Peter Gross, IN, 1849

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GROSS, Peter

"The next case in which capital punishment was adminis-
tered in the county was that of Peter Gross for killing a
man in Clarke Co, He was brought here fon.trial ona
change of venue. The trial lasted but a short.time, the
evidence being conclusive; he was condemned and hung in
‘1849 near the turnpike bridge on the Vincennes road,"

RABESEXMMYXXKSXSKABXLEX HISTORY OF THE OHIO FALLS CITIES
AND THEIR COUNTIES (Vol. II) L. A. Williams & Cos, 1882
(Cleveland, Ohio.) P, 219 |

(FLOYD COUNTY, INDIANA)

GROSS, Peter

"The next case in which capital punishment was adminis-
tered in the county was that of Peter Gross for killing a
man in Clarke Co. He was brought here fon.trial ona
change of venue. The trial lasted but a short.time 3 the
evidence being conclusive; he was condemned and hung in
189 near the turnpike bridge on the Vincennes road,"

RABLSHXREXEMSXSKAOXERX HISTORY OF THE OHIO FALLS CITIES
AND THEIR COUNTIES (Vol. IL) L. A. Williams & Coes 1882
(Cleveland, Ohio.) P, 219

ual
(FLOYD COUNTY, INDIANA)

GROSS, Peter

"The next case in which capital punishment was adminis-
tered in the county was that of Peter Gross for killing a
He was brought here fpp.trial on’a
The trial lasted but a short time, the
evidence being conclusive; he was condemned and hung in
18h9 near the turnpike bridge on the Vincennes road."

EEK: HISTORY OF THE OHIO FALLS CITIES

Bests c2esvenrycrecey 7d
AND THEIR COUNTIES (Vol, I) L. A. Willians & Co, 1802
(Cleveland, io.) P, ag

‘LOYD COUNTY, INDIANA)



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