Robert Sloss, NY, 1778 August 18

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August 18, 1778

McCOY, Archibald & SLOSS, Robert
Sloss, a former British soldier who had been wounded at

Bemus Heights and captured on Oct. 9, 1777; after wounds
healed he became a marauder in effort to disrupt the
colonials in any way possible. McCoy was a member of
his band and they were executed on August 18, 1770) for
bandityy; horse thieves and highwaymen

Public Papers of Governor George Clinton, Vol. 3, pp608~606

Publie Printer, Albany, 1900,

August 18, 1778
McCOY, Archibald & SLOSS, Robert
Sloss, a former British soldier who had been wounded at
Bemus Heights and captured on Oct. 9, 1777; after wounds
healed he became a marauder in effort to disrupt the
colonials in any way possible. McCoy was a member of
his band and they were executed on August 18, 1778, for
bandityy; horse thieves and highwaymen
Public Papers of Governor George Clinton, Vol. 3, pp608-604

Public Printer, Albany, 1900.

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