James McHugh, OH, 1861 January 25

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McHUGH, James Yast $e /

"The last hanging in Cincinnati, Ohio (prior to the
briple hanging in 1867) was that of James McHugh, an
Irish laborer, convicted of cutting his wife's throat
with a razor, He was hanged in 1861. ...0.0."

NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, 5-11-1867 (1)

"Cincinnati, Ohio, 1-25-1861-Patrick McHugh, who was sen-
tenced some time since for killing his wife, was hung

here today at 10 o'clock aeme TIMES, New York, N. Y., 1/
26/1861 (8/h.)

McHUGH. James asf (6b /

"The last hanging in Cincinnati, Ohio (prior to the
triple hanging in 1867) was that of James McHugh, an
Irish laborer, convicted of cutting his wife's throat
with a razor, He was hanged in 1861....00."

NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, 5-11-1867 ())

"Cincinnati, Ohio, 1-25-1861-Patrick McHugh, who was sen-
tenced some time since for killing his wife, was hung
here today at 10 o'clock aem." TIMES, New York, N. Y., 1
26/1861 (8/h.)

voHUOH, Janes Yes t6o!

"The last hanging in Cincinnati, Ohio (prior to the

pints hanging in 1867) was that of James McHugh, an
laborer, eeuvieved cr cutting his wife's throat

with @ razor. He was hanged in 1861, "

ATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, 5-11-1867 ())

"Cincinnati, Ohio, 1-25-1861-Patrick McHugh, who was sen=
tenced some time since for killing his wifes vas hung

here today at 10 o'clock asm" TIMES, New York, Ne Ye, 1
26/1861 (8/h.)



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