United States Congressional Joint Select Committee to Inquire into the Condition of Affairs in the Late Insurrectionary States

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Title
United States Congressional Joint Select Committee to Inquire into the Condition of Affairs in the Late Insurrectionary States
Source Type
Federal Record
Publisher
United States Congress
Publication Place
Washington, D.C.
Publication Date
2/19/1872
Transcript
"Question. What case was that?
Answer. That was the case of the killing of a man; I cannot recollect his name-Harvey something; he was a negro man; it was in Perry County. That I understood to have been done by disguised men; but I have also understood that he stated before his death-he was murdered under circumstances of very great barbarity-that it was the result of a personal feud between him and others of his own race.
Question. What was his name?
Answer. Harvey McCann
Question. How many were concerned in his murder?
Answer. I understood that when they furst took him, there were some twenty-five or thirty, I think.
Question. In what year was that!
Answer. I cannot recollect this year; it not being in our country, I did not charge my memory with it. In fact, I would not be positive as to any of these dates, only that they have within three or four years. I might verify them by taking time to think. "
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AMP105-18700718-001
Item sets
Harvey McCann