Hancock, the father of Cribb's wife died
- of erief. Cribb was sentenced to be hanged here on March |
ee 3 4 is
_this time he was again respited till August 28, and again
respited till September ll. Cribb was pronounced dead by
ee of fic mumden of his nother cinta Mrse Mey Bee
HaRcocks The murder was committed in the Rebecca District
nara ae, sat in the court room aeingene |
trial, Date of execution was fixed for March 3," JOURNAL
--AtLanta, Georgias Feb.—7, 19: (1/3.)- Te ea ore
later, J. G. Be Hancock, the father of Cribb's wife died |
r of exief. Cribb was sentenced to be hanged here on March
Z i . a
Ty Superior court, but_was _respited tilt August 7. At
this time he was again respited till-August 28, and again
respited till September 11, Cribb was pronounced dead by
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JOURNAL, Atlanta, Georgia, 9-12-191) (10/6.)
Hab te Dew 4191) Miles Cribb was found euilty Yes.
terday of the murder of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Ee
Hancock, - The murder was committed in the Rebecca District
lastNovember.__The jury +s out only 15 minutes, Cribb's
wife, whom he also shot, sat in the court room during the
trial, Date of execution was fixed for March 3," JOURNAL
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-JOURNAL, Atlanta, Georgia,
19 U.N bb found-auilty
terday of the murder of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Be
murder was comiitted in the Hgbecea Tistrict
ncock.
tr: e of execution was fixed for March 3," JOURNAL
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| CRIBB, Miles. é ;
| ‘Ashburn, Ga., 9-18-191l-Miles Cribb, paid the death penal-
ty in the Turner County Jail Friday (9-11-1911,) for the
murder of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Ann Hancock, of Re-~
becca, Gae The trap was sprung by Sheriff J. A. King,
Cribb stood the ordeal remarkably well for his physical
condition, He was in the advanced stages of tuberculosis,
He attempted to speak to a large crowd which had ga&éhered,
but fell exhausted, His body will be taken in charge by
relatives and removed to Jones County for interment, Be-
fore the murder, which occurred at the home of J. G. Be
Hancock, .near Rebecca, Gribb resided in Florida, Cribb
claimed that his mother-in-law had destroyed his domestic
happiness and while his wife was visiting her parents at |
Rebecca, he came to the house near Rebecca on the night of
November 7, 1913, and shot the elder woman dead and ser-
lously wounded his wife, Mrs. Sallie Cribb. Three weeks
CRIBB,- Miles: ‘
"ashburn, Ga., 9-1Q-191h-Miles Cribb, paid the death penal-
ty in the Turner County Jail Friday (9-11-1911) for the
murder of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Ann Hancock, of Re-
becca, G,e The trap was sprung by Sheriff J. A. King.
Cribb stood the ordeal remarkably well for his physical
condition, He was in the advanced stages of tuberculosise
He attempted to speak to a large crowd which had gk&éhered,
but fell exhausted, His body will be taken in charge by
relatives and removed to Jones County for interment, Be-
fore the murder, which occurred at the home of J, G. Be
Hancock, near Rebecca, 6ribb resided in Florida, Cribb
claimed that his mother-in-law had destroyed his domestic
happiness and while his wife was visiting her parents at
Rebecca, he came to the house near Rebecca on the night of
November 7, 1913, and shot the elder woman dead and ser-
jously wounded his wife, Mrs. Sallie Cribb, Three weeks
CRIBB, © Miles
Nashburn, Ga,, 9-1R-19lh-Miles Gribb, paid the death penal.
ty in the Turner County Jail Friday Gout) for the
cee of his nother-in-lay, Mrs. Mary i Bees s Re-
Gage The trap was sprung by Sherif Jyh
ceive Hew OF) gel ae eae a ate Sian
condition, He was in the advanced stages of tuberculosis.
He attempted to speak to a large crowd which had ghthered,
but fell exhausted, His body will be taken in charge by
relatives and removed to Jones County for interment, Be-
fore the murder, which occurred at the home of J. .G. 3.
Hancock, .near Rebecca, Gribb resided in Florida, Cribb
claimed that his mother-in-law had destroyed his donestic
happiness and while his wife was visiting her parents at
Rebecca, he cane to the house near Rebecca on the night of
November 7, 1913, and shot the elder woman dead and ser-
jously wounded his wife, Mrs, Sallie Cribb, Three weeks
CIHR, ‘Wiles
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