John Jolliffe (lawyer)

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Batavia Cincinnati Washington D.C.

Democratic Judge Jacob Flinn^[2] of the Cincinnati Criminal Court^[3] who handled Henrietta Wood's case assaulted him. "Flinn-Jolliffe Affair"

Attacked by mob in Covington?

He ran for office. Lost to J. D. Morris

Coal oil speculator

wiki.wcaleb.rice.edu/John%20Jolliffe (not a Wikipedia suitable/ reliable source

References[edit]

↑ "John Jolliffe death notice. 1868". The News-Herald. 30 April 1868. p. 1.
↑ "Introduction to Fugitive Slave Cases".
↑ "Article - Flinn Jacob v Joliffe John the Ohio Star 21 Sept 1853". The Ohio Star. 21 September 1853. p. 2.

External links[edit]

Findagrave entry

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[1] "John Jolliffe death notice. 1868". The News-Herald. 30 April 1868. p. 1.

[2] "Introduction to Fugitive Slave Cases".

[3] "Article - Flinn Jacob v Joliffe John the Ohio Star 21 Sept 1853". The Ohio Star. 21 September 1853. p. 2.

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