BAM, Slave Boe emma Lo,
King and yueen County, Va., Court of Oyer and
Zerminer, March 20, 1797, Sam the property of
James Laughlin convicted of a murder committed
in Parish of Saint Stephens. On March 13, 1797,
he had killed Elizabeth Laughlin. *+he weapon
was a grubbing hoe, made of iron with a Wooden
handle, He hit her on the head and killed her,
but continued striking her. Valued at $400 and
sentenced to be hanged on April 22,1797. Dep.
Sh. West attested the execution on that date,
Archives of Virginia, A uditor's Records, Item
1s, Box 1, L797 env, :
SAM, Slave April 2énd, 1797
King and qwueen County, Va., Court of Oyer and
Terminer, March 20, 1797, Sam the property of
James Laughlin convicted of a murder committed
in Parish of Saint Stephens. On March 13, 1797,
he had killed Elizabeth Laughlin. +he weapon
was a grubbing hoe, made of iron with a Wooden
handle. He hit her on the head and killed her,
but continued striking her, Valued at $300 and
sentenced to be hanged on April 22,1797. Dep.
Sh. West attested the execution on that date,
Archives of Virginia, A uditor's Records, Item
15S, DOx 1, LTO env. -
MM, Slave April 22nd, 1797
King and yueen County, Va., Court of Oyer and
Terminer, March 20, 1797, Sam the property of
James Laughlin convicted of a murder committed
in Parish of Saint Stephens, On March 13, 1797,
he had killed Elizabeth Laughlin, ‘he weapon
was a grubbing hoe, made of iron with a Wooden
handle, He hit her on the head and killed her,
but continued striking her, Valued at $300 and
sentenced to be hanged on April 22,1797. Dep.
Sh. West attested the execution on that date,
Archives of Virginia, A uditor's Records, Item
153, Box 1, 1797 env.
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