The guns of Meeting Street : a Southern tragedy /
The story of murder and revenge in 1940s Edgefield County that ends with the execution of three people.
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Columbia :
University of South Carolina Press,
©2001.
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Table of Contents:
- The Logue-Timmerman Case: A Chronology
- Genealogy of the Logue, Timmerman, and Walton Families
- The Setting and a Murder: September 1941
- Edgefield County, Seat of History
- The Shooting at Timmerman's Store
- Roots: Family, Community, and Mores, 1800-1940
- The Families of Meeting Street
- A Legacy of Violence
- A Desire to Serve: Sue Stidham Logue
- A Policeman with Promise: Joe Frank Logue
- Families at Odds: The Tragedy Begins
- Solution and Tragedy: September-November 1941
- The Investigation: Who Killed Davis Timmerman?
- The Guns of Sunday: The Violence Continues, 16 November 1941
- The Trial of Three Defendants: Lexington, January 1942
- Preliminaries at Edgefield
- People and Proceedings
- The Case Against George and Sue
- Clarence Bagwell: A Quest for Mercy
- The Defense of George and Sue
- Verdict
- The Road to the Electric Chair: January 1942-January 1943
- The Stansfield Appeals
- The Penitentiary for Women
- Death by Electrocution
- Joe Frank in the Legal System: 1942-1960
- The Edgefield Trial
- The Nicholson Appeals
- Prison and Parole
- Afterthoughts and Aftermath: 1960-2000
- The Elusive Truth
- Personae in the Legal Drama
- The Logues and the Timmermans.
