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Alice "Alley" Merritt (born Terrell), 1787 - 1824 Alice "Alley" Merritt (born Terrell) 1787 1824

Alice "Alley" Merritt (born Terrell) was born on month day 1787, in birth place, to Solomon Terrell and Nancy Terrell (born Wall).

Alice had 6 siblings: Rebecca Terrell, Lucy Terrell and 4 other siblings.

Alice married Benjamin Merritt on month day 1810, at age 22 in marriage place.

Alice passed away on month day 1824, at age 36.

Alley Merritt (born Terrell) Alley Merritt (born Terrell)

Alley Merritt (born Terrell) married Benjamin Merritt.

Benjamin was born in 1777, in birth place, North Carolina.

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Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada

Alley B. TerrellAlley B. Terrell in Evening star - ‎Feb 10 1924

Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada

"... of Duval county jail, where troops were stationed last night to prevent the possibility of a mob attempting to seize two negroes field in connection with the killing of Alley B. Terrell, a locomotive engineer. Upon receipt of rumors early In the night of plans of an organized attempt to take the prisoners from the jail. Sheriff W. H. Dowling got in ..."

Publication place: Washington, District Of Columbia

Alley B. TerrellAlley B. Terrell in Evening star - ‎Oct 8 1924

Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada

"... Florida Negro Dies in Chair. RAIFORD, Fla., October 8. ?Prank Johnson, negro, was electrocuted at the State prison farm here at 2:44 o'clock yesterday afternoon for the murder of Alley B. Terrell at Jacksonville last December. Johnson was the first man to be executed by electrocution In Florida. /COLUMBUS proved the world was round. Thousands of folks whs wear eyeglasses obtained in ..."

Publication place: Washington, District Of Columbia

Alley B. TerrellAlley B. Terrell in Evening star - ‎Oct 8 1924

Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada

"... Negro Dies in Chair. HA I FORD, Fla., October B.?F?rank Johnson, negro, was electrocuted at the State prison farm here at 2:44 o'clock yesterday afternoon for the murder of Alley B. Terrell at Jacksopvllie last December. Johnson was the first man to be executed by electrocution in Florida. /columbus proved the world was round. Thousands of folks who ! wear eyeglasses obtained ..."

Publication place: Washington, District Of Columbia

Alley B. TerrellAlley B. Terrell in Lakeland Ledger - ‎July 6 1996

Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada

"... mete out Justice to killers, kidnappers and rapists. Frank Johnson was the first criminal executed in the electric chair. That was m October 1924 for the shooting death of Alley B. Terrell, a locomotive engineer, during a robbery in Jacksonville. Prison inmates built the chair, nicknamed "Old Sparky," out of oak hewed from trees felled nearby In 1923. Before then, most executions ..."

Publication place: Lakeland, Polk County, Florida, United States