Hangings and Lynchings in Dallas County, Texas
eBook - ePub

Hangings and Lynchings in Dallas County, Texas

1853 to 1920

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eBook - ePub

Hangings and Lynchings in Dallas County, Texas

1853 to 1920

About this book

Hangings and Lynchings in Dallas County, Texas: 1853 to 1920 documents all of the known hangings in Dallas County including... Jane Elkins, a slave, hanged for the ax murder of Andrew C. Wisdom and the first female to be legally hanged in Texas... Four young men, two of whom were brothers, accused of being horse thieves and cattle rustlers were lynched by vigilantes... Reuben "Rube" Johnson, lynched by three men for refusing to give false testimony in an upcoming theft trial... Henry Miller, hanged after being tried and convicted for the 1892 murder of Dallas Police Officer C. O. Brewer... Fred Douglas, the last person to be legally hanged in Dallas County. The author, Terry Baker spent a lifetime in law enforcement, retiring with the rank of assistant chief deputy after thirty-nine years with the Dallas County Sheriff's Department. He served as captain and commander of the "Old Jail" in downtown Dallas where the last five Dallas County hangings were held.

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Information

Publisher
Eakin Press
Year
2020
eBook ISBN
9781681791883
Edition
1

Table of contents

  1. Cover Page
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Contents
  5. Acknowledgements
  6. Methods of Execution
  7. Hangings and Lynchings in Dallas County, Texas 1853 to 1920
  8. Introduction
  9. Chapter 1 - Jane, a slave, aka: Jane Elkins
  10. Chapter 2 - “Uncle Cato” Miller • Patrick “Pat” Jenkins • Samuel “Sam” Smith
  11. Chapter 3 - Josiah Record
  12. Chapter 4 - John Record • Silas Record • William James • Thomas Barkley
  13. Chapter 5 - Reuben Johnson, aka: “Rube”
  14. Chapter 6 - Wesley Jones
  15. Chapter 7 - Allen Wright
  16. Chapter 8 - Adam Thompson
  17. Chapter 9 - John D. Hodges
  18. Chapter 10 - William Allen Taylor
  19. Chapter 11 - Henry Miller
  20. Chapter 12 - Joseph Malone, aka: “Dobie, and Dobra”
  21. Chapter 13 - Holly Vann
  22. Chapter 14 - Allen Brooks
  23. Chapter 15 - Julius B. Robertson, aka: “Bubber”
  24. Chapter 16 - John Roberson
  25. Chapter 17 - Floyd Stanton
  26. Chapter 18 - Ed Long
  27. Chapter 19 - Walter Robert Stevenson • Leonard A. Dodd
  28. Chapter 20 - Will Jones, aka: “Webb Nickerson”
  29. Chapter 21 - Green Hunter, aka: “James Brown”
  30. Chapter 22 - Fred Douglas, aka: “Jobo”
  31. Chapter 23 - Sheriff William Marion Moon
  32. Chapter 24 - Sheriff William Henry Lewis
  33. Chapter 25 - Sheriff Daniel S. “Dan” Harston
  34. Chapter 26 - Sheriff Schuyler B. Marshall, Jr
  35. Bibliography