Gilson Foot, SC, 1824 August 6

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pOOT, Gibson

"Gibson Foot was executed at Edgefield Court House, Se Coy
on Auge 6, 182, for the crime of horse-stealing. He is
stated to have been quite impenitent during his confine=-
ment, and died without making any confession of his guilt"
COURIER, Charleston, South Carolina, Aug. lh, 182) (233.6)

White, 59«years-old. See excerpt from THETANKERSs A
FAMILY HISTORY, by A. Edward Foote: Florence, Al: Thorn=

wood Publishers, 1981, 1982, pp 130-200 « SC = BOOK AND
MAGAZINE EXCERPTS.

FOOT, Gidson

"Gibson Foot was executed at Edgefield Court House, Se Coy
on Auge 6, 182, for the crime of horse-stealing. He is
stated to have been quite impenitent during his confine-
ment, and died without making any confession of his guilt"
COURIER, Charleston, South Carolina, Auge 1h, 182) (2:32)

White, 59=years-old, See excerpt from CHRTANKERS: A
FAMILY HISTORY, by A. Edward Foote: Florence, Al: Thorn=

wood Publishers, 1981, 1982, pp 130-200 = SC = BOOK AND
MAGAZINE EXCERPTS.

FOOT, Gibson
"gibson Foot was executed aye Edgefield Court House, S. C.,|

on Auge 6, 182h, for the c of horse-stealing. He is

stated to have been quite teen eee. his confin
ment, and died without making any confes: of his guilt"
COURIER, Charleston, South Carolina, Auge a, 182k, (2: 3)

White, 59-years-old, See excerpt from CHBTANKERS: A
FAMILY HISTORY, by A. Edward Foote: Florence, Al: Thorn=
wood Publishers, 1981, 1982, pp 130-200 = SC = BOOK AND
MAGAZINE EXCERPTS.

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