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In the town museum.A heavy waterpowered forge hammer. It was used to produce sickles.
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In the town museum.A heavy waterpowered forge hammer. It was used to produce sickles.
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Deputy Sheriff Ebenezer Parker (d. 1/11/1808)
Name & Rank: Deputy Sheriff Ebenezer Parker, Cumberland County Sheriff's OfficeÂ
State: Maine
Cause of Death:Â Assault
Date of Incident:Â Monday, January 11, 1808
Weapon Used:Â Blunt object; Hammer
Suspect Info:Â Executed in 1808
Deputy Parker succumbed to injuries sustained one week earlier when he was beaten over the head with a forge hammer while attempting to serve a warrant. Deputy Parker had located the man, wanted for failing to pay a debt, in Saccarappa. When Deputy Parker entered the blacksmith shop he was attacked by the suspect and beaten. The suspect was convicted of Deputy Parker's murder and hanged in July 1808.
[Source: The Officer Down Memorial Page]