Unknown, KY, 1800

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"A negro about 21 years mkf of age was the next victim of
the gallows in the county (Wayne Co., Ky.) He was convic-
ted of raping a 12-year-old daughter of one John George
Hubbard, a carpenter who formerly lived in this place. The
assault was committed under dircumstances of especial and
peculiar atrocity and well merited the severest penalty

known to thelaw."

A CENTURY OF WAYNE COUNTY, KENTUCKY, BX 1800-1900 by
Johnson, page 182

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"A negro about 21 years nif of age was the next victim of
the gallows in the county (Wayne Co., Ky.) He was convic-
ted of raping a 12-year-old daughter of one John George
Hubbard, a carpenter who formerly lived in this place. The
assault was committed under dircumstances of especial and
peculiar atrocity and well merited the severest penalty
known to thelawe"

A CENTURY OF WAYNE COUNTY, KENTUCKY, BX 1800-1900 by
Johnson, page 182

"A negro about 21 years mbt of age was the next victim of
the gallows in the county (Wayne (o., Ky.) He was convic-
ted of raping a 12-year-old daughter of one John Geo!
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assault was committed under dircumstances of especial and
peculiar atrocity and well merited the severest penalty
known to thelaw.”

‘A CENTURY OF WAYNE COUNTY, KENTUCKY, Hi 1800-1900 by
Johnson, page 182

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