Joseph Harris, TN, 1881 November 25

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HARRIS, Joseph

Joseph Harris, hanged at Rogersville, Hawkins Cos, Tenne,
on Nov, 25, 1881, for the mrders of Brown and Heck on
Nov. 23, 1880,

GKEVESTON-DATEY-NEMS, Galveston, Texas, 11-23-1880,
New Sirae

"Joe Harris was hanged at Rogersville, Tem,., on 11=-25—

1881 for the mrder of Charles Brown and a man named Heck
at a place called Marble Hall, four miles from Rogersville
on the 22rd of Nov., 1880, After committing the murders,
Harris set the house on fire and fled, He was subsequent,
ly captured and at the time of his arrest had the over=
coat of one of the murdered men, He was convicted last

HARRIS, Joseph

Joseph Harris, hanged at Rogersville, Hawkins Com Tene,
on Nov, 25, 1881, for the mrders of Brown and Heck on
Nov. 23, 1880, oy

GiEVESTON-—DATEY-NEWS, Galveston, Texas, 11-23-1880,

New Grae

"Joe Harris was hanged at Rogersville, Tenn., on 11=25=
1881 for the mrder of Charles Brown and a man named Heck
at a place called Marble Hall, four miles from Rogersville
on the 22rd of Nove, 1880, After committing the mrders,
Harris set the house on fire and fled, He was subsequent
ly captured and at the time of his arrest had the over=
coat of one of the murdered men, He was convicted Last

HARRIS, Joseph

Joseph Earris, hanged at Rogersville, Havkins Co,, Tenn,
on Nov, 25, 1881, for the mrders of Brown and Heck on
Nov. 23, 1880,

OKEVESTON-DATEY-NEWS, Galveston, Texas, 11-23-1880,

New bUraue Suserrt

"Joe Harris was hanged at Rogersville, Tem, on 11-25=
1881 for the mrder of Charles Brown and a man named Heck|
at a place called Marble Hall, four mil

on the 22nd of Nove, 1880,

Harris set the house on fire and fled.

ly captured and at the time of his arrest had the over-
coat of one of the mrdered men, He was convicte:

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