Tony, MD, 1761 October 23

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TONY LO 255/06 /
"RE NEGRO TONY, 32 Md. Arch 17, Octeber 1761.
‘Conviction of Negro Tony..Slave..for feloni«
ously breaking and entering the Store House..
and stealing..Ordered Dead Warrant." JUDICIAL

CASEM CONCERNING SLAVERY, By Catterall, Vol. I¥
page l2.

From Hearn: Executed, Prince George's County,on
10-23-1761; Slave of Thomas Sandsbury; Hobbed

the storehouse of James Russell. Cites
MINUTES OF GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL, 10-1)-1761,

TONY (O-23-/%6 /
"RE NEGRO TONY, 32 Md. Arch 17, Octeber 1761.
"Conviction of Negro Tony..Slave..for felonie
ously breaking and entering the Store House..
and stealing..Ordered Dead Warrant." JUDICIAL
CASEW CONCERNING SLAVERY, By Catterall, Vol. I¥
page h2.

From Hearn: Executed, Prince George's County,on
10-23-1761; Slave of Thomas Sandstury; Robbed
the storehouse of James Russell. Cites

MINUTES OF GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL, 10-1),-1761.

TONY (0 -23-/76 /
"RE NEGRO TONY, 32 Md. Arch 17, October 1761,
‘Conviction of Negro Tony..Slave..for feloni=
ously breaking and entering the Store House..
and stealing, Ordered Dead Warrant,” JUDICIAL
CASES CONCERNING SLAVERY, By Catterall, Vol. I¥|

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