Warren Durrance
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Full Name
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Warren Durrance
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Name Variations
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N/A
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Biography
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On November 30, 1919, Warren Durrance, age unknown, was lynched in Cottondale, Alabama, by a group of armed white soldiers after being accused of escaping guards in Camp Jackson. He was a veteran of the first World War. He was survived by his brother, Jim Durrance.
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Documented or Attempted
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Documented
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Birth Date
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N/A
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County of Birth; County of Death
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N/A; Tuscaloosa County
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Death Date
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November 30, 1919
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Date of Attempted Lynching
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N/A
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Age at Death
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N/A
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Race
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Black
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Sex
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Male
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Researchers
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Abigail Wiest, Callie Rhodes
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Case Number
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AMP541-19191130-002
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Identified by:
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Alabama Memory Project
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Mother
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N/A
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Father
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N/A
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Spouse or Partner
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N/A
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Child
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N/A
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All other relatives
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Jim Durrance (sibling)
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Occupation
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Solider
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Education Level
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N/A
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Head of Household and Literacy Status
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N/A