Reconstruction Era: 1868, Winn Parish, Louisiana
Submitted by Greggory E. Davies
120 Ted Price Lane
Winnfield, LA  71483
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Reconstruction Era: 
Taken from Congressional Record of the 44th Congress of the United States,
2d Session, Ex. Doc. No. 30


Natchitoches.

C. W. Stauffer, 1 colored man hung on the Manny (Many) road; Alfred Hazon,
1 colored man killed by James Little; Jack, 1 colored man killed at Gunney's
Ferry by Kimballs and Newman; Jos. Desedere (Desadier), Mr. Strong's overseer,
killed by Albert Haile; 1 colored man killed by young Trichel, Alfred Tauzin,
Mr. Jones; Jos. Chicken, 1 colored man killed by A. Tourres; Hawkins,
strnager, killed by Mr. Dill; 1 colored man killed by A. Nicholson, 1 
colored man killed by Dr. Truly; Charles Bell, 1 colored man, killed by one
Redmond, Dr. Williams, Jake Mamus, Charles Garner, Alma Jones; 1 colored man
found in Bayou Pierre with his skull mashed in-Mr. Kior; Cohn. 1 colored man
killed by James Collier; 1 man killed by Green on Clear Lake-Chatman; 1 killed
by Wallet at Cloutierville; Adam Carnahan, young Newton, ____ Pierson.  

Total 33.

One colored man killed in Natchitoches by a deputy sheriff in the month of
May, 1868.  

One colored man dangerously wounded by gun-shot, at Springville,
Natchitoches Parish, in the month of June, 1868.

One colored man badly maltreated by some parties attacking him in the night
at the house of Mrs. Sausses, (Sauce or Soss), at Grand Ecore, Natchitoches
Parish.
Signed, C. L. Furguson, July 24, 1868

(Copied from the Congressional Record "Use of the Army in Certain Southern
States" by Greggory Ellis Davies, Winnfield, Winn Parish, LA.)