The following is a list of people executed by the U.S. state of Texas between 1850 and 1859. During this period 18 people were executed by hanging.[1]
Executions 1850–1859
edit1850 – 3 executions | |||||||
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# | Executed person | Race | Age | Sex | Date of execution |
Crime(s) | Governor |
10 | Howard Slaughter | White | – | M | 28-Dec-1850 | Murder | Peter Hansborough Bell |
11 | (Name not known) | Hispanic | – | M | 28-Dec-1850 | Murder | |
12 | (Name not known) | Hispanic | – | M | 28-Dec-1850 | Murder | |
1853 – 1 execution | |||||||
13 | Jane Elkins | Black | 53 | F | 27-May-1853 | Murder of Mr. Wisdom [2][3] | |
1854 – 3 executions | |||||||
14 | Francisco Quiroz | Hispanic | – | M | 05-Jan-1854 | Murder | Elisha M. Pease |
15 | Lino Flores | Hispanic | – | M | 05-Jan-1854 | Murder | |
16 | James Wilson | White | – | M | 02-Jun-1854 | Murder | |
1855 – 3 executions | |||||||
17 | John Schultz | White | 44 | M | 29-Jun-1855 | Robbery and Murder | |
18 | Lovett Cady | White | 50 | M | 29-Jun-1855 | Murder | |
19 | (Phillips) | Black | – | M | 05-Oct-1855 | Murder | |
1856 – 5 executions | |||||||
20 | John Hyde | White | – | M | July 1856 | Murder | |
21 | Jackson Bunch | Black | 18 | M | 21-Nov-1856 | Murder | |
22 | Frank Hill | White | – | M | 1856 | Murder | |
23 | (Name not known) | Black | – | M | 1856 | Murder | |
24 | (Name not known) | Black | – | M | 1856 | Murder | |
1858 – 1 execution | |||||||
25 | Lucy (Dougherty) | Black | 40 | F | 05-Mar-1858 | Murder | Hardin R. Runnels |
1859 – 2 executions | |||||||
26 | Peter (Valentine) | Black | 16 | M | 27-Jan-1859 | Murder | |
27 | Carroll Fike | unknown | – | M | August 1859 | Murder | |
Source: The Espy File: 1608–2002.[1] |
Preceded by List of people executed in Texas, 1819–1849 |
Lists of people executed in Texas | Succeeded by List of people executed in Texas, 1860–1869 |
See also
editReferences
edit- ^ a b The Espy File: 1608–2002. Death Penalty Information Center. Retrieved 23 February 2009.
- ^ "Here lies a Northwest Dallas graveyard you've never seen for the forgotten and formerly enslaved". 28 September 2018.
- ^ "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2014-09-02. Retrieved 2015-03-10.
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