Edward Tompkins, SC, 1832 January

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TOMPKINS, Edward

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"The Court of General Sessions and Common Pleas in
Edgefield District, gudge Martin presiding, adjourned on
Saturday, 5th inst., after a session of one week - one
half of the time usually occupied, No cuase of much in-
terest occurred, on either side of the Court, except the
prosecution against Edward Tompkins for murder, He was
convicted and sentenced to be executed on the First Friday
in sanuary ensubig. (Jan; » 1832)," COURIER, © arles-
ton SO Nov. 17, 1831 (3:3.)

TOMPKINS, Edward

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"The Court of General Sessions and Common Pleas in
Edgefield District, Judge Martin presiding, adjourned on
Saturday, 5th inst., after a session of one week - one
half of the time usually occupied, No cuase of much in=
terest occurred, on either side of the Court, except the
prosecution against Edward Tompkins for murder, He was
convicted and sentenced to be executed on the First Friday
in january ensuiip, (Jan, » 1832)." COURIER, C, arles-
ton SC Nov. 17, 1831 (33:3.)

TOMPKINS, Edvard
(Need confirmation.)
"The Court of General Sessions and Common Pleas in
District, Judge Martin presiding, adjourned on
Ban 5th inst., after a session of one
half of the time usually occupied, No cu:
are sccurred, on either side of the Court, except the

prosecution against Edvard Tompkins for murder,
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in gant subin. Ges A » 1832)," COURIER, ©, arle
ton’ SC ae v, 1831 (333.)

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