Philip Jansen, NY, 1788 May 30

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brought*to bar for judgement." All were hanged on May

HISTORY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY, NW YORK by Bllis, PP 61-62
NY - B&M KACERPTS,

brought*to bar for judgement." All were hanged on May
30, 1788.

HISTORY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY, NEW YORK by Bllis, PP 61-62
NY - BeM BACERPTS.

r judgement," All were hanged on May

TORY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY, NEW YORK by Ellis, PP 61-62

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KRELENBERGH, Jacobus y ganse, Philip and DAVIS, John

"Jacobus Krelenbergh, Philip Janeen and John Davis were
convicted of horse stealing and condemned to hang Appil
2, 1788. Execution was on May 30th of that yearseoe"

Letter, dated April, 1977, from Je Parchuck, Librarian,
Hudson Area Library, Hudson, Ne Ye, 12534, quoting as
source: HISTORY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY by Ellis, published
1878,..pages 61, 62 and 63

",.,d0hn Davis was coniveted of horse-stealing by a jury
from Westchester Co, Jacobus Krelenbergh was tried by a

Columbia Co, jury. .«,Philip Jansen for a similar theft

the verdict of the jury being 'not guilty as to stealing
a gelding of @ black color, but guilty of stealing one of
a bay color,',..0On the 2nd of ADT UGS CA ane

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KRELENBERGH, Jacobus, sanseX, Pes and DAVIS, John

"Jacobus Krelenbergh, Philip Janeen and John Davis were
convicted of horse stealing and condemned to hang Appil
2, 1788. Execution was on May 30th of that yearsese"

letser, dated April, 1977, from J. Parchuck, Librarian,
Hudson Area Library, Hudson, Ne Ye, 12534, quoting as
source: HISTORY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY by Ellis, published
1878...pages 61, 62 and 63

",.,John Davis was coniveted of horse-stealing by a jury
from Westchester Co, Jacobus Krelenbergh was tried by a

Columbia Co, jury, «,Philiy imi

Ws vest p Jansen for a similar theft
the verdict of the jury being 'not guilty as to eeceline
a gelding of a black color, but guilty of stealing one of
a bay color,',..,0n the 2nd of April USB ae Cal aera

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KRELENBERGH, Jacobus, JANSEN, ‘and DAVIS, John

"Jacobus Krelenbergh, Philip Janeen and John Davis were
convicted of horse stealing and condenned to hang Appi
2, 1788. Execution was on May 30th of that years.

Letter, dated a sort aes from J. Parchuck, Librarian,
Hudson Area Library, Hudson, Ne Ys, 1253), quoting as

source: HISIGRY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY by Ellis, published
1878,..pages 61, 62 and 6:

~Jobn Davis vas contveted of horse-stealing ty 3 jury

ter Co, Jacobus Krelenbergh was tris a

 durye esPhilip Jangen for a simile

jury b t guilt
Iding of a black ‘olor, but guilty

a bay color,',,,0n the 2nd of April 1788,

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