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Terrell Guerrilla Outlaw Dies After Fatal Wounds
Captain Edward Ferrell a young Kentucky guerrilla commander known for terror in Marion Washington Shelby and Anderson counties, died after a lethal exchange near Shelbyville. He faced capture, jail, escape, and a final gunfight leaving several victims including clerk Joseph and a barber killed. his last hours were marked by prayer and impending death.
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