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_ Executive Director, Fenton Historical Society and Histo~
/rian, City of Yamestown, 68 S. “ain St., Jamestown, Ne Ye
14701, quoting CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY ,
Vok, 1; Jamestown: Chautauqua History Company, 1904, p 256
"seel have found full accounting, verbatim, of trial in the
Jamestown JOURNAL of 2-9-1872, Marlowe sentenced to hang
3-29, That days paper lists''writ of error! was granted &
execution stayed by Judge Barker...some accounts later, of
attempted escape from jail (with assistance of wife, Augus-
ta.) and attempts for another trial, Hung Aug. 2, 1872 (a
vivid account in paper.§ It also states that he was born
in Mecklenberg, German, in 18,0; thus 32=years-old, Follow
ing his execution, a confession, by Marlowe to the murder of
Bachmann was released," Subsequent information received
from Mrs, Thompson,
|
Executive Director, Fenton Historical Society and Histo-
|-rian, City of Jamestown, 68 S. “ain st., Jamestown, N.Y. |
14701, quoting CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY,
Vok, 13; Jamestown: Chautauqua History Company, 1904, p 256
",eeI have found full accounting, verbatim, of trial in the
Jamestown JOURNAL of 2-9-1872, Marlowe sentenced to hang
3-29, That days paper lists''writ of error! was granted &
execution stayed by Judge Barker...some accounts later, of
attempted escape from jail (with assistance of wife, Augus=
ta.) and attempts for another trial, Hung Aug. 2, 1872 (a
vivid account in paper.§ It also states that he was born
in Mecklenberg, German, in 18,0; thus 32=years-old, Follow
ing his execution, a confession. by Marlowe to the murder of
Bachmann was released," Subsequent information received
from Mrs, Thompson,
Executive Director, Fenton Historical Society and plates
rian, City of Jamestown, 68'S. "ain St,, James
1701, quoting CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF CHAUTAUQUA com,
Vols 15 Jamestownt Chautauqua History Company, 190h, p 256|
"4..I have found full accounting, verbatim, of trial in the
nustaes JOURNAL of 2-9-1872, Marlowe sentenced to hang
3-29, That days paper lists’ 'writ of error’ ws granted &
execution stayed by Judge Barker..,some accounts later, of
attempted escape from jail (with assistance of wife, Asn
ta.) and attempts for another trial. Hung Aug. 2, 1872
vivid account in papers} It also ak that he. was ee
in Mecklenberg, German, in 1803 thus 32-years-old, Follow
ing his execution, a confession by Marlowe to the murder of
Bachmann was released," Subsequent information received
from Mrs, ‘Thomson,
| MARLOWE, Charles “4 c.g S-2-Spf IZ
"Charles Marlowe = murdéred William Bachman (both were
Germans), pistol shot overheard in cellar of Marlowe's
brewery; bones & teeth of a man and also ivory bosom studs
like those worn by Bachman were found in the ashes of the
furnace, Counsel for the people were B, Tf Skinner, Dist.
Attyey and Hon, Lorenzo Morris; Defense attorneys were
Hon, Porter Sheldon and C. Re Lockwood, Fsqe Murder
Occurred just prior to Auge. 20, 1871. First trial result-
ed in hung jury due to testimony of Marlowe's wife and
mother-in-law who claimed they killed Bachman in defense
of Marlowe's wife. Second trial held in January, 1872,
and resulted in conviction, "Marlowe hung in Mayville
jail, This was the third and last execution of a human
being for a crime withing the limits of: Chautauqua Co,"
Information provided on 12-8-1981 by B, Dolores Thompson,
| MARLOWE, Charles “4 rye §-2-/f IR’
"Charles Marlowe - murdéred William Bachman (both were
Germans), pistol shot overheard in cellar of Marlowe's
brewery; bones & teeth of a man and also ivory bosom studs
like those worn by Badhman were found in the ashes of the
furnace. Counsel for the people were B. Tf Skinner, Dist.
Attyey and Hon, Lorenzo Morris; Defense attorneys were
Hon, Porter Sheldon and C. Re Lockwood, Esq. Murder
occurred just prior to Aug. 20, 1871. First trial result-
ed in hung jury due to testimony of Marlowe's wife and
mother-in-law who claimed they killed Bachman in defense
of Marlowe's wife. Second trial held in January, 1872,
and resulted in conviction, "Marlowe hung in Mayville
jail. This was the third and last execution of a human
being for a crime withing the limits of Chautauqua Co,"
Information provided on 12-8-1981 by B, Dolores Thompson,
RLOWS, Charles 4% vged §-2-Sf IL
"Gharles Marlowe - murdéred William Bachman (both were
Germans), pistol shot overheard in cellar of Marlowe's
brewery; bones & teeth of a man and also ivory bosom studs|
like those worn by Badhman were found in the ashes of the
furnace, Counsel for the people were B, Tj Skinner, Dist,
Attys, and Hon, Lorenzo Morris; Defense attorneys were
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Hon, Porter Sheldon and Ce Re Lockwood, Esa. Murde’
occurred just prior to Aug. 20, 1871, First trial result-
ed in hung jury due to testimony of Marlowe's wife al
mother-in-law who claimed they killed Bachman in defense
of Marlowe's wife. Second trial held in January, 1872,
and resulted in conviction, ‘Marlowe hung in Mayville
jail, This was the third and last execution of & human
being for a crime withing the limits of Chautauqua Co."
Information provided on 12-8-1981 by B. Dolores Thompson,
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