John Baird, MO, 1861 May 10

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BAIRD, John May 10, 1862

Hanged, Monticello, Missouri,May 10, 1861,

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CUTLAWS OF THE FOX RIVER COUNTRY by Je We Murphy.
Hannibal Printing Coe, Hannibal, Moe, 1882, Reprinted,
1963, by Kahoka Gazette-Journal, Kahoka, Mo. PP 37-59
".eeBeard (sic), the Whiteford murderer, was

a Clark County (Mo) man , but HXX he was tried
at Monticello on a change of venue and hanged

there (in Lewis County)..." KAHOKA GAZETTE=
JOURNAL, Kahoka, Mo., May 12, 1599.

BAIRD, John May 10, 1862

Hanged, Monticello, Missouri,May 10, 1861,

See large card.

CUTLAWS OF THE FOX RIVER COUNTRY by Je We Murphy.
Hannibal Printing Co., Hannibal, Moe, 1882, Reprinted,
1963, by Kahoka Gazette-Journal, Kahoka, Moe PP 37-59
"..eBeard (sic), the Whiteford murderer, was

a Clark County (Mo) man , but KHX he was tried
at Monticello on a change of venue and hanged

there fin Lewis County) ++. KAHOKA GAZETTE-
JOURNAL, Kahoka, Mo., May'l2, 1899,

BAIRD, John May 10, 1862
Hanged, Monticello, Missouri,May 10, 1861.
See large card.

GUTLAWS OF THE FOX RIVER COUNTRY by Je

hy.
Hannibal Printing Co., Hannibal, Mo., 1882, Reprinted,

1963, by Kahoka Gazette-Journal, Kahoka, Moe PP 37-59
",eeBeard (sic), the Whiteford murderer, was
a Clark County (Mo) man , but AX he was tried
at Monticello on e chenge of venue and hanged
there (in Lewis County)..." KAHOKA GAZETTE
JOURNAL, Kahoka y gant, y 12, 1899.

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