Davie County NcArchives News.....J.F. Boger Takes Off 1882
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Carolyn Shank carolynshank@msn.com and J.F. Boger  June 20, 2007, 11:06 am

The Landmark 1882
From The Landmark of Stateville, N.C.
 
Sept. 8, 1882
 
The Times says that on Tuesday, Aug. 22nd J. F. BOGER of Davie hitched his 
mule to his wagon under pretense of going to the Mill, and before starting 
sent his wife to the spring for a drink of water. While she was gone he 
gathered up his clothes and those of his eldest child, a girl of six years, 
and thrusting them and a piece of bacon in the wagon, drove off to the house 
of CHALMERS MCCLAMMER, where lived EMILY JANE SEAFFRET, with her illegitimate 
child. MR. MCCLAMMER'S family was from hone, and packing the woman and her 
child in the wagon BOYER made off, and has not been heard of. He is believed 
to have gone to Ashe, Buncombe or Henderson. The Times says that since he left 
evidence has been procured that shows him to have been a counterfeiter. 
 
BOGER is described as short and thick set, black hair and eyes about five feet 
five inches high and 30 years of age.


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