Jack, SC, 1821 June 8

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Slave JACK

Black, hanged at Georgetown, South Carolina, on June 8,
1821, for complicity in the murder of Mr. Ford.
See Worksheet « South Carolina = N@U - Bound,

"WILFUL MURDER. -G.R. Ford, Esqe, a respectable planter,
near Georgetown (S. C.) was murdered on the 27th ult, by
one of three negroes, who were engaged in stealing cattle"
REGISTER AND GAZETTE, Raleigh, Ne Ce, 6-15-1821 (3sh.)

SOUTH CAROLINA BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS

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Slave JACK

Black, hanged at Georgetown, South Carolina, on June 8,
1821, for complicity in the murder of Mr, Ford.
See Worksheet = South Carolina = N@U - Bound.

"WILFUL MURDER. -G.R. Ford, Esqey a respectable planter,
near Georgetown (S. C.) was murdered on the 27th ult. by
one of three negroes, who were engaged in stealing cattle"
REGISTER AND GAZETTE, Raleigh, Ne Ce, 6-15-1821 (3:h.)

SOUTH CAROLINA BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS

6-8-1821
Slave JACK

Black, hanged at Georgetown, South Carolina, on June 8,
1821, for complicity in the murder of Mr, Ford,
See Worksheet = South Carolina - N@U - Bounds

"WILFUL MURIER, -G.R, Ford, Esq., a respectable planter,
near Georgetown (S. C.) was mrdered the 27th ult.

by
one of three negroes, who were engaged in stealing cattle"
REDISTER AND GAZRTTE, Raleigh, N. Coy 6-15-1821 (3:le)

SOUTH CAROLINA BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS

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