I'm still looking for any reports of the shooting, but newspapers were scarce and courthouses burned. Amelia moved to Copiah Co., MS, southwest of Jackson, MS with her young children, and resided with her brother Ephraim Hester. By 1860 her son John Thomas Freeman was head of the household. The family took up farming, and after serving in the War John Thomas Freeman moved during the 1870's to the town of Hamburg, in Franklin County, MS, just east of Natchez. John Thomas Freeman and Kizziah McLemore had a bunch of children, documented elsewhere on these pages, and my direct ancestors Ephraim Hester Freeman, Sr.
Freemans still live on the property today, though the old house is no longer habitable.
The Freeman and Fitz Randolph families had a few marriages, and once in Bladen, one of the earliest recorded Freeman men had his estate appraised by a Fitz Randolph. See John Freeman, Sr. of Bladen Co., NC b c 1775 and his descendants. He tried to flee the country, until he realized that nobody was chasing him. Seems nobody liked that King too much. Many centuries later, around 1740-60, about the time that a William Terrell disappeared from Virginia, and about the time that a Philemon Terrell shows up in Robeson Co., NC and another Terrell shows up in Marlboro Co., SC, a William Terral also appeared, residing in a part of South Carolina which includes a large Quaker contingent, and a Welsh population.