Wilson, Louisville Courier-Journal, August 15, 1897
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Title
Wilson, Louisville Courier-Journal, August 15, 1897
Subject
Wilson, George
Group, 2
Group, hanging
Description
HANGED TO A TREE.
The Mysterious Taking Off of a Colored Man in Nicholas County.
Carlisle, Ky., Aug. 14 - (Special.) - George Wilson, colored, a well digger, was found hanging to a small sapling this morning near the roadside on the Blue Lick and Myers Station turnpike. Wilson was at Parks Hill camp-meeting on Friday night, and was reported to have shown some money. He left in his cart for John Bowen’s about 9 o’clock, the last seen of him until found Saturday morning. The general impression is he was foully dealt with. He was hanging by a short leather hitching rein. The verdict of the Coroner’s jury was that he was choked to death
Publisher
Louisville Courier-Journal
Date
1897-08-15
Contributor
Bridan Braun
Format
Image
Coverage
Carlisle, Nicholas County
Files
Collection
Citation
“Wilson, Louisville Courier-Journal, August 15, 1897,” DRVK News Articles , accessed July 26, 2026, https://drvk.createuky.net/news-articles/items/show/153.

