JENKINS, John
(Need confirmation)
"Charleston, Se Coy Sepe 12, 1867-In the case of John
Jenkins, a freedman, convicted of the murder of young
Brantford during the riot in June, 1866, and who was 3
times respited by Gen. Sickles, a notification had been
served on the Sheriff by Gen. Canby, stating that he has
fully examined the case, and that there will be no fur-.
ther interfernce By the military." TIMES, New York, NY,
Sept. 13, 1867 (5/2.)
JENKINS, John
(Need confirmation)
"Charleston, Se C.y Sepe 12, 1867-In the case of John
Jenkins, a freedman, convicted of the murder of young
Brantford during the riot in June, 1866, and who was 3
times respited by Gen. Sickles, a notification had been
served on the Sheriff by Gen. Canby, stating that he has
fully examined the case, and that there will be no fur-.
ther interfernce By the military." TIMES, New York, NY,
Sept. 13, 1867 (5/2.)
JENKINS, John
(Need confirmation)
"Charleston, Se Ce, Sep. 12, 1867-In the case of John
Jenkins, a freedman, convicted of the murder of young
Brantford during the riot in June, 1866, and who was 3
times respited by Gen, Sickles, a notification had been
served on the Sheriff by Gen, Canby, stating that he has
fully examined the case, and that there will be no fur-.
x interfernce By the military." TIMES, New York, NY,
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Septe 13, 1867 (5/2.)
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