At Lancaster, in the rear of Long's bar-room, on the evening of the 23d ultimo, J.T. Kennington shot Thomas Blackmon through the abdomen, and in turn was shot by Blackmon in the shoulder. Blackmon is doing very well, and Kennington, in jail, seems to be suffering but little from his wound. Kennington was tried at the March term of court for shooting John Bowers, the previous summer.
Yorkville Enquirer (SC) Jan 1, 1890
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Mr. Jeff T. Blackmon and little son of Rich Hill went to Baltimore last week for treatment in the Johns Hopkins hospital.
The Lancaster News - Jan 14, 1916
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Lancaster News - Nov. 4 - In a difficulty in Rich Hill Wednesday night, Tom Blackmon shot and seriously wounded Jeff Blackmon, both prominent citizens of that section. The weapon used was a pistol, one bullet entering Blackmon's abdomen. The trouble is said to have started over the hiring of one of Jeff Blackmon's sons by Tom Blackmon. The wounded man was attended by a local physician and later taken to a Rock Hill hospital where he died about 9 o'clock this morning. The body was brought home for burial. The deceased was a brother to R. Baxter Blackmon, of this city.
The Yorkville Enquirer, November 8, 1921
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Jeff T. Blackmon was shot and fatally wounded by Tom Blackmon at Heath Springs Friday. The injured man died in a Rock Hill hospital.
The Bamberg Herald - Nov. 10, 1921
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Mr. Gordon G. Blackmon has returned from Heath Springs, where he went to be with his brother, who had killed his cousin, Mr. Jeff T. Blackmon.
The Herald and News - Nov. 11, 1921
Yorkville Enquirer (SC) Jan 1, 1890
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Mr. Jeff T. Blackmon and little son of Rich Hill went to Baltimore last week for treatment in the Johns Hopkins hospital.
The Lancaster News - Jan 14, 1916
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Lancaster News - Nov. 4 - In a difficulty in Rich Hill Wednesday night, Tom Blackmon shot and seriously wounded Jeff Blackmon, both prominent citizens of that section. The weapon used was a pistol, one bullet entering Blackmon's abdomen. The trouble is said to have started over the hiring of one of Jeff Blackmon's sons by Tom Blackmon. The wounded man was attended by a local physician and later taken to a Rock Hill hospital where he died about 9 o'clock this morning. The body was brought home for burial. The deceased was a brother to R. Baxter Blackmon, of this city.
The Yorkville Enquirer, November 8, 1921
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Jeff T. Blackmon was shot and fatally wounded by Tom Blackmon at Heath Springs Friday. The injured man died in a Rock Hill hospital.
The Bamberg Herald - Nov. 10, 1921
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Mr. Gordon G. Blackmon has returned from Heath Springs, where he went to be with his brother, who had killed his cousin, Mr. Jeff T. Blackmon.
The Herald and News - Nov. 11, 1921
At Lancaster, in the rear of Long's bar-room, on the evening of the 23d ultimo, J.T. Kennington shot Thomas Blackmon through the abdomen, and in turn was shot by Blackmon in the shoulder. Blackmon is doing very well, and Kennington, in jail, seems to be suffering but little from his wound. Kennington was tried at the March term of court for shooting John Bowers, the previous summer.
Yorkville Enquirer (SC) Jan 1, 1890
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Mr. Jeff T. Blackmon and little son of Rich Hill went to Baltimore last week for treatment in the Johns Hopkins hospital.
The Lancaster News - Jan 14, 1916
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Lancaster News - Nov. 4 - In a difficulty in Rich Hill Wednesday night, Tom Blackmon shot and seriously wounded Jeff Blackmon, both prominent citizens of that section. The weapon used was a pistol, one bullet entering Blackmon's abdomen. The trouble is said to have started over the hiring of one of Jeff Blackmon's sons by Tom Blackmon. The wounded man was attended by a local physician and later taken to a Rock Hill hospital where he died about 9 o'clock this morning. The body was brought home for burial. The deceased was a brother to R. Baxter Blackmon, of this city.
The Yorkville Enquirer, November 8, 1921
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Jeff T. Blackmon was shot and fatally wounded by Tom Blackmon at Heath Springs Friday. The injured man died in a Rock Hill hospital.
The Bamberg Herald - Nov. 10, 1921
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Mr. Gordon G. Blackmon has returned from Heath Springs, where he went to be with his brother, who had killed his cousin, Mr. Jeff T. Blackmon.
The Herald and News - Nov. 11, 1921
Yorkville Enquirer (SC) Jan 1, 1890
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Mr. Jeff T. Blackmon and little son of Rich Hill went to Baltimore last week for treatment in the Johns Hopkins hospital.
The Lancaster News - Jan 14, 1916
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Lancaster News - Nov. 4 - In a difficulty in Rich Hill Wednesday night, Tom Blackmon shot and seriously wounded Jeff Blackmon, both prominent citizens of that section. The weapon used was a pistol, one bullet entering Blackmon's abdomen. The trouble is said to have started over the hiring of one of Jeff Blackmon's sons by Tom Blackmon. The wounded man was attended by a local physician and later taken to a Rock Hill hospital where he died about 9 o'clock this morning. The body was brought home for burial. The deceased was a brother to R. Baxter Blackmon, of this city.
The Yorkville Enquirer, November 8, 1921
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Jeff T. Blackmon was shot and fatally wounded by Tom Blackmon at Heath Springs Friday. The injured man died in a Rock Hill hospital.
The Bamberg Herald - Nov. 10, 1921
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Mr. Gordon G. Blackmon has returned from Heath Springs, where he went to be with his brother, who had killed his cousin, Mr. Jeff T. Blackmon.
The Herald and News - Nov. 11, 1921
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