1844 Georgia manhunt ends in murder confession
The tale recounts Tony Williams slave escape in Talbot County Georgia pursued by white slave drivers. He avoids capture for a day and a night using water routes and red pepper in his shoes, reaches Flint River near Peddy's Tavern, where Thurmond is murdered and Murdock then pursued for the crime.
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Thurmond
Wilson O'Daniel
O’daniel
Mrs. Peddy
Knowlton’s Mills
Murdock
Peddy
Higdon Corley
Talitha
Loy
Georgia
Darien
Tony” Williams
Tony
Patterole
Liberty
Flint River
Talbot County
Wilson O’daniel
Knowston’s Mills
Knowlton's Mills
Knowlton
Neighbor McGuire
McGuire
Corley’s
McGuires
Penelope Peddy
Knowilton’s Mills
Dean
Knowltons
Lesson for May 19 Subject and Scripture Texts
Lesson notes for May 19 outline subjects and scripture passages selected and used with permission from the International Council of Religious Education. The content is designed for instructional use and reflects standard religious education curricula.
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International Council of Religious Education
Learning to Believe Through Thomas’ Doubt and Faith
A devotional study on Thomas in John’s Gospel contrasts fearless loyalty and faithless doubt. It traces his willingness to die with Jesus, his failure to seek fellowship after the crucifixion, and his demand for proof, ending with a call to faith grounded in Jesus' word rather than visible signs.
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Thomas
Lord
Jesus
Judea
Tabernacles
Lazarus
Mary
Martha
Christ
John
God
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