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Identified in FBI report.

Possible identification.
Worked at Bushhog in Selma.

Perry County, Alabama
Perry County Civic League
Sportsman Club
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Marion Night March

From page 124
In Peace and Freedom: My Journey in Selma
Bernard LaFayette Jr.
Emory University
Kathryn Lee Johnson
University of Rhode Island




"Other leaders at the front included Rev. Frederick Reese; Mrs. Boynton; Charles Mauldin, a…

Emory University
While he did not march in Selma, Bernard was an integral part of the movement and it has often been said that it the planning and execution would not have been possible him.

Fikes's account of Bloody Sunday appears in Handson the Freedom Plow.

Bettie Mae Fikes grew up surrounded by music. Her family was one of musicians, and from the age of six she herself was singing solos in church. After joining SNCC at the
age of…

Bloody Sunday foot soldier
Contacted project via Facebook

Boynton says she accompanied Hosea Williams in a scouting expedition of the state troopers locations on Bloody Sunday prior to the start of the march.

SNCC
Lowndes County, Alabama native
Princeton Freedom Center
Princeton, New Jersey

SNCC Staff

Listed as nurse from New York in 1965 MCHR newsletter.

Lola Sewell remembered that he participated in Bloody Sunday march. He may have played football for Hudson High School. See attached Selma Times newspaper article.

Author of "Tip of the Arrow"