rent money reckoned in terms of Spanish milled
dollars at 7 shillings six-pence apiece.
Source: Pardon Papers of the Governor in Council
1777-1785 Box 2 Folder No. 20.
rent money reckoned in terms of Spanish milled
dollars at 7 shillings six-pence apiece.
Source: Pardon Papers of the Governor in Council
1177/71/85 Box 2) HoldersNo. 20.
rent money reckoned in ter Spanish milled
Bobs) ae} oNuMlinG: Geeareen eae,
Source: Pardon Papers of the Governor in Council
1777-1785 Box 2 Folder No. 20.
Negro Jack 782
Offence: Burglary
Location: Port wobacco, (Ghaniles: Co.)
Result: Hanged June 26th 1782
Details Jack was a Sillave on Mr. Samuel Marshals
He was condemned in Nov. 1781 for burg-
larizing the house of William Whittier on 12-1-80.
Nearly a year passed between the time of the crime
and time of the trial and seven months passed be-
tween the time of condemnation and the execution.
Reasons unknown. Jack's value was set at #125 cur-
Negro Jack 1782
Offence: Burglary
Location: Port Tobacco (Charles Co.)
Result: Hanged June 26th 1782
Details: Jack was a slave of Mr. Samuel Marshall.
He was condemned in Nov. 1781 for burg-
larizing the house of William Whittier on 12-1-80.
Nearly a year passed between the time of the crime
and time of the trial and seven months passed be-
tween the time of condemnation and the execution.
Reasons unknown. Jack's value was set at #125 cur-
Negro Jack
Offence: Burglar’
Location: Port Tobacco (Charles Co.)
Result: Hanged June 26th 1782
Details:
Jack was a slave of Mr. Samuel Marshall.
He was condemned in Nov. 1781
larizing the house of William Whittier on 12-1-80.
Nearly a year passed between the time of the crime
and time of the trial and seven months passed be~
tween the time of condemnation and the execution.
for burg-
Reasons unknown. Jack's value was set at €125 cur-