Grant White
Grant White was held in the Hollandale jail, where he was being kept alongside a woman named Lou Stevenson. On Sunday night, October 11, 1891, a posse of about fifty men took the two of them from the officer in charge, according to the Abbeville Press and Banner, and carried them to a bridge over Deer Creek, where they were hanged from the trestle. The paper reports that the officer handed them over and did not resist. The account of the killing is the newspaper's, and no other source is cited for who the mob was or why they acted.
Cause of death, as reported: Taken from custody and lynched. A posse of about fifty men took Grant White from the officer in charge of the Hollandale jail and hanged him from a trestle over Deer Creek.
Reported by: Hollandale jail officer in charge (the agency that held him). The only account of how this person died comes from the agency that held him.