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Jack Rascow

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Spl Ly 1707

Burglary
Middlesex Co.
re lle LAG) 7)

Negro slave of William Churchill Esq. Val-
uation X25. Condemned for burglarizing his
master's house. Co-defendant Carolina Tom
acquitted but sent to Gloucester Co. from
whence he was a capital fugitive.

Middlesex County Order Book 1705-1710 pages
137-138

Jack Rascow

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dept 1G 1707

Burglary
Middlesex Co.
OS e/Oj7

Negro slave of William Churchill Esq. Val-
uation 425. Condemned for burglarizing his
master's house. Co-defendant Carolina Tom
acquitted but sent to Gloucester Co. from
whence he was a capital fugitive.

Middlesex County Order Book 1705-1710 pages
Loy 33

Jack Rascow

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ee

Burglary
Middlesex Co.

9-1-1707

Negro slave of William Churchill Esq. Val-
uation X25. Condemned for burglarizing his
master's house. Co-defendant Carolina Tom
acquitted but sent to Gloucester Co. from
whence he was a capital fugitive.

Middlesex County Order Book 1705-1710 pages

137-138

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