James Samons, OH, 1857 April 4

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SAMMONS, James

"Cincinnati, Ohio, 2-16-1857-Ihe éase of James Sammons,
found guilty of murder in the first degree, ten years
ago, for poisoning his father's family two of whom
died, has been disposed of by the Supreme Court and the
prisoner ordered to be hung on April , 1857."

RICHMOND ENQUIRER, Feb, 19, 1857 (2-7).

SAMMONS , ames
"Cincinnati, Ohio, 2-16-1857-[he €ase of James Sammons,
found guilty of murder in the first degree, ten years
ago, for poisoning his father's family two of whom
died, has been disposed of by the Supreme Court and the
prisoner ordered to be hung on April ), 1857."
RICHMOND ENQUIRER, Feb. 19, 1857 (2-7).

SAMMONS, James

Wcincinnabt, hie, Pearse, Re Gee Bae, Sammons,

found guilty of murder in the first degree, ten years

ago, for poisoning his father's family two of whom

ae has been disposed of by the ake Court and the
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ner ordered to be hung on April hy
RICHMOND ENQUIRER, Feb. 19, 1857 (2-7).

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