F. H. Fyall
U.S. politician during the Reconstruction Era
About F. H. Fyall
Born 1824.
F. H. Fyall was a state Representative in the U.S. state of Georgia during the Reconstruction era. He was one of the Original 33 African Americans elected as legislators in Georgia.
He was owned as a slave earlier in his life. His eligibility to hold elected office in Georgia and that of three other elected representatives debated by the legislature when it kicked out 25 African-Americans deemed ineligible to serve. He represented Macon.
Before the American Civil War he was owned by Osborne Augustus Lochrane.
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Who was F. H. Fyall?
U.S. politician during the Reconstruction Era
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F. H. Fyall was born in 1824.
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