John Butler, MD, 1722

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John Butler LBZ

Offence: Murder

Location: Annapolis

Result: Hanged Oct. 1722 (exact date unknown)
Detainlich: Butler was a resident of Prince Geor-

ge's County. On 5-7-22 he killed a
woman named Catherine Pine at Resurrection Hundred
in St. Mary's Co. by bashing her over the head with
a hoe. Pleaded guilty.

Source: Judgement Record of the Provincial Ct.
Vol. 20 pages 24-25

John Butler

Offence:
Location:
Result:

Details:

W722.

Murder
Annapolis
Hanged Oct. 1722 (exact date unknown)

Butler was a resident of Prince Geor-
ge's County. On 5-/-22 he killed a

woman named Catherine Pine at Resurrection Hundred
in St. Mary's Co. by bashing her over the head with
a hoe. Pleaded guilty.

Source:

Judgement Record of the Provincial Ct.
Vol. 20 pages 24-25

John Butler

Annapolis
Result: Hanged Oct. 1722 (exact date unknown)

Details: Butler was a resident of Prince Geor-

ge's County. On 5-7-22 he killed a
woman named Catherine Pine at Resurrection Hundred
in St. Mary's Co. by bashing her over the head with
a hoe. Pleaded guilty.

Source: Judgement Record of the Provincial Ct.
Vol. 20 pages 24-25



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