William Fields, NC, 1769 October 30

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FIELDS, William

From Report of the Committee of Public Claims, New Bern,
Octe 30, 1769: "Andrew Allesson, Sheriff of Rowan County,
is allowed his claim of five pounds for executing and
burying WilliamsFields, a felon, as per account filed,"
COLONIAL RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA, V1. 8, 1769 to 1771;
Raleigh, 18903; page 12, The preseding ener states
that Daniel Little, public jailer of Salisbury District
was allowed claim of seventy pounds and eight pence for
prison fees and sundgry guards summoned when Fields and
three others were confined therein

FIELDS, William

From Report of the Committee of Public Claims, New Bern,
Oct. 30, 1769: "Andrew Allesson, Sheriff of Rowan County,
is allowed his claim of five pounds for executing and
burying WilliamsFields, a felon, as per account filed,"
COLONIAL RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA, Vile 8, 1769 to 1771;
Raleigh, 18903; page 12, The preveding ne states
that Daniel Little, public jailer of Salisbury District
was allowed claim of seventy pounds and eight pence for
prison fees and sundgry guards summoned when Fields and
three others were confined therein

FIELDS, William

Fron Report of the Committee of Public Claims, New Bern,
Oct. 30, 1769: "Andrew Allesson, Sheriff of Rowan County,
is allowed his claim of five pounds for executing and
burying WilliamFields, a felon, as per account filed,"
COLONIAL RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA, V1. 8, 1769 to 17715
Raleigh, 1890; page 12, The presedifg entry states
that Daniel Little, public jailer of Salisbury District
was allowed claim of seventy pounds and eight pence for
prison fees and sundgry guards sunmoned when Fields and
three others were confined therein



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