James Wiley, DE, 1800

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James Wiley 1800

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Wiley was a resident of Lewes in Rehoboth Hundred. On
12-6-1799 he shot to death one Theodore Wilson and
was sentenced to death for it the following March at
the Sussex County Assizes.

Source: Origional Minutes of the Sussex County Court
of Oyer & Terminer. Delaware State Archives.

James Wiley

1800

(need confirmation)

Wiley was a resident of Lewes in Rehoboth Hundred. On
12-6-1799 he shot to death one Theodore Wilson and
was sentenced to death for it the following March at

the Sussex County Assizes.

Source: Origional Minutes of the Sussex County Court

of Oyer & Terminer. Delaware State Archives.
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James Wile: 1800

(need confirmation)

Wiley was a resident of Lewes in Rehoboth Hundred. On
12-6-1799 he shot to death one Theodore Wilson and
was sentenced to death for it the following March at
the Sussex County Assizes.

Source: Origional Minutes of the Sussex County Court
of Oyer & Tap miner. Delaware Sta ‘ives.

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