addition to being compensated for the judicial loss of
his own slave.
Source: Middlesex County Order Book (1772-1782) pages
419-421 and page 431.
addition to being compensated for the judicial loss of
his own slave.
Source: Middlesex County Order Book (1772-1782) pages
419-421 and page 431.
addition to being compensated for the judicial loss of
his own slave.
Source: Middlesex County Order Book (1772-1782) pages
419-421 and page 431.
Negro Garvin October 27th Ne)
Negro Charles :
Offence: Burglary
Location: Middlesex Co.
Ex Datel: 10-27-1775
Details; Garvin was the slave of Sherrif Maurice
Smith. Charles was the slave of Mr. Thomas
Todd of Gloucester County. They were both condemned for
breaking into the house of Ann Michelbrough on 7-13-75
and feloniously stealing therefrom. Their valuations
were set at A100 apiece. Sherrif Smith was allowed 500
pounds of tobacco for performing the double hanging in
Negro Garvin October 27th Li75
Negro Charles 4
Offence: Burglary
Location: Middlesex Co.
Ex Date: 10-27-1775
Details: Garvin was the slave of Sherrif Maurice
Smith. Charles was the slave of Mr. Thomas
Todd of Gloucester County. They were both condemned for
breaking into the house of Ann Michelbrough on 7-13-75
and feloniously stealing therefrom. Their valuations
were set at X100 apiece. Sherrif Smith was allowed 500
pounds of tobacco for performing the double hanging in
Negro Garvin October 27th,
Negro Charles
Offence: Burglary
Middlesex Co.
10-27-1775
Location:
Ex Date:
Garvin was the slave of Sherrif Maurice
Details:
Smith. Charles was the slave of Mr. Thomas
[odd of Gloucester County. They were both condemned for
breaking into the house of Ann Michelbrough on 7-13-75
and feloniously stealing therefrom. Their valuations
were set at X100 apiece. Sherrif Smith was allowed 500
pounds of tobacco for performing the double hanging in
