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Abner Vance

d. 1819

-1819 or d. 1819

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About Abner Vance

Abner Vance (1770 or 1760 – July 16, 1819) was an American Revolutionary War veteran and murderer. He was also reportedly a preacher.

He reportedly killed a man in 1817 and fled to Tug Fork.

Trial and execution In June 1818, Abner applied for a coram nobis. The application was approved and a new trial was awarded.

He was executed on July 16, 1819, for murder in Washington County, Virginia.

Legacy Abner Vance's murder of Horton is considered a founding event for the Vance family's settlement in Tug Fork.

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Who was Abner Vance?

-1819 or d. 1819

When did Abner Vance die?

Abner Vance died on 16 July 1819 in Washington County.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Abner Vance

· Wikidata: Q131010334

· DBpedia: Abner Vance

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