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Eugene Bonaparte Welborne was a constable and state legislator in Mississippi. [1]
Eugene Welborne was born in 1842 in Mississippi. He was the son of a wealthy white merchant, Johnson Welborne and Celia Saunders, a slave.
He married Sarah Ann Stewart around 1870.
Eugene was a member of the House Committee on Engrossed Bills and a committee appointed to investigate contested elections. He served as a constable for four years. His congressional testimony states that he was present at the event that began the Clinton riots and was one of the targets for white violence. After numerous death threats that led him to run away from home and hide in a swamp, Welborne fled the state.
Welborne relocated to Washington, D. C., where he worked in government offices.
He married Susie Perry on July 14, 1914 District of Columbia, United States.
Eugene died January 9, 1934 in Washington, D. C.
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