Shelby County
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Shelby County
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Fields and Garnett, The Lexington Herald, October 3, 1901
Two Negro Boys Were Lynched at Shelbyville
Found Hanging to Bridge at Daylight; Had Murdered Printer
Shelbyville, Ky., Oct. 2– “We, the jury, find that Jimbo Fields and Clarence Garnett came to their death upon the C & O railroad trestle by…
Marshall and Patterson, Lexington Herald-Leader, January 16, 1911
Body of One Mob Victim Missing in Shelbyville
Jim West is Not Thought to Have Escaped– Best Citizens of the Town Insist That Courts Investigate the Lynching of Sunday in Which Three Met Death at Hands of Twenty Armed and Masked Men– All Were Negroes…
Marshall and Patterson, Lexington Herald-Leader, February 1, 1911
Arm Was Broken
Jim West Saved His Neck in Shelbyville Lynching, But Was Hurt in Fall
Shelbyville, Ky., Feb. 1–Private detectives who have been at work in Shelbyville for weeks are said to have discovered a mass of evidence as to the operation of…
Pulliam, Lexington Herald-Leader, July 21, 1891
Took A Brute’s Life
An Enraged Mob Hangs A Shelbyville Rapist— His Foul Crime Sets a Whole Community On Fire, and Hundreds of Men Surround the Field Where it Was Committed, But Only Catch Him Later
Shelbyville, Ky., July 20– Sam Pulliam, a…

