William Garner, NC, 1835 May 15

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/soner was tried and convicted at the last term of our Su- ©
perior Court. From the judgment pronounced against him in
‘Warren Superior Court, he appealed to the Supreme Court, in
which the judgment of the court below as affirmed, Garner
had been married to his wife but a few months when the
shocking deed was perpetrated for which he is now -to suf-
fer, - REPORTER,"

REGISTER, Raleigh, NC, -28-1885 (32h)

Hanged on 5-15-1835 as per TARBOROUGH (NC)
FREE PRESS, May 23, 1835 (2/4)

soner was tried and convicted at the last term of our Su-
perior Court. From the judgment pronounced against him in
Warren Superior Court, he appealed to the Supreme Court, in
which the judgment of the court below as affirmed, Garner
had been married to his wife but a few months when the
shocking deed was perpetrated for which he is now to suf-
fer, - REPORTER."

REGISTER, Raleigh, NC, )-28-1885 (3:h.)

Hanged on 5-15-1835 as per TARBOROUGH (NC)
FREE PRESS, May 23, 1835 (2/4)

soner was tried and convicted at the last term of our Su-
perior Court, From the judgment pronounced against him in
Warren Superior Court, he appealed to the Supreme Court, in|
which the judgment of the court below as affirmed, Garner
had been married to his wife but a few months when the
shocking deed was perpetrated for which he is now to suf~

fer, ~ REPOR
REVISTER, Raleigh, NC, 4-28-1885 (3the)

Hanged on 5-15-1635 as per TARBOROUGH (NC)
FREE PRESS, May 23, 1835 (2/4)

MBisny Mdein, Wy o2OIEBS (3a)

‘paged 51-2095 ae pr tonuan (4)
FASS, MA 63, 1635 (2/4) :

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"WARREN SUPERIOR COURT. .«eSentence of death was pronounced
upon William Garner, for the murder of his wife, Martha
Garner, He is to be executed by the Sheriff of Warren
County, on the 15th of May next (5-15-1835), between ‘the
hours of 12 and 2 in the afternoon, = Garner appeared to
be calm composed when the sentenced of the law was pro-
nounced upon him, not evincing the slightest alarm or
agitation of feeling. Judee Norwood having concludad his
remarks on the occasion, in which the prisoner was advis-
ed to prepare himself to appear before the bar of His God
_he very deliberately observed that 'he felt no uneasiness
as to a future world,' The mrder was committed in North

ds from
ampton County, where hheeprosecution orgeinated;
there the ea was removed to Warren county and the pri-

GARNER, William S-LI-15 Sore
Greed -confirmtiens

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"WARREN SUPERIOR COURT..«.Sentence of death was pronounced
upon William Garner, for the murder of his wife, Martha
Garner, He is to be executed by the Sheriff of Warren
County, on the 15th of May next (5-15-1835), between the
hours of 12 and 2 in the afternoon, = Garner appeared to
be calm& composed when the sentenced of the law was pro=
nounced upon him, not evincing the slightest alarm or
agitation of feeling. Judge Norwood having concludad his
remarks on the occasion, in which the prisoner was advis-
ed to prepare himself to appear before the bar of His God
he very deliberately observed that 'he felt no uneasiness
as to a future world,' The mrder was committed in North
ampton County, where hheeprosecution orgginated; from
there the trial was removed to Warren county and the pri-

GARWER, Willian GLE Siem
Greed-tonficméions)

"WARREN SUFERIOR COURT,
upon William Garner, f

Sentence of death was pronounced|
Garner.

the mrder of his wife, Martha

He is to be executed by the Sheriff of Warren

County, on the 15th of May next (5-15-1835), between the
hours of 12 and 2 in the afternoon, = Gamer appeared to
be calm& composed when the sentenced of the law was pro-

nounced upon him, not evincing the slightest alarm or
agitation of feeling, Judge Norwood having concludad his
remarks on the occasion, in which the prisoner was advis-|
ed to prepare himself to appear before the bar of His God,
he very deliberately observed that 'he felt no uneasiness|
as to a future world," was committed in North
ampton County, where hheeprosecution orgginated; from
there the trial was removed to Warren county and the pri-

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