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C. - Have you }lc-xi, him ure any Indian woris.A.- I coulii hardly say about thnt;it hlz been so long.Q.- Why is it you cannot say whether you have he,arl him speakiniiin.i was youtp;rui1 it ha been soCannot you remember if you heard him pelk?A.- I couli not some thins,Did you notice any necul rity in his speech?•A.- Yen, sir, he oouli not neak Americnn: he sool -n more likethe Judi aurA.- Yec, sir.Q_ he slNo, sir,he sperli En ,lish like the Indians here lo?it such as, to iiiicate that he mi.tit have spol;en noLeother in .-2;uage .think Po oQ.- nil. you notice any peculiarity in his iron,.A.- Yes, sir, never s-w him hive shoes on.Q.- What about his head dress?A.- he wore a cap.Q.- Is he the same Aaron Askew, -ho was collector of Taxes inLauleriale County?A.- Yes, sir.A.- Ycs,'4n,r he a, minister?O.- Of what demoninatzcati?. - FIr.i Mel' Bpti t.,,,,.- -id you know fl_y other Aaron Arikew that country , exceptthe one you are testifying i:bout?ft.- Yes, air, uncle Lurrill had n boy by that name.
Q lie is deal.A. , rj.• t'dth the exception of the oy of your ULcle Murrill, 1id youknow y other?No,sir,:o was your :lother?Lltti c Askew.Q.- Who MB lattie Askew, was she reltei in any wi,y to AaronAskew?A.- the was 1, dauj.ltor of Aaron Askew,tou are an atmlic -nt for citilen hip, are you rA.- Yes, cur.Ir your a oli cation now nending in Court?A.- Yes,C.- in whit Court?In thi r Jour,.c. - You sly Aaron Aske r 71, f e VP'414 a white wol,ilnend Tom's were?A.- ,es,Q.- Jo you knew whether or not Tom Askew is the flther of Nert.Murrill Lish, fl i 2 il1j ' 111So claimed all the tine, never heard it disnuted.Cross Examination,Corni s1-417 Now, Mr. Hill, how old are you?A.- f.loniewhere close into Sixty.- You say that Aaron Askew licr -7; II, CI:IOC:LINZ 1 1111 ; why do yously that; whit is thrl,t knowl4rle based on?A.- "e said he was, and everybody else did, and he looked likeone.
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- Page 3 and 4: country. ?NorTann; I think sometime
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- Page 7 and 8: A.- Yes, sir.Q.- How did he in-Ts?A
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- Page 17 and 18: A Yes, sir.Her ienceniants now live
- Page 19 and 20: None of them moved to the Choctq,r
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- Page 23 and 24: himA. - Yes,^.- 1, 1-1i,t Tribe?A.-
- Page 25 and 26: A.- Yes, sir,Q.- ti.t ild he state
- Page 27 and 28: A.- He never st!),terl.Q.- Hai he h
- Page 29 and 30: Mr. Norman;Tom Askew,a witness intr
- Page 31 and 32: ▪A.- My mother.i r your mother li
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- Page 35 and 36: A.-How old w-,s your father when he
- Page 37 and 38: •• ..itnops claled by the Plain
- Page 39: Q. - Lauderdale(Jounty?A.- Yes,Know
- Page 43 and 44: A.- About 1070.Aril. she was about
- Page 45 and 46: fyl, the end of the thirteen years,
- Page 47 and 48: Q.- You exercised the rits and priv
- Page 49 and 50: A.- No, sir.Q Is Pihe living or ,A.
- Page 51 and 52: They roull -nut it at un 4,', • '
- Page 53 and 54: Aaron Askew?lawr L1xrri1l A3T1v and
- Page 55 and 56: knowed three or four and, three -bo
- Page 57 and 58: Q And Ton!?A.- Yes, sir.Q. Mr. LAvl
- Page 59 and 60: ialr,ble like they o here, but I di
- Page 61 and 62: JuleA. '""Did they reduce his bond?
- Page 63 and 64: A I s d, he lived in our nei ; 1-sa
- Page 65 and 66: sir. He rrotr, back to find out, bu
- Page 67 and 68: couli not tell exac- erc., 9.1").Y
- Page 69 and 70: A.- Fulton County,,Q. Uf courre you
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- Page 73 and 74: yp,A.- Yes, sir.Q.- -A. - Fhat -111
- Page 75 and 76: Q.- Did you know .vent trie of Ind.
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- Page 79 and 80: Axe' you related hl any way to 3.B,
- Page 81 and 82: C ross Examination,Q.- Who was your
- Page 83 and 84: A.- Yes, sir.An far back as you c'I
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Q lie is deal.A. , rj.• t'dth the exception of the oy of your ULcle Murrill, 1id youknow y other?No,sir,:o was your :lother?Lltti c Askew.Q.- Who MB lattie Askew, was she reltei in any wi,y to AaronAskew?A.- the was 1, dauj.ltor of Aaron Askew,tou are an atmlic -nt for citilen hip, are you rA.- Yes, cur.Ir your a oli cation now nending in Court?A.- Yes,C.- in whit Court?In thi r Jour,.c. - You sly Aaron Aske r 71, f e VP'414 a white wol,ilnend Tom's were?A.- ,es,Q.- Jo you knew whether or not Tom Askew is the flther of Nert.Murrill Lish, fl i 2 il1j ' 111So claimed all the tine, never heard it disnuted.Cross Examination,Corni s1-417 Now, Mr. Hill, how old are you?A.- f.loniewhere close into Sixty.- You say that Aaron Askew licr -7; II, CI:IOC:LINZ 1 1111 ; why do yously that; whit is thrl,t knowl4rle based on?A.- "e said he was, and everybody else did, and he looked likeone.
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