BERICHTE, Auge 16, 1748; PENNSYLVANIA JOURNAL, OR WESKLY
ADVERTISER, July 28, 178. ) "“eeein Trenton, one Henry
Yeager was convicted of counterfeiting and hanged,"
CHAPTERS IN A HISTORY OF CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN NEW
JERSEY by Reed, page 131-32. (His sources: ARCHIVES,
UTS HOG, 169%)
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BERICHTE, Aug. 16, 178; PENNSYLVANIA JOURNAL, OR WEEKLY
ADVERTISER, July 28, 1748.) "...ein Trenton, one Henry
Yeager was convicted of counterfeiting and hanged,"
GIAPTERS IN A HISTORY OF CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN NEW
JERSEY by Reed, page 31-32, (His sources: ARCHIVES,
XII, 466, 1,69.)
Wafad a ed pee Sand
16, ria PENNSYLVANIA JOURNAL, OR \BEKLE
July 28, 1748.) "..ein Trenton, one Henry
convicted of counterfeiting and hanged.!
RS IN A HISTORY OF GRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN NEW
JERSEY by Reed, page 31-32. (His sourcest Af ue
XII, 166, 169.5
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JAEGER, Heinrich (YEAGER, Henry)
"By July, 17,8, a printer named Heinrich Jaeger had been
taken up for counterfeiting New Jersey bills. He admit-
ted that he had made 0 pounds of such money by“had
passed only a 15 shilling bill, For his crime he was
suspicion of counterfeiting." "The Great Epidemic of
Coining in the Jersies," by Kenneth Scott: PROCEEDINGS
OF THE NEW JERSEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Vol. 75, No. 2,
April, 1957, page 116. (His sources; PENNSYLVANIS CHE
JAEGER, Heinrich (YEAGER, Henry)
"By July, 178, a printer named Heinrich Jaeger had been|
taken up for counterfeiting New Jersey bills, He admit-
ted that he had made 0 pounds of such money by“had
passed only a 15 shilling bill. For his crime he was
tried and convicted at a. court of oyer and terminer held
at Trenton and on Saturday, July 16, 178, was hanged in
that town, leaving behind a wife and nine children, At
the gallows his wife was fined 50 pounds. One of the
gang, who had been accepted as a witness against Jaeger,
as soon as the trial was over bought a horse with coun-
terfeit money but was soon overtaken and imprisoned,
Several other persons, it was reported, were jailed on
suspicion of counterfeiting." "The Great Epidemic of
Coiniing in the Jersies," by Kenneth Scott: PROCEEDINGS
OF THE NEW JERSEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Vol. 75, No. 2,
April, 1957, page 116. (His sources: PENNSYLVANIS CHE
JABGER, Bees (YEAGER, Henry) 4
ray DULY 1718, a printer named Heinrich Jaeger had beer
tried and convicted at a court of ayer and teriner held
at Trenton and on Saturday, July 16, 1718,
that town, leaving behind a wife and nine cl
suspicion of canoeing | Great Epidemic of
Coining in the Jersies," by Kenneth Scot’ eens
OF ThE Niny JERSEY HISTSRTON SOCIETY, Vol. 75, N
April, 1957, page 116. (His sources: PENSYEGANTS Ono
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