Elizabeth Vaughn, NJ, 1766 June 2

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ly very your. The 5-22-66 (ssue
of the Wew Vark Gazette or Weekly Past Boy
describes her as a ‘girl’. She gave birl to
a female bastard on £-lo-b6 and put itin
the ‘box of a sleigh’ where it froze to cenin.

Details* Efizabebs Vaughn was unmarried and
ly very young. The 5-22-66 (ssue
of the Wew York Gazethe or Weekly Past Boy
describes her as a ‘girl’. She gave birth to
a female basfard on 4-16-66 and put itin
the ‘box of a sleigh" where it froze to deain.

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New Jersey Supreme Court
Burlington, Burlington Co,
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Minutes of the New Jersey Supreme Court
Division of Archives, New Jersey State
Library, Irenton.

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Name Elizabeth Vaughn
Offence * totanticide
Court: New Jersey Siypreme Court
Location * Burlington, Burlington Co,
Outcome * He on 6-24-66
Source ® Minutes of the New Jersey Supreme Court
Division of Archives, New Jersey State

Library, Trenton.

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