Index Card Summary of Execution(s), Undated

HUDGINS, SIMPSON, ALLEN and LANDOIS 1842
nOn the evening of February 11, 182, as the schooner
San Antonio was anchored in the port of New Orleans, a
portion of her crew mitinied and murdered Lt, Fuller,
the officer of the deck at the time. They then fled
ashore, but were captured and tried by a court martial
held on the sliop-of-war Austin. The evidence presented
at the trial disclosed a concerted plan on the part of
the mitineers to seize threeof the vessels of the navy
and run them into Vera Cruze The ringleaders were con-
de ned to death and four of them named Landois, Hudgins,
Simpson and Allen were hanged to the yardarm of the flag-
ship at the "English Turn" in the Mississippi River."

NEWS Galveston, Texas, 6-);-1889 (10-6). Note: This was
evidently theNavy of the Republic of Texas.

| HUDGINS, SIMPSON, ALLEN and LANDOIS 1842
nOn the evening of February 11, 182, as the schooner
San Antonio was anchored in the port of New Orleans, a
portion of her crew mitinied and murdered Lt, Fuller,
the officer of the deck at the time. They then fled
ashore, but were captured and tried by a court martial
held on the slbop-of-war Austin. The evidence presented
at the trial disclosed a concerted plan on the part of
the mitineers to seize threeof the vessels of the navy
and run them into Vera Cruze The ringleaders were con-
de ned to death and four of them named Landois, Hudgins,
Simpson and Allen were hanged to the yardarm of the flag-
ship at the "English Turn" in the Mississippi River."

NEWS, Galveston, Texas, 6-)|-1889 (10-6). Notes This was
evidently theNavy of the Republic of Texas.

HUDGINS, SIMPSON, ATLIN and LANDOIS 1842
"On the evening of February 11, 18,2, as the schooner
San Antonio was anchored in the port of New Orleans, a
portion of her crew mitinied and murdered Lt, Fuller,
the officer of the deck at the time. They then fled
ashore, but were captured and tried by a court martial
held on the slaop-of-war Austin, The evidence presented
at the trial disclosed a concerted plan on the part of
the mtineers to seize threeof the vessels of the navy

and run then into Vera Cruz. The ringleaders were con-
de ned to death and four of them named Landois, Hudgins,
Simpson and Allen were hanged to the yardarm of the flag=
ship at the "English Turn" in the Mississippi River."
NEW, Galveston, Texas, 6-1-1889 (10-6). Note: This was
evidently thellavy of the Republic of Texas.

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