Spy Kenney execution and a widow granted pension
The article recounts a northern spy named Kenney hanged at Tallahoma on February 13 1863 and a pension granted to his elderly widow in Dwight. Alexander Kenney and his brother travel to Tennessee to learn more and hear a local survivor recall the hanging before a fresh riverbank search uncovers two skeletal leg bones of the executed man. The tale mixes recollections from residents and a railway worker who witnessed the hanging as a boy.
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Too Much to Ask and the Bible on Forgiveness
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