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Henry Berry Lowery, the North Carolina outlaw. A tale of the Reconstruction period.

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Record Number: 
1091
Citation: 

Fulton, David Bryant. "Henry Berry Lowery, the North Carolina outlaw. A tale of the Reconstruction period." From The Citizen. Rpt. in: “Eagle clippings” by Jack Thorne [pseud.], Newspaper Correspondent and Storyteller ... a Collection of his Writings [submitted] to Various Newspapers. Brooklyn: D. B. Fulton, 1907. Pp. 65-71.

Annotation: 

Fulton was Black; his mother, Lavinia Robinson, was born in Robeson County. Reprints his story on Henry Berry Lowry, an “octoroon outlaw,” from The Citizen.

 

Available in the Documenting the American South (DocSouth) digital publishing initiative, sponsored by the University Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In the electronic edition of "Eagle clippings," go to page 65.

First Appeared in 1994 Book?: 
no
Category Tags: 
Henry Berry Lowry era
Publication Type: 
Newspaper Article
Additional Subjects: 
Lavinia Robinson