HILIS BOROUGH RECORDER, Hillsborough, Ne C., 11-25-1879
"Hillsborough, NC, Sct. 29, 1628-Henry Bowles has been
committed to the jail of this county, charged with the
murder of Robert Dickey. We shall refrain from giving
particulars; but as related to us, this murder is charac=
terized by circumstances of unusual atrocity." COURIER,
Charleston, SC, 11/4/1828 (2/3)
HILIS BOROUGH RECORDER » Hillsborough, N. C., 11-25-1829
"Hillsborough, NC, Ghee ‘29, 1828-Henry Bowles has been
committed to the jail of this county, charged with the
murder of Robert Dickey. We shall refrain from giving
particulars; but as related to usy this murder is charac=
terized by circumstances of unusual atrocity." COURIER,
Charleston, SCy 11/4/1828 (2/3)
HILIS BOROUGH RECO pe eae Ne Co, 11-25:
IC, Sct. 29, 1828-Henry Bowles has been
of this county, charged with the
We shall refrain from giving
"HilLsborough, Ni
committed to the jail
murder of Robert Dickey.
particulars; but as related to us, this mirder is charac-
terized’ by circumstances of unusual atrocity." COURIER,
Charleston, SC, 11/4/1828 (2/3-)
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BOYLES, Henry
9(Don't know whether hanged or not)
"Henry Boyles sentenced to be hanged in Person Cos on
Dec. 11, 1829 for murder of Robert Dickey in this County
Oin Octe, 1828, Change of venue to Person Co, The two
men were brothers-in-elaw, both bntemmerate and had been
drinkinge Often quarreled and fought when drunk, On the
evening of crime, they were at a corn=shucking and Boyles
saw Dickey down on hands and knees, too drunk’ to stand,
Went over and stood over him, trying to provoke a fight
unsuccessfully. Dickey tried to stand but fell back
crying aloud that Boyles had a knife and to take him away,
Dickey rose again but as he did so, Boyles rushed hi and
stabbed him in the neck, Dickey died “uring Phe next
day,"
BOYLES, Henry
9(Don't know whether hanged or not)
"Henry Boyles sentenced to be hanged in Person Co. on
Dec. 11, 1829 for murder of Robert Dickey in this County
Oin Octes 1828, Change of venue to Person Co. The two
men were brothers-in-law, both intemperate and had been
drinking. Often quarreled and fought when drunk. On the
evening of crime, they were at a corn-shucking and Boyles
saw Dickey down on hands and knees, too drunk’ to stand.
Went over and stood over him, trying to provoke a fight
unsuccessfully. Dickey tried to stand but fell back
crying aloud that Boyles had a knife and to take him away,
Dickey rose again but as he did so, Boyles rushed hij and
stabbed him in the neck, Dickey died turing Fhe BRE
day."
BOYLES, Henry
9(Don't mow whether hanged or not)
"Henry Boyles sentenced to be hanged in Person Cos on
Dec, 11, 1829 for murder of Robert Dickey in this County
in Octe, 1829, Change of venue to Person Co, The two
away,
cain but es he did so, Boyl ahi i ne
nthe neck, Dickey dled uring tren eeE 2nd
stabbed him i
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