1901
213.Unknown Negro, Leeda, May 11, 1901
214.Unknown Negro, Hartford, March 26, 1907
215.Unknown Negro, Midway, January 4, 1907
216.Unknown Negro, Bolivar, February 1, 1909
217.Unknown Negro, McFall, October 8, 1910
218.Unknown Negro, Clayton, August 20, 1911
219.Unknown Negro, Union Springs, April 2, 1911
220.Unknown Negro, Cuba, December 20, 1912
221.Unknown Negro, Dothan, February 19, 1912
222.Unknown Negro, Kilgore, August 28, 1913
223.Unknown Negro, Hope Hull, August 17, 1915
224.Unknown Negro, Greeley, Janury 10, 1917
225.Unknown Negro, Reform, July 16, 1917

A Partial Listing of African Americans Lynched in Arkansas

1. Albert Aikens, Pine Bluff, May 24, 1909

2. Henry Allen, Brinkley, January 6, 1893
3. William Anderson, Pillar, July 8, 1906
4. Robert Austin, Marion, March 19, 1910
5. Andrew Avery, Garland City, July 31, 1917
6. Henry Beavers, Wilmar, February 9, 1892
7. James Bailey, Beebe, July 7, 1891
8. George Baily, Devill's Bluff, December 20, 1909
9. Eugene Baker, Monticello, July 20, 1892
10. Abe Bailey, St. Charles, March 26, 1904
11. Mack Baldwin, St. Charles, March 26, 1904
12. William Baldwin, St. Charles, March 26, 1904
13. John Barrett, Askew, April 20, 1905
14. Peter Berryman, Mena, February 20, 1901
15. H. Blackburn, Argenta, October 7, 1906
16. Joseph Blakely, Portland, May 30, 1909
17. Jacob Bowers, Carlisle, September 12, 1915
18. Bowles, Gordon, August 23, 1892
19. Hamp Brisco & Son, specific locality unknown, February 10, 1892
20. Mrs. Brisco, specific locality unknown, February 10, 1892
21. John Brodie, Lee County, June 12, 1900
22. William Brooks, Palestine, May 23, 1894
23. Frank Brown, Conway, September 22, 1905
24. Henry Bruce, Gulch County, February 9, 1894
25. William Caldwell, Osceola, September 11, 1895
26. James Calton, Elmarth, February 7, 1906
27. Henry Capus, Magnolia, June 22, 1894
28. Allen Carter, Synne, August 4, 1892
29. Perry Carter, St. Charles, March 26, 1904
30. Ed Coy, Texarkana, February 20, 1892
31. Jim Crazy, Milton, December 9, 1896
32. Henry Crobyson, McGehee, September 22, 1894
33. Anthony Davis, Texarkana, October 8, 1906
34. Chich Davis, Wilmot, July 24, 1899
35. Howard Davis, Newport, October 28, 1914
36. Arthur Dean, Augusta, September 9, 1911
37. Willie Dees, Osceola, May 1, 1899
38. Frank Dodd, DeWitt, August 9, 1916
39. Robert Donnelly, Union Township, July 2, 1892
40. General Duckett, Little River County, March 22, 1899
41. Glenco Days, Crossett, February 19, 1904
42. Albert England, Wynne, November 4, 1895
43. Garrett Flood, St. Charles, March 26, 1904
44. Randall Flood, St. Charles, March 26, 1904
45. Monroe Franklin, Russellville, August 20, 1912
46. Newton Gaines, specific locality unknown, December 6, 1896
47. Samuel Gates, England, September 13, 1917
48. John Gilbert, River County, March 23, 1899
49. Henry Griffin, St. Charles, March 26, 1904
50. Walter Griffin, St. Charles, March 26, 1904
51. Godfrey Gould, Clarendon, July 31, 1896
52. Goode Gray, Rison, July 1, 1898
53. Robert Greenwood, Cross County, December 7, 1893
54. Nat Hadley, Durdon, November 20, 1891
55. Loy Haley, Hope, June 15, 1915
56. W. H. Harkin, Clinton, April 18, 1899
57. George Harris, Varner, February 23, 1892
58. Gulbert Harris, Pine Bluff, February 14, 1892
59. Harrison, Champognolle, September 20, 1892
60. Levi Hayden, Texarkana, June 3, 1898
61. Hellem, Luxora, September 1903
62. "Doc" Henderson, Bearden, May 9, 1893
63. James Henry, Little Rock, May 13, 1892
64. Hilliard, Hope, January 18, 1909
65. Aaron Hinton, St. Charles, March 26, 1904
66. William Hunter, Star City, June 14, 1910
67. Huntley, Reader, January 8, 1898
68. Aaron Jimerson, Ashdown, August 9, 1917
69. Alexander Johnson, Monticello, July 14, 1898
70. Armstead Johnson, Pine Bluff, June 13, 1889
71. Henry Johnson, Lake Village, November 3, 1903
72. Killis Johnston, St. Charles, March 26, 1904
73. Benjamin Jones, Little River County, March 23, 1899
74. Henry Jones, Hamburg, June 25, 1891
75. James Jones, specific locality unknown, August 22, 1895
76. Joseph Jones, Little River County, March 23, 1899
77. "Judge" Jones, Pine Bluff, March 25, 1910
78. Moses Jones, Little River County, March 23, 1899
79. Newton Jones, Boxley, November 29, 1893
80. Robert Jordon, Camden, August 10, 1892
81. John Kelly, Pine Bluff, February 14, 1892
82. Joseph King, Little River County, March 23, 1899
83. William Larkin, Camden, February 14, 1890
84. Charles Lewis, Hope, October 20, 1911
85. William Madison, St. Charles, March 26, 1904
86. Castle Manse, Clarendon, August 9, 1898
87. Edward McCollum, Sheridan, October 6, 1903
88. Horace McCoy, Foreman, March 10, 1902
89. "Dock" McLane, Ashdown, May 14, 1910
90. Allen Mitchell, Earle, June 13, 1918
91. Laura Mitchell, specific locality unknown, April 5, 1910
92. Julian Moseley, Arkansas City, July 14, 1892
93. Nat Mullens, Earle, June 17, 1900
94. Charles Mulligan, Conway, August 20, 1891
95. Washington Mussay, Augusta, December 5, 1907
96. A M. Neely, Forest City, May 19, 1889
97. Nelson, Varner, November 14, 1893
98. Lee Newton, specific locality unknown, August 1, 1902
99. William Norman, Hot Springs, June 19, 1913
100.Presley Oates, specific locality unknown, May 20, 1897
101.William Patrick, Forrest, December 3, 1915
102.Henry Phillips, Osceola, November 15, 1897
103.Thomas Parker, Kendall, october 15, 1897
104.Frank Pride, specific locality unknown, April 5, 1910
105.Sam Powell, Huttig, July 6, 1910
106.Ben Patterson, Hackette, October 1, 1891
107.Edward Peyton, Marianna, October 1, 1891
108.William Rice, specific locality unknown, November 8, 1891
109.Frank Robertson, Bradley, March 20, 1903
110.Dean Reynolds, specific locality unknown, January 15, 1889
111.J. E. Robinson, Texarkana, March 8, 1889
112.Willis Robinson, Newport, December 18, 1918
113.Dennis Ricord, Clarendon, August 9, 1898
114.James Ried, Monticello, July 14, 1898
115.Charles Richards, Marion, March 19, 1910
116.Paul Scroggs, Brinkley, January 6, 1893
117.Charles Stewart, Morrillton, May 21, 1892
118.John Stewart, Bearden, May 9, 1893
119.William Saunders, Clarendon, August 9, 1898
120.James Smith, Proctor, February 8, 1917
121.Lee Simms, Little Rock, September 5, 1913
122.Sanford, Lewis, March 23, 1912
123.Charles Smith, St. Charles, March 26, 1904
124.James Smith, St. Charles, March 26, 1904
125.John Thomas, Osceola, September 11, 1895
126.Flannegan Thornton, Morrillton, April 19, 1893
127.Alexander Thompson, Gurdon, April 23, 1903
128.John Turner, Warren, April 6, 1903
129.White Vetton, Spring Hill, January 4, 1905
130.John Wallace, Jefferson Springs, May 31, 1893
131.Washington, McGehee, September 22, 1894
132.Luke Washington, McGehee, September 22, 1894
133.D. L. Watson, Hamilton, September 16, 1897
134.Rilla Weaver, Clarendon, August 9, 1898
135.Robert Weaver, specific locality unknown, May 30, 1890
136.Elijah Wells, Wynne, November 20, 1902
137.Edward Williams, Baxter, August 26, 1897
138.Ernest Williams, Parkdale, June 20, 1908
139.John Williams, Plummersville, July 5, 1912
140.Hog Wilson, Stephens, September 3, 1902
141.James Woodman, specific locality unknown, July 6, 1905
142.William Wyatt, Rison, August 24, 1897
143.Charles Young, Forrest City, October 20, 1902
144.Unknown Negro, Turner, January 1, 1890
145.Unknown Negro, Newton County, December 14, 1891
146.Unknown Negro, Wynne, July 2, 1892
147.Unknown Negro, Marche, March 6, 1894
148.Two Unknown Negroes, Hampton, July 14, 1895
149.Unknown Negro, specific locality unknown, Septembe r19, 1895
150.Unknown Negro, Pine Bluff, December 17, 1896
151.Unknown Negro, Robroy, September 5, 1897
152.Two Unknown Negroes, Reader, January 8, 1898
153.Unknown Negro, Marcella, March 15, 1898
154.Unknown Negro, Sherrill, January 1, 1898
155.Unknown Negro, Little River County, March 23, 1899
156.Unknown Negro, Arkadelphia, December 21, 1900
157.Unknown Negro, West Point, May 26, 1900
158.Unknown Negro, specific locality unknown, July 22, 1903
159.Two Unknown Negroes, Stephens, August 31, 1904
160.Unknown Negro, Crossett, September 5, 1904
161.Unknown Negro, Hot Springs, November 29, 1906
162.Unknown Negro, Junction City, July 12, 1906
163.Two Negro Women, Stamps, March 20, 1907
164.Unknown Negro, Stuttgart, August 9, 1916
165.Unknown Negro, specific localitiy unknown, October 8, 1917

California

1. Calvin Kunblern, Pueblo, May 22, 1900

2. Henry Planz, San Jose, November 11, 1889
3. Washington H. Wallace, La Junta, March 25, 1902

Delaware

1. George White, Wilmington, June 12, 1903

Florida

2. Adams, Lake Butler, July 18, 1903

3. David Alexander, Pensacola, April 5, 1909
4. Charles Anderson, Perry, September 26, 1909
5. Richardson Anderson, Ocala, January 28, 1916
6. John Archer, Ocala, November 19, 1912
7. Sam Arline, Tampa, April 15, 1912
8. Walter Austin, Arcadia, February 18, 1892
9. Washington Bradley, Bronson, September 6, 1904
10. Galvin Baker, Marianna, March 5, 1911
11. John Bapes, Mulberry, August 21, 1906
12. James Barco, Panasoffkee, June 29, 1900
13. Lee Barley, De Land, September 29, 1891
14. Isaac Barrett, Orange Dale, June 5, 1897
15. Robert Bennet, Lake City, July 4, 1895
16. John Black, specific locality unknown, July 27, 1906
17. Henry Boggs, Ft. White, November 9, 1893
18. Hattie Bowman, Graceville, September 2, 1910
19. John Brooks, Ellaville, May 19, 1895
20. J. T. Burgis, Palatka, May 29, 1894
21. Champion, Gainesville, February 18, 1891
22. Edward Christian, Graceville, September 2, 1910
23. Jumbo Clark, High Springs, January 15, 1904
24. Denniss Cobb, Arcadia, May 30, 1892
25. William Collins, Mayo, June 9, 1895
26. Alfred Daniels, Gainesville, November 28, 1896
27. James Davis, Inverness, June 8, 1906
28. Robert Davis, Mulberry, June 27, 1900
29. Bert Dennis, Newberry, August 19, 1916
30. James Dennis, Newberry, August 19, 1916
31. Mary Dennis, Newberry, August 19, 1916
32. James Denson, Madison, January 7, 1901
33. James Denson's Stepson, Madison, January 7, 1901
34. Samuel Echols, Ellaville, May 19, 1895
35. Henry Edwards, Juliette, March 5, 1897
36. Sam Ellis, Tampa, March 7, 1910
37. Wade Ellis, Tampa, March 7, 1910
38. William English, Bradentown, July 4, 1912
39. J. C. Evans, Milton, October 4, 1937
40. John Evans, St. Petersburg, November 14, 1914
41. Andy Ford, Gainesville, August 25, 1891
42. S. C. Garner, Kissimmee, March 29, 1917
43. James Gilmore, Juliette, March 15, 1897
44. Henry Gordon, Mulberry, May 20, 1903
45. Crane Green, Pine Barren, July 21, 1903
46. Jack Green, Juliette, March 5, 1897
47. Charles Griffen, specific locality unknown, June 22, 1891
48. Charles Harris, De Land, September 23, 1896
49. Cellos Harrison, Marianna, June 16, 1943
50. John Haskins, Newberry, August 19, 1916
51. Richard Hawkins, Tallahassee, July 20, 1937
52. Henry Henson, Micanopy, January 12, 1892
53. Green Jackson, Ft. White, July 18, 1890
54. Henry Jackson, Miami, May 22, 1918
55. William Jackson, Ocala, December 4, 1894
56. Anthony Johnson, De Land, September 23, 1896
57. Charles Jones, MacClenny, May 7, 1896
58. Sam Jones, Juliette, March 5, 1897
59. Frank Jordan, Inverness, May 17, 1906
60. Harry Jordon, Alachua, January 13, 1896
61. William Kaneker, Apalachicola, June 7, 1892
62. Dan Kennedy, Mulberry, May 3, 1903
63. Robert Larkins, Ocalm, July 12, 1893
64. West Lawrence, Pensacola, November 22, 1899
65. William Leach, Dade City, August 6, 1915
66. Jackson Lewis, Tampa, December 5, 1903
67. Samuel Lewis, specific locality unknown, August 18, 1895
68. Richard Lowe, Mayo, November 26, 1910
69. Charles Martin, Madison, February 1, 1899
70. Robert Matthews, Gull Point, November 26, 1910
71. Henry McDuffie, Orlando, July 9, 1892
72. Sam McIntosh, Kathleen, July 9, 1910
73. Wash Melton, Juliette, March 5, 1897
74. James Miley, Juliette, March 15, 1897
75. Otis Miller, Juliette, March 15, 1897
76. Maik Morris, Tallahassee, June 6, 1909
77. H. Murphy, Alton, September 14, 1912
78. Jacob Nader, Lakeland, February 13, 1909
79. Preech Nellis, Ocala, November 14, 1912
80. Robert Matthews, June 11, 1910
81. Andrew McHenry, Newberry, August 19, 1916
82. Norman McKinney, Dennellon, January 16, 1901
83. H. M. Owens, Trenton, July 23, 1915
84. Jesse James Payne, Madison, October 12, 1945
85. Doc Peters, Cottondale, July 1, 1905
86. Charles Pitman, Greenville, February 2, 1908
87. Ernest Ponder, Tallahassee, July 20, 1937
88. Benjamin Price, specific locality unknown, October 5, 1908
89. Hicks Price, Starke, November 25, 1897
90. Manny Price, Newberry, September 1, 1902
91. Otis Price, Perry, August 9, 1938
92. Amos Randall, Mulberry, May 20, 1903
93. William Rawles, specific locality unknown, April 2, 1895
94. William Reagin, specific locality unknown, July 27, 1906
95. William Reed, Kissimmee, February 28, 1915
96. John Richards, Sparr, February 17, 1915
97. Fred Rochelle, Bartow, May 30, 19901
98. George Rose, specific locality unknown, May 13, 1894
99. John Sanders, Sneads, June 10, 1900
100.Robert Scruggs, Newberry, September 1, 1902
101.Leander Shaw, Pensacola, July 29, 1908
102.Simmons Simpson, Marianna, March 29, 1890
103.James Smith, Starke, September 14, 1894
104.John Smith, Arcadia, April 10, 1909
105.Otea Smith, Julietta, March 5, 1897
106.Roscoe Smith, Yellow River, July 6, 1913
107.Samuel Smith, Greenville, January 9, 1894
108.Charles Smoke, Blountstown, August 28, 1931
109.Richard Smoke, Blountstown, August 28, 1931
110.Lee Snell, Daytona Beach, April 20, 1939
111.Pierce Taylor, Tallahassee, January 25, 1897
112.Henry Thomas, Parish, March 9, 1903
113.Jack Thomas, Live Oak, June 27, 1900
114.Kid Tempers, Blountstown, July 10, 1913
115.Shepherd Trent, Punta Gorda, June 25, 1917
116.John Van Brunt, De Land, April 20, 1896
117.A. C. Williams, Quincy, May 13, 1911
118.Alonzo Williams, San Antonia, August 1, 1902
119.Arthur Williams, Wellborne, November 6, 1898
120.Daniel Williams, specific locality unknown, December 11, 1890
121.Jacob Williams, Madison County, July 6, 1896
122.James Williams, specific locality unknown, May 25, 1892
123.Sam Williams, Dade City, February 8, 1901
124.Patrock Wills, Quincy, January 26, 1893
125.Melvin Womack, Winter Garden, March 31, 1951
126.William Wright, Dade City, February 8, 1901
127.Charles Willis, Ocala, January 14, 1894
128.Nim Young, Ocala, May 15, 1894
129.Stella Young, Newberry, August 10, 1916
130.Two Unknown Negroes, Live Oak, December 15, 1891
131.Unknown Negro, Fort White, June 17, 1891
132.Unknown Negro, specific locality unknown, December 15, 1891
133.Unknown Negro, Waldo, September 7, 1892
134.Unknown Negro, specific locality unknown, May 25, 1892
135.Three Unknown Negroes, Lake City Junction, November 14, 1893
136.Unknown Negro, Marion County, December 17, 1894
137.Three Unknown Negroes, Bartow, May 30, 1895
138.Two Unknown Negroes, Mayo, June 11, 1895
139.Unknown Negro, Apalachicola, August 20, 1897
140.Two Unknown Negroes, Dunellon, June 13, 1899
141.Unknown Negro, Jasper, August 9, 1899
142.Two Unknown Negroes, Brooksville, May 14, 1900
143.Unknown Negro, Jennings, March 11, 1900
144.Unknown Negro, Sneads, June 10, 1900
145.Unknown Negro, Chipley, September 7, 1901
146.Unknown Negro, Bluff Springs, July 28, 1902
147.Unknown Negro, Mulberry, May 20, 1904
148.Unknown Negro, Madison, November 9, 1906
149.Unknown Negro, Arcadia, June 15, 1909
150.Unknown Negro, Duval County, May 9, 1909
151.Four Unknown Negroes, Bonifay, August 2, 1910
152.Two Unknown Negroes, Bonifay, July 20, 1910
153.Unknown Negro, Tampa, march 8, 1910
154.Six Unknown Negroes, Lake City, May 21, 1911
155.Unknown Negro, Bonifay, July 7, 1913
156.Unknown Negro, Quincy, August 1918

Maryland

1. Asbury Green, Centerville, May 12, 1891

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2. Simon Adams, Columbus, June 9, 1900, for attempted rape
3. Bob Addison, Habersham County, May 17, 1892, for alleged murder
4. Daniel Ahren, Greensboro, April 6, 1894, for alleged rape
5. Albert Aikens, Lincolnton, May 24, 1909, for alleged assault
6. Joseph (James?) Allen, Moultrie, March 23-24, 1898, for alleged rape
7. Rich Allen, Watkinsville, June 29, 1905, alleged murder/theft
8. Thomas Allen, Monroe, June 30, 1911
9. Walter Allen, Rome, April 1, 1902, for alleged attempted rape
10. James Anderson, specific locality unknown, December 6, 1898
11. Simon Anderson, Wellston, July 31, 1909, for alleged vouyerism
12. Wiley Annett, Newton, June 24, 1903, for alleged murder
13. John Anthony, Lincolnton, November 16, 1889, for alleged attempted rape
14. John Bailey, Cobb County, March 18, 1900, for alleged attempted rape
15. Albert Baker, Waycross, June 27, 1908, for alleged rape
16. Jesse Barker, Monticello, January 15, 1915
17. Samuel Barker, Monticello, January 15, 1915
18. John Barley, Marietta, March 18, 1900
19. William Barnes, Montezuma, November 8, 1910
20. John Belin, specific locality unknown, February 1, 1898
21. Sim Bell, Johnson County, March 22, 1890, for alleged murder
22. Arthur Bennett, Clayton County, October 22, 1893, for alleged attempted murder. Note: Bennett tried to
poison his employer after a dispute over compensation for his cotton crop.
23. John Bigley, Palmetto, March 16, 1899
24. Henry Bingham, Palmetto, March 16, 1899
25. George L. Bivins, Leesburg, February 11, 1899, for alleged rape
26. Samuel Bland, Eastman, December 20, 1915
27. Jeff Bolden, Jackson County, December 25, 1898, for alleged attempted murder
28. Harrison Boone, Sparta, September 26, 1896
29. Theo Booth, Wilkinson County, November 1, 1901, for alleged attempted rape
30. Ann Bostwick, specific locality unknown, June 25, 1912
31. Harry Bradley, Miller County, August 10, 1883, for Murder
32. George Brannan, specific locality unknown, January 27, 1897
33. Allen Brooks, Berryville, April 3, 1900, for alleged rape
34. John Brosin, Monticello, August 31, 1902
35. Henry Bingham, Campbell County, March 16, 1899, for alleged arson
36. Benjamin Brown, Tallapoosa, October 23, 1902, for alleged attempted rape
37. Edgar Brown, Campbell County, March 16, 1899, for alleged arson
38. John Brown, Jasper County, August 31, 1902, for scaring a white girl. Note: Brown had scared a young
white girl when he offered to conjure for her. (Lynching in the New South, pg. 56)
39. Nathan Brown, Rochelle, September 20, 1914
40. Washington Brown, Athens, February 28, 1890
41. Thomas Brownlee, Butts County, May 2, 1895
42. Jerry Buchan, Pulaski County, March 5, 1908, for alleged murder
43. Daniel Buck, Bluffton, July 1, 1891, for alleged attempted rape
44. George Burden, Spalding County, September 11, 1898, for alleged attempted rape
45. Homer Burk, Cochran, March 21, 1912
46. Henry Burney, Laurens County, January 13, 1888, for theft
47. George Burton, Digbey, September 11, 1898
48. Murray Burton, Ellaville, April 8, 1911
49. James Callaway, Liberty Hill, October 24, 1900, for alleged rioting
50. John Calhoun, Barnesville, May 25, 1918
51. Austin Callaway, La Grange, September 8, 1940
52. Lewis Capt, Lumpkin, May 18, 1897
53. Floyd Carmichael, Lakewood, July 31, 1906, for allegedly scaring a white girl
54. William Carreker, Talbot County, June 22, 1909, for alleged murder
55. Bud Catlen, Palmetto, March 16, 1899
56. William Cato, Statesboro, August 16 or 19, 1904, for alleged attempted rape and murder. Note: Cato,
along with Paul Reed, was charged with murdering a white family. At the conclusion of their trial, a mob
stormed the courthouse, grabbed the men, took them out of town and burned them alive. (Lynching in
the New South, pg. 202-203)
57. Samuel Chandler, Monroe, July 2, 1895
58. Andrew Chapwan, specific locality unknown, October 11, 1911
59. Eula Charles, Monticello, January 15, 1915
60. Ella Charles, Monticello, January 15, 1915
61. A. Clark, Sopertown, August 27, 1909
62. Benjamin Clark, Tarrytown, August 27, 1909, for alleged murder
63. David Clark, Odum, June 16, 1899, for alleged assault
64. Edward Clark, Worth County, June 26, 1888, for attempted rape
65. John William Clark, Cartersville, October 1, 1930
66. Edward Claus, Eastman, June 14, 1903, for alleged rape
67. Linton Clinton, Meigs, March 1, 1917
68. Aaron Coachman, Early County, July 11, 1884, for attempted rape
69. James Cobb, Cordele, May 23, 1918
70. George Coldhand, Colquitt County, January 9, 1895, for alleged murder
71. John Coleman, Wilkes County, December 1, 1888, over a disputed debt. Note: Coleman, along with Tom
Smith, got caught in a power struggle between two white men over who owned the sharecroppers'
cotton. One of the white men provided the men with guns to defend themselves from a white mob who
had attempted to arrest them. Coleman and Smith were eventually captured, had rocks tied around their
necks, and were then drowned in a river. (Lynching in the New South, pg. 57)
72. Thomas Coley, Goldsboro, January 9, 1908, for alleged attempted murder
73. Bob Collins, Athens, February 10, 1894, for enticing a servant
74. Robert Collins, Oglethorpe, February 15, 1894
75. Mary Connell, Leary, October 4, 1916
76. William Connell, Montgomery County, May 22, 1895, for alleged murder
77. William Cornaker, Talbotton, June 22, 1909
78. Bud Cosby, Fayetteville, February 7, 1918
79. Bud Cotton, Campbell County, March 16, 1899, for alleged arson
80. T. Z. Cotton, Columbus, August 13, 1912
81. John Crutchfield, Hamilton, January 22, 1912
82. Richard Cuff, Calhoun County, August 6, 1884, for an unknown offense
83. A. B. Culberson, Evans, February 4, 1915
84. John Cummings, Appling, May 15, 1904, for alleged rape
85. Robertson Curry, Hawkinsville, March 6, 1908
86. Enoch Daniel, Lee County, April 27, 1899
87. Mitchell Daniel, Leesburg, April 27, 1899
88. Henry Daniels, Cobb County, December 14, 1891, for alleged murder
89. Ed Dansy, Willacoochee, February 7, 1918
90. Henry Davis, Randolph County, August 9, 1885, for rape
91. Peter Davis, Ft. Gaines, August 29, 1911
92. Warren Dean, specific locality unknown, July 17, 1893
93. Claxton Dekle, Metter, December 15, 1917
94. Bill Dennis, Coffee County, May 18, 1893
95. Jim Dickson, Chattooga County, October 17, 1893, for alleged murder
96. Dobson, Brooks County, January 2, 1901, for alleged rape
97. George Dorsey and wife, Mae, Monroe, July 25, 1946
98. John Dukes, Arabi, July 9, 1938
99. John Duncan, Spring Place, October 1, 1889, for miscegenation
100.Frank Earle, Vidalia, July 25, 1901, for alleged theft. Note: Earle, a railroad cook, held up the railroad's
payroll agent to get overdue wages that were owed him.
101.Lewis Edwards, Wayne County, October 14, 1888, for murder
102.Robert Edwards, Cummings, September 10, 1912
103.Claude Elder, Watkinsville, June 29, 1905, alleged murder/theft
104.Alex Etheridge, Hancock County, November 26, 1885, for alleged theft
105.Henry Etheridge, Jackson, April 26, 1912
106.Spencer Evans, Crawfordville, March 22, 1918
107.Robert Evarts, April 26, 1894, for alleged rape
108.William Fambro, Griffin, February 24, 1903
109.William Ferguson, Adel, December 13 or 19, 1893, for alleged informing
110.Gus Fish-Head, Safford, July 23, 1899
111.Peter Flambe, Cochran, July 21, 1915
112.Isaac Flowers, Wayne County, July 8, 1892, for allegedwild talk
113.William Fluid, Jesup, December 25-26, 1889, for alleged murder
114.George Foot, Leesburg, February 11, 1899, for alleged rape
115.Charles Forsythe, Jeffersonville, January 22, 1897, for alleged murder
116.Frank Fountain, Miller County, September 4, 1883, for attempted rape
117.Joseph Fowler, Blakely, March 2, 1909, for alleged assault
118.Will Frambo, Spalding County, February 23, 1903, for alleged indecency
119.Fayette Franklin, Mitchell County, June 28, 1894
120.George Franklin, Mitchell County, June 24, 1894, for alleged rape
121.Charles (Eli?) Frazier, Brooks County, December 23, 1894, for alleged murder
122.George Fritz, Brooks County, December 23, 1894, for alleged murder
123.Charles Fuller, Monroe County, September 7, 1906, for alleged attempted rape
124.George Fuller, Marion County, December 28, 1900
125.Armor (Amos?) Gibson, Forsyth, March 14, 1895, for alleged attempted rape
126.Charles Gibson, Mason, September 12, 1897, for alleged rape
127.Samuel Gibson, Troup County, July 18, 1884, for incest
128.Mitchell Gilbert, Dooly County, October 16, 1903
129.John Gilham, Macon, September 3, 1918
130.Jacob Glover, Monticello, December 6, 1898, for alleged murder
131.James Glover, Polk County, August 22, 1904, for alleged rape
132.Welcome Golden, Waycross, December 16, 1891
133.Augustus Goodman, Bainbridge, October 29, 1905, for alleged murder
134.John Goolsby, Twiggs, October 26, 1899, alleged assault
135.David Goosby, Atlanta, September 19, 1894, for alleged murder
136.Kennedy Gordon, Portal, April 15, 1901, for alleged attempted rape
137.Benjamin Gorman, specific locality unknown, June 1, 1903
138.Hardy Grady, Effingham County, May 14, 1884, for attempted rape
139.George Grant, Darien, September 8, 1930
140.Alonzo Green and his son, Wayside, October 21, 1915
141.Andrew Green, Lovett, August 23, 1897
142.King Green, Gum Branch, July 20, 1909
143.James Greer, Pike County, October 24, 1900, for alleged rioting
144.Ross Griffin, Oglethorpe County, July 9, 1887, for attempted rape
145.William Grouslsby, Elberton, April 29, 1901
146.James Guer, Liberty Hill, October 24, 1900
147.Sidney Gust, specific locality unknown, January 5, 1897
148.Charles Hale, Lawrenceville, April 7, 1911
149.Lee Hall, Johnson County, Februry 7, 1903, for alleged attempted murder
150.Robert Hall, Newton, January 30, 1943
151.Albert Hamilton, Cordele, January 30, 1912
152.Cap Hamilton, Johnson County, November 17, 1885, for arson
153.Balam Hancock, Gibson, November 25, 1895
154.William Hardee, Nicols, May 10 or 12, 1896, for alleged assault
155.Frank Hardeman, Willaston, October 19, 1900
156.Willis Harden, Troup County, May 11, 1884, for rape
157.Joseph Hardy, Talbotton, June 22, 1909, for alleged wild talk
158.James Harmon, Social Circle, July 11, 1890
159.Albert Harris, Monroe County, October 23, 1899
160.Charles Harris, Dearing, May 7, 1907, for alleged murder
161.George Harris, Dublin, June 18, 1895
162.Harvin Harris, Macon, February 12, 1916
163.Jim Harris, Echols County, February 26, 1908, for alleged assault. Note: Harris was lynched for leading
a small group of black men who severely beat a white doctor who had shot a black man to death.
(Lynching in the New South, pg. 74)
164.John Harris, Mitchell County, August 12, 1895, for alleged murder
165.Robert Harris, Watkinsville, June 29, 1905, alleged murder/theft
166.Sherman Harris, Randolph County, March 13, 1901, for alleged murder
167.William Harris, Colquitt County, August 12, 1895
168.John Harvard, Cochran, December 1, 1909, for alleged murder
169.Belle Hathaway, Hamilton, January 22, 1912
170.Will Head, Brooks & Lowndes Counties, may 17, 1918
171.Eugene Hemming, Hamilton, January 22, 1912
172.Anthony Henderson, Unadilla, January 9, 1897, for alleged murder
173.Ed Henderson, Worth County, September 14, 1899, for alleged attempted rape
174.Louis Henderson, Blakely, August 3, 1899, alleged attempted rape
175.John Henry, Hawkinsville, March 6, 1908
176.George Herbert, Cowen, July 2, 1907
177.Samuel Hevens, Toccoa, June 14, 1915
178.Caleb Hill, Jr., Irwinton, May 30, 1949
179.Lee Hill, Wrightsville, February 7, 1903
180.Thomas Hill, Spring Place, March 1, 1893
181.Jack Hillsman, Crawford County, July 24, 1900, for alleged attempted rape
182.Jordan Hines, Molena, June 27, 1900
183.Hamp Hollis, Sumter County, August 20, 1898, for alleged murder
184.Lucius Holt, Concord, December 2, 1893, for alleged murder
185.William Holt, Concord, December 2, 1893, for alleged murder
186.William Holt, Leesburg, February 11, 1899, for alleged rape
187.Will Hood, Merriwether County, May 17, 1887, for attempted rape
188.Jack Hopkins, Jasper County, July 31, 1885, for alleged assault
189.William Hopkins, New Bainbridge, May 29, 1903
190.William Hopps, Jesup, December 25-26, 1889, for alleged murder
191.Samuel Hose, Newman, April 25, 1899, alleged murder. Note: Hose had asked his employer to allow
him to return home to visit his ailing mother. The employer refused, and after a two day argument, drew
his pistol and threatened to kill Hose, who responded by hurling an axe into his employer's head, killing
him instantly. (Lynching in the New South, pg. 82-83)

192.Benjamin Howard, Josselin, August 25, 1892, for alleged attempted murder
193.Peter Hudson, Cuthbert, September 26, 1916
194.Reuben Hudson, Dekalb County, July 27, 1887, for alleged rape.
195.Tip Hudson (Hutson?), Palmetto, Campbell County, March 16, 1899, for alleged arson
196.James Irwin, Ocilla, February 1, 1930
197.Henry Isaac, Brooks County, July 2, 1909, for alleged attempted theft
198.Thomas Israel, Screven County, October 5, 1886, for attempted rape
199.Alfred Iverson, Randolph County, April 10, 1909, for leaving his employer
200.Jackson, Cochran, July 21, 1915
201.Charles Jackson, Amboy, April 15, 1910
202.Henry Jackson, Glynn County, February 21, 1891, for alleged assault
203.Peter Jackson, Jesup, December 25-26, 1889, for alleged murder
204.Lenny (Renny?) Jefferson, Metcalf, June 11, 1900, for alleged attempted rape
205.Lewis Jefferson, Homersville, November 4, 1895, for alleged attempted rape
206.Edward Jenkins, Clayton, October 22, 1893
207.John Jessy, Forsyth, August 30, 1892
208.Bill Johnson, Pulaski County, October 13, 1888, for alleged rape
209.Collins Johnson, Sale City, November 17, 1917
210.A. C. Johnson, Sale City, November 17, 1917
211.Frank Johnson, specific locality unknown
212.Henry Johnson, Valdosta, May 8-10, 1901, for alleged assault
213.Jack Johnson, Carroll County, August 20, 1884, for rape. Note: Johnson was shot to death by a gang of
blacks who had waited outside the jail until Johnson was allowed to relieve himself. (Lynching in the
New South, pg. 30).
214.Sydney Johnson, Brooks & Lowndes Counties, May 17, 1918
215.Washington Johnson, Safford, July 23, 1899
216.William Johnson, specific locality unknown, January 22, 1911
217.Jones, Echols County, February 26, 1892, for alleged murder
218.Hosea Jones, Murray County, May 3, 1891
219.Joe Jones, Pierce County, September 14, 1886, for attempted rape
220.Marshall Jones, Douglas, May 4, 1900, for alleged assault
221.Newt Jones, Appling County, November 29, 1893, for alleged murder
222.Owen Jones, Pulaski, November 1, 1890, for rape
223.Robert Jones, Augusta, February 25, 1911
224.Solomon Jones, Forrest, August 1, 1899
225.Dawson Jordon, Ellaville, April 8, 1911
226.John King, Dodge County, July 20, 1909, for alleged attempted rape
227.Wesley King, specific locality unknown, February 21, 1891
228.Robert Kingut, Waycross, December 14, 1891
229.William Kirkland, Thomasville, September 25, 1930
230.Gus Knight, Johnson County, for rape
231.Henry Kyle, Decatur County, October 13, 1883, for alleged rape
232.Dewey Lake, Sylvester, January 21, 1916
233.Felix Lake, Sylvester, January 21, 1916
234.Frank Lake, Sylvester, January 21, 1916
235.Major Lake, Sylvester, January 21, 1916
236.Lee Lawrence, Jasper County, November 8, 1894, for alleged rape
237.Rodium Leamon, Sylvester, January 21, 1916
238.Rufus Lesuere, Thomaston, August 17, 1901
239.Lewis, Valdosta, August 21, 1916
240.Wesley Lewis, February 21, 1891, Glynn County, for alleged assault
241.Thomas Linton, specific locality unknown, May 22, 1899
242.Charles Lokie, Tifton, August 7, 1908, for alleged wild talk
243.Sam Long, Colquitt County, September 5, 1888, for rape
244.Martin Love, Tunnell Hill, July 11, 1889, for attempted rape
245.Terry Lovelace, Manchester, October 19, 1911
246.Robert Lovett, Morgan, August 15, 1913
247.Will Lowe, Lowndes County, October 30, 1890, for alleged attempted rape
248.Dan Lumpkin, Columbus County, February 20, 1910
249.Charles Mack, Safford, July 25, 1899, alleged rape/robbery
250.Charles Mack, Swainsboro, September 26, 1891, for alleged rape
251.Roger Malcolm and wife, Dorothy, Monroe, July 25, 1946
252.Robert Mallard, Lyons, November 20, 1948
253.Charles Martin, Madison County, January 29, 1899
254.Ed Martin, Talbot County, September 21, 1904
255.Samuel Martin, Wrightsville, March 24, 1890
256.Sebastian McBride, Portal, August 30, 1904
257.Arthur McCauley, Harris County, July 28, 1902
258.William McClure, Clem, August 11, 1899, for alleged attempted rape
259.Jess McCortele, Cartersville, February 25, 1916
260.Garfield McCoy, Newton, June 24, 1903, for alleged murder
261.William McGroff, Baconton, July 11, 1911
262.George McKinney, Newton, June 24, 1903, for alleged murder
263.John McLeod, Swainsboro, May 18, 1911
264.John Meadows, Carmel, August 8, 1898, for alleged rape
265.Edward Merriweather, Monticello, November 23, 1898, for alleged murder
266.William Miles, Columbus, June 1, 1896, for alleged rape
267.Charles Miller, Culloden, September 10, 1906
268.Tom Miller, Brooks County, August 22, 1898, for alleged attempted rape
269.Henry Milner, Griffin, October 15, 1896, attempted rape
270.S. S. Mincey, Ailey, July 29, 1930
271.Ephraim Mitchell, Coffee County, May 22, 1893, for alleged murder
272.Lacy Mitchell, Thomas County, September 28, 1930
273.Robert Mitchell, Mitchell County, August 31, 1889
274.Bill Mobley, Dooley County, September 6, 1902, for alleged attempted rape
275.Rufus Moncrief, Whitehall, September 18, 1917
276.John Moody, Bryan County, March 2, 1901, for leaving his employer
277.Bill Moore, Wayne County, October 10, 1889, for assault
278.John Moore, Hamilton, January 22, 1912
279.Joseph Moore, Crawfordsville, May 22, 1911
280.William Moore, Jesup, October 12, 1889
281.Anderson Moreland, Forsythe, June 11, 1892
282.Will Morman, Dodge County, May 13, 1906, for alleged rape
283.Peter Morris, Arlington, January 23, 1915
284.Ephrim Muchlea, Hazelhurst, May 23, 1893
285.Jim Neely, Henry County, August 19, 1898, for alleged assault
286.Joe Nowling, Pelham, March 28, 1917
287.Owen Ogletree, Monroe County, June 17, for alleged rape
288.Richard Olliver, Donaldsonville, May 27, 1898
289.Owen Opietress, Forsythe, June 18, 1894
290.William Owens, Jesup, August 29, 1891
291.Samuel Owensby, Hogansville, May 5, 1913
292.Sam Padgett's wife and son, Tattnall County, May 21, 1907, for alleged murder
293.Edward Pearson (Pierson?), Swainsboro, July 11, 1906, for alleged attempted rape
294.Banjo Peavey, Fort Valley, June 8, 1903, for alleged murder
295.George Penner (Penn?), Elberton, June 5-13, 1890, for rape
296.Rich Perry, Marion County, June 10, 1890
297.Charles Pickett, Ellaville, April 8, 1911
298.Samuel Pike, Brooks County, December 23, 1894, for alleged murder
299.John Henry Pinkney, Pulaski County, March 5, 1908, for alleged murder
300.Jesse Poke, Eastman, June 10, 1890
301.Polasco, Valdosta, October 31, 1890
302.Henry Pope, Chattooga County, May 1, 1888, for rape
303.Charles Powell, Macon, February 4, 1912
304.Warren Powers, East Point, September 4, 1889, for attempted rape
305.Sandy Price, Watkinsville, June 29, 1905, alleged murder/theft
306.George Prince, Elbert County, June 10, 1890
307.Ike Radney, Colquitt, August 11, 1918
308.Andrew Rainey, Bainbridge, April 23, 1903, for alleged arson
309.Evan Ralent, specific locality unknown, July 27, 1910
310.George Read, Rome, January 3, 1901
311.Jim Redmond, Habersham County, May 17, 1892, for alleged murder
312.Paul Reed, Statesboro, August, 16, 1904, for alleged murder. Note: Reed, along with William Cato, was
charged with murdering a white family. At the conclusion of their trial, a mob stormed the courthouse,
grabbed the men, took them out of town and burned them alive. (Lynching in the New South, pg. 202-
203)
313.William Reed, Bainbridge, May 25, 1937
314.George Reede, Floyd County, January 3, 1901, for alleged attempted rape
315.Albert Reese, Cuthbert, June 25, 1909, for alleged assault
316.Sandy Reeves, Waycross, September 24, 1918
317.Sylvester Rhodes, Collins, March 5, 1894, for alleged murder
318.Eugene Rice, Brooks & Lowndes Counties, May 17, 1918
319.Bill Richardson, Chattooga County, October 17, 1893, for alleged murder
320.John Riggins, Bainbridge, August 17, 1915
321.Hollis Riles, Bainbridge, September 3, 1949
322.Chime Riley, Brooks & Lowndes Counties, May 17, 1918
323.Curry Roberson, Pulaski County, March 5, 1908, for alleged murder
324.Gus Roberson, Habersham County, May 17, 1892, for alleged murder
325.Andrew Roberts, Waycross, June 28, 1890
326.Richmond Roberts, Burke County, December 17, 1882, for attempted rape
327.Charles Robertson, Allendaletown, March 2, 1895, for alleged murder
328.Andrew Robinson, Clinch County, June 27, 1890, for attempted rape
329.Lewis Robinson, , Watkinsville, June 29, 1905, alleged murder/theft
330.Reuben Robinson, Miller County, August 10, 1883, for murder
331.Rich Robinson, Watkinsville, June 29, 1905, alleged murder/theft
332.Albert Rogers and son, Stagesboro, August 17, 1904
333.Jeff Rogers, Walker County, February 4, 1884, for rape
334.Warren Ross, Early County, June 14, 1893, for alleged murder
335.George Rouse, Dooly County, March 15, 1885, for murder
336.Albert Royal, Amboy, April 15, 1910
337.Joshua Ruff, Gibson, November 18, 1897, for alleged theft
338.Tom Ruffin, Dade County, March 8, 1888, for attempted rape
339.Bud Rufus, Floyd County, December 8, 1900, for alleged rape
340.Louis Sammin, Sufford, July 23, 1899, for alleged rape/robbery
341.Robert Sapp, Blakeley, May 6, 1941
342.Simon Schuman, Brooks & Lowndes Counties, May 17, 1918
343.A. L. Scott, Wilcox County, August 28, 1904, for alleged murder
344.Ben Scott, Echols County, September 2, 1897
345.George Scott, Russellville, June 26, 1898
346.Thomas Seabright, Bainbridge, October 8, 1905, for alleged rape
347.Abe Sebens, Pierce County, July 2, 1900
348.John Shake, specific locality unknown, July 28, 1913
349.Peter Shaw, Troup County, May 28, 1898, for alleged rape
350.Caesar Sheffield, Valdosta, April 16, 1915
351.Barry Sherard (Harry Sherod?), Brooks County, December 23, 1894, for alleged murder
352.Harris Sherman, Shellman, march 13, 1901
353.Moxie Shuler, Bainbridge, September 29, 1916
354.Cato Simmons, Decatur County, August 29, 1891, for informing
355.Hurbert Simmons, Neal, November 29, 1904
356.John (Jim?) Simmons, Cairo, November 19, 1890, alleged attempted rape
357.Jesse Slayton, Columbus, June 1, 1896, for alleged rape
358.Benjamin Smith, Swainsboro, may 21, 1911
359.Charles Smith, Sandersville, October 7, 1916
360.Henry Smith, Effingham County, August 13, 1886, for rape
361.Neal Smith, specific locality unknown, October 4, 1895
362.Serborn Smith, Covington, May 21, 1892
363.Tom Smith, Wilkes County, December 1, 1888, over a disputed debt. Note: Smith, along with John
Coleman, got caught in a power struggle between two white men over who owned the sharecroppers'
cotton. One of the white men provided the men with guns to defend themselves from a white mob who
had attempted to arrest them. Coleman and Smith were eventually captured, and with rocks tied around
their necks, drowned in a river. (Lynching in the New South, pg. 57)
364.Peter Stamps, Douglas County, July 24, 1885, for miscegenation. Note: Stamps had been a secret lover
of his white employer's 16 year old daughter for about a year before impregnating her. Though the girl
refused to accuse him of rape, he became the victim of a lynch mob. The girl eventually committed
suicide. (Lynching in the New South, pg. 62)
365. Jesse Staten, Quitman, November 16, 1917
366.William Stewart, Eastman, December 20, 1915
367.Elijah Strickland, Palmetto, April 25, 1899, alleged accomplice to a murder
368.Allen Sturgis, McDuffie County, June 3, 1888, for theft
369.Elijah Sturgis, Cuthbert, September 26, 1916
370.Virgie Swanson, Greenville, August 25, 1913
371.John Sweeney, Tarrytown, August 27, 1909, for alleged murder
372.James Tabor, Alamo, April 11, 1910
373.Samuel Taylor, Brooks County, December 23, 1894, for alleged murder
374.Tom Tench, Merriwether County, January 16, 1887, for alleged rape
375.Sam Teott, Echols County, September 3, 1897, for alleged cattle stealing
376.Calvin Thomas, Decatur County, December 25-26, 1893, for alleged rape
377.Frank Thomas, Coffee County, June 10, 1902
378.George Thomas, Ft. Gaines, September 22, 1908, for alleged attempted murder
379.John (James?) Thomas, Midville, November 10, 1889, for alleged attempted rape
380.Arthur Thompson, Arlington, June 1, 1904, for alleged murder
381.Gilbert Thompson, Statesboro, February 24, 1908
382.Milly Thompson, Clayton County, July 29, 1880, for an unknown offense
383.Sterling Thompson, Campbell County, January 3, 1901, for informing
384.Will Thompson, Brooks & Lowndes Counties, May 17, 1918
385.Alf Thurman, Lee County, April 27, 1899, for wild talk
386.John Towns, Damascus, September 5, 1908, for alleged attempted theft
387.Jack Troy, Talbotton, September 21, 1904
388.Hayes Turner, Brooks & Lowndes Counties, May 17, 1918
389.Mary Turner, Brooks & Lowndes Counties, May 17, 1918
390.John Vease, Augusta, February 25, 1911
391.Daniel Walker, Washington, October 28, 1911
392.Jack Walker, Gay, August 18, 1905
393.John Walker, Houston County, October 27, 1907, for alleged assault/robbery
394.John Walker, Montezuma, November 8, 1910
395.John Ware, Royston, September 18, 1904, for alleged attempted murder. Note: After a dispute with his
employer over who he would sell his cotton crop to, Ware killed the man in a fight.
396.John Warren, Donald, December 21, 1911
397.Lem Warren, Terrell County, September 16, 1896
398.Lewis Warren, Miller County, Miller County, August 26, 1883, for attempted rape
399.Brown Washington, Morgan County, February 27, 1890, for murder
400.Joe Washington, Bryan County, August 10, 1901, for alleged attempted rape
401.Foser Watts, Monroe, June 31, 1911
402.Moses Weaver, Tifton, October 12, 1904
403.Isaac Webb, Goldsboro, January 9, 1911, for alleged attempted murder
404.Grant Welly, Thomasville, September 8, 1900
405.Allen West, Abbeville, February 26, 1891, for alleged attempted rape
406.William West, April 14, 1892
407.Henry White, Durand, September 21, 1916
408.Henry White, Younker, October 11, 1908, for alleged assault
409.William White, Jeffersonville, January 22, 1897, for alleged murder
410.Alex Whitney, Harlem, May 13, 1900
411.Walter Wilkins, Waycross, June 27, 1908
412.S. Wilkinson, Burke County, September 14, 1886, for alleged attempted rape
413.John Wilks, Byron, October 27, 1907
414.Williams, Odum, June 16, 1899, for alleged attempted rape
415.Alonzo Williams, Oboopee, July 29, 1903
416.Alonzo Williams, Toombs County, July 29, 1908, for alleged attempted rape
417.Charles Williams, Emanuel County, October 7, 1896, for alleged murder
418.Chesbley Williams, Cordele, November 30, 1912
419.General Williams, Burke County, October 24, 1890, for alleged murder. Note: Williams was 15 years
old when he was lynched for allegedly murdering a white boy who was the nephew of the local
constable. The Constable used his home as the jail and while he and his prisoner were in transit, a mob
stopped them and executed Williams. (Lynching in the New South, pg. 31)
420.Jesse Williams, Eastman, September 6 or 8, 1892, for alleged attempted rape
421.John Williams, Fowistown, September 7, 1898
422.John Williams, Waynesboro, October 24, 1890
423.Oscar Williams, Griffin, July 23, 1897, alleged rape
424.Vance (Vincent?) Williams, Louieville, August 25, 1908, for alleged murder
425.Will Williamson, Toombs County, March 1, 1910, for alleged attempted murder
426.William Willis, Grovetown, May 14, 1900
427.Charles Wilson, Albany, May 27, 1910
428.Jack Wilson, Whitfield County, October 23, 1892
429.James Wilson, Dalton, October 26, 1892
430.William Wilson, Columbia County, May 13, 1900, for alleged murder
431.John Wise, Pembroke, July 28, 1902, for alleged rape
432.William Womack, Eastman, may 14, 1906
433.Frank Wosten, Homer, October 12, 1890
434.Rolley Wyatt, specific locality unknown, February 19, 1909
435.Yarborough, Americus, October 5, 1912
436.Gene Yerby, Watkinsville, June 29, 1905, alleged murder/theft
437.Harry Young, specific locality unknown, April 22, 1902
438.Richard Young, Savannah, March 29, 1902

Illinois

1. Edward Brown, specific locality unknown, September 4, 1902

2. Scott Burton, Springfield, August 15, 1908
3. Sam Bush, Decatur, June 3, 1893
4. Allen Butler, Lawrenceville, July 14, 1893
5. George Donigan, Springfield, August 16, 1908
6. Woodford Hughes, specific locality unknown, February 26, 1902
7. William Jones, Cairo, November 3, 1909
8. I. D. Mayfield, Danville, July 23, 1903
9. Edward Person, Paris, October 12, 1942
10. Robert P. Praeger, Collinsville, April 4, 1918
11. F. W. Stewart, Iacon, November 7, 1898
12. Joseph Strands, Johnston City, June 10, 1915
13. Hallery Willis, Camp Ellis, November 7, 1943
14. Peter Willis, Sarsaw, July 20, 1889
15. David Wyatt, Bellville, June 6, 1903
16. Unknown Negro, Thebes, April 26, 1903
17. Two Unknown Negroes, Tamms, September 12, 1913

Indiana

1. James Dillard, Sullivan, November 20, 1902

2. Thomas Henderson, Rockport, December 16, 1900
3. James Jennings, specific locality unknown, May 22, 1891
4. Eli Ladd, Blountsville, February 8, 1890
5. John Rollo, Bonneville, December 17, 1900
6. Bud Rowland, Rockport, December 16, 1900
7. Thomas Shipp, Marion, August 7, 1930
8. Abraham Smith, Marion, August 7, 1930
9. Henry Smith, specific locality unknown, November 18, 1890
10. George Ward, Terre Haute, February 26, 1901

Iowa

1. William Heffen, Moscoe, August 5, 1901

2. George Smith, specific locality unknown, January 15, 1889
3. Unknown Negro, Mitchelville, January 18, 1896

Kansas

1. Dan Adams, Salina, April 20, 1893

2. Fred Alexander, Leavenworth, January 15, 1901
3. Richard Fisher, Hiawatha, September 9, 1889
4. Montgomery Godley, Pittsburg, December 25, 1902
5. Doctor Herman, Topeka, May 13, 1901
6. Jeff Luggle, Cherokee, April 24, 1894
7. George Mills, Weir, October 30, 1899
8. James Thompson, Larned, September 14, 1889
9. Commodore True, Hiawatha, November 29, 1892
10. Charles Williams, Galena, April 25, 1899
11. John Wilson, Leavenworth, August 21, 1893

Partial Listing of African Americans Lynched in Kentucky

1. Richard Allen, Mayfield, February 23, 1898

2. Henry Alley, Hillside, November 13, 1914
3. William Arkinson, McKinney, September 2, 1893
4. Ernest Baker, Cadiz, January 22, 1906
5. Arch Bauer, Tompkinsville, October 2, 1898
6. Leon Beard, Normandy, July 7, 1905
7. Arthur Bell, Princeton, June 4, 1915
8. Thomas Blambard, Fulton, April 10, 1902
9. James Bond, Guthrie, December 19, 1892
10. Mark Brown, Shelbyville, July 20, 1891
11. Thomas Brown, Nicholasville, February 6, 1902
12. Marshall Boston, Frankfort, August 14, 1894
13. Ephraim Brinkley, Madison, July 22, 1897
14. Raymond Brushrod, Hainesville, September 26, 1897
15. Ellis Buckner, Henderson, November 26, 1915
16. Joe Bumpass, Hickman, August 30, 1904
17. William Butcher, Hickman, September 2, 1895
18. Gams Calls, Glasgow, June 16, 1898
19. William Clifford, Maple Grove, August 16, 1907
20. Richard Coleman, Maysville, December 6, 1899
21. Ernest Dewley, Brandenburg, April 30, 1902
22. Elijah Drake, Madrid Bend, March 20, 1902
23. James Dudley, Georgetown, August 28, 1891
24. Bell Duly, Fulton, February 15, 1902
25. Jumbo Fields, Shelbyville, October 2, 1901
26. George Finley, Mayfield, December 22, 1896
27. Clarence Garnett, Shelbyville, October 2, 1901
28. Lee Gibson, Owenton, January 28, 1892
29. Henry Givens, Nebo, December 16, 1893
30. Caleb Godly, Bowling Green, June 24, 1894
31. John Grange, Franklin, July 25, 1891
32. Willis Griffey, Princeton, October 15, 1894
33. M. G. Gumble, Jellico Mines, January 21, 1894
34. Archie Haines, Mason County, June 20, 1894
35. Burt Haines, Mason County, June 21, 1894
36. William Haines, Mason County, June 20, 1894
37. Thomas Hall, Kevil, October 9, 1903
38. Ernest Brock Henley, Paducah, October 16, 1916
39. Charles Hill, Paducah, June 10, 1892
40. Thomas Holmes, Mayfield, February 23, 1898
41. Alfred Holt, Owensboro, December 26, 1896
42. Frank Howard, Wickliff, September 12, 1901
43. Marion Howard, Scottsville, July 16, 1894
44. Robert Huggard, Winchester, July 15, 1895
45. Ernest Humphreys, Princeton, October 2, 1890
46. Doc Jones, Owensboro, December 19, 1889
47. Robert Jones, Russellville, August 1, 1908
48. Thomas Jones, Russellville, August 1, 1908
49. Virgil Jones, Russellville, August 1, 1908
50. James Kelly, Paris, July 23 1889
51. Frank Leavell, Elkton, October 12, 1905
52. Charles Lewis, Hickman, December 16, 1918
53. Harrison Lewis, Springfield, August 26, 1895
54. Daniel Malone, Covington, July 23, 1889
55. Fomit Martin, Monticello, February 17, 1896
56. James Mays, Spyfield, January 11, 1902
57. Lee McDaniels, Oaks Crossing, july 29, 1892
58. Jacob McDowell, Providence, May 31, 1908
59. Judge McNeal, Cadiz, September 1, 1893
60. Charles Miller, Bardwell, July 7, 1893
61. Samuel Moody, Auburn, April 18, 1890
62. Edward Moorman, Guston, January 12, 1893
63. Richard Moorman, Guston, January 12, 1893
64. Logan Murphy, Mt. Sterling, August 16, 1892
65. Robert Morton, Rickford, February 4, 1897
66. Gabe Nalls, Blackford, November 8, 1894
67. Ulyssess Nalls, Blackford, November 8, 1894
68. Austin Porter, Grayson, June 8, 1892
69. Lewis Radford, Guthrie, January 24, 1904
70. George Ray, Gensonton, April 26, 1895
71. Sam Reed, Wickliff, September 12, 1901
72. Joseph Richardson, Leitchfield, September 26, 1913
73. Joseph Riley, Russellville, August 1, 1908
74. William Sanders, Mayville, March 12, 1917
75. Robert Shaw, Waitman, May 22, 1905
76. William Skapp, Old Union, April 16, 1891
77. Mollie Smith, Trigg County, July 1, 1895
78. James Stewart, Madrid Bend, March 20, 1902
79. James Stone, Mayfield, December 21, 1896
80. Leonard Taylor, Newcastle, August 28, 1893
81. Marie Thompson, Lebanon Junction, June 14, 1904
82. James Thornhill, Paducah, October 16, 1916
83. Joseph Thornton, Wickliffe, May 20, 1889
84. John Turner, Greensburg, December 9, 1889
85. Len Tye, Hariem, March 2, 1894
86. William Tyler, Carlisle, July 26, 1894
87. Charles Walton, Morganfield, August 18, 1893
88. Fraten Warfield, Elliston, October 18, 1900
89. John Wilcoxson, Edmonton, September 2, 1892
90. Thomas White, Aurora, September 14, 1896
91. Nick Willis, Lebanon, June 1, 1892
92. George Wilson, Meyers, August 15, 1897
93. Unknown Negro, Bowling Green, December 28, 1892
94. Unknown Negro, Paducah, August 19, 1893
95. Two Unknown Negroes, Henderson, November 21, 1895
96. Unknown Negro, Calvert, November 25, 1895
97. Unknown Negro, Fulton, May 11, 1896
98. Unknown Negro, Rock Springs, March 8, 1897
99. Unknown Negro, specific locality unknown, July 17, 1904
100.Ten Unknown Negroes, Rochester, November 13, 1914

Partial Listing of African Americans Lynched in Louisiana

1. Charles Alexander, Plaquemine, December 13, 1897

2. James Alexander, Plaquemine, December 13, 1897
3. Ernest Allums, specific locality unknown, May 3, 1912
4. Edward Ames, Allentown, April 22, 1900
5. Thomas J. Amos, Cheneyville, September 1, 1900
6. Emile Antoine, Grand Prairie, July 30, 1909
7. Aps Ard, Greensburg, October 1, 1909
8. William Bell, Amite, April 2, 1898
9. Ovide Belzaire, Youngsville, July 24, 1895
10. Oliver Bibb, Winona, February 20, 1902
11. George Bickham, Ponchatonia, September 21, 1900
12. Douglas Bolte, Quarantine, October 15, 1897
13. Nathaniel Bowman, Ponchatonia, September 21, 1900
14. Felton Brigman, Rodessa, May 4, 1901
15. Henry Brooks, Shreveport, May 11, 1917
16. Echo Brown, Amite City, August 9, 1899
17. Jerry Burke, Clio, December 22, 1896
18. Wood Burke, Benton, November 28, 1912
19. Dennis Burrel, New Orleans, May 6, 1898
20. Walter Byrd, Winnsboro, September 15, 1911
21. Norm Cadore, Baton Rouge, December 28, 1912
22. James Carr, Millview, December 27, 1903
23. William Carr, Pisquemine, March 18, 1906
24. Camp Claxton, Tallulah, April 27, 1892
25. Thell Claxton, Tallulah, April 27, 1892
26. George Clayton, Mangham, June 18, 1918
27. Seth Cobb, Devail Bluff, June 12, 1900
28. Thomas Collins, Bunkie, July 16, 1915
29. James Comeaux, Jennings, August 27, 1913
30. Cotton, Carrolle, March 28, 1906
31. Joseph Craddvels, Taylor Town, November 2, 1903
32. Jack Davis, Baldwin, July 24, 1897
33. William Blanchard, March 5, 1901
34. J. H. Day, Monroe, June 14, 1892
35. Joseph Dazzele, St. Bernard, May 19, 1896
36. Ely Denton, Rayville, March 14, 1910
37. Dic Dickson, Minden, June 5, 1901
38. Anton Domingo, Lafayette, November 29, 1906
39. Ralph Dorans, Ruby, June 28, 1907
40. Nicholas Dublano, Loreauville, May 13, 1902
41. Mond Dunley, Minden, July 13, 1896
42. Frank Dupree, Forest Hill, June 12, 1903
43. Monroe Durden, Sylvester, December 2, 1914
44. Silas Ealy, Bossiers City, May 3, 1907
45. Warren Eaton, Monroe, October 22, 1913
46. Charles Elliott, Ponchatonia, September 21, 1900
47. James Estes, Delhi, November 20, 1909
48. Felician Francis, New Orleans, September 26, 1895
49. Gilbert Francis, St. Joseph, February 29, 1896
50. George Franklin, Homer, April 1, 1902
51. Washington Furran, Monroe, October 2, 1897
52. Henry Gardner, Monroe, March 15, 1907
53. Joseph Gifford, Floyd, October 27, 1909
54. Isaac Glover, Springfield, September 14, 1910
55. John Gordon, specific locality unknown, August 10, 1897
56. Edward Gray, St. Peter, june 14, 1899
57. Charles Griffin, Munroe, August 7, 1914
58. Presto Griffin, Munroe, August 7, 1914
59. Bub Hall, Bastrop, August 7, 1918
60. Edward Hamilton, Shreveport, May 12, 1914
61. Louis Hamilton, Bossier Point, Ovtober 9, 1896
62. Jess Hammett, Vivian, August 29, 1916
63. Andrew Harris, Bethany, August 3, 1908
64. Henry Harris, Lena, May 15, 1900
65. Jack Harris, Concordia, June 24, 1903
66. William Harris, New Orleans, March 9, 1898
67. Scott Harvey, Tallulah, April 27, 1892
68. Alexander Hawkins, Gretna, September 24, 1896
69. James Heard, Benton, November 28, 1912
70. Hearn, Benton, December 6, 1898
71. Nicholas Hector, New Iberia, October 12, 1908
72. Bread Henderson, Mooringsport, December 11, 1914
73. Alex Hill, Floyd, October 27, 1909
74. Henry Hill, Mangham, September 8, 1909
75. Henry Holmes, Munroe, August 7, 1914
76. Emma Hooper, Hammond, March 1, 1917
77. Jim Hudson, Benton, january 26, 1918
78. John Hugerly, Alentown, April 22, 1900
79. Charles Jackson, Redwood, May 15, 1897
80. Mathias Jackson, Alexandria, June 28, 1907
81. Thomas Jackson, Blanchard, May 13, 1906
82. Thomas Jackson, St. Peter, February 17, 1901
83. Mark Jacobs, Beinville, June 10, 1892
84. Frank James, Bayou Sara, July 15, 1896
85. Silas Jimmerson, Benton, November 28, 1912
86. Fred Johnson, New Orleans, October 12, 1917
87. Grant Johnson, Alden Bridge, May 4, 1901
88. Gus Johnson, Amite City, January 19, 1897
89. Henry Johnson, Grand Cane, September 25, 1912
90. Nubry Johnson, Baton Rouge, October 19, 1900
91. Sam Johnson, Grand Cane, September 25, 1912
92. Archie Joiner, Amite City, January 19, 1897
93. George Jones, St. Charles, July 16, 1899
94. Jim Jones, Rayville, February 26, 1918
95. John C. Jones, Minden, August 8, 1946
96. George Kenny, Taylor Town, October 16, 1903
97. Fred Kilbourne, Clinton, April 17, 1907
98. George King, New Orleans, December 23, 1892
99. Joseph Lamb, Francisville, November 26, 1902
100.Cornelius Lee, Plaquemine, February 7, 1903
101.Columbus Lewis, Lincoln, April 26, 1898
102.Jim Lewis, Rayville, February 26, 1918
103.Tobe Lewis, Sylvester Station, December 2, 1914
104.Watkins Lewis, Shreveport, December 12, 1914
105.Oscar Livingston, Point a la Hache, August 2, 1931
106.Bird Love, Raybille, March 16 1896
107.James McCauley, Monroe, September 16, 1896
108.Vance McClure, New Iberia, July 26, 1892
109.Jerry McCly, Tallulah, April 27, 1892
110.Isaac McGee, Homer, July 27, 1896
111.Kane McKnight, Sylvester Station, December 3, 1914
112.George McNeri, Monroe, March 16, 1918
113.John Miles, specific locality unknown, September 19, 1908
114.Thomas Miles, Shreveport, April 9, 1912
115.Robert Mitchell, Oak Grove, February 5, 1908
116.William Moeley, Winona, September 8, 1902
117.F. C. Moland, Bossier, June 20, 1901
118.Joseph Momas, Luling, January 26, 1903
119.Charles Morrell, Edgard, November 17, 1898
120.Patrick Morris, New Orleans, January 12, 1896
121.William Morris, Balltown, October 12, 1901
122.William Nixon, Delhi, November 8, 1911
123.William Oliver, Jefferson, October 1, 1897
124.Wiltzie Page, Bienville, February 24, 1906
125.Andrew Pigge, New Orleans, march 9, 1898
126.Frank Piper, Alexandria, Rapides County, May 8, 1904
127.Isaac Pizer, Shreveport, March 23, 1896
128.James Porter, Minden, July 13, 1896
129.Laura Porter, Monroe, August 25, 1910
130.Oval Poulson, Opelousas, January 20, 1911
131.Will Powell, Rayville, February 26, 1918
132.Sam Poydrass, Lake Charles, December 7, 1901
133.Henry Rachel, Shreveport, November 27, 1909
134.Courtney Rendrick, Monroe, July 13, 1896
135.John Richards, Monroe, March 16, 1918
136.R. T. Rogers, Tallulah, May 28, 1906
137.Isiah Rollins, Ponchatonia, September 21, 1900
138.Romeo, Slidell, August 19, 1914
139.Daniel Rout, Amite, July 29, 1917
140.Jerry Rout, Amite, July 29, 1917
141.Marvel Ruffin, Edgard, July 10, 1917
142.Louis Senegal, Carenero, March 24, 1896
143.Alfred Shaufilet, Calhoun, August 26, 1906
144.Scott Sherman, Morehouse parish, December 28, 1892
145.Man Singleton, Grant Point, August 11, 1899
146.A. L. Smart, Monroe, January 10, 1896
147.Prophet Smith, Bossier, June 20, 1901
148.William Smith, Hammond, September 22, 1895
149.Walter Starkes, Baldwin, June 12, 1896
150.Charles Strauss, Bunkie, April 16, 1907
151.William Street, Doyline, June 3, 1898
152.Jennis Sturs, Shreveport, July 26, 1903
153.U. G. Tally, McNary, May 25, 1916
154.Miles Taylor, Claibourne, July 24, 1911
155.Joseph Thomas, Plaquemine, December 13, 1897
156.Louis Thomas, Girard, July 15, 1901
157.Onexzine Thomas, Grand Prairie, July 30, 1909
158.Atticus Thompson, Forest, July 13, 1897
159.Frank Thompson, Shreveport, November 24, 1901
160.Thomas Underwood, Monroe, June 4, 1892
161.Thomas Vital, Fenton, February 21, 1901
162.Link Waggoner, Minden, September 9, 1892
163.Charles Washington, Mooringsport, December 11, 1914
164.William Way, Monroe, August 24, 1909
165.Hiram Weightman, Franklin, August 5, 1896
166.Sam West, East Louisiana, September 1, 1901
167.Edward White, Hudson, June 28, 1892
168.George Whitney, Ethel, May 8, 1906
169.Lamb Whittle, Concordia, June 24, 1903
170.Clyde Williams, Monroe, April 22, 1918
171.Coat Williams, Pine Grove, May 15, 1892
172.Ernest Williams, Blanchard, December 16, 1913
173.Frank Williams, Blanchard, December 16, 1913
174.Flint Williams, Monroe, March 15, 1907
175.Gus Williams, Amite City, January 19, 1897
176.Monsie Williams, Tangipahoa, November 26, 1905
177.R. C. Williams, Ruston, October 13, 1938
178.Robert Williams, Concordia Parish, September 14, 1892
179.James Wilson, Gibsland, June 10, 1907
180.Thomas Wilson, Batchelor, June 1, 1905
181.John Woodward, Vidalia, March 10, 1902

Partial Listing of African Americans Lynched in Mississippi

1. Sloan Allen, West, December 23, 1893

2. Samuel Adams, Pass Christian, November 5, 1903
3. Washington Adams, Columbus, June 10, 1938
4. Thomas Allen, McGee, March 11, 1899
5. Wood Ambrose, Prentiss, June 11, 1906
6. Alex Anderson, Grenada, March 20, 1898
7. Moses Anderson, Brookfield, April 6, 1899
8. Askew, Mississippi City, June 10, 1900
9. Gloster Barnes, Vicksburg, October 23, 1900
10. Rufus Beagley, Jackson, November 15, 1893
11. Henry Bell, Greenwood, January 23, 1907
12. Terry Bell, Terry, March 20, 1901
13. Robert Betat, Bluff Creek, March 20, 1895
14. Jack Betts, Corinth, August 13, 1900
15. Thomas Bowen, Brook Haven, June 29, 1895
16. Willia Boyd, Silver City, March 23, 1899
17. William Bradford, Chunky, June 16, 1911
18. Simon Brooks, Sardis, June 11, 1899
19. Frank Brown, Tunica, September 14, 1900
20. Jeff Brown, West Point, March 20, 1916
21. William Brown, Tunica, September 14, 1900
22. Walter Brownlee, Hinchcliff, October 15, 1913
23. Robert Bryant, Vicksburg, May 3, 1903
24. Thomas Burns, Hernando, November 3, 1914
25. John Burr, Wesson, April 5, 1908
26. Charles Burwell, Meridian, July 28, 1895
27. Robby Buskin, Houston, February 9, 1909
28. Louisa Carter, Jackson, November 15, 1893
29. William Carter, Winston County, December 26, 1894
30. William Chandler, Abbeyville, June 19, 1895
31. Clark, Trail Lake, June 3, 1904
32. Andrew Clark, Shubuta, December 21, 1918
33. Major Clark, Shubuta, December 21, 1918
34. Thomas Clark, Corinth, September 28, 1902
35. Thomas Clayton, Hernando, March 10, 1900
36. Sam Cole, Pea Ridge, January 7, 1898
37. Alex Coleman, Starkesville, April 3, 1912
38. Mimms Collier, Steenston, November 18, 1896
39. James Cooper, Hemlock, May 27, 1897
40. Spencer Costello, Flora, January 7, 1895
41. Thomas Crompton, Centerville, October 25, 1906
42. Harry Crosby, Louisville, September 21, 1913
43. James Crosby, Tutwiler, March 4, 1900
44. Henry Crower, Hernando, October 6, 1897
45. Elmer Curl, Mastadon, June 12, 1910
46. Joseph Dailey, Comorant, July 14, 1914
47. Frank Davis, Lula, October 11, 1908
48. Joseph Davis, Lula, October 11, 1908
49. Dee Dawson, Hickory, October 10,1908
50. R. W. Dawson, Natchez, June 17, 1895
51. Robert Dennis, Greenville, June 4, 1903
52. Bill Dukes, Natchez, August 15, 1918
53. Sterling Dunham, Europa, June 26, 1904
54. William Edward, Deep Creek Bridge, March 27, 1900
55. G. W. Edd, Macon, May 7, 1912
56. Jesse Evans, Edwards, April 16, 1897
57. Zed Floyd, Tunica, September 12, 1900
58. Lee Fox, Yazoo City, June 9, 1907
59. William Fuller, Hickory, October 10, 1908
60. Rid George, Hattiesburg, August 4, 1905
61. Charles German, Belen, October 29, 1907
62. Neeley Giles, Sucarnoochee, January 15, 1912
63. Pary Gilliam, Aberdeen, June 28, 1897
64. George Gordon, Albin, May 1, 1900
65. Joseph Gordon, Greenwood, March 12, 1909
66. Wesley Gould, Leland, July 12, 1898
67. Ernest Green, Quitman, October 12, 1942
68. James Green, Boyle, December 11, 1905
69. Tom Green, Rolling Fork, July 6, 1938
70. Alfred Grizzard, Tiptonville, June 21, 1889
71. Haines, Belen, April 3, 1897
72. Mann Hamilton, Starkesville, February 14, 1912
73. Lewis Harkhead, Amite County, July 6, 1894
74. Burke Harris, Cleveland, March 19, 1904
75. David Harris, Rosedale, April 23, 1930
76. Henry Harris, Glendora, July 19, 1905
77. William Harris, Glendora, July 25, 1905
78. Mose Hart, Corinth, May 20, 1903
79. Stanley Hayes, Brandon, July 26, 1899
80. Van Haynes, Columbia, June 2, 1917
81. W. A. Healey, Jackson, November 15, 1893
82. Pratt Hempton, Columbia, June 2, 1917
83. Peter Henderson, Itta Bena, January 20, 1897
84. A. Hicks, Rocky Springs, May 7, 1894
85. Alexander Hill, Brookville, February 10, 1915
86. Richard Hill, Philadelphia, September 1, 1901
87. Eli Hilson, Brookhaven, December 24, 1903
88. "Jet" Hinks, Lee County, November 8, 1906
89. Samuel Hinson, Cushtusha, May 16, 1900
90. William Hodges, Union, November 2, 1908
91. Luther Holbert and his wife, Doddsville, February 7, 1904
92. John Hollins, Drew, January 10, 1903
93. T. W. Hollinshead, March 28, 1897
94. Hood, Amite County, July 6, 1894
95. James Hopkins, Glendora, December 27, 1897
96. Alma House, Shubuta, December, 21, 1918
97. Maggie House, Shubuta, December 21, 1918
98. Pat Husband, McHenry, December 16, 1907
99. Fred Isham, Macon, February 18, 1901
100.Henry Isham, Macon, February 18, 1901
101.Benjamin Jackson, Jackson, November 15, 1893
102.Benjamin Jackson, Quincy, November 8, 1893
103.Mahala Jackson, Jackson, November 15, 1893
104.W. J. Jackson, Hernando, October 15, 1908
105.William Jackson, Tunica, October 11, 1907
106.John James, Woodville, October 10, 1905
107.William James, Tallahatchie County, September 14, 1905
108.Forest Jameson, Brookfield, April 6, 1899
109.Cato Jarrett, Stouts Crossing, July 7, 1903
110.Abe Johnson, Yazoo City, June 8, 1907
111.Charles Johnson, Walnut Grove, August 17, 1902
112.Edward Johnson, Vicksburg, January 20, 1915
113.Elijah Johnson, Vicksburg, March 29, 1931
114.Frank Johnson, Hickory, October 10, 1908
115.Harry Johnson, Yazoo City, June 8, 1907
116.Thomas Johnson, Hattiesburg, July 25, 1895
117.Jones, Braxton, June 28, 1910
118.Charles Jones, Yazoo City, September 20, 1908
119.Charles Jones, Weason, December 10, 1897
120.George Jones, Mayersville, September 1903
121.James Jones, Macon, January 1, 1898
122.Walter Jones, Harriston, September 28, 1913
123.William Jones, Harriston, September 28, 1913
124.William Jones, Lake Cormorant, March 6, 1898
125.George Kincaid, Cleveland, June 12, 1903
126.Charles Lang, Quitman, October 12, 1942
127.Henry Leidy, Biloxi, November 10, 1908
128.Lewis, Gulfport, December 20, 1900
129.Edward Lewis, Hattiesburg, August 4, 1905
130.George Linton, Brookhaven, June 28, 1894
131.Pigg Lockett, Scooba, September 10, 1930
132.Joseph Luflore, St. Anne, October 21, 1899
133.James Martin, Bolton, December 23, 1899
134.Warner Matthews, Ocean Springs, February 1, 1901
135.Harvey Mayberry, Teysela, April 3, 1896
136.Mayfield, Trail Lake, June 4, 1904
137.Henry McAfee, Brownsville, April 19, 1900
138.William McAlpin, Smith County, October 27, 1903
139.Belfield McCray, Carrolton, August 1, 1901
140.Betsy McCray, Carrolton, August 1, 1901
141.Ida McCray, Carrolton, August 1, 1901
142.John McDaniel, Smithdale, August 4, 1902
143."Bootjack" McDaniels, Winona, April 13, 1937
144.John McDowell, Rankin County, September 19, 1905
145.Wilder McGowan, Wiggins, November 21, 1938
146.Johnson McQuirk, Love Station, February 16, 1914
147.Leon McTatie, Lexington, July 22, 1946
148.Meyer, Carrollton, October 27, 1907
149.Mayshe Miller, Aberdeen, October 25, 1914
150.Otto Mitchell, Durant, June 15, 1910
151.William Mitchell, Sardis, July 16, 1915
152.Pierce Moberly, Meridian, June 25, 1905
153.Horace Montgomery, specific location unknown, April 11, 1909
154.David Moore, Tunica, September 14, 1900
155."Judge" Moseley, Lockhart, November 7, 1911
156.John M. Moses, Crystal Springs, June 25, 1897
157.Horace Muller, Cookamie County, May 13, 1902
158.Ready Murdock, Yazoo City, June 4, 1894
159.Allen Myers, Rankin County, July 20, 1894
160.Allen Nance, Greenwood, October 6, 1916
161.Henry Noark, Hattiesburg, July 25, 1899
162.William Ody, Clayton, July 15, 1902
163.Thomas O'Neill, Meridian, April 19, 1910
164.William Otis, Rawles Springs, September 20, 1899
165.Mack Charles Parker, Poplarville, April 24, 1959
166.Daniel Patrick, Scranton, June 20, 1899
167.William Patterson, Westville, July 19, 1898
168.Lawson Patton, Oxford, September 8, 1908
169.Dago Pete, Tutwiler, June 3, 1900
170.Sam Petty, Leland, February 24, 1914
171.Theodore Picket, Jackson, July 6, 1895
172.Eli Pigatt, Brookhaven, February 10, 1908
173.David Poe, Van Cleave, March 10, 1908
174.Augustus Pond, Tupelo, July 7, 1894
175.Goerge Pond, Fulton, July 6, 1894
176.William Price Carrolton, August 4, 1901
177.Thomas Ranston, Van Cleave, March 10, 1908
178.Henry Ratcliff, Gloster, May 1, 1900
179.B. C. Reed, Silver City, March 23, 1899
180.Alt Rees, Rosetta, September 1, 1905
181.Bush Riley, Tallula, January 14, 1904
182.George Robinson, Raymond, August 15, 1930
183.George Robinson, Tunica, October 11, 1907
184.William Robinson, Greenville, August 17, 1909
185.William Robinson, Lambert, June 27, 1913
186.Joe Rodgers, Canton, May 8, 1939
187.Fayette Sawyer, Cleveland, March 19, 1904
188.Saybrick, Fishers Ferry, March 30, 1894
189.James Sellers, Pittsboro, July 28, 1897
190.Rev. Isaac Simmons, Liberty, March 26, 1944
191.David Simms, Coahoma, November 22, 1905
192.Sam Simms, Jackson, May 8, 1906
193.James Shoots, Tunica, October 11, 1907
194.Claud Singleton, Poplarville, April 20, 1918
195.Frank Smith, Newton, November 11, 1893
196.Henry Smith, Clinton, May 29, 1894
197.William Stern, Rosemeath, September 6, 1899
198.Frederick Sullivan, Byhalia, November 24, 1914
199.Mrs. Frederick Sullivan, Byhalia, November 25, 1914
200.Henry Sykes, Van Vleet, October 23, 1907
201.John Taylor, Aberdeen, November 12, 1915
202.Andrew Thomas, Scranton, July 18, 1895
203.Henry Thomas, Bolar, January 21, 1889
204.Luke Thomas, Biloxi, June 15, 1894
205.Nicholas Thompson, Armory, September 1, 1910
206.Emmett Till, Monez, August 28, 1955
207.Samuel Towner, Alligator, July 15, 1913
208.Roosevelt Townes, Winona, April 13, 1937
209.Andrew Trice, Olive Branch, July 20, 1907
210.Jesse Tucker, Houston, July 10, 1904
211.Van Horne, Trail Lake, June 3, 1904
212.Mulloch Walker, Corinth, August 11, 1898
213.Thomas Waller, Brookhaven, December 16, 1897
214.Howard Wash, Laurel, October 17, 1942
215.Sam Washington, Vicksburg, July 29, 1907
216.James Watts, Pea Ridge, January 7, 1898
217.Willie Webb, Drew, February 23, 1913
218.Frank West, Bolton, December 23, 1899
219.White, Tallahatchie County, December 6, 1898
220.Holly White, Scooba, September 10, 1930
221.Steve Wiley, Inverness, March 22, 1931
222.Andrew Williams, Houston, February 7, 1913
223.John Williams, Ittababa, August 28, 1908
224.Lewis Williams, Hewitt Springs, June 9, 1894
225.Will Williams, Centerville, September, 1903
226.William Williams, Hamburg, October 16, 1897
227."Pink" Willis, Poplarville, Janaury 16, 1909
228.Minor Wilson, Silver City, March 23, 1899
229.William Wilson, Port Gibson, August 11, 1899
230.Malachi Wright, Houston, July 9, 1949
231.Moses York, Tunica, April 16, 1900
232.Henry Young, Lake Cormorant, August 4, 1905
233.Perry Young, Winona, June 27, 1896
234.Wes Young, Valley Park, December 5, 1906
235.John Youngblood, Summit, November 20, 1902
236.George Younger, Columbus, May 23, 1906

Missouri

1. William Allen, Springfield, April 15, 1906

2. Frank Embree, Steinmetz, July 23, 1899
3. Fayette Chandler, St. Charles, April 3, 1916
4. Mrs. Paralee Collins, West Plains, June 17, 1914
5. Robert Coleman, Charleston, July 3, 1910
6. J. C. Collins, Mondak, April 5, 1913
7. James Copeland, Springfield, April 14, 1906
8. John Buckner, Valley Park, January 17, 1894
9. Erastus Brown, Villa Ridge, July 10, 1897
10. George Burke, Columbia, September 17, 1889
11. Mundee Chowagee, Marshall, April 28, 1900
12. Andy Clark, Leeper, January 21, 1903
13. Henry Darley, Liberty, May 4, 1900
14. Emmett Divens, Fulton, August 15, 1895
15. Harry Duncan, Springfield, April 4, 1906
16. Sam Field, Charleston, July 3, 1910
17. Harry Gates, Lexington, August 12, 1902
18. Thomas Gilyard, Joplin, April 15, 1903
19. French Godley, Pierce City, August 19, 1901
20. William Godley, Pierce City, August 19, 1901
21. Raymond Gunn, Maryville, January 12, 1931
22. Peter Hampton, Pierce City, August 20, 1901
23. Thomas Hayden, Fayette, November 1, 1899
24. Ulyssess Haydon, Monett, June 29, 1894
25. Robert Hepler, Nevada, January 22, 1892
26. William Henderson, Jackson, October 11, 1895
27. John Hughes, Moberly, February 18, 1893
28. George Johnson, Platte City, August 1, 1909
29. Joseph Johnson, Hillers Creek, July 2, 1894
30. Isaac Kollins, West Plains, June 17, 1914
31. Rudd Lane, Louisiana, September 1, 1915
32. C. Malone, Caruthersville, May 3, 1903
33. Richard Mayes, Springfield, February 21, 1893
34. Arthur McNeal, Richmond, March 2, 1901
35. W. J. Mooneyhon, Caruthersville, May 3, 1903
36. Robert Pettigrew, Belmont, May 12, 1905
37. A. B. Richardson, Caruthersville, October 11, 1911
38. Dallas Shields, Fayette, March 19, 1914
39. Nelson Simpson, Neelyville, January 3, 1901
40. David Sims, Clarkton, April 27, 1892
41. Benjamin Smith, La Plata, August 3, 1889
42. Thomas Smith, Polar Bluff, September 3, 1890
43. Samuel Sykes, Hayti, January 3, 1916
44. George Tracy, Kingston, February 17, 1895
45. Olli Truxton, Glasgow, January 20, 1891
46. Ward, Galena, February 2, 1898
47. Henry Williams, Macon, June 30, 1898
48. W. F. Williams, Mt. Pleasant, February 21, 1915
49. Benjamin Woods, Caruthersville, October 11, 1911
50. Cleo Wright, Sikeston, January 25, 1942
51. Louis Wright, New Madrid, February 17, 1902
52. Oliver Wright, Higbee, March 26, 1902
53. Curtin Young, Clarkville, June 6, 1898
54. Sam Young, Clarkville, June 6, 1898
55. Unknown Negro, Verona, January 22, 1894
56. Unknown Negro, New Madrid, November 29, 1898
57. Unknown Negro, New Madrid, May 30, 1910

Nebraska

1. Joseph Coe, Omaha, October 9, 1891

2. George Hurst, Neely, February 2, 1894

New Mexico

1. Arthur Woodward, Silver City, September 2, 1905

2. Talcum Woodward, Silver City, September 2, 1905

New York

1. Robert Lewis, Port Jervis, June 2, 1892

North Carolina

2. Peter Bazemore, Lewiston, March 26, 1918

3. Robert Berrier, Lexington, October 25, 1889
4. Mack Bess, Nearland, September 8, 1891
5. Joseph Black, Kingston, April 5, 1916
6. David Boone, Morganton, September 11, 1889
7. J. A. Burris, Albemarle, June 12, 1892
8. Robert Charmers, Cranberry, April 22, 1896
9. Jack Dillingham, Salisbury, August 6, 1906
10. Kinch Freeman, Winton, December 24, 1890
11. Harrison Gillespie, Salisbury, June 11, 1902
12. John Gillespie, Salisbury, August 6, 1906
13. Nease Gillespie, Salisbury, August 6, 1906
14. William Harris, Asheville, November 15, 1906
15. Luke Hough, Wadesborough, August 22, 1901
16. Thomas Johnson, Concord, March 29, 1897
17. Henry Jones, Harps Cross, January 11, 1899
18. Thomas Jones, Seven Springs, August 25, 1902
19. Joseph Kiser, Concord, May 29, 1897
20. Isaac Lincoln, Ft. Madison, June 2, 1893
21. Joseph McNeely, Charlotte, August 26, 1913
22. Robert Melker, Cherryville, April 13, 1941
23. John Moore, Clark, August 27, 1905
24. Oliver Moore, Tarboro, August 19, 1930
25. Lyman Purdee, Elizabethtown, May 3, 1892
26. Hezekiah Rankin, Asheville, September 25, 1891
27. George Ratcliffe, Clyde, March 4, 1900
28. John Richards, Goldsboro, January 12, 1916
29. George Ritter, Carthage, March 22, 1900
30. John Sigmond, Stanley Creek, September 9, 1889
31. Frank Stack, Morganton, September 11, 1889
32. George Taylor, Rolesville, November 5, 1918
33. James Walker, Washington, March 25, 1902
34. Nathan Willis, Town Creek, November 27, 1897
35. James Wilson, Wendell, January 27, 1914
36. Thomas Whitson, Asheville, February 24, 1893
37. Wilson Whitson, Asheville, February 24, 1893
38. Unknown Negro, Pocket Township, January 6, 1893
39. Two Unknown Negroes, Pitt County, May 11, 1899
40. Unknown Negro, Forest City, September 1, 1900
41. Unknown Negro, Seaboard, May 19, 1904
42. Unknown Negro, Pine Level, January 12, 1908
43. Unkown Negro, Charlotte, May 26, 1910
44. Unknown Negro, Pelham, October 8, 1910

Ohio

1. Noah Anderson, New Richmond, August 21, 1895

2. Henry Corbin, Oxford, January 14, 1892
3. Richard Dixon, Springfield, March 7, 1904
4. Charles Mithcell, Urbana, June 4, 1897
5. Seymour Neville, Rushsylvania, April 15, 1894
6. Roscoe Parker, West Union, January 12, 1894
7. Unknown Negro, Millersburg, April 1, 1892
8. Unknown Negro, Cleveland, June 27, 1911

Oklahoma

1. Henry Argo, Chickasha, May 31, 1930

2. Father Bailey, Oklahoma City, July 16, 1907
3. Edward Berry, Shawnee, August 6, 1915
4. William Campbell, Pond Creek, May 25, 1901
5. Peter Carter, Purcell, August 24, 1911
6. Henry Conly, Holdenville, June 16, 1917
7. Cora, Guthrie, December 21, 1892
8. John Cudjo, Wewoka, November 4, 1913
9. Benjamin Dickerson, Noble, January 27, 1914
10. Carl Dudley, Lawton, April 9, 1916
11. John Foreman, Nowata, September 29, 1916
12. Sanders Franklin, Paul's Valley, August 14, 1913
13. James Garden, Muskogee, December 24, 1907
14. Peter Johnson, Edmond, October 1, 1898
15. L. Magill, Madill, June 29, 1918
16. Oscar Martin, Idabel, April 3, 1916
17. B. S. Morris, Watonga, September 16, 1896
18. Laura Nelson and Son, Okemah, May 25, 1911
19. Powell, Nowata, September 29, 1916
20. Henry Ralston, Paul's Valley, August 14, 1913
21. Marie Scott, Wagoner County, March 31, 1914
22. Sylvester Shennien, Wilburton, June 26, 1909
23. Dennis Simmons, Anadarko, June 13, 1913
24. Edward Suddeth, Corneta, October 22, 1911
25. Samuel Turner, Muldrow, January 1, 1912
26. Bud Walker, Mannford Creek, December 6, 1911
27. Dr. E. B. Ward, Norman, May 9, 1915
28. George Washington, Wagoner, September 4, 1915
29. Crockett Williams, Eufaula, August 7, 1914
30. James Williams, Colbert, March 31, 1907
31. In Ki Wish, specific locality unknown, September 16, 1894
32. Unknown Negro, Woodward, March 3, 1891
33. Unknown Negro, Lincoln, September 26, 1894
34. Unknown Negro, Chickasha, July 2, 1906
35. Unknown Negro, Choctsaw Nation, May 23, 1906
36. Unknown Negro, Mannford, November 15, 1910
37. Unknown Negro, Durant, August 18, 1911
38. Unknown Negro, Wagoner County, January 2, 1913

Oregon

1. Alonzo Fisher, Mansfield, September 15, 1902

2. A. J. Hunt, specific locality unknown, April 24, 1891
3. W. S. Thompson, Lake View, August 2, 1894
4. Unknown Negro, July 17, 1914

Pennsylvania

1. Dennis Hampton, Barnsley, May 23, 1891

2. David Pierce, Dunbar, December 13, 1899
3. Zachariah Walker, Coatesville, August 13, 1911

Partial Listing of African Americans Lynched in South Carolina

1. Michael Adams, Barnwell, December 28, 1889

2. Dora Baker, Lake City, February 22, 1898
3. F. B. Baker, Lake City, February 22, 1898
4. Hayward Banks, Columbia, May 10, 1893
5. Peter Bell, Barnwell, December 28, 1889
6. Walter Best, Fairfax, February 23, 1918
7. James Black, Ravenals, June 5, 1902
8. William Joseph Bronson, Blacksburg, March 29, 1912
9. William Brewington, Wadis Station, January 26, 1889
10. Lawrence Brown, Stilton, January 6, 1897
11. William Burts, Basket Mills, Februay 17, 1900
12. Jesse Butler, Aiken County, July 20, 1903
13. Andy Caldwell, Ridgewater, June 22, 1889
14. Rose Carson, Elloree, July 13, 1914
15. Flute Clark, Little Mountain, November 26, 1910
16. Benjamin Collins, Phoenix, November 10, 1898
17. Simon Cooper, Sumter, January 8, 1897
18. William Cornish, Port Royal, July 21, 1901
19. Anthony Crawford, Abbeville, October 21, 1916
20. Jeff Crawford, Bethune, June 2, 1894
21. Frank Da Loach, Barnwell, December 20, 1905
22. John Da Loach, Barnwell, December 20, 1905
23. Tut Danford, Mt. Carmel, May 17, 1889
24. Jeff Darling, Phoenix, November 9, 1898
25. Arthur Davis, Florence, January 6, 1909
26. Jacob Davis, Greenwood, August 23, 1893
27. Mark Davis, Newberry, November 15, 1906
28. Robert Davis, Greenwood, August 30, 1906
29. Alfred Dublin, Olar, March 13, 1912
30. Richard Dublin, Olar, March 13, 1912
31. Daniel Dicks, Ellenton, July 18, 1896
32. Willie Earle, Pickens County, February 17, 1947
33. Reub Elrod, Piedmont, July 1, 1903
34. Robert Ethridge, Mount Willing, August 20, 1906
35. Rose Etheridge, Phoenix, November 9, 1898
36. Charles Evans, Norway, July 11, 1903
37. John Fagler, Ross Station, November 28, 1903
38. Henry Fitts, Norway, December 21, 1912
39. Hugh Furz, Barnwell, December 28, 1889
40. Sam Gaillard, specific locality unknown, May 6, 1893
41. Harry Gill, Lancaster, June 3, 1894
42. Eliza Goode, Greenwood, November 18, 1898
43. James Gray, Golboro, July 23, 1897
44. Allen Green, Walhalla, April 24, 1930
45. William Grier, Coward, December 4, 1914
46. Haines, Thickety, July 14, 1901
47. Dennis Head, Aiken County, July 20, 1903
48. Essex Harrison, Phoenix, November 10, 1898
49. George Hudson, Trenton, June 2, 1907
50. Moses Hughes, Union, June 14, 1906
51. David Hunter, Clinton, January 4, 1898
52. Columbus Jackson, Phoenix, November 9, 1898
53. Ira Jackson, Piedmont, July 15, 1895
54. Willis Jackson, Greenville, October 10, 1911
55. Daniel Jenkins, Union, June 21, 1930
56. Henry Johnson, Central, December 3, 1890
57. Hudson Johnson, Barnwell, December 28, 1889
58. Judge Jones, Barnwell, December 28, 1889
59. Ripley Johnson, Barnwell, December 28, 1889
60. Hannah Kearse, Colleton Conty, December 5, 1895
61. Isom Kearse, Colleton County, December 5, 1895
62. Melville Kennedy, Windsor, February 29, 1896
63. Robert Kennedy, Spartanburg, November 8, 1893
64. John Ladison, Anderson County, November 24, 1901
65. Willie Leaphart, Lexington, may 5, 1890
66. "General" Lee, Dorchester County, January 15, 1904
67. Richard Lundy, Edgefield, December 10, 1891
68. Joseph Mackie, Edgefield Court House, October 23, 1898
69. James Mason, Abbeville County, July 14, 1894
70. Duncan McFatton, Cheraw, November 18, 1892
71. Hampton McKenny, Phoenix, November 9, 1898
72. A. McKnight, Union City, June 28, 1889
73. Dub Meetze, Lexington County, July 18, 1893
74. Rafe Monoll, Barnwell, December 28, 1889
75. Charles Nelson, Jefferson, November 24, 1903
76. Louis Patrick, Bayne, June 18, 1899
77. Allen Pendleton, Abbeville, September 20, 1905
78. Robert J. Phoenix, Barnwell, December 28, 1889
79. Thomas Price, Westville, April 23, 1896
80. Richard Puckett, Laurens, August 12, 1913
81. John Richards, Abbeville, November 24, 1895
82. Peter Rivers, Olar, March 13, 1812
83. Charles Robinson, Elko, January 16, 1901
84. Rufus Salter, West Springs, January 11, 1900
85. Frank Samuels, Branchville, June 11, 1909
86. Allen Seymour, Hampton, December 16, 1914
87. David Shaw, Gray Court, May 31, 1892
88. Tuillie Simmons, Branchville, June 11, 1909
89. W. D. Sims, York, August 24, 1917
90. Jules Smith, Winnsboro, June 14, 1915
91. William Spain, St. George, August 22, 1906
92. William Stokes, Colleton County, June 26, 1895
93. Luther Sullivan, Edgefield Court House, October 23, 1898
94. John Taylor, Chesterfield County, July 5, 1904
95. William Thomas, Newberry, November 23, 1912
96. Bruce Tisdale, Andrews, February 15, 1941
97. Sam Turner, Kingstree, December 29, 1897
98. Thomas Watts, Abbeville, November 24, 1895
99. Fred Whisonant, Blacksburg, March 29, 1912
100.Nathan White, Quaker Creek, November 28, 1892
101.Mrs. Wideman, Troy, December 27, 1902
102.Oliver Wideman, Troy, December 27, 1902
103.Cairo Williams, Scranton, June 20, 1904
104.Drayton Willams, Phoenix, November 9, 1898
105.Jesse Williams, Phoenix, November 9, 1898
106.Dillard Wilson, Shiloh, November 24, 1914
107.Unknown Negro, Berkley County, May 16, 1892
108.Unknown Negro, Berkley County, May 9, 1892
109.Unknown Negro, Lancaster, June 3, 1894
110.Unknown Negro, Landrum, November 29, 1894
111.Unknown Negro, Lincoln County, July 6, 1896
112.Unknown Negro, Orangeburg, January 8, 1897
113.Unknown Negro, Saluda, February 13, 1897
114.Unknown Negro, Hampton, October 21, 1901
115.Two Unknown Negroes, Norway, July 1, 1903
116.Unknown Negro, Waterloo, September 1, 1904
117.Unknown Negro, Marion County, May 7, 1907
118.Unknown Negro, Lexington, January 6, 1909

Partial Listing of African Americans Lynched in Tennessee

1. Robert Alexander, Ripley, January 3, 1904

2. Charles Allen, McKenzie, November 15, 1896
3. James Ball, Charlotte, July 7, 1894
4. Frank Ballard, Jackson, June 1, 1894
5. Alexander Bell, Mt. Pelia, October 5, 1892
6. William Bell, Dixon County, July 14, 1894
7. Luther Billings, Brunswick, October 10, 1905
8. Dennis Blackwell, Alamo, August 27, 1892
9. Andy Blount, Chattanooga, February 14, 1893
10. Green Boman, Shelbyville, February 19, 1912
11. Joseph Brake, Ripley, December 10, 1903
12. Thomas Brooks, Somerville, April 28, 1915
13. Charles Brown, Soddy, February 26, 1897
14. Curtis Brown, Newburn, October 8, 1902
15. Robert Bruce, Tiptonville, September 13, 1910
16. Garfield Burley, Newburn, October 8, 1902
17. George Call, Lynchburg, January 17, 1899
18. William Chambers, Bellbuckle, August 11, 1899
19. Robert Clark, Bristol, June 13, 1891
20. Samuel Clay, Martin, June 12, 1896
21. Walter Cole, Morgan County, January 21, 1908
22. John Collar, Godson, March 21, 1898
23. Nimrod Cross, Sardis, July 6, 1896
24. Patrick Crump, White Haven, June 1, 1911
25. Ballie Crutchfield, Rome, March 16, 1901
26. John Davis, Lewisburg, November 13, 1902
27. Thomas Devert, Erwin, May 20, 1918
28. Samuel M. Donald, Huntingdon, November 19, 1896
29. York Douglas, McMinnville, April 17, 1896
30. L. C. Dumas, Gleason, June 8, 1893
31. Jeff Ellis, Braden, October 15, 1895
32. Charles Everett, Manchester, May 19, 1892
33. George Estes, Hales Point, October 29, 1906
34. Harrison Fuller, Lexington, January 8, 1896
35. John Gamble, Pikeville, October 22, 1893
36. Anderson Ganse, Henning, January 16, 1900
37. Elmo Garvard, Pulaski, May 8, 1908
38. Henry Giveney, Ripley, January 9, 1900
39. Roger Giveney, Ripley, January 9, 1900
40. Albert Gooden, Covington, August 17, 1937
41. Lampson Gregory, Bells Depot, March 6, 1894
42. John Gregson, Union City, March 21, 1913
43. Walter Greer, Shelbyville, February 19, 1912
44. Henry Griggard, Goodlettsville, April 28, 1892
45. Ephriam Groggard, Nashville, April 30, 1892
46. Ronce Gwyn, Tullahoma, March 8, 1905
47. Edward Hall, Millington, September 1, 1894
48. Daniel Hawkins, Millington, September 1, 1894
49. John Hayes, Millington, September 1, 1894
50. Joseph Hayne, Jellico, February 26, 1893
51. Robert Haynes, Millington, September 1, 1894
52. Frinch Haynie, Hendersonville, February 16, 1891
53. Thomas Huntley, Cumberland Gap, March 26, 1891
54. Charles Hurd, Wartburg, November 21, 1895
55. Charles Jones, Elk Valley, June 24, 1903
56. Hugh Jones, Middleton, July 14, 1908
57. Jessie Jones, Jellico, March 19, 1893
58. Edward Johnson, Chattanooga, March 19, 1906
59. George Johnson, Murfreesboro, August 28, 1908
60. Jerry Johnson, Farmington, September 3, 1895
61. "Doc" King, Fayetteville, September 6, 1895
62. Fred King, Dyersburg, February 18, 1901
63. Loeb Landers, Dresden, August 1, 1892
64. Albert Lawson, Paris, July 20, 1909
65. William Lewis, Tullahoma, August 25, 1891
66. Thomas Lillard, Woodbury, July 1, 1892
67. G. W. Lynch, Estill Springs, February 10, 1918
68. Wyatt Mallory, Springfield, April 29, 1901
69. Mrs. Martin, Sumner County, February 3, 1892
70. Martin Mayberry, Bryant Station, April 2, 1891
71. Walter McClennon, Huntingdon, October 4, 1901
72. Calvin McDonnell, Memphis, march 8, 1892
73. Ozias McGahey, Fayetteville, November 29, 1895
74. Henry McGreeg, Pioneer, February 11, 1894
75. Jim McIlheron, Estill Springs, February 12, 1918
76. Joseph Mitchell, Montgomery, Lewisburg, April 18, 1894
77. Thomas Moss, Memphis, march 8, 1892
78. David Neal, Shelbyville, February 190, 1912
79. William Nershbred, Rossville, August 12, 1894
80. Henry Noles, Winchester, April 25, 1901
81. Berry Noyes, Lexington, April 22, 1918
82. James Perry, Knoxville, June 10, 1894
83. Eli Person, Memphis, May 22, 1917
84. Quinten Rankin, Walnut Log, October 19, 1908
85. Logan Reams, Duplex, September 10, 1900
86. Jesse F. Reed, specific locality unknown, December 14, 1892
87. Lewis Rice, Ripley, March 23, 1900
88. Irwin Roberts, Shady Valley, December 17, 1892
89. Joseph Robinson, Fayetteville, November 29, 1895
90. Jacob Samuels, Robertson County, May 27, 1912
91. Henry Sanders, Lavernia, March 12, 1891
92. James Scales, Pikeville, November 23, 1944
93. Bradford Scott, Pinson, March 10, 1891
94. Ligon Scott, Dyersburg, December 2, 1917
95. Thomas Searcey, Haywood, April 29, 1904
96. William Sharp, Tiptonville, September 13, 1910
97. John Shaw, Lynchburg, January 17, 1899
98. Lawrence Sheppard, Memphis, Auguist 24, 1917
99. Frank Simpson, Lexington, Janury 8, 1896
100.George Smith, Union City, April 17, 1931
101.Needham Smith, Tipton County, November 10, 1894
102.Jacob Staples, Heiskell's Station, February 19, 1890
103.Edward Stevens, Savannah, November 17, 1890
104.Edward Stineback, Tiptonville, November 24, 1908
105.Tennes Stineback, Tiptonville, November 24, 1908
106.Marshall Stineback, Tiptonville, November 24, 1908
107.William Stuart, Memphis, March 8, 1892
108.James Sweet, Gallatin, May 25, 1911
109.Charles Tait, Memphis, August 21, 1893
110.Harriet Talley, Petersburg, March 20, 1895
111.R. E. Taylor, Walnut Log, October 19, 1908
112.William Taylor, Franklin, April 30, 1891
113.John Telley, Dyersburg, November 7, 1913
114.William Thomas, Dyersburg, March 10, 1916
115.Thompson, Dyer, July 5, 1891
116.Richmond Thurmond, Ripley, August 8, 1898
117.James Underwood, Decatur, May 12, 1902
118.Eugene Vancy, Manchester, October 15, 1895
119.Ben Walling, Decaturville, July 19, 1891
120.Charles Washington, Mine Lick, June 23, 1898
121.Green Wells, specific locality unknown, May 26, 1891
122.Enless Whitaker, Lynchburg, February 6, 1902
123.Graham White, Millington, September 1, 1894
124.William Whitley, Lebanon, March 1, 1916
125.Williams, Tiptonville, October 3, 1900
126.Elbert Williams, Brownsville, June 22, 1940
127.Henry Williams, Gadsen, march 16, 1890
128.John Williams, Jackson, September 14, 1893
129.John Williams, Mountain City, September 26, 1898
130.Warner Williams, Millington, September 1, 1894
131.Tony Williamson, West Point, July 15, 1897
132.Heck Willis, Lebanon, May 31, 1892
133.Wilson, Dresden, September 4, 1915
134.John Winston, Lafayette, June 8, 1911
135.Thomas Woodward, Humboldt, August 18, 1890
136.Unknown Negro, Jellico, December 7, 1892
137.Unknown Negro, Nashville, December 15, 1892
138.Unknown Negro, Waynesboro, March 4, 1892
139.Unknown Negro, Forest Hill, February 11, 1893
140.Unknown Negro, Parsons, April 25, 1895
141.Unknown Negro, Trenton, June 30, 1896
142.Two Unknown Negroes, Webb City, February 17, 1897
143.Unknown Negro, Newcastle, June 23, 1897
144.Unknown Negro, South Pittsburg, September 26, 1900
145.Four Unknown Negroes, Caney Springs, October 7, 1901
146.Unknown Negro, Lewisburg, August 5, 1903
147.Two Unknown Negroes, Lake County, July 22, 1907
148.Two Unknown Negroes, Clifton, December 6, 1911
149.Unknown Negro, Clifton, December 6, 1911
150.Unknown Negro, Memphis, February 15, 1912
Partial Listing of African Americans Lynched in Texas

1. Anderson, Marshall, February 25, 1913

2. William Armor, Paris, September 6, 1892
3. Charles Bealle, Lang, January 1, 1891
4. Edward Bennett, Hearne, May 12, 1890
5. William Black, Moscow, November 22, 1891
6. James Brooks, Orange, August 14, 1889
7. Gene Brown, Benhur, July 27, 1918
8. John Brown, Navasota, August 4, 1890
9. Stephen Brown, Seymour, August 7, 1916
10. Thomas Brown, Hooks Ferry, June 1, 1890
11. William Butler, Hickory Creek, February 17, 1893
12. Bessie Cabaniss, Huntsville, June 4, 1918
13. Cute Cabaniss, Huntsville, June 4, 1918
14. Pete Cabaniss, Huntsville, June 4, 1918
15. Sarah Cabaniss, Huntsville, June 4, 1918
16. Tenola Cabaniss, Huntsville, June 4, 1918
17. Thomas Cabaniss, Huntsville, June 4, 1918
18. Tobe Cook, Bastrop, June 10, 1892
19. Dan Davis, Tyler, May 25, 1912
20. Henry Davis, Waco, July 14, 1889
21. William Davis, Franklin, September 21, 1913
22. Thomas Dixon, Hempstead, May 5, 1916
23. George Driggs, Hempstead, April 15, 1889
24. Joseph Durfee, Angleton, October 17, 1914
25. Henry Gaines, Spurger, June 28, 1892
26. Richard Galloway, Newton County, June 5, 1913
27. Simeon Garrette, San Augustine, April 20, 1890
28. Kirby Goolsie, Beaumont, May 27, 1918
29. Leo Green, Linden, October 26, 1891
30. Gilbert Guldry, Orange, July 3, 1917
31. Benjamin Harper, Courtney, June 22, 1917
32. William Hartfield, Cass County, June 28, 1891
33. William Hawkins, Cypress, July 30, 1890
34. Elijah Hays, Reisel, June 23, 1917
35. Patrick Henry, Nechesville, July 3, 1890
36. George Hughes, Sherman, May 9, 1930
37. Mary Jackson, Marshall, February 13, 1912
38. Stephen Jacobs, Fay April 20, 1890
39. Robert Jefferson, Temple, June 29, 1917
40. Charles Jennings, Beaumont, September 3, 1917
41. Washington Jess, Waco, May 15, 1916
42. George Johnson, Honey Grove, May 18, 1930
43. Joseph Johnson, Bay City, November 5, 1916
44. Charles Jones, Marshall, August 22, 1917
45. William Johnson, Henderson, July 22, 1891
46. Edward Lang, Rice, August 19, 1916
47. David Lee, Jefferson, January 8, 1914
48. Jeronimo Lerma, Brownsville, June 20, 1916
49. George Lewis, Belen, July 26, 1889
50. George Lindley, Greenville, July 28, 1889
51. Henry Monson, Paris, January 17, 1913
52. Abe O Neal, Buff Lake, September 18, 1918
53. Robert Perry, Karnach, February 25, 1913
54. John Ransom, Paris, September 6, 1892
55. Thomas Rebin, Douglas, February 17, 1891
56. King Richmond, Sulphur Springs, August 29, 1915
57. William Roane, Bryan, June 17, 1930
58. William Robertson, Navasota, June 7, 1914
59. Thomas Rowland, Douglas, February 24, 1891
60. George Saunders, Marshall, February 13, 1912
61. Charles Sawyer, Galveston, June 25, 1917
62. Munn Sheppard, Cass County, June 28, 1891
63. Charles Shipman, Ft. Bend County, November 14, 1918
64. Bert Smith, Goose Creek, September 21, 1917
65. Henry Smith, Paris, January 31, 1893
66. Thomas Smith, Spurger, June 28, 1892
67. William Spencer, Graceton, October 5, 1916
68. Richard Stanley, Fullbright, January 23, 1913
69. William Sullivan, Plantersville, September 23, 1892
70. Jerry Teel, San Augustine, April 24, 1890
71. Buck Thomas, Clarksville, November 29, 1916
72. Willie Vinson, Texarkana, July 13, 1942
73. John Walker, Paris, September 6, 1892
74. Williams, Kosse, April 5, 1890
75. George Williams, Waco, June 14, 1893
76. William Williams, Hearne, March 13, 1914
77. Prince Wood, Spurger, June 28, 1892
78. Andy Young, Red R. County, July 22, 1890

Partial Listing of African Americans Lynched in Virginia

1. William Allen, Warwick County, December 6, 1881, for murder. Note: In 1881, after months of
arguments and threatened fights between William Allen, a drayman, and a white man he drove to work
each morning, Allen challenged the man to a fight and, in the struggle that followed, killed him.
(Lynching in the New South, pg. 73)
2. Owen (Orion?) Anderson, Leesburg, November 8, 1889, for frightening a white girl. Note: Anderson
was lynched for putting a bag on his head and frightening a white female friend as she walked to school.
(Lynching in the New South, pg. 61)
3. Abner Anthony, Bath County, February 26, 1893, for attempted rape
4. Scott Bailey, Halifax, April 23, 1889, for attempted rape
5. Raymond Bird, Wythe County, August 15, 1926, for miscegenation
6. Scott Bishop, Nottoway County, February 23, 1891, for murder/robbery
7. James Black, Dinwiddie County, April 12, 1880, for attempted rape
8. Peter Bland, King William County, February 5, 1884, for assault
9. Robert Bland, Petersburg, November 23, 1889, for attempted rape
10. George F. Blount, Nansemond County, October 24, 1904, for assault
11. Sam Blow, Tazewell County, February 1, 1893, for assault
12. Spencer Branch, Tazewell County, February 1, 1893, for assault
13. Isaac Brandon, Charles City County, April 6, 1892, for attempted rape
14. Jerry Brown, Tazewell County, February 1, 1893, for assault
15. Robert Burton, Alleghany County, October 17, 1891, for assault and riot. Note: A policeman in Clifton
Forge, Virginia tried to arrest a group of miners (Bob Burton,
16. Charles Miller, John and William Scott) for boisterous, intimidating behavior. They resisted arrest and
made their way out of town and back to the mines. The humiliated policeman gathered a lynch mob and
set out after the black miners. A gunfight followed and one of the mob members was killed. By late
afternoon, the black miners had been captured and jailed. The mob later dragged Miller and the two
Scotts from the jail, placed nooses around their necks, took them to a black neighborhood known both
17. as Slaughter House Hollow and Butcher's Hollow, then lynched them. Burton, a teenager, was lynched
just a few hours later. (Lynching in the New South, pg. 147-148)
18. Horace Carter, King William County, October 13, 1923, for rape
19. James Carter, Amherst, April 6, 1902, for assault. Note: Wandering stock created mounting difficulties
between James Carter and his white neighbor and climaxed in 1902 when the white accused Carter of
setting fire to his outhouse. During the ensuing fight, Carter shot and wounded his assailant. Lynch mobs
murdered both Allen and Carter within days of the episodes. (Lynching in the New South, pg. 73-74).
20. Noah Cherry, Princess Anne County, November 15, 1885, for murder
21. Walter Clark, Danville, October 13, 1917, for murder. Note: accused of murder, Clark fought a gun
battle with a mob of law officers and citizens. The mob set fire to Clarks home and he was shot as he
fled. (Lynching in the New South, pg. 34)
22. Reuben Coles, Surry County, July 27, 1887, for rape
23. Archie Cook, Prince Edward County, September 2, 1888, for rape
24. Walter Cotton, Greenville County, March 24, 1900, for murder. Note: described as a black "desperado,"
Cotton was lynched in retaliation for the murders of several whites. Blacks who witnessed the lynching
demanded that Cotton's white sidekick, Brandt O'Grady, also be lynched and led the mob that dragged
him from his jail cell and lynched him next to Cotton. (Lynching in the New South, pg. 45).
25. Charles Craven, Leesburg, July 31, 1902, for murder
26. Andrew Dudley, Greenfield, August 4, 1904, for attempted rape
27. Sam Ellerson, Tazewell County, February 1, 1893, for assault
28. John Fitzhugh, Rappahannock County, August 2, 1884, for assault
29. Magruder Fletcher, Tasley, March 14, 1889, for rape
30. John Forbes, Petersburg, June 11, 1889, for burglary
31. Wiley Gam, Toms Brook, June 6, 1902
32. Samuel Garner, Bluefield, September 16, 1889, for attempted rape
33. Wiley Gwynn, Wise County, June 5, 1902, for attempted rape
34. George Halsey, Smyth County, May 11, 1893, for rape
35. George Henderson, Page County, February 27, 1905, unknown cause
36. Henry Henderson, Ingram, February 20, 1905 Note: A rock throwing mob chased Henderson into a river
and watched him drown. They were angry that he had entered their community. (Lynching in the New
South, pg. 157)
37. William Henry, Wythe County, July 11, 1888, for rape
38. Thaddeus Holmes, Charlotte County, December 2, 1890, for murder
39. Howlet, Carroll County, June 20, 1898, for murder
40. Dave Hunt, Wise County, November 14, 1920, for rape
41. Ivy Jackson, Bland County, February 5, 1885, for murder
42. John Henry James, Albemarle County, July 12, 1898, for rape
43. John Johnson, Tazewell County, February 1, 1893, for assault
44. Lem Johnson, Brunswick County, August 3, 1921, for murder
45. Arthur Jordan, Fauquier County, January 19, 1880, for miscegenation. Note: Arthur Jordan ran off with
and married his white employer's daughter. The employer had him arrested in Washington, D.C. and
returned to Fauquier County to stand trial on charges of bigamy (Jordan allegedly already had a black
wife). A small group of masked men dragged him from the county jail in Warrenton and lynched him in
the town cemetery. (Lynching in the New South, pg. 62)
46. James Jordan, Sussex County, March 20, 1925, for rape
47. William Lavender, Roanoke County, February 12, 1892, for attempted rape
48. Dan Long, Wythe County, December 7, 1900, for rape
49. Henry Mason, Campbell County, November 30, 1885, for murder
50. Joseph McCoy, Alexandria County, April 23, 1897, for rape. Note: McCoy, who was jailed for allegedly
raping his employer's daughters, was dragged from his cell and lynched from a lamppost at the
intersection of two major downtown streets. (Lynching in the New South, pg. 155)
51. Charles Miller, Alleghany County, October 17, 1891, for assault and riot. Note: A policeman in Clifton
Forge, Virginia tried to arrest a group of miners (Bob Burton,
52. Charles Miller, John and William Scott) for boisterous, intimidating behavior. They resisted arrest and
made their way out of town and back to the mines. The humiliated
53. policeman gathered a lynch mob and set out after the black miners. A gunfight followed and one of the
mob members was killed. By late afternoon, the black miners had
54. been captured and jailed. The mob later dragged Miller and the two Scotts from the jail, placed nooses
around their necks, took them to a black neighborhood known both as Slaughter House Hollow and
Butcher's Hollow, then lynched them. Burton, a teenager, was lynched just a few hours later. (Lynching
in the New South, pg. 147-148)
55. Jesse Mitchell, Amelia County, September 15, 1983, for rape
56. Arthur Morgan, Tazewell County, April 16, 1893, for murder
57. Kellis Moorman, Henry County, April 19, 1886, for assault
58. Elmer (Elmore?) Moseley, Sussex or Prince George County, January 14, 1904, for murder. Note: Mosely
was acquitted of killing his black neighbor in front of the man's family. A group of blacks lynched
Mosely as he returned from the trial. (Lynching in the New South, pg. 30).
59. Pinkney Murphy, Nelson County, September 14, 1900, for attempted rape
60. Mach Neal, Warren, November 30, 1910
61. William Page, Lillian, August 17, 1917, attempted rape
62. Tom Pannell, Pittsylvania County, April 6, 1891, reason unknown
63. Lee Pickett, Patrick County, July 12, 1898, for attempted rape. Note: Pickett was a discharged mental
patient. The five white men who lynched him were subsequently
64. found guilty of second-degree murder and given sentences ranging from 5-6 years in the penitentiary.
(Lynching in the New South, pg. 94)
65. Martin Roland, Abingdon, April 3, 1889
66. Martin Rollins, Russell County, April 2, 1889, for murder
67. John Scott, Alleghany County, October 17, 1891, for assault and riot. Note: A policeman in Clifton
Forge, Virginia tried to arrest a group of miners (Bob Burton, Charles
68. Miller, John and William Scott) for boisterous, intimidating behavior. They resisted arrest and made
their way out of town and back to the mines. The humiliated policeman
69. gathered a lynch mob and set out after the black miners. A gunfight followed and one of the mob
members was killed. By late afternoon, the black miners had been
70. captured and jailed. The mob later dragged Miller and the two Scotts from the jail, placed nooses around
their necks, took them to a black neighborhood known both as
71. Slaughter House Hollow and Butcher's Hollow, then lynched them. Burton, a teenager, was lynched just
a few hours later. (Lynching in the New South, pg. 147-148)
72. William Scott, Alleghany County, October 17, 1891, for assault and riot. Note: A policeman in Clifton
Forge, Virginia tried to arrest a group of miners (Bob Burton, Charles
73. Miller, John and William Scott) for boisterous, intimidating behavior. They resisted arrest and made
their way out of town and back to the mines. The humiliated policeman
74. gathered a lynch mob and set out after the black miners. A gunfight followed and one of the mob
members was killed. By late afternoon, the black miners had been
75. captured and jailed. The mob later dragged Miller and the two Scotts from the jail, placed nooses around
their necks, took them to a black neighborhood known both as
76. Slaughter House Hollow and Butcher's Hollow, then lynched them. Burton, a teenager, was lynched just
a few hours later. (Lynching in the New South, pg. 147-148)
77. William Shorter, Frederick County, June 13, 1893, for attempted rape
78. Smith, Wythe County, July 11, 1888, for rape
79. Thomas Smith, Roanoke County, September 20, 1893, for assault. Note: Smith allegedly assaulted Mrs.
Henry Bishop, "a respectable white woman." The Mayor of
80. Roanoke (Mayor Trout) tried to prevent Smith's lynching by calling out the local militia. In the ensuing
battle, seven mob members were killed and at least 25 were
81. wounded. Smith was removed from the Roanoke jail and the Mayor escaped to Lynchburg. The mob
found Smith the next morning and lynched him. A local minister
82. prevented the mob from burying Smith's body in the mayor's front yard. (Lynching in the New South,
pg. 167-168)
83. Benjamin Thomas, Alexandria County, August 8, 1899, for attempted rape
84. Allie Thompson, Culpepper County, November 24, 1918, for attempted rape
85. George Towler, Pittsylvania County, January 11, 1892, for miscegenation. Note: Towler was lynched by
his white employer because of his sexual relationship with the man's daughter, a relationship that was
common knowledge in the town where the two lived. (Lynching in the New South, pg. 66)
86. Hubert Wailer, Halifax County, March 19, 1901, for arson
87. Walker, Lawrenceville, July 1, 1901<br>
88. Page Wallace, Loudoun County, February 18, 1880, for rape
89. Henry Walls, Patrick County, September 6, 1897, for murder
90. Joe Walton, Brunswick County, July 1, 1901, for attempted rape. Note: Accused of attempting to rape
his employer's daughter, Walton was placed in the Brunswick County jail in Lawrenceville, but before
he could be tried, fifty masked men took him from the jail and lynched him. (Lynching in the New
South, pg. 155)
91. Whitehead, specific locality unknown, May 19, 1904
92. Joe Williams, Louisa County, July 6, 1892, for attempted rape
93. John Wilson, Patrick County, February 6, 1886, for being a horse thief
94. Samuel Wood, Scott County, May 17, 1894, reason unknown
95. Leonard Woods, Wise County, November 30, 1927, for murder
96. Phillip Young, Fluvanna County, October 12, 1892, for murder
97. Bruce Younger, Halifax County, July 27, 1888, for attempted rape
98. Unknown Negro, Halifax County, March 22, 1901
99. Unknown Negro, Newport News, June 11, 1902
100.Unknown Negro, Richmond, August 8, 1912
101.Unknown Negro, Hopeful, December 9, 1915

Washington

1. Alfred Shafford, Gilman, January 7, 1889

West Virginia

2. William Brooks, Elkins, July 23, 1901

3. Frank Brown, Madison, February 4, 1903
4. William Carrol, Wainesdorf, July 25, 1902
5. John Carter, Hinton, July 24, 1889
6. Rudolph Clements, Wainesdorf, July 25, 1902
7. Cornelius Coffee, Keystone, December 5, 1892
8. Alexander Foote, Princeton, August 13, 1891
9. Anderson Holliday, Elkhorn, August 2, 1894
10. Peter Jackson, Elkins, July 25, 1902
11. Walter Johnson, Bluefield, September 5, 1912
12. Alexander Jones, Bluefield, January 28, 1896
13. Edgar Jones, Weston, July 6, 1892
14. William Lee, Hinton, May 11, 1900
15. Charles Lewis, Sutton, November 3, 1903
16. Mills Luther, Mercer County, May 13, 1892
17. Green McCoy, Hamlin, October 25, 1889
18. James Smith, Logan County, May 27, 1892
19. "Red" Smith, Naugatuck, May 15, 1892
20. John Turner, Fayetteville, August 30, 1889
21. T. Williams, Glen Jean, February 7, 1902
22. Unknown Negro, Bramwell, February 1, 1896
23. Two Unknown Negroes, Waniesdorf, July 25, 1902
24. Unknown Negro, Huntington, October 14, 1910
25. Unknown Negro, Welch, November 22, 1917

Wyoming

1. J. S. Bedford, Big Horn, October 16, 1892

2. Wade Hampton, Rick Springs, December 14, 1917
3. John Martin, Laramie, August 30, 1904
4. Frank Wigfall, Rawlins, October 2, 1904
5. Edward Woodson, Green River, December 10, 1918