Crime
(Across the South)
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| Article Title & Link | Date | Newspaper | Surnames | Notes |
| Homicide in Milledgeville | 23 January 1854 | New York Times | Hunt, Ralston | Read the Original Online |
| Horrible Tragedy in Georgia | 28 January 1856 | New York Times | Taylor | Read the Original Online |
| Death of John Casey | 2 February 1875 | Atlanta Daily Consitution, Georgia | Casey, Hall | Read the Original Online
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| Talbotton; Newnan; Irwinton; Died in Georgia | 3 April 1875 | Atlanta Constitution, Georgia | Baggett, Barnes, Cooper, Ham, Haney, Kemp, Lang, Lewis, Morrison, Northcutt, Toler, Wooding | Read the Original Online
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| Murder in Augusta | 8 October 1876 | Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia | Grant, Murphy | Read the Original Online
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| The Fatal Wilsons | 8 February 1881 | Macon Telegraph & Messenger, Georgia | Burnett, Carlos, Cherry, Cook, Evans, Giraurdie, Goode, Hays, Kent, Loyal, Phillips, Pool, Savage, Sleight, Standford, Stone, Tinley, Wilson, Woods | Read the Original Online |
| Georgia Gleanings | 13 June 1882 | Macon Telegraph & Messenger, Georgia | Bacon, Battle, Burney, Cooper, Crane, Crittonden, Curry, Grimes, Hamilton, Heidt, Hill, Hora, Jay, Johnson, Killebrew, Kittrell, Lane, McRae, Oliver, Potter, Price, Reeves, Singleton, Stephens, Sterne, Stratham, Tarbutton, Tarver, Walker | Read the Original Online |
| Burglary in Jasper; A Sudden Death; A Strong Man's Lift; Her Back to the Fire; From the Eastman, Georgia Times | 6 December 1882 | Atlanta Constitution, Georgia | Adkins, Burks, Cabin, Davis, Henley, Jessup, Sapp, Shields, Smith | Read the Original Online
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| Daniels Arrives; Died; Arrested; A Mule Runs Away; In a Sewer; Killed by Ice Water; Seriously Burned; Returned to its Owner; Sent to the Asylum; From the Perry, GA Journal | 19 April 1886 | Atlanta Constitution, Georgia | Baker, Blackshear, Brigham, Brown, Clay, Coineman, Cone, Daniels, Gammage, Kindrew, Lowenthall, Pilcher, Poindexter, Powell, Sprauge, Smith, Wall, Williams | Read the Original Online
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| Threatened His Wife | 3 November 1889 | Macon Telegraph, Georgia | Cato | Read the Original Online |
| At Their Old Work Again; Death of Mr. J. M. Lee; Attempted Assassination; Will Remove to Brunswick; Mrs. Longstreet Dead; He was Despondent | 31 December 1889 | Atlanta Constitution, Georgia | Barnard, Ells, Fulgate, Garland, Knowles, Lee, Longstreet, McGehee, Ridgeway, Sutton, Williams | Read the Original Online
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| The Daily Chat Room From Macon | 23 March 1891 | Atlanta Constitution, Georgia | Allen, Belford, Clay, Cunningham, Hooten, Huff, Norcross, Porter, Willink | Read the Original Online
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| Obituary; He Hangs This Day | 3 July 1891 | Atlanta Constitution, Georgia | Alexander, Barnes, Gregory, Griffin, Hall, Jones, Lee, Leyden, Washington, Westmoreland | Read the Original Online
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| This was Up North | 25 May 1893 | Atlanta Constitution, Georgia | Leech, Sullivan | Read the Original Online
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| The Wife Murder; A Crushed Foot; Mrs. Dr. C. A. Stiles Dead | 23 October 1893 | Atlanta Constitution, Georgia | Danforth, Herring, Howell, Stiles, Upshaw | Read the Original Online
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| Undertaker and Sexton Indicted | 25 November 1893 | Atlanta Constitution, Georgia | Houston, Miller | Read the Original Online
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| Mrs. Akridge's Suicide; From the Scaffold to the Fire; Worsham's Killing | 27 January 1894 | Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia | Akridge/Akeridge, Barber, Barrow, Bell, Blalock, Brantley, Cannon, Chapman, Connolly, Darby, Davenport, Fegan, Fish, Glover, Guerry, Hagarty, Hawkins, Hinkle, Hope, Hudson, Keating, Lamar, Little, Lumpkin, Masscias, Matthews, McLendon, Miller, Mize, Mumford, Raines, Roberts, Sanford, Shaw, Taten, Twiggs, Wilkerson, Worsham | Read the Original Online
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| Frozen to Death in Ohio; Died of Smallpox; Hedden Kills Green | 31 December 1899 | Atlanta Constitution, Georgia | Campbell, Green, Hedden/Heddon, Payson | Read the Original Online
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| Georgia Negro Lynched | 17 October 1900 | New York Times | Hardemann, Pierson | Read the Original Online |
| W. R. Smith Sent to Asylum | 13 September 1905 | Macon Telegraph, Georgia | Eunice, Smith | Read the Original Online |
| Day's Doings Tersely Told | 1 August 1907 | Macon Daily Telegraph, Georgia | Adams, Brady, Byron, Christian, Colbert, Conner, Gostin, Grace, Happ, Hardwick, Henderson, Jackson, Langston, Lee, Lewis, McAfee, Mincher, Norris, Paullin, Pledger, Sanford, Steele, Vann, Warren, Wilson | Read the Original Online |
| Many Theories Advanced In Regard to the Murder | 7 April 1909 | Macon Daily Telegraph, Georgia | Adams, Burghard, Clark, Dasher, Ellis, Hall, Harris, Hill, Martin, Miller, Moore, Riley, Ryals, Smith, Weaver, White, Wimberly | Read the Original Online |
| Mortuary; Decision of the Coroner's Jury May Cause Man to Be Lynched | 13 March 1910 | Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia | Akers, Ansley, Campbell, Carroll, Dabley, George, Gilbert, Goss, Green/e, Holtzclaw, Kelley, King, Knight, Marx, Matthews, Mayson, Montgomery, Parks, Patton, Reynolds, Roach, Thurmond, Tuggle, Weeks, Williams, Wolfsheimer | Read the Original Online
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| Attacked By Robbers | 21 September 1914 | Macon Daily Telegraph, Georgia | Cooper, Stevens | Read the Original Online |
| Injuries Fatal To J. B. O'Neill | 7 August 1922 | Macon Daily Telegraph, Georgia | Howard, Joiner, O'Neil/l, Sledge, Watson | Read the Original Online |
Australian Convict Records Online!Australian Convict Transportation Registers, First Fleet, 1787-1788
Australian Convict Transportation Registers, Second Fleet, 1789-1790
Australian Convict Transportation Registers, Third Fleet, 1791
Australian Convict Transportation Registers, Other Fleets & Ships, 1791-1868
These databases contains Australian convict transportation registers.
Information available in these registers includes: name of convict, date
and place of conviction, term of sentence, name of ship on which sailed,
departure date, name of colony sent to.
New South Wales and Tasmania, Australia, Settler and Convict Lists, 1787-1834
New South Wales and Tasmania, Australia, Convict Pardons and Tickets of Leave, 1834-1859
New South Wales and Tasmania, Australia Convict Musters, 1806-1849
Musters were conducted periodically as a means for keeping track of and
enumerating convicts in the colony. Information listed in these records
can include: name of convict, name of ship of arrival, date of arrival,
where tried, date of trial, and sentence.
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