John Turner, NY, 1754 June

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TURNER, John

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Albany, N¥::We hear from Albany that at the
Supreme Court and General Gaol Delivery held
there the llth instant John T urner was arraign-
ed at the bar for the murder of James McNeal on
the 3rd of October last in the woods near XX
Albany, (as mentioned in no. 63 of this paper),
when he pleaded guilty and received sentence
of death accordingly; and we hear that last
Thursday (June 20) was the day appointed for
his PaO IO NEW YORK MERCURY, New York, NY,
June 24, 1754...

TURNER, John

(Not confirmed, )

“Albany, N¥::We. hear from Albany that at the
Supreme Court and General Gaol Delivery held
there the llth instant John T urner was arraign-
ed at the bar for the murder of James McNeal on
the 3rd of October last in the woods near AX
Albany, (as mentioned in no. 63 of this paper),
when he pleaded guilty and received sentence

of death accordingly; and we hear that last
Thursday (June 20) was the day appointed for
his execution." NEW YORK MERCURY, New York, NY,
dune 24, 1754.

TURNER, Jo.

(Not contieacar )
; , N¥:.We hear from Albany that at the
Supreme Court and General Gaol Delivery held
there the llth instant John T urner was arraign-|
ed at the bar for the murder of James McNeal on
the 3rd of October last in the woods near xX
Albany, (as mentioned in no, 63 of this paper),
when he pleaded guilty and received sentence

of death accordingly; and we hear that last
Thursday (June 20) was the day appointed for
his execution," NEW YORK MERCURY, New York, NY,
dune 24, 1754.



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