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RANDOLPH, Isaac .

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"Isaac Randolph (colored), who murdered his wife in New
Haven on l=2lj-1855, waws brought before the Superior
Court Tuesday and received his sentence, It is that he
bhall be hung on Thursday, July 10, 1856. Randolph cut
his wife's body in pieces and buried them in different
places in his gardeng and these facts were revealed, sin-
gularly enough, to Coe, the mrdered woman's father, five
months afterwards in a dreame'' TIMES, New York, N, Y.,
y-18-1856 (lel),

RANDOLPH, Isaac .

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"Isaac Randolph (colored), who murdered his wife in New
Haven on l\=2l\-1855, waws brought before the Superior
Court Tuesday and received his sentence, It is that he
bhall be hung on Thursday, July 10, 1856, Randolph cut
his wife's body in pieces and buried them in different
places in his gardens and these facts were revealed, sin-
gularly enough, to Coe, the mrdered woman's father, five
months afterwards in a dreame" TIMES, New York, N, Y.,
hy-18-1856 (11).

LPH, Isaac

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"Isaac Randolph (colored), who mrdered his wife in New
Haven on 1-2-1855, wavs brought before the Superior
Court Tuesday and received e, It is that he
bhall be hung on Bea) 8 Randolph cut,
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gularly enough, to Coe, the mrdered woman's father, five
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TIMES, New York, N, Y,,
b-18-1856 (Lel).

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