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Storehouse Robbery
Spotsylvania Co.
8-2-1754

Slave of William Fllis. Valuation £60.
Condemned for breaking into Larkin Chew's
smokehouse and stealing therefrom meats
to the value of 30 shillings.

Spotsylvania County Order Book 1749-1755
pages 463-464. See also page 485 for cert-
ification of compensation voucher.

Negro Tom

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1754

Storehouse Robbery
Spotsylvania Co.
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Slave of William Ellis. Valuation X60.
Condemned for breaking into Larkin Chew's
smokehouse and stealing therefrom meats
to the value of 30 shillings.

Spotsylvania County Order Book 1749-1755
pages 463-464. See also page 485 for cert-
ification of compensation voucher.

Negro Tom

Offence: Storehouse Robbery
Locatioi Spotsylvania Co.
Ex Date: 8-2-1754

Details: Slave of William Ellis. Valuation X60.
Condemned for breaking into Larkin Chew's
smokehouse and stealing therefrom meats
to the value of 30 shillings.

Source: Spotsylvania County Order Book 1749-1755
pages 463-464. See also page 485 for cert-
ification of compensation voucher.

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