James "Jim" Mckie

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Murdered in: Edgefield Court House | Oct 25, 1898

From Dana Norris, February 26, 2015: "His name was James "Jim" Mckie and he was my great great grandmother's brother.  The lynching was so bad until they shot him so many times, the body was picked up in pieces with a shovel. His father [Wash Mckie] and brother in law [Luther Sullivan] were also lynched at the same time."

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