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RAYMOND (RAMON), Joseph ,
Private, Co. C, 7th Kans, Calv., age 23, des-
cribed as a “Mexican™. On night of V1/21/i10Gr,
he and two others "an American and an Irishman”
were drunk, broke into a couple of places and
stole some items, also intimidating women. Ray-
mond positivel y identified by two women. Only
he was tried, convicted and sentenced to death
by regimental court of inquiry called by Col.
Charles R, Jennison,. On 11-21-1861 (Sunday)
he was shot by firing squad. Died with pay owed
him for enlistment, but owed government 735.86
for extra clothing. From Civil War Justice, by
Alotta, my Libs; he cites The Dsily Conservative
of Leavenworth, Kans., where execution took pla
RAYMOND (RAMON), Joseph
Private, Co. C, 7th Kans, Calv., age 23, des-
eribed as a "Mexican", On night of 11/21/1861,
he and two others "an American and an Irishman"
were drunk, broke into a couple of places and
stole some items, also intimidating women. Ray=
mond positivel y identified by two women. Only
he was tried, convicted and sentenced to death
by regimental court of inquiry called by Col.
Charles R, Jennison. On 11-21-1861 (Sunday)
he was shot by firing squad. Died with pay owed
him for enlistment, but owed government 735.86
for extra clothing. From Civil War Justice, by
Alotta, my Lib.e; he cites The Dsily Conservative
of Leavenworth, Kans., where execution took plagq
RAYMOND (RAMON), Joseph
Private, Co. C, 7th Kans, Calv.,
euibediastae Mant senPall ontr¥ ea ceer *vijda/iven,
he and two others "an American and an Irishman”
were drunk, broke into a couple of places and
stole some items, also intimidating women. Ray-
mond positivel y identified by two women. Only
he was tried, convicted and sentenced to death
by regimental court of inquiry called by Col.
los R, Jennison, On 11-2:-1861 (Sunday)
he was shot by firing squad, Died with pay owed
him for onlistment, but owed government 6
for extra clothing. From Civil War Justice, by
Alotta, my Lib.$ he cites The Daily Conservative
of
Leavenworth, Kans., where execution took plad
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