jacob lamb, IN, 1829 June 30

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| pillow and left him. The man died and when the body was
| discovered Lamb's coat was recognized and led to his

| arrest. He was sent to Charlestown for safe keeping, but
_ with vhree other prisoners broke jail and escaped. In-
stead of going away, however, he returned immediately to
his home where he was recaptured and returned to jail, At
the next term of court he was tried, found guilty, sen-
tenced, and sbusequently hung. Nothing is at present
known of his family."

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

pillow and left him. The man died and when the body was |
| discovered Lamb's coat was recognized and led to his
arrest. He was sent to Charlestown for safe keeping, but
with yhree other prisoners broke jail and escaped. In-
stead of going away, however, he returned immediately to
his home where he was recaptured and returned to peste Ab
the next term of court he was tried, found guilty, sen~
tenced, and sbusequently hunge Nothing is at present
known of his family."

HISTORY OF TH OHIO FALLS CITIES AND THEIR COUNTIES (Vol,
II) L. A. Williams & Co., 1882 (Cleveland, Ohio). P.219

pillow and left him. The man died and when the body was
discovered Lanb's coat was recognized and led to his
arrest. He was sent to Charlestown for safe keeping, but

| with vhree other prisoners broke jail and escaped. In-
stead of going away, however, he returned immediately to
his home where he was recaptured and returned to Jails At
the next tern of court he was tried, found guilty, sen-
tenced, and sbusequently hung. Nothing is at present
known of his family,"

HISTORY OF Ti OHIO FALLS CITIES AND THEIR COUNTIES (Vol.
II) L. A, Williams @ Co,, 1862 (Cleveland, Ohio). P.219

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"The execution of Lamb was the second in*the county |
(Floyd Co., Ind.). He lived in the neighborh@od of Green
ville in this co., and was making his way home one hot
summer day when he overtook a man @bout 2 miles from
Greenville and the two traveled together some distance
when they sat down to rest in the shade of some trees at
the roadside, about 1 mile from where the toll-gate now
Stands, on what is known as the Shirley road, While here
they began playing cards, apparently for amusement, but
soon got into a quarrel which resulted in blows during
which Lamb seized a club and striking the man a° heavy
blow on the head felled him + ¥: ; +
rise again, "Sor a ae hin Witte Lead aeang se aid not

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"The execution of Lamb was the second in*the county
(Floyd Co., Ind.). He lived in the neighborhdod of Green|
ville in this coe, and was making his way home one hot
summer day when he overtook ve ae 2 miles from
Greenville and the two traveled ether some distance
when they sat down to rest in the shade of some trees at
the roadside, about 1 mile from where the toll-gate now
stands, on what is known as the Shirley road. While here
they began playing cards, apparently for amusement, but
soon got into a quarrel which resulted in blows during
which Lamb seized a club and strilcing the man a‘ heavy

blow on the Dyed felled him to the earth and he . not
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rise again, after a little while Lamb started

away when hearing the E ‘
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"The execution of Lamb was the second in*the county
(Floyd Cosy Ind.), He lived in the neighborhdbd of Green|
ville in this co., and was mal dis way home one hot
summer day when he overtook a out 2 miles from
Greenville and the two traveled together some distance
when they sat down to rest in the shade of sone trees at
the roadside, about 1 mile from where the toll-gate now

stands, on what is known as the Shirley road. While here
they began playing cards, apparently for armsement, but
Soon got into a quarrel which resulted in blows during
which Lamb seized a club and striking the man a heavy

blow on the head felled him t. fe
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rise agai ‘ttle while Lamb ‘started to
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