Elijah Kimbrough, NC, 1830 November 5

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violence which appeared upon it, no doubt was was enter «=
tained of his having been murdered. . Elijah Kimbrough was
last night committed to Jail, on what evidence, we have not

heard, on a charge of being guilty of the foul act, . RABEIG
REGISTER, 1Oth Inst. (2/6.

violence which appeared upon it, no doubt was was enter -
tained of his having been murdered, Elijah Kimbrough was
last night committed to Jail, on what evidence, we have not

heard, on a charge of being guilty of the foul act.  RAEEIG
‘RBGISTER, 10th Inst. (2/6.

violence which appeared upon it, no doubt was was enter -
tained of his having been mrdered, Elijah Kimbrough was
it night, | Sa to Jail, on what evidence, we have not}
he

on harge of being guilty of the foul act, RAEEIG|
iste Ry loth Inst. (2/6.

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- KIMBROUGH, Elijah We [P-5./ 9-30
| White, hanged at Raleigh, N. OC. y on 1-8-1850. I-43

HILLSBORO RECORDER, 8-11-1830, reports that Kimbrough}, of

Tennessee, was sentenced to hang in Raleigh for murder of

John Davis of Wake County, Execution postponed uniil July
3, 1830, and then again by appeal. (Affirmed: 13 NC 131).
Raleigh REGISTER for Nov. 11, 1830, gives account of exe-

cution, Excerpt from ANTE-BELLUM NORTH CAROLINA, A SOCLAL
HISTORY, by Guion Griffis Johnson: Chapel Hidde Uror N, Gs
Press, 1937, p 678, fibéd in NC - Oe meen

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"MURDER&=The dead body of John Davi i AK

ni Ss, of this

County, planter, (who formerly filled the Ae aera
Sheriff), was, on Saturday last, found in the woods, at
some distance from his residence, and from the marks of

KIMBROUGH, Elijah We WF [FO
White, hanged at Raleigh, N. Ce, on 11-f-180. v/

IILLSBORO RECORDER, 8-11-1830, reports that Kimbrough} of
Tennessee, was sentenced to hang in Raleigh for murder of
John Davis of Wake County, Execution postponed uniil July
3, 1830, and then again by appeal. (Affirmed: 13 NC 31).
Raleigh REGISTER for Nov. ll, 1830, gives account of exe-
cution, Excerpt from ANTE-BELLUM NORTH CAROLINA, A SOCIAL
HISTORY, by Guion Griffis Johnson: Chapel Hills U of N. CG.
Press, 1937, p 678, fibed in NC ot —£

Nrpalat-PLU - (E4

"MURDERS-The dead body of John Davis i

f of thi
County, planter, (who formerly filled the oreineten
Sheriff), was, on Saturday last, found in the woods, at
some distance from his residence, and from the marks of

Lanai Bijan We Wt.
dat Raleigh, N. C., on n-finen. Bilge

White, hange

HILLSSORO RNCORDKR, 8-11-1630, reports that Kinbroughs. of
Tennessee, was sentenced to hang in Raleigh for murder of
John Davis of Wake County, Execution postponed unidl July
3, 1830, and then again by appeal, (Affirmed: 13 NC l,31).|
Raleigh REGISTER for Nov. 11, 1830, gives account of exe=
cution, Excerpt from ANTEBELLUM NORTH CAROLINA, A SOCIAL
HISTORY, by Guion Griffis Johnson: i Hills U of N.C,
cree 1937, p 678, fib’d in NC = NW. —Pore L

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"MURTER!-The dead body of John Davis, of this Kidd
County, planter, (who formerly filled Bee offine of
Sheriff), was, on Saturday last, found in the woods, at
some distance from his residence, and from the marks of

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