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El Paso burial site of first Black man to vote in Illinois confirmed 121 years after his death - IPM Newsroom

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Illinois Newsroom More than 120 years after his death, local historians finally feel confident of the burial spot for the first Black man to vote in Illinois.

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El Paso burial site of first Black man to vote in Illinois confirmed 121 years after his death - IPM Newsroom

Illinois Newsroom More than 120 years after his death, local historians finally feel confident of the burial spot for the first Black man to vote in Illinois.

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ipmnewsroom.org broke the news on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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