; SMITH, Richard Hex ie Sil
Smith, a Ue S. Army Lieutenant married Mrs, Ann Carson
whose husband, a Captain, had been on an expedition
against the Indians for two years and was—presumec 3
lic: 3
SR A Bh ro we GCCacte
When Carson returned to his Philadelphia home, Smith re=
_was shot and killed, Mrs, Smith and some friends atten——
fused him admittance and a fight ensued in which Carson
pted to kidnap the Governor of Pennsylvania, Simon Sny-
_piot backfired and Smith was hanged in Philadelshia_ea—
der and hold him until her husband was released, but the
Feb. , 1816,
SOURCES: BLOODIETTERS AND BAD MEN, page 509
SurTH, Richard Aige Crh
Smith, a U.S, Army Lieutenant married Mrs, Ann Carson
whose husband, a Captain, had been on an expedition
against the Indians for tw. s7ears—and_was—presumed_deads
When Carson returned to his Philadelphia hane 3 Smith re~
fused him admittance and a fight ensued in which Carson
was shot and killed Mr. Smith and some—friends atten.
pted to kidnap the Governor of Pennsylvania, Simon Sny-
der and hold him until her husband was released, but the
aE
Feb. 4, 1816.
SOURCES: BLOODLETTERS AND BAD MEN, page 509
SMITH, Richard Siege Crd
aU. S. Army Lieutenant married Mrs, Ann Carson
whose husband, a Captain, had been on an expedition
gainst the Tadians for ty 2
When Carson returned to his Philadelphia home, Smith re-
fused Mi adittance and & Tight ensued in which Carson
ih id. 4
tand killed
ee Bee Cavorian FF ia, Simon Sny=
ter ant WoL RIN UNELI her Taisband was released, | “Bat the
packfired and Smit
Fab. 1, 1816,
SOURCES : BIOODIBTERS AND BAD MEN, page 509
