Additional from Tom Ledoux, vermontcivilwar.org: This is a CW Navy veteran, enlisted in Boston, 9 Jan 1864 as a Landsman, served on USS Ohio and USS Iosco. Died 4/10/1879.
Suggested edit: The Southern Standard, Arkadelphia, Arkansas. April 19, 1879, Saturday. Page 1:
John P. Phair was hanged at Windsor, Vt., on the 10th, for the murder of Miss Anna Freize, the keeper of a house of ill repute, in June 1874. The evidence against Phair was largely circumstantial, and he died protesting his innocence. He had been once reprieved, the time of his execution being originally set for April 6, 1877.
Contributor: AH (46872656)
Additional from Tom Ledoux, vermontcivilwar.org: This is a CW Navy veteran, enlisted in Boston, 9 Jan 1864 as a Landsman, served on USS Ohio and USS Iosco. Died 4/10/1879.
Suggested edit: The Southern Standard, Arkadelphia, Arkansas. April 19, 1879, Saturday. Page 1:
John P. Phair was hanged at Windsor, Vt., on the 10th, for the murder of Miss Anna Freize, the keeper of a house of ill repute, in June 1874. The evidence against Phair was largely circumstantial, and he died protesting his innocence. He had been once reprieved, the time of his execution being originally set for April 6, 1877.
Contributor: AH (46872656)
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![Edward Phair]()
Edward Phair
1806–1873
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![Mary Phair]()
Mary Jane Preston Phair
1810–1888
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![Henry Phair]()
Henry William Phair
1837–1898
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Mary A Phair Holden
1850–1915
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