Andrew Hibbert, TN, 1905 April 5

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HIBBERT, Andrew
"Nashville, Tenn.e, 1\-5-1905-Andrew Hibbert & James Scu-
dder both hanged in jail yard. Hibert's neck broken,
Neither made a statement, but both sang "Old Time Reli-
gion" before drop fell, Hibbert killed his mother-in-
law, Mary Norvelle who, he said, had wrecked his happi-
ness and caused his wife to leave him,"

B'Ham News, BIRMINGHAM, ALA., 1-5-1905,

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HIBBERT, Andrew

"Nashville, Tenn., ||-5-1905-Andrew Hibbert & James Scu-
dder both hanged in jail yard. Hibert's neck broken.
Neither made a statement, but both sang "Old Time Reli-
gion" before drop fell. Hibbert killed his mother-in-
law, Mary Norvelle who, he said, had wrecked his happi-
ness and caused his wife to leave him."

B'Ham News, BIRMINGHAM, ALA., 1-5-1905.

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HIBBERT, Andrew

"Nashville, Tenn., \-5-1905-Andrew Hibbert & James Scu-
dder both hanged in jail yard, 4ibert's neck broken,
Neither made a statement, but both sang "Old Time Reli-
gion" before drop fell, Hibbert killed his mother-in-
law, Mary Norvelle who, he said, had wrecked his happi-
ness and caused his wife to leave him."

B'Ham News, BIRMINGHAM, ALA., l\-5-1905,

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