teeth out and this preckyded whistling, The woman, how-
everm swore to his identity, unhesitatingly, and that
-sealed his fate." HNQUIRER_SUN, Columbus, Georgia,
y-1)-189 3( 6)
teeth out and this preckyded whistling. The woman, how
everm swore to his identity, unhesitatingly, and that
sealed his fate." HNQUIRER_SUN, Columbus, Georgia,
h-1h-1893(16)
teeth out and this preckyded whistling, The woman,
evern swore to his identity, unhesitata
4" iQUTRER_SUN,
KINARD, George
(Don't know whether hanged or not)
"Columbia, S. C., h-13-1893-George Kinard, black, was to-
day found guilty of outrage on Mrs. Addison,~-a white woe
man living at Irmo, and was sentenced to hang on May 6,
1893, When asked if he had anything to say why death
sentence should not be imposed, he said: 'I am just as
innocent as any man in this court house, ‘/ never had any
evil designs against any white woman in my life, It is
curious that I should wait until I was over 60 years old
to attempt such a crimeas this, To the jury he said:
'God will hold you respknsible for this vehrdict.' On his
trial it was sought to be established that foot tracks
leading from the place where the crime was committed were
his, but an exhibition of his bare feet in court disproved
it, It was also sworn that they assailant had whistled
about the time of the assault, but Kinard had two front
KINARD, George
(Don't know whether hanged or not)
"Columbia, S. C., l-13-1893-cdeorge Kinard, black, was to-
day found guilty of outrage on Mrs. Addison,~a white wo-
man living at Irmo, and was sentenced to hang on May 26,
1893, When asked if he had anything to say why death
sentence should not be imposed, he said: 'I am just as
innocent as any man in this court house, / never had any
evil designs against any white woman in my life. It is
curious that I should wait until I was over 60 years old
to attempt such a crimeas this. To the jury he said:
'God will hold you respknsible for this vehdict,!
trial it was sought to be established that foot tracks
leading from the place where the crime was committed were
his, but an exhibition of his bare feet in court disproved
it, It was also sworn that they assailant had whistled
about the time of the assault, but Kinard had two front yyy
KINARD, George
(Don't know whether hanged or not)
"Columbia, S.C. l-13-1893-George Kinard, black, was to-
day found guilty of outrage on Mrs. Addison,-a white wo-
man living at Irmo, and was sentenced to hang on May 76,
1893, When asked if he had anything to s cay why death
sentence should not be imposed, he sai am just as
innocent as any man in this court house, 1
evil designs against any white woman in my life,
curious that I should wait until I was over 60 years old
to attempt such a crineas this, To the jury he said:
God will hold you respansible for this vehdict,' On his
i sought to be established that foot tracks J
Leading from the place where the crime was committed were
ition of he ba 4, in court disproved
was also sworn that the ilant had whistled
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