Henderson, O'Dee	n/a	male	---	May 9, 1940	Alabama	Jefferson	Fairfield	beaten while handcuffed with a blackjack, rubber hose and leather strap, then shot three times all while in police custody	12, 21
Williams, Elbert (El)		male	---	June 20, 1940	Tennessee	Haywood	Brownsville	the NAACP secretary was beaten, stabbed, and put in the Hatchee River	9, 12
Thornton, Jesse	n/a	male		June 21, 1940	Alabama	Crenshaw	Luverne	shot multiple times by a lynch mob for mentioning the presence of a white woman	12
Bass, George	n/a	male	---	August 26, 1940	Tennessee	Shelby	Memphis	his car was overturned and he was beaten; survived	9
Bass, George	n/a	male	---	August 29, 1940	Tennessee	Shelby	Memphis	beaten, required 85 stitches; survived	9
Bedgood, Noel	n/a	male	---	August 29, 1940	Tennessee	Shelby	Memphis	beaten, required 17 stitches; survived	9
Melker, Robert*	n/a	male	23	April 13, 1941	North Carolina	Wilkes	Cherryville	Melker and his wife got into a verbal altercation with four white men; as the men threw rocks at them they fled toard their home where Melker's mother grabbed a shotgun and fired once at the men; they left, grabbed their shotguns and returned to the house; Melker opened the door and the men fired multiple shotgun blasts and killed him; these were the first white men ever convicted and sentenced for a lynching in North Carolina	25
Williams, A.C.*	n/a	male	22	May 13, 1941	Florida	Gadsden	Quincy	Williams was shot to death after being abducted, twice, from authorities. Four white men initially took him from Gadsden County jail, and he was later found in the home of another black man having been left for dead after several bullet wounds and being beaten. The ambulance the sheriff placed Williams in was then stopped by four or five men and he was taken a second time. Williams was then found dead on a bridge.	29
Thompson, Martin	n/a	male	---	October 1941	Alabama	---	near Mobile	Thompson had been held against his will by Charles E. Bledsoe, who pleaded guilty to federal charges; he was merely given a $100 fine and six months probation; Bledsoe continued to hold people against their will and J. Edgar Hoover refused to look into it further in 1942	23
Jackson, John*	n/a	male	early 20's	1941	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	the black metal worker was shot in the back of a police car for arguing with the arresting officers in front of a movie theater	21
Wright, Cleo*	n/a	male	---	January 25, 1942	Missouri	New Madrid	Sikeston	after being shot four times while resisting arrest and nearly killing one officer with a knife, Wright was pulled from a hospital, dragged behind an automobile and burned to death with gasoline after being broken out of a local jail by a mob; the state grand jury made no indictments, and then the federal grand jury said that murder was indeed a crime but no federal crime had been committed; Wright was one of the less common cases where his guilt of rape and near murder of a woman was not in any real doubt	20,
Williams, Henry*	n/a	male	---	August 15, 1942	Alabama		Mobile	Grover Chandler, a white bus driver, shot and killed Williams, a black soldier, as he was getting off the bus	30
Irving, Alfred	n/a	male	---	September 1942	Texas	Bee	Beeville	the mentally retarded black worker was held in bondage by a white farmer and his adult daughter for four years; Irving was physically disfigured by the beatings with whips, chains, and ropes that he had received during that time; the two were sentenced to federal prison	23
Lang, Charlie	n/a	male	14	October 1942	Mississippi	Clarke	Shubuta	hanged after being taken from jail by a mob	3, 42
Green, Ernest	n/a	male	14	October 1942	Mississippi	Clarke	Shubuta	hanged after being taken from jail by a mob	3, 42
Wash, Howard	n/a	male	45	1942	Mississippi	Jones	---	lynched	3
---	n/a	male	---	May 1943	Mississippi	Amite or Wilkinson	Centreville	the county sheriff shot a private just outside an army base setting off a race riot	3
Harrison, Cellos	n/a	male	---	June 16, 1943	Florida	Jackson	Marianna	kidnapped from jail by a lynch mob and beaten to death despite two overturned convictions	12
Person, James Edward*	n/a	male	---	October 12, 1943	Illinois	Edgar	Paris	the African-American was shot in a lynching for an unknown offense	18
Willis, Hallery (Hollis)*	n/a	male	---	November 7, 1943	Illinois	Fulton	Lewiston	the African-American was shot in a lynching for rape	18
Hall, Robert*	n/a	male	about 30	1943	Georgia	Baker	---	Mack Claude Screws, the sheriff of Baker County, and two assistants beat a black man to death; Screws v. United States (1945) came out of this case; Screws was acquitted in his second trial andserved as sheriff for twenty more years	20
Howard, Willie James	n/a	male	15	January 2, 1944	Florida	Suwannee	Live Oak	forced to jump off a bridge while his hands and feet were bound, or be shot, by three white men for a crush on one of their daughters	12
Simmons, Rev. Isaac		male	66	March 26, 1944	Mississippi	Amite	Liberty	beaten, then shot three times in the back and his tongue was cut out because he had hired a lawyer to protect his title to a 220-acre farm where oil was suspected to exist	3, 12, 29
Davila, Jose	n/a	male	32 (19)	October 6, 1944	Michigan	Oceana	Hart	beaten then shot by the county sheriff for allegedly stealing eye glasses	12
Scales, James		male	16	November 23, 1944	Tennessee	Bledsoe	Pikeville	about to be hung by a lynch mob when one of them shot him at least 4 times in the head	12
an African-American family of four	n/a			1945	California		near Los Angeles	the entire family of four was killed when their new home in an all-white neighborhood was blown up	32
two African-Americans	n/a	---	---	February 1946	Tennessee	Maury	Columbia	killed1	6, 9
Ferguson, Charles, Joseph, Richard and Alphonzo	n/a	male	---	early 1946	New York	Nassau	Freeport	the four brothers were lined up against a wall by a policeman, three were shot and two killed; two survuived	2
Snipes, MaceoU	n/a	---	---	July 18, 1946	Georgia	Taylor	Butler	---	13
Dorsey, GeorgeU	n/a	male	---	July 25, 1946	Georgia	Walton	Monroe	mob lynching of two African-American couples who were lined up and shot dead	6, 9, 13, 35, 42
Dorsey, MaeU	n/a	female	---	July 25, 1946	Georgia	Walton	Monroe	mob lynching of two African-American couples who were lined up and shot dead	6, 9, 13, 35, 42
Malcolm, DorothyU	n/a	female	---	July 25, 1946	Georgia	Walton	Monroe	mob lynching of two African-American couples who were lined up and shot dead	6, 9, 13, 35, 42
Malcolm, RogerU	n/a	male	---	July 25, 1946	Georgia	Walton	Monroe	mob lynching of two African-American couples who were lined up and shot dead	6, 9, 13, 35, 42
Jones, John C.		male	---	August 8, 1946	Louisiana	Webster	Minden	the army veteran and his young cousin were beaten by a lynch mob; Jones was tortured with a blowtorch and died	12, 35
Harris, Albert	n/a	male	17	August 8, 1946	Louisiana	Webster	Minden	left for dead by a lynch mob after beating; survived	12, 35
Earle, Willie	n/a	male	---	early 1947	Mississippi	Washington	Greenville	taken from his jail cell and lynched by a crowd of taxi drivers who thought he had murdered one of their own; 26 taxi drivers confessed to the lynching and yet there was still a not guilty verdict in their trial	9, 35
---	n/a	---	---	August 18, 1947	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	winning plaintiff in a housing suit's home bombed with six sticks of dynamite	4
---	n/a	---	---	Fall 1947	Illinois	Cook	Chicago	a gang attacked an interracial group of baseball players, there were at least two broken jaws and a black eye given out; all survived	2
Nixon, Isaiah	n/a	male	---	September 8, 1948	Georgia	Montgomery	Alston	shot three times on his porch in front of his family (wife and six kids) for voting in the primary election	12
Mallard, Robert		male	37	November 20, 1948	Georgia	Toombs	Lyons	shot by a mob of 20 men in front of his family	12
---*	n/a	male	---	1948	Mississippi	Humphreys	Louise	the tenant farmer was beaten by two whites for asking for a receipt after paying his water bill	28
seven African-Americans	n/a	---	---	April 2, 1949	Georgia	Dade	Trenton	flogged by the Klan; survived	14
Hill Jr., Caleb		male	28	May 30, 1949	Georgia	Wilkinson	Irwinton	shot three times after being abducted from jail	12
four men and one woman	n/a	female	---	June 20, 1949	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	the men were flogged and the woman beaten by hooded night riders; survived	5
Wright, Malcolm		male	abt 49	July 2, 1949	Mississippi	Chickasaw	Houston	skull split open by being hit with a bumper jack	12
---	n/a	---	---	July 1949	Florida	Lake	Groveland	multiple homes burned and pillaged by the Klan	5
---	n/a	---	---	Spring 1950	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	the home of an African-American dentist was bombed	4
owner of a nightclub	n/a	---	---	August 26, 1950	South Carolina	Horry	---	abducted by the Klan from his club after large-scale gunfight; survived	5
two disabled men	n/a	male	---	March 1951	South Carolina	Horry	---	abducted and flogged by the Klan; survived	5
Moore, Harriette V.U		female	50	December 25, 1951	Florida	Brevard	Mims	bomb placed under her bedroom	12, 13, 15, 16, 28
Moore, Harry T.U		male	46	December 25, 1951	Florida	Brevard	Mims	bomb placed under his bedroom	12, 13, 15, 16, 28
Day Jr., James Edward	n/a	male	---	1951	Georgia	---	near Macon	Day was held in peonage by a naval stores operator; Day escaped after the employer threatened to kill him but the employer still held his four children; an attorney attempted to take the employer to court to get the children, but there officers arrested Day on a false charge; he remained there for eight days before being released	24
several African-American women	n/a	female	---	1951 or early 1952	North Carolina	Columbus	---	forcibly had crosses shaved into their heads; survived	5
Brooks, HilliardF, U	n/a	male	22	August 13, 1952	Alabama	Montgomery	Montgomery	shot by a police officer over an alleged unpaid bus fare	1, 11, 13
Ureste, LadisladoU	n/a	---	---	April 23, 1953	Texas	Bexar	San Antonio	---	13
McDuffie, Della	n/a	female	63	April 25, 1953	Alabama	Wilcox	Alberta	wheelchair-bound woman was beaten to death by a sheriff on a night raid	12
Bolden, PrestonU	n/a	---	---	May 8, 1953	Texas	Bexar	San Antonio	---	13
Banks, IsadoreF, U		male	59	June 4, 1954	Arkansas	Crittenden	Marion	found chained to a tree and burned	11, 12, 13
Henry, Izell (Isaiah)F, U	---	male	---	July 28, 1954	Louisiana	Saint Helena	Greensburg	brutally beaten a day after voting in 1954; survived with brain damage until 1958	1, 11, 13
Andrew, Charlotte, and Rosemary Wade	n/a	---	---	1954	Kentucky	Jefferson	Louisville	after integrating a neighborhood a cross was burned next door, ten rifle shots were fired through their kitchen door and a month later their home was dynamited	4, 32
Lee, Rev. GeorgeM, U		male	52	May 7, 1955	Mississippi	Humphreys	Belzoni	shot for urging African-Americans to vote as an NAACP activist	1, 3, 10, 12, 13
Smith, LamarM, U		male	63	August 13, 1955	Mississippi	Lincoln	Brookhaven	shot in front of a courthouse having urged African-Americans to vote	1, 3, 8, 10, 12, 13
Till, Emmett Louis "Bobo"M, U		male	14	August 28, 1955	Mississippi	Leflore	Money	beaten and shot; the defendants were acquitted in a show trial; the Justice Department re-opened the investigation in 2004	1, 3, 10, 12, 13, 35, 42
Reese, John EarlM, U	n/a	male	16	October 22 (23), 1955	Texas	Gregg	Mayflower	shot in a drive-by shooting while in a cafe by two whites over school integration	1, 10, 12, 13
Nelson, Joyce	n/a	female	13	October 22 (23), 1955	Texas	Gregg	Mayflower	shot in a drive-by shooting while in a cafe by two whites over school integration; survived	1, 10, 12
Nelson, Johnnie	n/a	male	15	October 22 (23), 1955	Texas	Gregg	Mayflower	shot in a drive-by shooting while in a cafe by two whites over school integration; survived	1, 10, 12
Bromley, Howard	n/a	male	23	November 5, 1955	Virginia	Northumberland	Heathsville	shot three times in the back after an argument	12
Melton, ClintonF, U	n/a	male	---	December 3, 1955	Mississippi	Tallahatchie	Sumner	shotgun blast while in his car	1, 11, 12, 13
Evanston (Evansington), J.E.F, U	n/a	---	---	1955	Mississippi	Warren/Tallahatchie	Long Lake	the teacher's body was found in Long Lake in December	11, 13
Grim, D.M.	n/a	male	---	mid-1950's	Mississippi	Rankin	---	Sheriff Edwards beat him inside the Rankin County Courthouse; survived	8
Shelby, Jessie JamesF, U	n/a	male	23	January 21, 1956	Mississippi	Yazoo	Yazoo City	shot by a police officer	11, 13
King Jr., Dr. Martin LutherM*		male	---	January 30, 1956	---	---	---	his home was bombed along with those of other Civil Rights leaders	16, 27
Brewer, Dr. ThomasF, U		male	61	February 18, 1956	Georgia	Muscogee	Columbus	shot seven times outside of his office by a white politician	11, 12, 13
Owens, WillU	n/a	---	---	March 5, 1956	North Carolina	Craven	New Bern	---	13
Baldwin, Rev. Charles H. (L.C.)	n/a	male	73 (79)	April 22, 1956	Alabama	Madison or Limestone	Huntsville	hit by a ten-pound rock thrown from a car	1, 12
McDowell, BessieU	n/a	female	---	June 14, 1956	Alabama	Covington	Andalusia	shot while sleeping in her bed by a man trying to frighten her nephew into paying a debt	12, 13
Mahone, MaybelleF, U	n/a	female	30	December 5, 1956 (1967)	Georgia	Pike	Zebulon/Molena	shot with a shotgun by a white man for "sassing" him	1, 11, 12, 13
Shuttlesworth, Rev. Fred		male	34	December 25, 1956	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	home bombed; survived	4, 16
---	n/a	---	---	December 31, 1956	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	home bombed	4
Edwards Jr., WillieM, U		male	25	January 23, 1957	Alabama	Montgomery	---	forced to jump off the Tyler-Goodwin bridge by the Klan	1, 10, 12, 13
Sanford, Willie JoeF, U	n/a	male	---	March 1, 1957	Georgia	Pulaski	Hawkinsville	found tied at the bottom of a river	11, 13
Singleton, W.G. (George)F, U	n/a	---	---	April 30, 1957	North Carolina	Cleveland	Shelby	died from third-degree burns from an explosion and fire	11, 13
---	n/a	---	---	April 1957	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	two homes bombed	4
Brown, CharlesF, U	n/a	male	---	June 18, 1957	Mississippi	Yazoo	Yazoo City	shot by a white man for visiting that man's sister	11, 13
African-American man	n/a	male	58	Summer 1957	South Carolina	Greenville	---	beaten with blackjacks and sticks; survived	5
Aaron, Edward "Judge"	n/a	male	34	September (Labor Day) 1957	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	beaten, castrated and burned with turpentine; survived	4, 5
Shuttlesworth, Rev. Fred		male	35	September 9, 1957	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	hit with chains, beaten with brass knuckles when he attempted to have his daughters integrate a white school; survived	4, 16
Shuttlesworth, Ruby		female	---	September 9, 1957	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	stabbed in the hip when she attempted to have her daughters integrate a white school; survived	4, 16
Phifer, Rev. J.S.	n/a	male	---	September 9, 1957	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	hit with chains; survived	4
---*	n/a	---	---	September 9, 1957	Tennessee		Nashville	Hattie Cotton Elementary, a new school with enrollment of 388 whites and one African-American, was blasted by dynamite.	16
Wilson, Alex	n/a	male	---	September 23, 1957	Arkansas	Pulaski	Little Rock	kicked, punched, and hit in the head with bricks; survived	7
Hamilton, RogersF, U	n/a	male	19	October 22, 1957	Alabama	Lowndes	---	taken from his home and shot to death	11, 13
---	n/a	---	---	December 7, 1957	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	home hit with two bombs	4
Pickett, Charles HoratiousF, U	n/a	male	---	December 21, 1957	Georgia	Muscogee	Columbus	beaten to death in police custody	11, 13
Love, GeorgeF, U	n/a	male	---	January 8, 1958	Mississippi	Sunflower	Ruleville/Indianola	shot in a gun battle with police but was cleared of the crime for which they were trying to subdue him	11, 13
---	n/a	---	---	February 1958	North Carolina	Mecklenburg	Charlotte	Klansmen attempt to dynamite an elementary school for African-Americans	5
Brazier, JamesF, U	n/a	male	---	April 20, 1958	Georgia	Terrell	Dawson	beaten by two police officers in front of his 10-yr old son; died 5 days later from a fractured skull and brain damage	11, 12, 13
---	n/a	---	---	April 26th or 27th, 1958	Florida	Duval	Jacksonville	African-American junior high school and Temple Beth El dynamited	4
Smith, EdF, U	n/a	male	---	April 27, 1958	Mississippi	Greene or Wayne	State Line	shot in his yard with his wife as a witness	11, 13
---	n/a	---	---	April 28, 1958	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	54 sticks of dynamite discovered at Temple Beth El	4
Bolden, John LarryF, U	n/a	male	15	May 3, 1958	Tennessee	Hamilton	Chattanooga	shot by police	11, 13
Countryman, WillieF, U	n/a	male	---	May 25, 1958	Georgia	Terrell	Dawson	allegedly killed in self-defense by a police officer	11, 12, 13
Daniels, Woodrow WilsonF, U	n/a	male	37	June 22 (25), 1958	Mississippi	Yalobusha	Water Valley	repeatedly beaten while in prison; died on July 1 of a stroke	11, 12, 13
Shuttlesworth, Rev. Fred		---	---	June 29, 1958	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	Bethel Baptist church attempted to be bombed; survived	4
Lillard, RichardF, U	n/a	male	---	July 20, 1958	Tennessee	Davidson	Nashville	beaten by three white guards at a workhouse	11, 13
Hunter, ErnestF, U	n/a	male	---	September 13, 1958	Georgia	Camden	St. Mary's	shot while in jail	11, 13
Jeter, Joseph (Joe) FranklinF, U	n/a	male	---	September 13, 1958	Georgia	Fulton or DeKalb	Atlanta	killed by police in front of his family	11, 13
King Jr., Dr. Martin LutherM*		male	---	September 20, 1958	New York	New York	Harlem	stabbed in the chest by a "crazed" black woman	16
Evers, Medger		male	33	1958	Mississippi	Lauderdale	Meridian	Evers was assaulted while trying to integrate a bus	30
Parker, Mack CharlesM, U		male	23	April 25 (May 4), 1959	Mississippi	Pearl River	Poplarville	beaten and shot twice in the chest after being taken from jail by a lynch mob	1, 3, 10, 12, 13, 16, 35
Billups, Charles	n/a	male	abt 34	April 1959	Alabama	Jefferson	Biringham	beaten and branded with "KKK" on his stomach; survived	4
Causey, Jonas	n/a	male	70	May 10, 1959	Mississippi	Coahoma	Clarksdale	died in his home being shot by law enforcement; he had earlier in the day shot two white men who had attacked his home and shot his wife	12
Causey, Elnora	n/a	female	---	May 10, 1959	Mississippi	Coahoma	Clarksdale	shot in the thigh by a group of drunk white men attacking her home; survived	12
Person, William	n/a	male	28	June 13, 1959	North Carolina	Franklin	Youngsville	shot in the back because he refused to work for a white farmer	12
O'Quinn, SamF, U		male	---	August 14, 1959	Mississippi	Amite or Wilkinson	Centreville	the father of 11 and successful businessman was shot shortly after joining the NAACP	11, 12, 13
Mixon, Booker T.F, U	n/a	male	35 (25)	October (September) 12, 1959	Mississippi	Coahoma	Clarksdale/Marks	found naked on the side of the road with large amounts of flesh missing probably from being dragged by a car	11, 12, 13
Jackson, LutherF, U	n/a	male	27	October 30 (25), 1959	Mississippi	Neshoba	Philadelphia	shot twice by a police officer with no provocation according to the closest witness	3, 11, 12, 13
Prather, William RoyF, U	n/a	male	15	October 31 (November 1), 1959	Mississsippi	Alcorn	Corinth	killed in an "anti-black Halloween prank" by eight youths	11, 12, 13
Shakur, Lumumba*	n/a	male	16	December 1959	New York	New York	Jamaica (Queens)	Shakur was punched in the face by a white member of the navy while on a bus who hailed from the south; others beat the sailor brutally but the police arrested Shakur; then they took him to the hospital and the white sailor identified him as the aggressor, the police beat him right there in front of doctors and nurses; Shakur was sent to jail for five years	26
King, Coretta Scott*	n/a	female	---	early 1960s	Georgia	Fulton	Atlanta	beaten which resulted in a miscarriage	17
Turner, Felton *	n/a	male	27	March 7, 1960	Texas	Harris	Houston	Felton was beaten with chains, hung by his heels form a tree, and "KKK" was carved into his chest, and again into his stomach in response to sit-in demonstrations by students at Texas Southern University	29
Greene (Green), MattieU		female	32	May 16, 1960 (May 20, 1965)	Georgia	Catoosa	Ringgold	a bomb exploded under her house; her husband Jethro and 6 children survived	11, 12, 13
Johnson (Johns), MarshallF, U	n/a	male	---	July 13, 1960	Louisiana	Ouachita	Monroe	his employer shot him and three other employees to death	11, 13
McPharland, ErnestF, U	n/a	male	---	July 13, 1960	Louisiana	Ouachita	Monroe	his employer shot him and three other employees to death	11, 13
Pitts, AlbertF, U	n/a	male	---	July 13, 1960	Louisiana	Ouachita	Monroe	his employer shot him and three other employees to death	11, 13
Pitts, DavidF, U	n/a	male	---	July 13, 1960	Louisiana	Ouachita	Monroe	his employer shot him and three other employees to death	11, 13
---	n/a	---	---	July 13, 1960	Louisiana	Ouachita	Monroe	their employer killed four other men and shot this fifth person who survived	11
Robinson, FredF, U	n/a	male	---	August 3, 1960	South Carolina	Charleston or Colleton	Edisto Island	washed ashore on August 5th; eyes gouged out and skull crushed	11, 13
Germany, J.H.	n/a	---	---	Summer 1960	Mississippi	Neshoba	near Philadelphia	beaten, run out of state for training African-American ministers at the college of which he was President	8
Cloninger (Cloniger), ClarenceF, U	n/a	male	---	October 10, 1960	North Carolina	Northampton	Gaston	denied medical attention after a heart attack while in jail	11, 13
---	n/a	---	---	May 14, 1961	Alabama	Calhoun	Anniston	the Freedom Riders' bus was stoned, firebombed and destroyed and the Riders attacked	4, 30
Bergman, Walter	n/a	male	61	May 14, 1961	Alabama	Calhoun	Anniston	the Freedom Rider was beaten; survived with paralysis	1, 4
Person, Charles	n/a	male	---	May 14, 1961	Alabama	Calhoun	Anniston	the Freedom Rider was beaten; survived	4
Peck, Jim	n/a	male	---	May 14, 1961	Alabama	Calhoun	Anniston	the Freedom Rider was beaten; survived	4
Webb, George	n/a	male	29	May 14, 1961	Alabama	Calhoun	Anniston	the Freedom Rider was beaten with a lead pipe; survived	4
Langston, Tommy	n/a	male	---	May 14, 1961	Alabama	Calhoun	Anniston	the Freedom Rider was kicked repeatedly while in fetal position; survived	4
---	n/a	female	---	May 14, 1961	Alabama	Calhoun	Anniston	the Freedom Rider was clubbed; survived	4
Lake, Clancy	n/a	male	---	May 14, 1961	Alabama	Calhoun	Anniston	the Freedom Rider was beaten, hit with a pipe; survived	4
Lewis, John		male	---	May 20, 1961	Alabama	Montgomery	Montgomery	the Freedom Rider was hit over the head with a wooden crate; survived	4
Seigenthaler, John		male	---	May 20, 1961	Alabama	Montgomery	Montgomery	the Freedom Rider was smashed over the ear with a pipe; survived	4, 30
Zwerg, James	n/a	male	---	May 20, 1961	Alabama	Montgomery	Montgomery	the Freedom Rider was hospitalized for serious injuries; survived	30
Moses, Robert		male	---	late August 1961	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	attacked with the butt end of a knife requiring eight stitches; survived	3
Britt, Travis	n/a	male	---	September 5, 1961	Mississippi	Amite	Liberty	beaten for helping to register voters; survived	3
Hardy, John	n/a	male	---	September 7, 1961	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	hit on the head with a pistol for helping to register voters, then arrested; survived	3
Lee, HerbertM, U		male	50 (42)	September 25, 1961	Mississippi	Amite	Liberty	shot by a state representative for being active in registering voters	1, 3, 10, 11, 13
Brumfield, EliF, U	n/a	male	---	October 13, 1961	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	shot in self-defense according to the police officer who killed Brumfield	11, 13
---	n/a	---	---	January 16, 1962	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	three churches damaged by bombs	4
Ducksworth Jr., Cpl. RomanM, U		male	abt 26	April 9, 1962	Mississippi	Smith	Taylorsville	shot by a police officer for refusing to move to the back of a bus	1, 3, 10, 12, 13
Stokes, Ronald T.X.*	n/a	male	---	April 1962	California	Los Angeles	Los Angeles	the unarmed Stokes was shot dead suring a police assault on the L.A. Nation of Islam mosque	22
Dumas, Joseph HillF, U	n/a	male	19	May 5, 1962	Florida	Taylor	Perry	shot, most likely, by a constable	11, 13
--- *	n/a	---	---	August 15, 1962	Georgia	Lee	Leesburg	Shady Grove Baptist Church burned down	16
---*	n/a	---	---	September 9, 1962	Georgia	Terrell	Sasser	two African-American churches near Sasser were burned down	16
two black youths*	n/a	---	---	September 11, 1962	Mississippi	Sunflower	Ruleville	the two youths involved in a voter registration drive were injured by shotgun blasts fired into the windows of a home	16
---*	n/a	---	---	September 17, 1962	Georgia	Terrell	Dawson	an African-American church was burned down with three white men sentenced for the arson	16
---*	n/a	---	---	September 25, 1962	Georgia	Bibb	Macon	another black church is burned down.	16
King Jr., Dr. Martin LutherM		male	---	September 28, 1962	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	a man attacked King at a convention punching him in the mouth	4
Guihard, PaulM, U		male	abt 30	September 30, 1962	Mississippi	Lafayette	Oxford	shot at a distance of less than one foot; essentially the newspaper reporter was executed	1, 7, 10, 12, 13
Gunter, Ray	n/a	male	23	September 30, 1962	Mississippi	Lafayette	Oxford	shot; bystander during the riot at the University of Mississipi	7
Tucker, Mr.	n/a	male	---	September 1962	Mississippi	Sunflower	Ruleville	16 bullets fired into his home; survived	4
Tucker, Mrs.	n/a	female	---	September 1962	Mississippi	Sunflower	Ruleville	16 bullets fired into her home; survived	4
Burks, Marylene	n/a	female	"young"	September 1962	Mississippi	Sunflower	Ruleville	shot in the head, survived	3
Hillet, Vivian	n/a	female	"young"	September 1962	Mississippi	Sunflower	Ruleville	shot in the arms and legs; survived	3
Hall, A.C.F, U	n/a	male	"youth"	October 11, 1962	Georgia	Bibb	Macon	shot by police in the back while running away prompting a 1500 person march on city hall	11, 12, 13
---	n/a	male	---	October 13, 1962	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	beaten by the Klan; survived	5
---	n/a	---	---	December 14, 1962	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	New Bethel Baptist Church bombed by the Klan	4, 5
Meredith, Willie Lou		female	"teenaged"	December 24, 1962	Mississippi	Attala	Kosciusko	a shotgun blast nearly missed her as she sat in her home	7
Maxwell, SylvesterF, U	n/a	male	---	January 17, 1963	Mississippi	Madison	Canton	his body was found castrated and mutilated	11, 13
four SNCC workers	n/a	---	---	March 6, 1963	Mississippi	Leflore	Greenwood	2 shotgun blasts fired at them while in a parked car; all survived with just minor cuts	3, 7
Henry, Aaron		male	---	March 13, 1963	Mississippi	Coahoma	Clarksdale	home hit with gasoline bombs; survived	3, 7
---	n/a	---	---	March 24, 1963	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	two injured in Klan bombing of an African-American's home	5
---	n/a	---	---	March 24, 1963	Mississippi	Leflore	Greenwood	SNCC headquarters was burned	3, 7
Greene, Dewey	n/a	male	---	March 26, 1963	Mississippi	Leflore	Greenwood	"buckshot" fired into his front door and a window where his 6 children slept; all survived	3
Hughes, Matthew	n/a	male	---	March 27,1963	Mississippi	Leflore	Greenwood	bit by a police dog in a voter registration march; survived	3
Tucker, Rev. David L.	n/a	male	"young"	March 28, 1963	Mississippi	Leflore	Greenwood	bit by a police dog marching back to his chapel from city hall; survived	3
---	n/a	---	---	March 1963	Mississippi	Leflore	Greenwood	two shotgun blasts fired at the home of an African-American student who had applied to the University; survived	7
Moore, William LewisM, U		male	abt 36	April 23, 1963	Alabama	Etowah	Attalla	shot	1, 10, 13
Turnbow, Hartman	n/a	male	---	May 9, 1963	Mississippi	Holmes	---	home firebombed by three Molotov cocktails and beaten; survived	1, 3, 5
Turnbow, wife of Hartman	n/a	female	---	May 9, 1963	Mississippi	Holmes	---	home firebombed; survived	1, 3
Turnbow, daughter of Hartman	n/a	female	---	May 9, 1963	Mississippi	Holmes	---	home firebombed; survived	1, 3
King, Rev. A.D.	n/a	male	---	May 11, 1963	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	home bombed by the Klan; survived	4, 5
Gaston, A.G.		---	---	May 11, 1963	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	A.G. Gaston's Motel bombed by the Klan	4, 5
---	n/a	---	---	May 12, 1963	Alabama	Calhoun	Anniston	homes of two African-Americans shot upon by the Klan	5
Henry, Aaron		male	---	May 1963	Mississippi	Coahoma	Clarksdale	his drugstore was rocked by an explosion that tore a hole in the roof	5
Lovett, Willie Joe*	n/a	male	23	mid-1963	Mississippi	Holmes	Tchula	the Civil Rights activist was killed	17
Henry, Aaron		male	---	June 9, 1963	Mississippi	Coahoma	Clarksdale	broke the windows of his pharmacy	3
Johnson, June	n/a	female	"teenager"	June 9, 1963	Mississippi	Montgomery	Winona	beaten and clubbed by three police officers and another man; survived	3
Ponder, Annelle	n/a	female	twenties	June 9, 1963	Mississippi	Montgomery	Winona	head bloodied and tooth chipped by a belt, fists and blackjacks used by police; survived	3
West, James	n/a	male	---	June 9, 1963	Mississippi	Montgomery	Winona	beaten by a police officer and by black prisoners forced to help; survived	3
Hamer, Fannie Lou		female	---	June 9, 1963	Mississippi	Montgomery	Winona	beaten along with others by coerced black inmates; survived	3
Evers, MedgarM		male	abt 38	June 12, 1963	Mississippi	Rankin, Madison, or Hinds	Jackson	shot in front of his home by a segregationist	1, 3, 10, 12, 16
---	n/a	---	---	June 18, 1963	Arkansas	Arkansas	Gillett	African-American church dynamited by the Klan	5
---	n/a	---	---	June 18, 1963	Mississippi	Harrison	Gulfport	an African-American doctor's office was bombed by the Klan, he was also an NAACP chapter president	5
four African-American men	n/a	male	---	June 30, 1963	Mississippi	Rankin, Madison, or Hinds	Jackson	the Klan bombed a home, those inside escaped injury	5
Kennard, Clyde		male	abt 35	July 4, 1963	Mississippi	Forrest or Lamar	Hattiesburg	jailed for four years after being framed for stealing some chicken feed, he died of cancer for which he had received completely inadequate health treatment while still in jail	3, 12
Anderson, Andrew LeeF, U	n/a	male	---	July 17, 1963	Arkansas	Crittenden	Marion	killed by a group of men including sheriff's deputies	11, 12, 13
five African-Americans	n/a	---	"teenagers"	July 24, 1963	Mississippi	Madison	Canton	shotgun fired at the teens who were active in the movement; all survived	3
Shores, Arthur D.		male	---	August 21, 1963	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	home bombed by the Klan; survived	4, 5
---	n/a	female	abt 18	August 26, 1963	South Carolina	Richland	Columbia	Klan bombed the home of a student set to enter Univ. of South Carolina; survived	5
Shores, Arthur D.		male	---	September 4, 1963	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	the Klan bombed his home a second time; survived	4, 5
Coley, John	n/a	male	20	September 4, 1963	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	shot near Arthur Shores' home during gunfire following the bombing	4
Lymon, Thomas	n/a	male	35	September 4, 1963	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	shot in the head by a shotgun during gunfire following the bombing; survived	4
Gaston, A.G.		male	---	September 8, 1963	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	home bombed by the Klan, survived	5
Collins, Addie MaeM		female	14	September 15, 1963	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	bombing at the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church	1, 4, 10, 12
McNair, DeniseM		female	11	September 15, 1963	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	bombing at the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church	1, 4, 10, 12
Wesley, CynthiaM		female	14	September 15, 1963	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	bombing at the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church	1, 4, 10, 12
Robertson, CaroleM		female	14	September 15, 1963	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	bombing at the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church	1, 4, 10, 12
twenty-one people	n/a	---	---	September 15, 1963	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	Twenty-one other people were injured in the bombing at the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church.
Ware, Virgil LamarM, U		male	13	September 15 (23), 1963	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	shot by a white Eagle Scout who was a straight-A student who had just left a pro-segregation rally	1, 4, 10, 12, 13
Robinson, JohnnieF, U	n/a	male	16	September 15, 1963	Alabama	Jefferson	Alabama	shot in the back by a police officer after allegedly throwing stones at a car	4, 11, 12, 13
four African-Americans, unidentified	n/a	---	---	September 18, 1963	Florida	St. John's	St. Augustine	beaten, one hospitalized for 14 days; all survived	5
---	n/a	---	---	September 25, 1963	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	2 bombs set off by the Klan in an African-American neighborhood	5
Jells, Ernest (Earnest)F, U	n/a	male	"youth"	October 20, 1963	Mississippi	Coahoma	Clarksdale	accused of stealing a banana and then pointing a rifle at officers in pursuit of him	11, 13
Payne, Bruce	n/a	male	21	late October 1963	Mississippi	Claiborne	Port Gibson	assaulted by four white men while at a gas station; survived	3
Payne, Bruce and Greene, George	n/a	male	21 and 20	late October 1963	Mississippi	Adams	Natchez	run off the road and fired upon four times while in their car; survived	3
---	n/a	---	---	November 16, 1963	Alabama	Tuscaloosa	Tuscaloosa	two bombs exploded in an African-American neighborhood by the Klan	5
---	n/a	---	---	November 19, 1963	Alabama	Tuscaloosa	Tuscaloosa	the Klan bombed a dormitory area at the University of Alabama	5
---	n/a	---	---	December 8, 1963	Georgia	Terrell	Dawson	the Klan shot and bombed an African-American voter-registration worker's home; survived	5
Guyot, Lawrence	n/a	male	---	1963	Mississippi	Montgomery	Winona	beaten by police; survived	3
Moses, Bob	n/a	male	---	1963	Mississippi	---	---	thirteen bullets were fired into Moses' car while he was in it; he escaped injury	4
---	n/a	male	14	early January 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	the Klan fired into 6 African-American businesses and 2 homes	3
Chase, Oscar	n/a	male	---	January 22, 1964	Mississippi	Forrest or Lamar	Hattiesburg	beaten by a white cellmate	3
---	n/a	---	---	January 25, 1964	Georgia	Fulton, DeKalb, or Cobb	Atlanta	Klan members fought with students at a Civil Rights demonstration	5
Allen, Louis (Lewis)M, U		male	abt 45	January 31, 1964	Mississippi	Amite	Liberty	shot in the face with "two loads of buckshot"	1, 3, 10, 12, 13
Whitley, Alfred	n/a	male	---	February 14, 1964	Mississippi	Adams	---	kidnapped and whipped	3
Curtis, Archie and another man	n/a	male	---	February 15, 1964	Mississippi	Adams	Natchez	kidnapped, stripped, and whipped; survived	3
---	n/a	male	6	February 16, 1964	Florida	Duval	Jacksonville	Klan members bombed the home of a boy who integrated an all-white school; survived	5
Walker, Clinton (Clifton)F, U		male	---	February 28 (29), 1964	Mississippi	Adams	Woodville	shot in the back with a rifle and a shotgun at close range; alternately, with multiple shotgun blasts	3, 11, 12, 13
Russell, Leonard	n/a	male	---	February 1964	Mississippi	Adams	---	bombed the union activist's home; survived	3
Caston, Silas (Ernest)F, U	n/a	male	20	March 1, 1964	Mississippi	Hinds	Jackson	shot by a police officer	11, 12, 13
Chappell, Johnnie MaeM, U	n/a	female	---	March 23, 1964	Florida	Duval	Jacksonville	shot as she walked along a roadside	10, 13
Klunder, Rev. BruceM, U		male	abt 27	April (March) 7, 1964	Ohio	Cuyahoga	Cleveland	crushed by a bulldozer2	1, 10, 13
---	n/a	---	---	April 18, 1964	Alabama	Macon	Notasulga	the Klan burned the Macon County High School	5
---	n/a	male	---	April 18, 1964	Louisiana	Washington	Bogalusa	the Klan kidnapped a man beating him with a pistol and flogging him; survived	5
Bob Wagner	n/a	male	---	April 18, 1964	Louisiana	East Feliciana	Jackson	the Klan beat him. Mr. Wagner was a journalist; survived	5
---	n/a	---	---	April 1964	Mississippi	Leflore	greenwood	shots fired at three homes of movement supporters	3
Moore, Charles Edward (Eddie)M, U		male	20 (19)	May 2, 1964	Mississippi	Franklin	Meadville	beaten, whipped and drowned; discovered on July 12th	1, 3, 5, 10, 12, 13
Dee, Henry HezekiahM, U		male	21 (19)	May 2, 1964	Mississippi	Franklin	Meadville/Parker's Landing	beaten, whipped and drowned; discovered on July 12th	1, 3, 5, 10, 12, 13
---	n/a	---	---	May 29, 1964	Florida	St. Johns	St. Augustine	night riders shot up a home and car	5
Williams, Otha	n/a	male	---	May 30, 1964	Mississippi	Madison	Canton	beaten severely by police on a back road; survived	3
---	n/a	---	---	June 3, 1964	Mississippi	Madison, Rankin or Hinds	Jackson	several workers injured as the COFO office was shot up; survived	3
Black, James	n/a	male	---	June 8, 1964	Mississippi	Lowndes	near Columbus	beaten severely by a state highway patrolman	3
---	n/a	---	---	June 8, 1964	Mississippi	Madison	Canton	CORE headquarters had a bomb attempt that exploded outside	3
two men and one woman, all African-American	n/a	---	---	early June 1964	Mississippi	Wilkinson	Woodville	officially carbon monoxide poisoning but the African-American mortician said it was "buckshot"	3
---	n/a	---	---	June 16, 1964	Mississippi	Neshoba	Philadelphia	the Klan beat multiple African-Americans and burned the Mt. Zion Methodist church to the ground	5
---	n/a	---	---	June 17, 1964	Mississippi	Rankin, Madison or Hinds	Jackson	an African-American was seized and flogged by the Klan	5
---	n/a	---	---	June 20, 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	5 bombs set off3	5
Schwerner, MichaelM, U		male	24	June 21, 1964	Mississippi	Neshoba	Philadelphia	shot once	1, 3, 10, 12, 13
Goodman, AndrewM, U		male	abt 21	June 21, 1964	Mississippi	Neshoba	Philadelphia	shot once	1, 3, 10, 12, 13
Chaney, JamesM, U		male	21	June 21, 1964	Mississippi	Neshoba	Philadelphia	shot three times, once in the head and twice in the chest	1, 3, 10, 12, 13
---	n/a	---	---	June 21, 1964	Missouri	Stone or Taney	Branson	Sweet Rest Church of Christ was bombed by the Klan	5
Bryant, C.C. and more	n/a	---	---	June 22, 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	the Klan bombed the homes of three African-American Civil Rights activists; survived	3, 5
---	n/a	---	---	June 25, 1964	Mississippi	Sunflower	Ruleville	the Klan bombed an African-American church	5
---	n/a	---	---	June 25, 1964	Mississippi	Neshoba	Longdale	the Klan bombed an African-American church	5
Taylor, IsaiahF, U	n/a	male	---	June 26, 1964	Mississippi	Sunflower	Ruleville	shot by a police officer	11, 13
---	n/a	---	---	June 27, 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	the Klan threw a Molotov cocktail at the McComb newspaper's front door	5
McGhee, Silas	n/a	male	21	July 5, 1964	Mississippi	Leflore	Greenwood	beaten by 15 people for trying to integrate a movie theater; survived	3, 30
Hayes, Curtis	n/a	male	---	July 7, 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	knocked unconscious and cut by glass from a bomb thrown at a Freedom House; survived	3, 5
Sweeney, Dennis	n/a	male	---	July 7, 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	concussed from a bomb thrown at a Freedom House; survived	3, 5
Greenwood, JasperF, U	n/a	male	---	July 10, 1964	Mississippi	Warren	Vicksburg	shot to death in his car	11, 13
Penn, Lt. Col. LemuelM		male	48	July 11, 1964	Georgia	Madison	Colbert	shot and killed by four Klansmen of the United Klans of America as he drove home from U.S. Army Reserves training	1, 3, 10, 27, 51
---	n/a	---	---	July 12, 1964	Mississippi	Adams	Natchez	Klan arsonists burned down two African-American churches	5
Edwards, JosephU	n/a	male	---	July 12, 1964	Louisiana	Concordia	Vidalia	---	13
---	n/a	---	---	July 13, 1964	North Carolina	Wilson	Elm City	two men arrested while attempting to burn an African-American church	5
---	n/a	male	---	July 14, 1964	Mississippi	Copiah	Wesson	the Klan beat a gas station owner who refused to join them and hired African-American workers; survived	5
McGhee, Silas	n/a	male	21	July 16, 1964	Mississippi	Leflore	Greenwood	abducted and beaten with a wooden board and a pipe while in line to register to vote; survived	3
Powell, JimmyF, U	n/a	male	15	July 16, 1964	New York	Kings	Brooklyn	shot to death by a police officer sparking riots in Harlem, Bedford-Stuyvesant, and Rochester	11, 13, 16
McGhee, Jake	n/a	male		July 17, 1964	Mississippi	Leflore	Greenwood	eye injured by glass from a broken car window due to a mob throwing a bottle at it; survived	3
---	n/a	---	---	July 17, 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	Zion Hill Freewil Baptist Church was burned and two men beaten; survived	5
---	n/a	---	---	July 19, 1964	Mississippi	Madison	---	Christian Union Baptist Church destroyed by Klan arsonists	5
Samstein, Mendy	n/a	male	---	July 19, 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	assaulted; survived	3
---	n/a	---	---	July 24, 1964	Florida	St. Johns	St. Augustine	the Klan firebombed a restaurant	5
Bryant, Charlie and Ora	n/a	---	---	abt July 26, 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	bomb attempt at their home	3
---	n/a	---	---	July 30, 1964	Mississippi	Lauderdale	Meridian	Mount Moriah Baptist Church burned by the Klan	5
---	n/a	---	---	July 31, 1964	Mississippi	Rankin	Brandon	Pleasant Grove Baptist Church burned to its foundation by the Klan	5
---	n/a	male	"teenager"	July 1964	Mississippi	---	---	never identified; found in the Big Black River wearing a CORE t-shirt	3
Montgomery, Nehemiah (Neimiah)F, U	n/a	male	60	August 10, 1964	Mississippi	Bolivar	Merigold	shot by police after allegedly refusing to pay for gas	11, 12, 13
Lewis, Pete	n/a	male	65	August 14, 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	bombed the supermarket of the movement supporter; survived	3
---	n/a	---	---	August 15, 1964	Mississippi	Adams	Natchez	an African-American bar was dynamited by the Klan	5
---	n/a	male	---	August 15, 1964	Mississippi	Leflore	Greenwood	the Klan shot an African-American who had been severley beaten a month earlier	5
---	n/a	---	---	August 15, 1964	Mississippi	Madison, Rankin or Hinds	Jackson	an African-American was shot and a "white" Civil Rights worker was clubbed	5
---	n/a	female	---	August 27, 1964	Mississippi	Madison, Rankin or Hinds	Jackson	the Klan bombed the newspaper office of a Pulitzer-Prize winning anti-Klan editor; survived	3, 5
Dillon, Willie and Matti	n/a	---	---	August 28, 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	an explosion occurred near their front door; 9 sticks of dynamite did not explode; survived	3
Miller, James AndrewF, U	n/a	male	---	August 30, 1964	Georgia	Butts	Jackson	shot by whites a few days after being beaten	11, 13
---	n/a	---	---	August 1964	Mississippi	Holmes	---	a SNCC car was burned, and the SNCC center was victim of a bomb attempt	3
McGhee, Silas	n/a	male	21	August 1964	Mississippi	Leflore	Greenwood	shot in the head, most likely by a police officer; survived	3
two CORE volunteers	n/a	---	---	Summer 1964	Mississippi	Leake	---	beaten inside of a doctor's office when trying to seek treatment; survived	3
Hudson, Dovie	n/a	female	---	Summer 1964	Mississippi	Leake	---	bomb attempted to be placed in her mailbox, among other victims; survived	3
---	n/a	---	---	late Summer 1964	Mississippi	Adams	---	home next to SNCC workers' home was bombed	3
Stone, Bob	n/a	male	---	September 2, 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	the COFO volunteer was assaulted; survived	3
---	n/a	---	---	September 6, 1964	Mississippi	Madison	Canton	the Klan dynamited a "white"-owned grocery store in an African-American neighborhood	5
---	n/a	---	---	September 7, 1964	Mississippi	Pike	Summit	three bombs set off against African-American property by the Klan; one was a minister another a school principal, and the other a a grocery store owner but none were active in the movement	3, 5
Oarsby, Herbert (Orsby, Hubert)F, U	n/a	male	14	September 7, 1964	Mississippi	Madison/Holmes	Canton/Pickens	found in the Black River on September 10th	1, 11, 12, 13
Baker, Rev. James	n/a	---	---	September 9, 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb (near Summit)	the Klan dynamited the home of an African-American minister not involved in the movement; survived	3, 5
---	n/a	---	---	September 17, 1964	Mississippi	Madison	Canton	The Klan burned two African-American churches used for voter registration	5
---	n/a	---	---	September 19, 1964	Mississippi	Neshoba	Philadelphia	two small churches burned by the Klan	5
Quin, Aylene	n/a	female	---	September 20, 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	home of an African-American Civil Rights worker bombed; survived	3, 5
Quin, Anthony	n/a	male	4	September 20, 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	pinned to his bed by the fallen ceiling in the bombing but not injured; survived	3, 5
---	n/a	---	---	September 21, 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	the Klan damaged a church and a home with dynamite	5
---	n/a	---	---	September 23, 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	a bomb thrown at the home of a former African-American politician	5
---	n/a	---	---	September 25, 1964	Mississippi	Adams	Natchez	the Klan bombed the home of the mayor and the home of an African-American	5
Bryant, ???	n/a	male	---	September 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	the brother of C.C. Bryant, local NAACP President, had his home dynamited	3
Nosser, John	n/a	male	---	September 1964	Mississippi	Adams	Natchez	the Mayor of Nathez's home was bombed by the Klan as he was "too moderate" on race relations	3
Quin, Jacqueline	n/a	female	9	September 1964	Mississippi	Pike	McComb	an eardrum was punctured by the explosion from the bombing; survived	3, 5
Brown, Bessie	n/a	---	---	October 4, 1964	Mississippi	Warren	Vicksburg	the Klan dynamited an African-American church used for voter registration by COFO where she and her seven children lived; all survived	3, 5
---	n/a	---	---	October 27, 1964	Mississippi	Sunflower	Indianola	Indianola freedom school burned by arsonists	3
King, Annie Mae	n/a	female	60	October 28, 1964	Mississippi	Sunflower	near Indianola	tear-gas bomb thrown through her window; she housed COFO workers; survived	3
---	n/a	male	14	October 28, 1964	Mississippi	Sunflower	near Indianola	injured by the tear-gas bomb thrown through Mrs. King's window; survived	3
---	n/a	---	---	October 31, 1964	Mississippi	Tippah	Ripley	the Klan burned down the Antioch Baptist Church also used as a Freedom School	5
Turnbow, Hartman	n/a	male	---	October 1964	Mississippi	Holmes	---	shots fired into his home by night riders; survived	3
Smith, Hazel Brannon		female	---	October 1964	Mississippi	Rankin, Madison, or Hinds	Jackson	her newspaper offices were bombed; survived	3
Sanders, I.S.	n/a	---	---	October 1964	Mississippi	Rankin, Madison, or Hinds	Jackson	the NAACP leader's home was bombed; survived	3
---	n/a	---	---	November 17, 1964	Mississippi	Jones	Laurel	a union official was kidnapped and whipped by the Klan; survived	5
Andrews, FrankF, U	n/a	male	---	November 28, 1964	Alabama	Choctaw	Lisman	shot by a sheriff's deputy while allegedly attacking another deputy	11, 13
---	n/a	---	---	November 29, 1964	Alabama	Montgomery	Montgomery	the Klan dynamited an African-American home	5
Morris, FrankF, U	n/a	male	51	December 10, 1964	Louisiana	Concordia	Ferriday	killed by a gas stove explosion after being prevented from leaving a burning building the Klan had set on fire	1, 5, 11, 12, 13
---	n/a	---	---	December 13, 1964	Alabama	Montgomery	Montgomery	a bomb exploded outside an African-American church	5
Brown, Gene a.k.a. Evans, PheldF, U	n/a	male	---	1964	Mississippi	Madison	Canton	"kiled under mysterious circumstances"	11, 13
---	n/a	male	---	1964	Georgia	---	---	four members of the United Klans of America killed a black army reserve lieutenant returning to his home from training at Fort Benning	31
Cano, JesseU	n/a	---	---	January 1, 1965	Florida	Hernando	Brooksville	---	13
Brown, JessieF, U	n/a	---	---	January 13, 1965	Mississippi	Montgomery	Winona	the NAACP alleged Brown was shot by a white farmer	11, 13
---	n/a	---	---	January 17, 1965	Louisiana	Jackson	Jonesboro	two African-American churches destroyed by arson	5
Triggs, Selma (Saleam)F, U	n/a	female	---	January 21, 1965	Mississippi	Forrest or Lamar	Hattiesburg	burned to death	11, 13
Shelby, OllieU	n/a	---	---	January 22, 1965	Mississippi	Hinds	---	---	13
---	n/a	---	---	January 23, 1965	North Carolina	Craven	New Bern	the Klan bombed a funeral home and two cars during a Civil Rights meeting	5
Metcalfe, George	n/a	male	53	late January 1965	Mississippi	Adams	Natchez	shot fired through the window of his home	3
Scott Jr., MarshallF, U	n/a	male	---	January 1965	Louisiana	Orleans	New Orleans	died in solitary confinement with no medical attention	11, 13
El-hajj Malik El-Shabazz (Malcolm X)*		male	39	February 14, 1965	New York	---	---	his home was fire-bombed	17
two African-Americans	n/a	---	"youths"	February 16, 1965	Alabama	Mobile	Mobile	wounded by shotgun blasts	5
Lee, Willie Henry "John"F, U	n/a	male	24	February 25, 1965	Mississippi	Rankin	Canton??	beaten but autopsy showed "strangulation from gas"	11, 12, 13
Jackson, Jimmie LeeM, U		male	26	February 26, 1965	Alabama	Perry	Marion	beaten and shot by state troopers while trying to protect his mother and grandmother during a civil rights march on Feb. 18th; died on Feb. 26th	1, 10, 12, 13, 30
Rasberry, DonaldF, U	n/a	male	---	February 27, 1965	Mississippi	Chickasaw	Okolona	shot by his plantation boss	11, 12, 13
---	n/a	---	---	February 28, 1965	Alabama	Lowndes	---	armed men, during church services, threatened a minister's life if he did not leave the county by sundown	5
---	n/a	---	---	March 5, 1965	Mississippi	Sunflower	Indianola	the Klan burned a Freedom School/library to the ground	5
Reeb, Rev. JamesM, U		male	abt 38	March 8 (11), 19654	Alabama	Dallas	Selma	beaten	1, 5, 10, 13
---	n/a	---	---	March 21, 1965	Mississippi	Warren	Vicksburg	Molotov cocktail thrown into a desegregated cafe	5
---	n/a	---	---	March 21, 1965	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	four time-bombs discovered in African-American neighborhoods	5
---	n/a	---	---	March 22, 1965	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	two more time-bombs discovered n African-American neighborhoods	5
Liuzzo, Viola GreggM		female	abt 40	March 25, 1965	Alabama	Dallas	Lowndesboro/Selma	shot by Klansen passing in a car as she was driving	1, 5, 10
Miller, HosieU	n/a	---	---	March 25, 1965	Georgia	Baker	Newton	---	13
---	n/a	---	---	March 29, 1965	Mississippi	Lauderdale	Meridian	fire bombs thrown at two African-American churches	5
---	n/a	---	---	April 1, 1965	Alabama	Jefferson	Birmingham	three bombs set by the Klan, one destroyed the home of an African-American and two more were found at the homes of the mayor and a city councilwoman	5
---*	n/a	---	---	April 1965	Michigan	Wayne	Detroit	twenty-five crosses were burned at black residences in integrated neighborhoods	26
Moore, OnealM, U		male	34	June 2, 1965	Louisiana	Washington	Varnado	the deputy was shot while on patrol by gunfire from a car	1, 10, 12, 13
Rogers, Creed	n/a	male	---	June 2, 1965	Louisiana	Washington	Varnado	the deputy was shot while on patrol by gunfire from a car; survived	10
Waymers, JamesF, U	n/a	male	---	July 10, 1965	South Carolina	Allendale	Allendale	shot by a white man who alleged self-defense	11, 13
Wilder, John Wesley (Robert)F, U	n/a	male	---	July 17, 1965	Louisiana	Lincoln	Ruston	killed by a police officer	11, 13
Brewster, WillieM		male	abt 39	July 18, 19655	Alabama	Calhoun	Anniston	shot by the neo-Nazi group the NSRP on his way home from work	1, 10
Piercefield, WilliamU	n/a	---	---	July 24, 1965	Louisiana	Concordia	---	---	13
Queen, JohnnyF, U	n/a	male	---	August 8, 1965	Mississippi	Jefferson	Fayette	most likely shot by an off-duty white constable	11, 13
Thomas, Freddie LeeF, U	n/a	male	16	August 19, 1965	Mississippi	Leflore	Sidon	possibly murdered as a warning against black voter registration	11, 13
Daniels, Jonathan MyrickM, U		male	26	August 20, 1965	Alabama	Lowndes	Haynesville	the Civil Rights activist who had been in jail for a peaceful protest was shot point-blank with a 12-gauge shotgun by a part-time deputy sheriff, Tom Coleman, moments after his release	1, 10, 13, 23
Morrisroe, Fr. Richard	n/a	male	---	August, 20 1965	Alabama	Lowndes	Haynesville	the Civil Rights activist who had been in jail for a peaceful protest was shot by Deputy sheriff Tom Coleman; survived	1, 23
Hill, Arthur JamesF, U	n/a	male	---	August 20, 1965	Georgia	Carroll or Douglas	Villa Rica	shot during an argument with whites	11, 13
Christian, ThadU	n/a	male	54	August 26 (28), 1965	Alabama	Calhoun	Anniston	shotgun blast while walking home from fishing	12, 13
Metcalfe, George	n/a	male	53	August 27, 1965	Mississippi	Adams	Natchez	car bomb caused fractures in an arm and leg, multiple lacerations and a serious eye injury; survived	3
Griffin, Jimmie LeeF, U	n/a	male	---	September 24, 1965	Mississippi	Oktibbeha	Sturgis	killed in a hit and run, but run over at least twice	11, 13
McNair, RobertF, U	n/a	male	---	November 6, 1965	Mississippi	Rankin	Pelahatchie	shot by a town constable	11, 12, 13
Power, Lillie Dell (Powers, Lillie Bell)	n/a	female	14	November 10, 1965	Mississippi	Oktibbeha	Starkville	shot while in a car with other black youths	12
Younge Jr., Samuel LeamonM, U		male	abt 22	January 3, 1966	Alabama	Macon	Tuskegee	shot after an argument about segregated restrooms	1, 10, 13, 30
Dahmer, Vernon FerdinandM		male	57	January 10, 1966	Mississippi	Forrest	Hattiesburg	his home was shot up and firebombed; he fired back at the attackers while his wife and daughter escaped; his lungs were irreparably damaged from inhaling smoke in the fire	1, 3, 10, 12
Hamlett, AdlenaU	n/a	---	---	January 11, 1966	Mississippi	Leflore	Sidon	---	13
Keglar, BirdieU	n/a	---	---	January 11, 1966	Mississippi	Leflore	Sidon	---	13
Johnson, NathanU	n/a	---	---	May 8, 1966	Alabama	Shelby	Alabaster	---	13
Meredith, James		male	32	June 6, 1966	Mississippi	DeSoto	Hernando	shot three times with a shotgun while on a march from Memphis to Jackson; survived; the shooter was sentenced to five years in prison mainly because the shooting was witnessed by the press	3, 45
White, Ben ChesterM, U		male	67	June 10, 1966	Mississippi	Adams	Natchez	shot by Klansmen who "thought they could divert attention from a civil rights march by killing a black person"	1, 3, 10, 12, 13
Stewart, Eddie JamesF, U	n/a	male	---	July 9, 1966	Mississippi	Copiah	Crystal Springs (Jackson)	beaten and shot while in police custody	11, 13
Triggs, ClarenceM	n/a	male	abt 24	July 30, 1966	Louisiana	Washington	Bogalusa	shot through the head	1, 10
Hampton, CollieF, U	n/a	---	---	August 14, 1966	Kentucky	Clark	Winchester	shot by police officers	11, 13
Varner, Hubert (Hulet)F, U	n/a	male	16	September 10, 1966	Georgia	Fulton or DeKalb	Atlanta	shot when someone fired into a group of African-American teenagers	11, 13
Sigh, Richard*	n/a	male	13	September 12, 1966	Mississippi	Grenada	Grenada	his leg was broken by the mob challenging integration as he was beaten with clubs;one of about 30 children injured that day; survived	3
Harris, AlphonsoF, U	n/a	male	---	December 1, 1966	Georgia	Dougherty	Albany	killed	11, 13
Dahmon, VincentF, U	n/a	male	65	1966	Mississippi	Adams	Natchez	shot in the head	11, 13
Jackson, WharlestM, U		male	36	February 27, 1967	Mississippi	Adams	Natchez	the local NAACP treasurer died when a bomb was planted in his car	1, 3, 10, 12, 13
Brown, BenjaminM, U		male	22	May 12 (11), 1967	Mississippi	Rankin, Madison, or Hinds	Jackson	shot by police who opened fire at a Jackson State College protest; once in the back and once in the back of the head	1, 3, 10, 12, 13, 30
---*	n/a	male	---	June 12, 1967	Michigan	Wayne	Detroit suburbs	the black man, part of an interracial couple who had moved into a white neighborhood, had his home smoke-bombed by a mob of about 80 people	26
---*	n/a	female	---	June 12, 1967	Michigan	Wayne	Detroit suburbs	the white woman, part of an interracial couple who had moved into a white neighborhood, had his home smoke-bombed by a mob of about 80 people	26
Williamson, RodellF, U	n/a	male	31	June (May) 20, 1967	Alabama	Wilcox	Camden	found in the Alabama River	1, 12, 13
Thomas, Mr.	n/a	male	---	June 23, 1967	Michigan	Wayne	Detroit	the man and his wife went to Rouge park in a white neighborhood where a mob of about 15 to 20 whites harassed them and threatened to rape the woman; they shot the man three times, killing him; the woman miscarried due to the incident; no one was charged despite six arrests	26
Thomas, Mrs.	n/a	female	---	June 23, 1967	Michigan	Wayne	Detroit	the woman and her husband went to Rouge park in a white neighborhood where a mob of about 15 to 20 whites harassed them and threatened to rape the woman; they shot the man three times, killing him; the woman miscarried due to the incident; no one was charged despite six arrests	26
Brumfield, CarrieF, U	n/a	male	---	September 12, 1967	Louisiana	Washington	Franklinton	shot in the chest in his car	11, 13
---	n/a	---	---	Fall 1967	Mississippi	Rankin, Madison, or Hinds	Jackson	the Klan bombed Temple Beth Israel	3
---	n/a	---	---	Fall 1967	Mississippi	Rankin, Madison, or Hinds	Jackson	the Klan bombed the home of the Tougaloo College Academic Dean	3
---	n/a	---	---	Fall 1967	Mississippi	Rankin, Madison, or Hinds	Jackson	the Klan bombed the home of a Jackson businessman	3
---	n/a	---	---	Fall 1967	Mississippi	Rankin, Madison, or Hinds	Jackson	the Klan bombed the home of the Beth Israel rabbi	3
Johnson, Rev. Allen	n/a	male	---	November 15, 1967	Mississippi	Jones	Laurel	the Klan bombed the home of the NAACP activist	3
Motley, James EarlU		male	---	November 20, 1967 (1966)	Alabama	Elmore	Wetumpka	three severe blows to the head from a deputy; died while in custody	11, 12, 13
Wooden, ArchieF, U	n/a	male	16	December 25, 1967	Alabama	Wilcox	Camden	bled to death in a ditch after falling on a sapling	11, 13
Hammond, Samuel EphesiansM, U		male	abt 29	February 8, 1968	South Carolina	Orangeburg	Orangeburg	shot during a college demonstration by police	1, 10, 13
Middleton, Delano HermanM, U		male	abt 18	February 8, 1968	South Carolina	Orangeburg	Orangeburg	shot during a college demonstration by police	1, 10, 13
Smith, Henry EzekielM, U		male	abt 20	February 8, 1968	South Carolina	Orangeburg	Orangeburg	shot during a college demonstration by police	1, 10, 13
Payne, LarryF, U		male	16	March 28, 1968	Tennessee	Shelby	Memphis	killed by a shotgun blast from a patrolman	11, 12, 13
King Jr., Martin LutherM		male	abt 39	April 4, 1968	Tennessee	Shelby	Memphis	assassinated (shot)	1, 10
---	n/a	---	---	Spring 1968	Mississippi	Lauderdale	Meridian	a series of Klan bombings	3
a police officer and a bystander	n/a	---	---	June 30, 1968	Mississippi	Lauderdale	Meridian	shot by a Klan member who was bombing a Jewish businessman's home; survived	3, 5
Jenkins, Carol		female	21	September 16, 1968	Indiana	Morgan	Marinsville	stabbed with a screwdriver while selling encyclopedias door-to-door	12
Vidal, Feipe Pagan	n/a	male	---	December 1968	Florida	---	near Miami	the Puerto Rican immigrant had moved from New York to Florida based on false promises of higher wages and other perks; after a week on the job he attemted to leave; a foreman "hacked him across the back and the shoulder" with a machete, he was denied medical care and placed under guard	24
Thomas, AnnU	n/a	---	---	April 8, 1969	Texas	Bexar	San Antonio	---	13
Allen, Lillie Belle		female	27	July 21, 1969	Pennsylvania	York	York	killed	12
Pool, Rainey	n/a	male	54	April 12, 1970	Mississippi	Humphreys	Louise	fractured vertebrae and larynx; found in the Sunflower River	12
---	n/a	---	---	Fall 1971	Michigan	Oakland	Pontiac	ten school buses bombed at the opening of the school year to protest busing for integration	2
Salazar, Ruben*	n/a	male	---	August 29, 1970	California	Los Angeles	Los Angeles	the journalist who investigated police repression was knocked unconscious by a tear-gas cannister during a raid on a bar; police refused to let anyone in the building to retrieve Salazar and he died two hours later	21