James, MD, 1782 December 27

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Negro James

Offence:
fo @atelom.
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Deteanenst

Source:

1782

Burglary
Snow Hill (Worcester Co.)
Hanged Dec. 27th 1782

James was the slave of James Purdue.
On 6-13-82 he burglarized the house
of one John Tull. His value was set
at X100 specie.

Pardon Papers of the Governor & Council
1777-1785 Box 2 Folder #22

Negro James

Offence:
Location:
Result:

Details:

Source:

1782

Burglary
Snow Hill (Worcester Co.)
Hanged Dec. 27th 1782

James was the slave of James Purdue.
On 6-13-82 he burglarized the house
of one John Tull. His value was set
at X100 specie.

Pardon Papers of the Governor & Council
1777-1785 Box 2 Folder #22

Negro James

Offence:
Location:
Resul

Details:

Source:

Burglary
Snow Hill (Worcester Co.)
Hanged Dec. 27th 1782

James was the slave of James Purdue.
On 6-13-82 he burglarized the house
of one John Tull. His value was set
at £100 specie.

Pardon Papers of the Governor & Council
1777-1785 Box 2 Folder #22

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