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SNELL AND CLAUNCH, COWMEN

Claunch and Snell were partners, had a reasonable bunch of cattle. He had supposed they were always good friends, but Will Claunch, the son, had just a few years before said he had thought Snell had caused some way the killing of Adamson, their relative. That shooting happened down on present Bell Avenue when Adamson went to Grandma Pierson’s at the log house, to get some water.

(See the "Case of Adam Witcher" in which there is recited the auction of the Witcher effects, at which Patrick Adamson bid off a well pulley wheel. Evidently he did not get to use it. Dock _ippie , who still lives here was telling me that his mother’s father was digging a well, the kind they had in those days. Became asphyxiated, and was taken to the Bell residence - a log house down the street. Understood this was just across the street from here, where the old Ford Building is [207 S. Bell]. And am inclined to think this was where Adamson was fixing up a home.

Chapman was about thirty, and just vaguely recalled. Mr. Williams described him well enough to his brother John Mark that the latter remembered him.

Hendricks and Snell were not in the same (vigilance) group. Former leaned toward the Gentry faction, I believe he said. We did not know why they had it in for Snell.

WILLIAM SNELL

BACK TO THE SNELL STORY

THE DAY SNELL WAS KILLED

MORE ABOUT MR. SNELL

MR. WILLIAM SNELL

WILLIAM SNELL, AGAIN

THE SNELL CASE

MR. SNELL, A GOOD MAN

WILLIAM SNELL, AGAIN

THE ASSASSINATION OF MR SNELL

AFTER THE ASSASSINATION OF MR. SNELL

ASA LANGFORD

CROCKETT HENDRIX

CROCKETT HENDRIX

GEORGE W. WHITE

ALEXANDER PERRY WHITE

 TOMBSTONES OF WILLIAM M. SNELL

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CHESLEY'S  HAMILTON COUNTY INTERVIEWS

BY

HERVEY EDGAR CHESLEY, JR.

Born: 21 November, 1894

Died: 17 July, 1979

 

 

 
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