Albert Lee, CA, 1861 March 1

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SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE, 5-15-1873 (3:5)
detailed history of legal executions in
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SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE, 5-15-1873 (3:5)
detailed history of legal executions in
that city.

Source: SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE, 5-15-1873 (3:5)
detailed history of legal executions in
that city.

Albert Lee

Offence:
WO@aw Lome
Ex Date:

Details:

3-1-1361

Murder

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3-1-1861

Albert lee was a nulla COmValet in thennouge
of General John C. Fremont. He became es-

tranged from his wife, Maline Delphine Agnes Pallier,
and ended up shooting her to death on 7-/-1859. He then
turned the gun on himself in an unsuccessful attempt at
suicide. Badly wounded, he had to convalesce for more
than a year before being declared fit to stand trial.

Albert Lee 3-1-1861

Offence: Murder

Location: San Francisco

Ex Date: 3-1-1861

Details: Albert Lee was a mulatto valet in the house

of General John C. Fremont. He became es-
tranged from his wife, Maline Delphine Agnes Pallier,
and ended up shooting her to death on 7-7-1859. He then
turned the gun on himself in an unsuccessful attempt at
suicide. Badly wounded, he had to convalesce for more
than a year before being declared fit to stand trial.

Albert Lee 3-1-1861

Offence: Murder
Location: San Francisco
Ex Date: 3-1-1861

Albert Lee was a mulatto valet in the house

Details:
of General John C. Fremont. He became es~
tranged from his wife, Maline Delphine Agnes Pallier,
and ended up shooting her to death on 7-7-1859, He then
turned the gun on himself in an unsuccessful attempt at
suicide. Badly wounded, he had to convalesce for more

than a year before being declared fit to stand trial.



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