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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 29. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Memoir of Jane Claudia Johnson. (search)
sumed names, led by a man calling himself Sanford Conover, but whose true name was Dunham. Holt conducted a long correspondence with Conover, in which his correspondent proved himself a very shrewd, which was not confined to letters, was that Conover (the Titus Oates of the epoch), was paid handimself and his witnesses. Every now and then Conover would turn up with a new witness, who would aroved, and the report states, that— Sanford Conover—his true name is Dunham; lawyer by profesrue name of one is Dunham, who is the wife of Conover, the name of the other is Mrs. Charles Smythe; she is the sister or sister-in-law of Conover, and lives at Cold Spring, Long Island; her husbandcunningly devised, diabolical fabrications of Conover, verified by his suborned and perjured accompto the thought, it is noteworthy. This man Conover, after he was arrested, stated to Colonel Turatisfied that if money had not been furnished Conover he and his pals would never have testified, h[2 more...]<
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 29. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), The trials and trial of Jefferson Davis. (search)
sumed names, led by a man calling himself Sanford Conover, but whose true name was Dunham. Holt conducted a long correspondence with Conover, in which his correspondent proved himself a very shrewd, which was not confined to letters, was that Conover (the Titus Oates of the epoch), was paid handimself and his witnesses. Every now and then Conover would turn up with a new witness, who would ae same whose depositions Holt had secured—Sanford Conover, John H. Patten, Joseph Snevel, Farnum B.rue name of one is Dunham, who is the wife of Conover, the name of the other is Mrs. Charles Smythe; she is the sister or sister-in-law of Conover, and lives at Cold Spring, Long Island; her husbandut all his correspondence and interviews with Conover and the other conspirators, and, after withdrto the thought, it is noteworthy. This man Conover, after he was arrested, stated to Colonel Turatisfied that if money had not been furnished Conover he and his pals would never have testified, h[2 more...]