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Lancaster County, Va., August 24, 1795, Ned, a
slave belonging to the estate of John Diggs and
valued at 60 lbs was convicted of murdering

Richard Davis. Me was hanged on Sept. 25, 1795.
Dep. Sh. Richard Davis attested,

Auditor's Records, Stat@ A rchives, Box 1, Item
153, 1796 envelope.

NED, £612

Lancaster County, Va., August 24, 1795, Ned, a
slave belonging to the estate of John Diggs and
valued at 60 lbs was convicted of murdering
Richard Davis. He was hanged on Sept. 25, 1795.
Dep. Sh. Richard Davis attested,

Auditor's Records, State A rchives, Box 1, Item
153, 1796 envelope.

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slave belonging to the estate of John Diggs and
valued at 60 lbs was convicted of murdering
Richard Davis, He was hanged on Sept. 25, 1795,
Dep, Sh. Richard Davis attested,

Auditor's Records, Stat@ A rchives, Box 1, Item

153, 1796 envelope.

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