Lynching of Mitchell Frazier: September 15, 1906

By Lynching in Texas Staff

City: Rosebud, Texas

County: Falls County

Race or Ethnicity of Victim: Black

Gender of Victim: Male

Age of Victim: Unknown

Alleged Crime: Assault

Manner of Death: Hanged

Source of Information: NAACP 30 Years of Lynching

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"Lynching at Rosebud: M. Frazier Attacked Frank Hess With a Razor and a Mob Strung Him Up."
Source: *The Cameron Herald* (Cameron, Texas) | Date: September 20, 1906

"Swung To Tree: Negro Disembowels White Man, and Is Summarily Lynched."
Source: *The Eagle* (Bryan, Texas) | Date: September 18, 1906

"All Quiet At Rosebud: Many Farmers Come in Town to Talk It Over- Negro is Buried."
Source: *The Houston Post* (Houston, Texas) | Date: September 17, 1906

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Lynching in Texas Staff, “Lynching of Mitchell Frazier: September 15, 1906,” Lynching In Texas, accessed September 5, 2026, https://www.lynchingintexas.org/items/show/79.

Published February 14, 2018. Last updated September 27, 2018.

Lynching of Mitchell Frazier: September 15, 1906

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"Lynching at Rosebud: M. Frazier Attacked Frank Hess With a Razor and a Mob Strung Him Up."

"Swung To Tree: Negro Disembowels White Man, and Is Summarily Lynched."

"All Quiet At Rosebud: Many Farmers Come in Town to Talk It Over- Negro is Buried."

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