Harry Wimbish, GA, 1883 June 1

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ington to say sheep and he would Shear him, Washington
said sheep and Wimbish killed him, Had joined the
Catholic church prior to execution and spent most of
his time praying. The morning was spent in devotional
exercises. He ascended the scaffold with firm step and
madeonly a short statement." NWS, Galveston, Tex., June

2, 1883 (1/8). AFFIRMED: 70 GEORGIA (718) (MEMO)
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"Macon, Ga., Jene 1, 1883-Harry Wimbish, aged 30, hanged
today. Nearly @ight thousand people, mostly negroes,
witnessed, Had killed Morgan Washington, a negro, last
June. Wimbish quarreled with Washington, and told Wash-
ington to say sheep and he would shear him, Washington
said sheep and Wimbish killed him, Had joined the
Catholic church prior to execution and spent most of
his time praying, The frorning was spent in devotional
exercises. He ascended the scaffold with firm step and
madeonly a short statement.” NWS, Galveston, Tex., June
2, 1883 (1/8), AFFIRMED: 70 GEORGIA (718) (MEMO)
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BAILEY WHO WASHANGED WITH HIM,

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"Macon, Ga,, Jen 1, 1883-Harry Wimbi ae 30, hanged

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witnessed, Had killed Morgan Wi

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Catholic church prior to execution 2 and spent most of

his time praying, The morning was spent in devotional

exercises, He ascended t. scaffold with firm step and

madeonly a short statenent.” NUIS, Galveston, Tex. dune|

2, 1883 (1/8), AFFIRMED: 70 GEORGIA (718) (MEMO)

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