Esquisses historiques et de réminiscences de comté de Madison, Indiana . L'âge, le wasrefused licence par le greffier de la Cour, et Landry retourné toRemsbergs residence le matin suivant pour obtenir une personne permettent de l'affidavit. En arrivant à Remsbergs insteadof place, trouver son épouse attend dans la vie et de la santé, il a été horri-fied à voir son cadavre. Sa vie avait été prise par thehand de son père. Sur le dav avant ce eventWilliamson avait été à Munc e et avait acheté une knifewith où il a commis le crime. De Muncie William- 984 HISTOIRE DU COMTÉ DE MADISON, INDIANA. fils allait à Remsbe

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Historical sketches and reminiscences of Madison County, Indiana . age, the license wasrefused by the Clerk of the Court, and Landry returned toRemsbergs residence the next morning to get some person tomake the affidavit. On reaching Remsbergs place, insteadof finding his expected bride in life and health, he was horri-fied to behold her corpse. Her life had been taken by thehand of her father. On the dav previous to this eventWilliamson had been to Munc e and had purchased a knifewith which he committed the crime. From Muncie William- 984 HISTORY OF MADISON COUNTY, INDIANA. son went to Remsbergs in the evening, wiiere he remained allnight. During the evening he made supreme efforts to inducehis daughter not to marry Landry, but she was firm in herpurpose. Williamson became angry and boisterous. Rems-berg told him he must He-i^t in his course or leave the house.The next morning AVilliamson and Remsberg arose at thesame time, and ;ifter building a fire Remsberg left the houseand went to feeding his stock, while Mrs. Remsberg was pre-paring breakfast.. ., Ll:-sA J. W ll.l.lAM^i iN. ^illiamson went to the room where his daughter wassleeping and seated himself on the side of her bed, resumedconversation with her about the marriage. He asked her ifshe was still determined to marry Landrv. Yes, said she, if I have to wade in blood to niv knees. At this William-son drew a knife from his pocket and stabbed her twice, oncein the arm and once in the throat, severing the jugular veinand wind-pipe, from the effects of which she died. Williamson then ran out into the yarti and shot himselftwice, once in the throat and once in the center of the fore- HISTORY OF MADISON COUNTY, INDIANA. 985 head. The ^vounds he inflicted upon himself were not at firstbelieved to be fatal. The bullet had entered his forehead, glanced, and was extracted from the top of his head, havingpassed between the skin and the skull. The Coroner of Mad-ison county was called and an inquest over Miss Williamsonsr

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