_"CROCKETT, Mrs. Elizabeth, died of poison |
given to her by two slaves who were owned by ©
-——witltam Sullivan; slaves to be executed-in- =
Montgomery County oh the 8th."(TENNESSEE WAT-~
CHMAN, Clarksville, TN, 1 June 1821)," OBIT-
Vi UAteE ts: “FROM TENNESSEE NEWSPAPER: Ss, Compitedby—
Jill L. Garrett; 1980; Easley, SC: Southern
‘Historical Press;
"CROCKETT, Mrs, Elizabeth, died of poison
given to her by two slaves who were owned By
[William Sullivan; slaves tobe executed—in—
Montgomery County oh the 8th." (T@NNESSER WAT- |
CHMAN, Clarksville, TN, 1 June 1821)," OBIT-
- UARIES FROM TENNESSZE NEWSPAPERS, Compiled by—
Jill L. Garrett; 1980; Hasley, SC: Southern
Historical Press;
"CROCKETT, Mrs, Elizabeth, died of poison
ca HOMHSeMDYALHON Lanes) solwene/Simediay]
Saye Nia) ev Ao a cesta Ee
Saateenaee County oh the Btn. "(T@NNESSEE WAT-
CHMAN, Clarksville, TN, 2 June 1621)" OBIT-
UARTES- FROM TENNES
}‘SEE-
Jil L, Garrett; 1980; Easley, Sé
z Scenics i
Historical Press;
KINCHEN
Two slaves, the property of Mr. William Sullivan, were
accused of poisoning Mrs, Hlizabeth Crokett (in Montgomery
Co., Terme). Travis was acquitted; his son Kinchen was
adjudged guilty of murder and sentenced to be hanged on
June 8, 1821, A large crowd witnessed the execution de-
Spite the heavy rain which fell fran the time the priso-
ner was removed from the jail until the hanging was com-
pleted."
ALONG TH, WARIOTO, A HISTORY OF MONTGOMERY CO., TENN. BY
Ursula Smith Beach. Frin ed by McQuiddy Publishing Coe,
Nashville, 196). Reprint 1965. Have permission to use
ae Page a |
KINCHEN
Two slaves, the property of Mr. William Sullivan, were
accused of poisoning Mrs, Hlizabeth Crokett (in Montgomery
Co., Tenn.). Travis was acquitted; his son Kinchen was
adjudged guilty of murder and sentenced to be hanged on
June 8, 1821, A large crowd witnessed the execution de-
spite the heavy rain which fell from the time the priso-
ner was removed from the jail until the hanging was com-
pleted."
ALONG TH WARIOTO, A HISTORY OF MONTGOMERY Co. » TENN. BY
Ursula Smith Beach. Frin ed by McQuiddy Publishing Coe,
Nashville, 196). Reprint 1965. Have permission to use
Over Page G
KINCHEN
Two slaves, the property of Mr. Willian Sullivan, were
accused of pr 4 zabeth Crokett o M
Qos, Terns), Travis vas actuitieg; his son Ki
adjudged guilty of murder and sentenced to bs hanged on
dune 8, 1821, A large crowd witnessed the execution de~
spite the heavy rain which fell fron the time the priso-
her was removed fron the Jail until the hanging was com-
pleted."
ALONG THA WARLOTO, ie TORY OF MONTGOMERY CO
Ursula Smith bea in ed by Motuiddy Publighing Ce
Naa ie, 196.
che O63
meee 1965. Have permission to use
Over page Gl
