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JACK (HARRY)

Frederick County, Vae, trial June 12, 1806. Jack, the
property of James Hathaway was convicted of the murder

of James Slocum, valued at $00 and ordered to be hanged
on July 18, 1806, The sheriff attested the execution and
payment to Hathaway was made on 9-17-1806,

Archives of Virginia, Auditor's Records, Box 5, Item 153,

Envelope 1806
According to Executive Papers of Gov., ecoentainin
riginal case file, his name was Harry and the sur-
name wf victim was "Stewart", Harry confessed

to robbery-murder to steal a day's gristmill
receipts.

JACK (HARRY)

Frederick County, Vas, trial June 12, 1806. Jack, the
property of James Hathaway was convicted of the murder
of James Slocum, valued at $00 and ordered to be hanged
on July 18, 1806. The sheriff attested the execution and
payment to Hathaway was made on 9-17-1806,

Archives of Virginia, Auditor's Records, Box 5, Item 153,

Envelope 1806

According to Executive Papers of Gov., coentainin
riginal case file, his name was Harry and the sur-
name wf victim was "Stewart", Harry confessed

to robbery-murder to steal a day's gristmill
receipts.

JACK (MARRY)

Frederick County, Vae, trial June 12, 1806, Jack, the
property of James Hathavay was convicted of the murder

of James Slocum, valued at #100 and ordered to be hanged
on July 18, 1806, The sheriff attested the execution and
payment to Hathaway was made on 9-17-1806,

Archives of Virginia, Auditor's Records, Box 5, Item 153,
Envelope 1806
According to Executive Papers of Gov., containii
riginal case file, his name was Harry and the sur-|
name wf victim was "Stewart". Harry confessed
to robbery-murder to steal a day's gristmill
receipts.

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