Campbell, Sacramento Daily Record Union, December 25, 1880
Dublin Core
Title
Campbell, Sacramento Daily Record Union, December 25, 1880
Subject
Campbell, John and Sam
Mob, hanging
Charge, assault and robbery
Description
Two Negroes Lynched in Kentucky
LOUISVILLE, December 24th.-- John A. Gardner was nearly killed in his barn at Rowlett’s Station yesterday. A negro named John Campbell and his brother Sam, who staid in the barn with him, were arrested on suspicion, and money was found on their persons which had belonged to Gardner. They were committed to jail, but last night at midnight, a party of masked men overpowered the jailer took [sic] them out through town to a hillside near the river and hanged them to a tree. Sam is said to have confessed, but John was obdurate.Source
Publisher
The Sacramento Daily Record Union
Date
1880-12-25
Contributor
Grace Yi
Format
Image
Coverage
Hart County
Files
Collection
Citation
“Campbell, Sacramento Daily Record Union, December 25, 1880,” DRVK News Articles , accessed July 26, 2026, https://drvk.createuky.net/news-articles/items/show/167.

