Roger Crooke, MD, 1744 October 31

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Roger Crooke 1744

Offence: Horse Stealing

Location: Annapolis

Result: Hanged October 3lst 1744

Details: Crooke was a resident of Prince George's

County. On 9-1-44 he stole a horse from
Richard Gildart Esq. of Charles County.

Sources: Judgement Record of the Provincial Court
Vol. 30A pages 661-662. Also Commission
Record of the Governor & Council 1726-
1786 page 84.

Roger Crooke 1744

Offence: Horse Stealing

Location: Annapolis

Result: Hanged October 3lst 1744

Details: Crooke was a resident of Prince George's

County. On 9-1-44 he stole a horse from
Richard Gildart Esq. of Charles County.

Sources: Judgement Record of the Provincial Court
Vol. 30A pages 661-662. Also Commission
Record of the Governor & Council 1726-
1786 page 84.

Roger Crooke

Offence:
Location:
Result:

Details:

Sources:

Horse Stealing
Annapolis
Hanged October 31st 1744

Crooke was a resident of Prince George's
County. On 9-1-44 he stole a horse from
Richard Gildart Esq. of Charles County.

Judgement Record of the Provincial Court
Vol. 30A pages 661-662. Also Commission
Record of the Governor & Council 1726-
1786 page 84.


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