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L. H. Musgrove (lynched November 23, 1868) was an outlaw of the American West who was sprung from jail in Denver, Colorado, and hanged by a vigilante mob. Over a number of years, he was charged with several murders and the theft of horses.Musgrove was born in Como in Panola County in northwestern Mississippi. He left the American South to join the California Gold Rush, perhaps in the early 1850s. He killed several men in Wyoming, Nevada, and California.

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rdfs:comment	L. H. Musgrove (lynched November 23, 1868) was an outlaw of the American West who was sprung from jail in Denver, Colorado, and hanged by a vigilante mob. Over a number of years, he was charged with several murders and the theft of horses.Musgrove was born in Como in Panola County in northwestern Mississippi. He left the American South to join the California Gold Rush, perhaps in the early 1850s. He killed several men in Wyoming, Nevada, and California.
foaf:name	L.H. Musgrove Musgrove, L.H.
dc:description	American outlaw
birth place	United States Como, Mississippi Panola County State of Mississippi
death date	1868-11-23(xsd:dateTime)
death place	State of Colorado City and County of Denver
death year	1868-01-01(xsd:dateTime)
occupation	dbpedia:L.H._Musgrove__1 dbpedia:Outlaw

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