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He was a Cherokee who became the youngest American child sentenced to death in the US who was eventually hanged for his crime. The crime happened when he was 10 years old. He escaped and spent and remained on the run until he was captured and executed at the age of 23 on 18 June 1888 at Fort Smith Arkansas.
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When was James Arcene born?
James Arcene was born in 1862.
When did James Arcene die?
James Arcene died on 1885-06-18.
Funny senior quotes?
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