'Pendleton, 1-10-1827-A man by the name of Wood was
committed to the gaol of this district a few days since,
charged with the murder of his wife." THE COURIER,
Charleston, SC, 1-18=1827 (2=4-=
50UTH CAROLINA BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS.
"Pendleton, 1-10~1827-A man by the name of Wood was
committed to the gaol of this district a few days since,
charged with the murder of his wife," THE COURIER,
Charleston, SC, 1-18-1827 (2=4=
S0UTH CAROLINA BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTs.
pansy 1-10-1627-A man by the name of Wood was
committed to the gaol of this district a few days since,
charged with the murder of his wife," THE COURIER,
Charleston, SC, 1-18-1827 (2=4=
SOUTH CsROLINA BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS.
WOOD, Joba a June 1, 1827
"Columbia, sc, ay 26, 1827=The sentence of death was on
yesterday passed by the Hon. Judge Cokcock on John Wood,
of Pendleton District, for the murder of his wife,
Klizabeth, to take Pinas on the 13th of June next,"
COURIER, Charleston, SC, May 29, 1827 (2/5e}
"Pendleton, 4/4-At the Court of Sessions and Conmon Pleas
held in this place last week, John Wood was convicted of
the murder of his wife. The most material witnesses agains
him were two of his own children, a pirl of ll or le, and
a boy still younger, In consequence of an appeal being
entered, sentence of the law was not passed," COURIER,
Charleston, SC, 4-12-1827 (2:52)
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WOOD, John : June B, 1827
"Columbia, SC, May 26, 1827-The sentence of death was on
yesterday passed by the Hon. Judge Co&cock on John Wood,
of Pendleton District, for the marder of his wife,
Elizabeth, to take place on the 13th of June next."
COURIER, Charleston, SC, May 29, 1827 (2/5e>
"Pendleton, 4/4-At the Court of Sessions and Conmon Pleas
held in this place last week, John Wood was convicted of
the murder of his wife. The most material witnesses agains
him were two of his own children, a girl of 11 or 12, and
a boy still younger. In consequence of an appeal being
entered, sentence of the law was not passed," COURIER,
Charleston, SC, 4-12-1827 (2:5.)
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WOOD, John. dune BH, 1827
"Cplumbia, SC, May 26, 1827=The sentence of death was on
yesterday passed by the Hon, Judge Cokcock on John Wood,
of Pendleton District, for the mrder of his wife,
Elizabeth, to take place on the 15th of June next."
COURIER, Charleston, SC, May 29, 1827 (2/5.}
"Pendleton, 4/4-At the Court of Sessions and Conmon Pleas
HALE ERS Re) ee convicted of
the mrder of his wife.
= an ‘of an appeal being
not passed," COURIER,
entered, se Ww Was
Charleston, So, 4-32-1897 ase )
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