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I suggest you contact the historical sources in Alabama. You have a name, date, place so that is a start. There are several sites that are good for tracing ancestry.

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Q: What is the Family History of Bunk Richardson He was lynched in Gadsden Alabama circa 1906?
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Leo Frank was at least one.


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Yes, there were white people who were lynched in U.S. history, but the number is significantly lower compared to African Americans. Non-black individuals, including white people, were also targeted in instances of lynching motivated by factors such as religion, political beliefs, or associations with marginalized groups. The exact number of white individuals who were lynched is more difficult to determine due to limited historical documentation.


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