Lucy A Mitchell killed Minnie M McBride with an axe.
Lucy was born about Jan 1865, daughter of Ignatius Franklin Mitchell of Union Hall VA. According to a news paper article, Lucy Mitchell was staying with Joseph and Sallie Fan Crum as was Minnie. (I, J E Brooks, knew Miss McBride's sister, Gracie (McBride) Perdue, as they lived close to our family.) Lucy Mitchell was disarranged according to neighbors. Please see accompning news paper articles.
The Joseph Crum home was back of Old Salem School near Union Hall, VA. According to neighbors, the axe was found under the old Joe Crum home when it was torn down.
1880 Census, Union Hall, VA, line 40, house 48, family 48: Lucy Mitchel, female, age 14, born VA about 1866, daughter of Ignatius F Mitchel, single, no occupation, can't read, can't write, does not attend school
1900 Census Franklin County VA, Snow Creek District; line 4, house 105, family 107: Lucy A Mitchell, daughter of Franklin Mitchell, White, Female, born Jan 1865, age 35, Single, no occupation listed, can't read, can't write, can speak English
1910 Census, Richmond Henry Ward, Richmond (Independent City), Virginia, line 86; Lucy A Mitchell, age 41, single, born VA about 1869, Prisoner, occupation Plaster in Shoe Factory, single, female, can't read, can't write.
Lucy Mitchell death certificate: Died of TB in Virginia State Penitentiary, Richmond City, Henrico County, Virginia 12 July 1913 at 7:10 PM after a stay of 4 years, 4 months, 9 days. A single, white, female.
Lucy was probably buried by the State of Virginia somewhere around Richmond, VA.
Minnie is buried at Old Bethel Church Cemetery, q.v. Find-A-Grave #71842968.
This was a very tragic event.
Lucy was born about Jan 1865, daughter of Ignatius Franklin Mitchell of Union Hall VA. According to a news paper article, Lucy Mitchell was staying with Joseph and Sallie Fan Crum as was Minnie. (I, J E Brooks, knew Miss McBride's sister, Gracie (McBride) Perdue, as they lived close to our family.) Lucy Mitchell was disarranged according to neighbors. Please see accompning news paper articles.
The Joseph Crum home was back of Old Salem School near Union Hall, VA. According to neighbors, the axe was found under the old Joe Crum home when it was torn down.
1880 Census, Union Hall, VA, line 40, house 48, family 48: Lucy Mitchel, female, age 14, born VA about 1866, daughter of Ignatius F Mitchel, single, no occupation, can't read, can't write, does not attend school
1900 Census Franklin County VA, Snow Creek District; line 4, house 105, family 107: Lucy A Mitchell, daughter of Franklin Mitchell, White, Female, born Jan 1865, age 35, Single, no occupation listed, can't read, can't write, can speak English
1910 Census, Richmond Henry Ward, Richmond (Independent City), Virginia, line 86; Lucy A Mitchell, age 41, single, born VA about 1869, Prisoner, occupation Plaster in Shoe Factory, single, female, can't read, can't write.
Lucy Mitchell death certificate: Died of TB in Virginia State Penitentiary, Richmond City, Henrico County, Virginia 12 July 1913 at 7:10 PM after a stay of 4 years, 4 months, 9 days. A single, white, female.
Lucy was probably buried by the State of Virginia somewhere around Richmond, VA.
Minnie is buried at Old Bethel Church Cemetery, q.v. Find-A-Grave #71842968.
This was a very tragic event.
Lucy A Mitchell killed Minnie M McBride with an axe.
Lucy was born about Jan 1865, daughter of Ignatius Franklin Mitchell of Union Hall VA. According to a news paper article, Lucy Mitchell was staying with Joseph and Sallie Fan Crum as was Minnie. (I, J E Brooks, knew Miss McBride's sister, Gracie (McBride) Perdue, as they lived close to our family.) Lucy Mitchell was disarranged according to neighbors. Please see accompning news paper articles.
The Joseph Crum home was back of Old Salem School near Union Hall, VA. According to neighbors, the axe was found under the old Joe Crum home when it was torn down.
1880 Census, Union Hall, VA, line 40, house 48, family 48: Lucy Mitchel, female, age 14, born VA about 1866, daughter of Ignatius F Mitchel, single, no occupation, can't read, can't write, does not attend school
1900 Census Franklin County VA, Snow Creek District; line 4, house 105, family 107: Lucy A Mitchell, daughter of Franklin Mitchell, White, Female, born Jan 1865, age 35, Single, no occupation listed, can't read, can't write, can speak English
1910 Census, Richmond Henry Ward, Richmond (Independent City), Virginia, line 86; Lucy A Mitchell, age 41, single, born VA about 1869, Prisoner, occupation Plaster in Shoe Factory, single, female, can't read, can't write.
Lucy Mitchell death certificate: Died of TB in Virginia State Penitentiary, Richmond City, Henrico County, Virginia 12 July 1913 at 7:10 PM after a stay of 4 years, 4 months, 9 days. A single, white, female.
Lucy was probably buried by the State of Virginia somewhere around Richmond, VA.
Minnie is buried at Old Bethel Church Cemetery, q.v. Find-A-Grave #71842968.
This was a very tragic event.
Lucy was born about Jan 1865, daughter of Ignatius Franklin Mitchell of Union Hall VA. According to a news paper article, Lucy Mitchell was staying with Joseph and Sallie Fan Crum as was Minnie. (I, J E Brooks, knew Miss McBride's sister, Gracie (McBride) Perdue, as they lived close to our family.) Lucy Mitchell was disarranged according to neighbors. Please see accompning news paper articles.
The Joseph Crum home was back of Old Salem School near Union Hall, VA. According to neighbors, the axe was found under the old Joe Crum home when it was torn down.
1880 Census, Union Hall, VA, line 40, house 48, family 48: Lucy Mitchel, female, age 14, born VA about 1866, daughter of Ignatius F Mitchel, single, no occupation, can't read, can't write, does not attend school
1900 Census Franklin County VA, Snow Creek District; line 4, house 105, family 107: Lucy A Mitchell, daughter of Franklin Mitchell, White, Female, born Jan 1865, age 35, Single, no occupation listed, can't read, can't write, can speak English
1910 Census, Richmond Henry Ward, Richmond (Independent City), Virginia, line 86; Lucy A Mitchell, age 41, single, born VA about 1869, Prisoner, occupation Plaster in Shoe Factory, single, female, can't read, can't write.
Lucy Mitchell death certificate: Died of TB in Virginia State Penitentiary, Richmond City, Henrico County, Virginia 12 July 1913 at 7:10 PM after a stay of 4 years, 4 months, 9 days. A single, white, female.
Lucy was probably buried by the State of Virginia somewhere around Richmond, VA.
Minnie is buried at Old Bethel Church Cemetery, q.v. Find-A-Grave #71842968.
This was a very tragic event.
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