baat
effected," "North Carolina Slave Courts,
1715-1785," by Alan D, Watson; NORTH CAROLINA
HISTORICAL REVIEW, V olume LX, Number 1, Jan,,
1983, page 33, (His source: Trial of Jenny
(Johnston County), Miscellaneous Records, Stat
Archives.,; giving date of trial as Nov, &,
1780, which would imply date of execution was
November 16s L760;
o
effected." "North Carolina Slave Courts,
°1715-1785,"" by Alan D, Watson; NORTH CAROLINA
HISTORICAL REVIEW, V olume LX, Number 1, Jan.,
1983, page 33. (His source: Trial of Jenny
(Johnston County), Miscellaneous Records, Stata
Archives," giving date of trial as Nov, 8,
1780, which’ would imply date of execution was
November 18, 1780.
effected," "North Carolina Slave Courts
1715-1785," by Alan D, Watsons NORTH CAROLINA
HISTORICAL REVIEW, V olume LX, Number 1, Jan.,
1983, page 33. (iis source: Trial of Jenny
(Johnston County),
Archives.) giving Ais
1780, which weula tap] yedevelen execution was
November 18,
Slave JENNY ;
From House Records, May 10, 1783: "Read the proceedings
of a Court called in the Cotinty of Johnston for the tryal
of negro Jenny, late the property of Lewis Bryan, where=-
upon Resolved that Hardy Bryan, administrator on the es-
tate of Lewis Bryan, deceased, be allowed the sum of
fourteen pounds six shillings specie in consideration of
the Execution of negro Jenny, late the property of the
said deceased, by public authority; that the Treasurers
or either of them pay him the same and be allowed on a
settlement with the public," STATE RECORDS ON NORTH CARO-
LINA, 1782-178; Goldsboro* Nash Brose, 1901; page 118,
Concurred in by Senate, page 205, There is a possibility
that this was the "Negro slave girl" executed in November,
1780. /pf/7
Slave JENNY ‘
From House Recordé, May 10, 1783: "Read the proceedings
of a Court called in the Cofinty of Johnston for the tryal
of negro Jenny, late the property of Lewis Bryan, where-
upon Resolved that Hardy Bryan, administrator on the es-
tate of Lewis Bryan, deceased, be allowed the sum of
fourteen pounds six shillings specie in consideration of
the Execution of negro Jenny, late the property of the
said deceased, by public authority; that the Treasurers
or either of them pay him the same and be allowed on a
settlement with the public." STATE RECORDS ON NORTH CARO-|
LINA, 1782-178); Goldsboro* Nash Brose, 1901; page 118,
Concurred in by Senate, page 205, There is a possibility
that this was the "Negro slave girl" executed in November,
1780. pf /9
Slave JENNY ‘i
From House Records, May 10, 1783: "Read the proceedings
of a Court called in the Cofinty of Johnston for the tryal
of negro Jenny, late the property of Lewis Bryan, where-
upon Resolved that Hardy Bryan, administrator on the es-
tate of Lewis Bryan, deceased, be allowed the sum of
fourteen pounds six shillings specie in consideration of
the Execution of negro Jenny, late the property of the
said deceased, ty public authority; that the Treasurers
or either of them pay him the same and be allowed on a
settlement with the public," STATE RECORDS ON NORTH CARO.
LINA, 1782-1783 Goldsboro* Nash Bross, 1901; page 118,
Concurred in by Senate, pake 205, There is a possibility
that this was the "Negro slave girl” executed in Novenber,
1780. Vot/9
Slave JENNY
"In November, 1780, a Negro slave girl in Johnston Co.
(NC) was convicted of poisoning the father and family
of her sales and. was sentenced 'to be taken to the EEE
ground of the court green and th 5 jea7
one g ere be burned to death
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN NORTH CAROLINA, Special Bulletin
Bee oe yas ed the North Carolina State Board of !
arltles a ; Lc } >
eel nd Sublic Welfare, Raleigh, N, Cie 929
This was possibly slave JENNY, for whom Lewis Bryan's
estate was compensatéd in May, 1783, ht :
U, di :
Most executions took palace aate Ti sda ynor two
two to three days afte
qecision, though Jenny in Johnston County
ome Ty Soaned ten days before her sentence was
Slave JENNY
"In November, 1780, a Negro slave girl in Johnston Co,
(NC) was convicted of ‘poisoning the father and familky
.of her master and was sentenced 'to be taken to the BRE
ground of the court green and th b O deat
eee g rere Be burned to death
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN NORTH CAROLINA » Special Bulletin
Noe 10, issued by the North Carolina State Board of
Charities and Public Welfare, Raleigh, N. C., 1929
Page 11
This was possibly slave JENNY, for whom Lewis Bryan's
estate was compensatéd in May, 1783.
tions took place within ode Foe —bMO
wots Ghree days atter the courts rendére
ecision, though Jenny in Johnston County
one caaeed ten daveinetene her sentence was
Slave J:
(in November, 1780, a Negro slave girl in Johnston Co,
Gic) was convicted of poisoning tho father and fanilty
of her master and was sentenced 'to be taken to the EEE
Ground of the court green and there be burned td death
by a stake,"
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN NORTH CAROLINA, Special Bulletin
Nos 20, issued by the North Carolina State Board of
Charities and Fublic Welfare, Raleigh, Ne C., 1929
Page 11
This we possibly slave JENNY, fore whom Lewis Bryan's
estate was compensatéd in May, 17
"Most executions took pi oe ote in aoe reoteece,
two to three days @ adi
fh Jenny, in Johnston County
Orie eee rean deere ee sentence
ee nas
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