FPemNKS, John July 11, 1806
Banks a New-York City laborer, returned home one evening
to find his wife ,Bix Margaret, drunk with nothing pre-
pared for his dinner, Infuriated, he struck her over
the head and cut her throat, Tried and convicted, he
was R&X€K8 hanged on July Take alstorey,,
SOURCE: Blood Letters and Bad Men
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",eefilled with wrath over his drunken wife's failure to
make dinner upon his return from work, hits her with a
coal shovel and then slits her throat; he is hanged on
July 11, 1806." MURDER, AMBERICA by Nash, page 317.
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BANKS , ton July 11, 1806
Banks, a New-York City laborer, returned home one evening
to find his wife ,BxK Margaret, drunk with nothing pre-
pared for his dinner, Infuriated, he struck her over
the head and cut her throat. Tried and convicted, he
was REXSHE hanged on July 11, 1806.
SOURCE: Blood Letters and Bad Men
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"filled with wrath over his drunken wife's failure to
make dinner upon his return from work, hits her with a
coal shovel and then slits her throat; he is hanged on
July 11, 1806." MURDER, AMBERICA by Nash, page 317.
BANKS, John July 11, 1806
fanks, a New York City laborer, returned hone one evening!
to find his wife WH Margaret, drunk with nothing pre-
pared for his dinner. Infuriated, he struck her over
the head and cut her throat. ‘Tried and convicted, he
was HOWE hanged on July 11, 1606,
SOURCE: Blood tters and Bad Men
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