Thomas Porter, PA, 1770 July 7

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PORTER, Thomas

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"Thomas Porter, condemned at Reading, Berks
Co., Pack on Mey 1h, 91770. for burglary and
executed on July 7, 1770. Actual name was
‘Porter! whereas teeters gives it as 'Proctor!
He is described as a 'laborour! and robbed
the house of one William’ Neal on 7-25-1769."
Ltr. dtde April 18, 1989, from Daniel A,
Hearn, Monroe, OT, and citing Record Group #
33, Box one, number one, at Pennsylvania State

Archi é
ane Scaffold & Chair by Teeters, page OT.

PORTER, Thomas

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"Thomas Porter, condemned at Reading, Berks
Co., Pa.§ on May 14, 1770 for burglary and
executed on July 7, 1770. Actual name was
tPorter' whereas leeters gives it as ‘Proctor!
He is described as a 'laborour'’ and robbed
the house of one William’ Neal on 7-25-1769."
Ltr, dtd. April 18, 1989, from Daniel A.
Hearn, Monroe, CT, and citing Record Group #
33, Box one, number one, at Pennsylvania State

Archives.
See Scafrold & Chair by Teeters, page B/G

PORTER, Thomas

"Thomas Porter, condemned at Reading, Berks
Co., Pa. on May 1h, 1770 for burglary and
executed on July 7, 1770. Actual name was
‘Porter! whereas Teeters gives it as 'Proctor!
He is described as a ‘laborour' and robbed

the house of one, William Neal on 7-25-1769."
Ltr, dtd. April 18, 1989, from Daniel A,
Hearn, Monroe, CT, and citing Record Group #
33, Box one, humber one, at Pennsylvania State

Archives.
See Scaffold % Chair by Teeters, page 57.

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