Lot Sulfey, PA, 1783 February 15

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"On Saturday morning the criminals mentioned in ©
our last were carried to the gallows on the |
Commons near this city where Stackhouse, Norich —
and Lot Sulfey were executed, pursuant to their
gentence. A thiréy day respite came for Luz
Sulfey and John Dorset." PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Feb. 19, 1783

PENNSYLVANIA PACKET of 2-15-1783 gives name
of victim owner of house as William Ball,

"On Saturday morning the criminals mentioned in
our last were carried to the gallows on the
Commons near this city where Stackhouse, Norich
and Lot Sulfey were executed, pursuant to their
sentence. A thirfy day respite came for Luz
Sulfey and John Dorset." PENNSYLVANIA ee
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Feb. 19, 1783

PENNSYLVANIA PACKET of 2-15-1783 gives name
of victim owner of house as William Ball.

"On Saturday morning the criminals mentioned in
our last were carried to the gallows on the
Commons near this city where Stackhouse, Norich
and Lot Sulfey were executed, pursuant to their
sentence. A thiréy day respite came for Luz
Sulfey and John Dorset." PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Feb, 19, 1763

PENNSYLVANIA PACKET of 2-15-1783 gives name
of victim owner of house as Willism Ball,

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FREEMAN, Samuel Toe STACKHOUSE, Kemble, and SUZBY, Lot

Freeman (alias Nurich), Stackhouse and Suzby all hanged
at Philadelphia on Febe 15, 1783. Crime not stated.
Co-defendants Luz Suzby and John Dorset pardoned. See
PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE, Philadelphia, 2-19-1783.

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SCAFFOLD AND CHAIR by Teeters. Page 50

"Philadelphia, Feb. 15, 1788: We are informed that the
criminals under sentence of death for the robbery of the
house of William Bush, Esq., will be executed this

morninge” NEW YORK WEEKLY MERCURY, New Dike: New Yorky
Feburary 24, 1783. bi’
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FREEMAN, Samuel John, STACKHOUSE, Kemble, and SUZBY, Lot

Freeman (alias Nurich), Stackhouse and Suzby all hanged
at Philadelphia on Feb. 15, 1783. Crime not stated.
Co-defendants Luz Suzby and John Dorset pardoned. See
PENNSYLVANIA ea tes sire or oe 2=19=17836

SCAFFOLD AND CHAIR Eby, Testers: Page 50

"Philadelphia, Febs 15, 1783: We are informed that the
criminals under sentence of death for the robbery of the
house of William Bushs Esqe, will be executed this

mornings" NEW He WEEKLY MERCURY, New Yorky New Yorky

Feburary 24, 1783 by sy/

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FREEMAN, Samuel John, STACKHOUSE, Kemble, and SUZBY, Lot

eman (alias Nurich), Stackhouse and Suzby all hanged
at Philadelphia on Feb. 15, 1783. Crime not stated.
Comdefendants Luz Suzby and John Dorset pardoned. See
PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE, Philadelphia, 2~19-1783.

SCAFFOLD AND CHAIR by Teeters. Page 50

"philadelphia, Feb. 15, 1785: We are informed that the
criminals under sentence of death for the robbery of the
house of William Bush, Esq.» will be executed this

morning." NEW YORK WEEKLY MERCURY, New York, New York,

Feburary 24, 1783.

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