William Bass, GA, 1867 November 22

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BASS, William Smart
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"Wim. Smart Bass hasbeen convicted at Butler, Taylor Co,,

Ga.e, of the murder of Jacob C, Collatt on Sept. 2, 1867,
and has been sentenced to be hanged on Nov, 22, 1867, at
Butler, the scene of his crime." TIMES, New York, NY,
10-20-1867 (3=7e)

| BASS, William Smart

(Need confirmation)

‘tim. Smart Bass hasbeen convicted at Butler, Taylor Co.,
Ga., of the murder of Jacob C. Collatt on Sept. 2, 1867,
and has been sentenced to be hanged on Nov. 22, 1867, at
Butler, the scene of his crime." TIMES, New York, NY,
10-20-1867 (3-7)

BASS, William Smart
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"im, Smart Bass hasbeen convicted at Butler, Taylor Co.,
Ga., of the murder of Jacob C, Collatt on Sept. 2, 1867,
and has been sentenced to be hanged on Nov, 22, 1867, ab
Butler, the scene of his crime," TIMES, New York, NY,

)

10-20-1867 (3~'



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