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"Jenny' an Indian slave woman 1694

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Wal dated 11-6694 in Atcomac ans Order
“Pye 135A Bavk 1690-1697

"Upon reading a letter from Mr. George Parker,
_sherrif of Accomack County, praying a Commission
of Oyer & Termtner for the trtal of an Indtan
slave named 'Jenny' for murdering her bastard -
ehtld, tt ts so ordered that a Commission of Oren ae
& Terminer be prepared for the trial of ie _above-
~satd Indian according to law." : eae

Source: Executive Journals, Council of Colonial
Virginia. Entry dated 10-25-1694.

"Jenny' an Indian slave woman 1694

(need confirmation)

Tal dated 1-6-1694 in Aceomae County Order
P¢¥e 135A Zook 1690-1697

"Upon veading a letter from Mr. George Parker,
sherrif of Aecomack County, praying a Commission
of Oyer & Terminer for the trial of an Indian
slave named 'Jenny' for murdering her bastard -
child, tt is so ordered that a Comnission of Oyer
& Terminer be prepared for the trtal of the above-
satd Indian according to law."

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Source: Executive Journals, Council of Colonial
Virginia. Entry dated 10-25-1694.

‘Jenny! an Indian Gas woman

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Tal dated 11-6-169¢ in Aecomae ly Orler
Pye 135A Zook 1690-1697

"Upon reading a letter from Me. George Parker,
sherrif of Accomack County, praying a Conmission

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of Oyer & Terminer for the trial of an
slave naned ‘Jenny! for murdering her bastard
child, it is 80 ordered that a Commission of Oye:

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& Yerminer be prepared for the trial of the above-
said Indian according to lav.

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Source: Executive Journals, Council of Colonial

Virginia. Entry dated 10-25-1694.

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