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NANCE, John
"The life, trial and confession of John Nance, who was
executed at Rutledge, Tenn., Dec. 27, 1667, for the mrder
of Wing McBee, By Wi12 R, McBath and Ee W © Adkins,
Knoxville, Tenney printed by Brownlow & Haws, 1867.
(Copy at Tennessee State Library, Nashville). 12 pages,
" Nance, a Union soldier, was convicted of killing M'Bee,
a Confderate, near the end of the war in 1864. Nance
Claimed to be drunk at the time, and had no recollection
of the killing. Presumably, if he had done it inten-
tionally, it might have been considered an act of war
and thereby justified." 712 MeDADE 213
"eeelhree thousand persons witnessed execution, “he rope
j i i ow' gbuangu-
suspending him was too jong and he died from slow'g 2
ee eee misery TIMES, New York, 12-29-1867 (2)
NANCE, Jon
"The life, trial and confession of John Nance, who was
executed at Rutledge, Tenn., Dec. 27, 1867, for the mrdex|
of Wie McBee, By Will R, McBath and E. W . Adkins,
Knoxville, Tenn., printed by Brownlow & Haws, 1867.
(Copy at Tennessee State Library, Nashville). 12 pagess
"Nance, a Union soldier, was convicted of killing M'Bee,
a Confderate, near the end of the war in 1864. Nance
Claimed to be drunk at the time » and had no recollection
of the killing. Presumably, if he had done it inten=
tionally, it might have been considered an act of war
and thereby justified." 712 McDADE 213 ii
"eeelhree thousand persons witnessed execution. “he rope
preening him was ae jong and he died from Sree a
lation in great misery. TIMES, New York, 12-29-1867 (-2)
NANC, Jobn
who was
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was convicted of pete M'Bee,
nd of the war in 1864, Nance
to be drunk at the time, and had no recollection
of the killing, Presumably, if he had done it inten-
tionally, it might have been considered an act of war
and thereby justified." 712 MeDADE 213
",,eThree thousand persons witnessed execution, “1
pea ne on Jong and he died from slow’ gbzangu-
lation in great misery. TIMES, New York, 12-29-1867 (-2)
ea, Jo
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