John Jackson Nickell, OH, 1864 September 2

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NiCKELL, Joon Jackson

"Q—2~-1864-—John vackson Nickell, a Kentuckian,
Sentenced by a military comuission for acting

aS a guerilla in Kentucky, and as such killing
two men, hung on Johnson’ s Island, near San-
dusky, Ohio; he had been.three years in the
Confederate Army." HISTORY OF KENTUCKY, by Lewis
Collins and Richard H, Collins; Covington:
Collins & ?+o., XBBK 1878, p 139

NICKELL, John Jackson

"9-2-1864-John Jackson Nickell, a Kentuckian,
Sentenced by a military comuission for acting
eave guerillas in Kentucky, and as such killing
two men, hung on Johnson' s Island, near San-
dusky, Ohio; he had been.three years in the
Confederate Army." HISTORY OF KENTUCKY, by Lewig
Collins and Richard H. Collins; Coving ston:
Collins & ?¥o., XBBK 1878, p 139

NICKELL, John Jackson

"9-2-1864-John Jackson Nickell, a Kentuckian,
need by a military comiiseion for acting
werilla in Kentucky, and es euch killing

men, hung on Johnson’ s Island,

HISTORY OF KENTUCKY, by Lewig

and Kichard H, Collins; Covington:
Collins & ?¥o,, X8EK 1878, p 139

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