See U. S. CRIMINAL CALENDAR by St, Clair, pp 185-198,
WORKSHEET - NY NWU = Bouna
Actual place of execution was Goshen as per New York
Evening Post, April 21, 1819 (2/3) quoting eye witness
from s€ene. EK&KEXBASA XXSEXYXAXBABMXESRRRXYAMRSMEX
Sheriff said this had been first hanging in Goshen in
30 years.
See U. S. CRIMINAL CALENDAR by St, Clair, pp 185-198,
WORKSHEET = NY : NWU = Bound
Actual place of execution was Goshen as per New York
Evening Post, April 21, 1819 (2/3) quoting eye witness
from s€ene. SKBKKXEASA XYSEXYAMXKRSAXASRREXYAMRSNEX
Sheriff said this had been first hanging in Goshen in
30 years.
see U. S. CRIMINAL CALENDAR by St, Clair, pp 185-198,
WORKSHEET - NY | MWU = Bound
Actual place of execution was Goshen as per New York
Evening Post, April 21, 1819 (2/3) quoting eye witness
from s€ene.
Sheriff sai
30 years.
this had been first hanging in Goshen in
DUNNING, David, and TEED, James
(Probable date of hanging April 16, 1819)(Teeterst list)
"An account of the murder of Richard Jennings; together
with the confessions of Thed & Dunning. Newburgh, Ne Yo
printed by Benjamin F, Lewis & Co., April, 1819 (Copies
at New York Historical Society; New York State Law Libe;
American Antiquarian Society) 3° 20 pages. The mrder at
Sugar Loaf, Ne Ye, of Jennings, a mean and erapping old
man of 70, grew out of a bitter lawsuit over some property
Teed, Dunning, and David Conkling hired Jack Hodges to
Shoot Jennings; but he only wounded him and Dunning, tak~
ing the gun, beat in Jennings! head, All 4 were convicted
but the legislature chose to commute the sentences of Hod-~
ges and Conling and allowed Teed and ing to he hanged
at Goshen, Ne Ye 965 McDADE 285 ott Le
966 McDADE 285 , Fe eel SE OVER
See MURDER, AMERICA, by Nash, page 3226
DUNNING, David, and TEED, James
(Probable date of hanging April 16, 1819)(Teeters! list)
"An account of the murder of Richard Jennings; together
with the confessions of Thed & Duhning. Newburgh, Ne Yo
printed by Benjamin F, Lewis & Co., April, 1619 (Copies
at New York Historical Society; New York State Law Lib;
American Antiquarian Society); 20 pages. The mrder at
Sugar Loaf, Ne Yes of Jennings, a mean and grapping old
man of 70, grew out of a bitter lawsuit over some property
Teed, Dunning, and David Conkling hired Jack Hodges to
shoot Jennings; but he only wounded him and Dunning, tak~
ing the gun, beat in Jennings' head. All l were convicted
but the legislature chose to commute the sentences of Hod-
ges and Conling and allowed Teed and ing to pe hanged
at Goshen, Ne Ye 965 McDADE 285 TALI i
966 MeDADE 285 Af... co 2 lS“ ovmn
See MURDER, AMERICA, by Nash, page 322.
DUNNING, David, and TEED, James
(Probable date of hanging April 16, 1819)(Teoterst list)
"An account of the murder of Rich:
Newburgh, Ne Ye
» 1819 (Copies
‘ociety; New York State Law Libs
ety) 5 20 pages. The murder at
nin;
d_and
965 McDADE 285
iG <2!
See MURDER, AMERICA, by Nash, page 3226
‘BRNING, David, and TaD,
{Geeme e'o"ating el ay 15) (ooaet it)
enungey toon
