Index Card Summary of Execution(s), Undated

See Judicial Cases Concerning Slavery by Catta-
rall, Volume , page 34, my library. Citying
28 Maryland Archives 155, February 1739 |

From Hearn: Death Warrants issued, by Gov. in
Council on 2-1):-1739; Jones't given named was

Ralph and Jack was the slave of John Norris;
to COMMISSION RECORD OF THE GOVERNOR

Accordin :
& COUNCIL, 1726-1786, page 251, they were exe=
cuted at Annapolis on Feh, 23, 1739.

gee Judicial Cases Concerning Slavery by Catta-
rall, Volume , page 34, my library. Citying
28 Maryland Archives 155, February 1739

From Hearn: Death Warrants issued. by Gov. in
Council on 2-1),-1739; Jones! given namea was
Ralph and Jack was the slave of John Norris;
According to COMMISSION RECORD OF THE GOVERNOR
& COUNCIL, 1726-1786, page 251, they were exe=
cuted at Annapolis on Feh, 23, 1739.

See Judictal Cases Concerning Slavery by Catta-

rall, Volume , page 34, my library, Citying
28 Maryland Archives 155, February 1739

From Hearn: Death Warrants issued by Gov, in
Council on 2-1l|-17393 Jones' given se WG

Relph and Jack was the slave of Johi
Accordiny

n
© COMMISSION RECORD OF THE "gorEitio
& e8aNere, 17)

26-1786, page 251, they were exe~
euted at Annapolis on Feb, 23, 1739

PX REXIEXPREE KREME REX JONES, Raph and SACK,
S a : Februar asrd
“tee srfange ds aa ie ABY ; cee of Oren i Tenet
ner and jail delivery of three men, commissione@ for Anne
Arundel County, reported that they had passed sentence of

death on a slave, Isaac, for burglary and robbery, on

another slave for murder, and on a white man who had
committed the burglary with tsaac. As it appeared to the

~Council (of Maryland) that Isaac had borne ' a good cha-
racter and was a real otject of compassion,' he was reco#
mmednded to the mercy of the Governors; but as the crime
of the other slave was murder, and as the white man was

a notorious offender, the Council advised that they be

executed and the Governor acted accordin eee THE NEw
GRO IN MARYLAND, by Brackett, filed in Md-NWU p 131

over

SngeeSS gg JONES, Raph and JACK,
econ Paras ner Ls TEAR, 1739 Moor Uren Be agra)
ner and jail ae of three men, commissioned for Anne
Arundel County, reported that they had passed sentence of
death on a slave, Isaac, for burglary and robbery, on
another slave for murder, and on a white man who had
committed the burglary with lsaac, As it appeared to the
~Council (of Maryland) that Isaac had borne ' a good cha-
racter and was a real otject of compassion,’ he was reco=
mmednded to the mercy of the Governor; but as the crime
of the other slave was murder, and as the white man was
a notorious offender, the Council advised that they be

ee and the Governor acted accordingly..." THE NE=
GRO IN MARYLAND, by Brackett, filed in Md-NWU p 131

over

west vesibdintystas! JONES, 2 yaad TACK,
18 areeneetls TRARY, rast Breer aasrecors
ner and jail tele of three men, commissioneé for Anne
Arundel County, reported that they had passed sentence of
death on a slave, Isaac, for burglary and robbery, on
another slave for murder, and on a white man who had
committed the burglary with Isaac, As it appeared to the
“Council (of Maryland) that Isaac had borne ' a good cha-

racter and was a real object of compassion,' he was reco-
mnednded to the mercy of the Governor; but as the crime
of the other slave was murder, and as the white man was
a notorious ene the Council advised that they be
gupcuted and the Governor acted accordingly, THE
GROIN MARYLAND, = Brackett, filed in Ma-Wi

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