John Sailer, PA, 1750 November 14

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SEILER, Hance Ulrich (SAILER, John Ulrich).
Hanged, Philadelphia, Pa. ll=1)=-1750.
"vesterday Hans Ulrich Seiler, formerly men-=
tioned in this paper, was executed for the
murder of his mistress,"

PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE, Philae, 11-15-1750.
SCAFFOLD AND CHAIR, by Teeters, p 58, gives
name as John Ulrich Sailer, Cites PENNSYLVANIA

JOURNAL, 11<15,)
See PENNSYLVANIA BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS,

SEILER, Hance Ulrich (SAILER, John Ulrich).
Hanged,’ Philadelphia, Pa. 11=1)-1750.
"yesterday Hans Ulrich Seiler, formerly men-
tioned in this paper, was executed for the
murder of his mistress,"

PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE, Philac, 11215-1750.
SCAFFOLD AND CHAIR, by Teeters, p 58, gives
name as John Ulrich Sailer, Cites PENNSYLVANIA
JOURNAL, 11-15.)

See PENNSYLVANIA BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS,

SEILER, Hance Ulrich (SAILER, John Ulrich).

Hanged, Philadelphia, Pa, 11-14-1750.

“Yesterday Hans Ulrich Seiler, formerly men=

tioned in this paper, was executed for the

murder of his mistress.

PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE, Phila., 11-15-1750.

SCAFFOLD AND CHAIR, by Teeters, p 58, gives
ame as John Ulrich Sailer, Cites PENNSYLVANTA|

JOURNAL, 11-15.

See PENNSYLVANIA BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS,

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