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"New York: July 31st: At the Supreme Court held here last
week for the city and county of New York, JOHN JUBEAUT
was tried for uttering counterfeit dollars, found guilty
and sentenced to be HANGED on Wednesday the 23rd of Aug-
ust next, One HENNESY was also tried for robbing St,
Yorks: August 21. John Hennesy has obtained a pardon from
His Excellency the Governor, John dubeart is respited
until Wednesday next." NEWSLETTER, Boston, MA 9-7-1769.
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SOCIAL NEW YORK UNDER THE GEORGES, 1714-1776 by Esther Singleton,
1902 by De Appleton & Co., New York. Page 9
"New York: duly 31st: At the Supreme Court held here last
week for the city and county of New York, JOHN JUBEAUT
was tried for uttering counterfeit dollars, found guilty
and sentenced to be HANGED on Wednesday the 3rd of Aug-
ust next, One HENNESY: was also tried for robbing St,
Paul's Church, found guilty and sentenced to be HANGED
‘the same day." NEWSLETTER, Boston,, MA 8-10-1769. "New
York: August 21, John Hennesy has obtained a pardon from
His Excellency the Governor, John dJubeart is respited
until Wednesday next." NEWSLETTER, Boston, MA 9-7-1769.
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Sea NEW YORK ie THE GEORGES, 1714-1776 by Esther Singleton,
1902 by D. Appleton & Co. New York. Page a z ehotene _ Pub
“New York: duly 31st: At the Supreme Court held here last
week for the city and county of New York, JOHN JUBEAUT
was tried for uttering counterfeit dollars, found guilty
and sentenced to be HANGED on Wednesday the 23rd of Aug-
ust next. Oné HENNESY was also tried for robbing St.
Paul's Church, found guilty and sentenced to be HANGED
the same day." NEWSLETTER, Boston,, MA 8-10-1769. "New
York; August 21. John Hennesy has obtained a pardon from
His Excellency the Governor, John Jubeart is respited
until Wednesday next." NEWSLETTER, Boston, MA 9-7-1769.
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JUBEART, John
Jubeart, a white native of America, was born én Staten Island in 1701.
He became a baacksmith and expert clock and watch repairman, . He and
his wife, a native of New Jersey, had a happy life together and were
the parents of three children, two of whom died during childhood,
Shortly after his surviving daughter married, Mrs. Jubeart died, and
he became melancholic and restless, He wandered over New imgland for
several years, plying his trades from place-to-place, and finally re-
turned to New York where he settled “at a place called Quaker-Hill in
the Great Nine Partners at which place he had heard was a silver mine,"
Jubeart did find a small quantity of silver which he melted down with
five Spanish dollars, He then forged ten Spanish dollars in what he
KWAK later termed "an experiment" with not ahtention of fraud. However,
the old man ran low on money and when he needed some necessities, he
attempted to fass one of the counterfeit coins and was arrested, He
was taken to New York City where he was tried, convicted and sentenced
to die for counterfeiting. On September 6, 1769, he was hanged "at
the stone fence" near the City.
CRIME AND LAW ENFORCEMENT IN THE COLONY OF NEW YORK, 1691-1776 by
Douglas Greenberg. Published, 197), by Cornell University Press,
JUBEART, John | ‘
Jubeart, a white native of America, was born on Staten Island in 1701.
He became a baacksmith and expert clock and watch repairman, . He and
his wife, a native of New Jersey, had a happy life together and were
the parents of three children, two of whom died during childhood.
Shortly after his surviving daughter married, Mrs. Jubeart died, and
he became melancholic and restless, He wandered over New mgland for
several years, plying his trades from place-to-place, and finally re-
turned to New York where he settled “at a place called Quaker-Hill in
the Great Nine Partners at which place he had heard was a silver mine,"
Jubeart did find a small quantity of silver which he melted down with
five Spanish dollars. He then forged ten Spanish dollars in what he
KHE later termed "an experiment" with not ahtention of fraud. However,
the old man ran low on money and when he needed some necessities, he
attempted to fass one of the counterfeit coins and was arrested. He
was taken to New York City where he was tried, convicted and sentenced
to die for counterfeiting. On September 6, 1769, he was hanged "at
the stone fence" near the Citys.
CRIME AND LAW ENFORCEMENT IN THE COLONY OF NEW YORK, 1691-1776 by
Douglas Greenberg, Published, 1974, by Cornell University Press,
JUBEART, John
Jubeart, a white native of America, was born én Staten Island in 1701.
He became a b&acksmith and expert clock and watch repairman, . He and
hiw wife, a native of New Jersey, had a happy life together and were
the parents of three children, two of wham died during childhood.
Shortly after his surviving daughter married, Mrs, Jubeart died, and
he became melancholic and restless, He wandered over New mngland for
several years, plying his trades from place-to-place, and finally re~
turned to New York where he settled "at a place called Quaker-Hill in
the Great Nine Partners at which place he had heard wes a silver mine."
Jubeart did find a small quantity of silver which he melted down with
five Spanish dollars, Hie then forged ten Spanish dollars in what he
WAX later termed “an experiment" with not attention of fraud. However,
the old man ran low on money and when he needed some necessities, he
attempted to fass one of the counterfeit coins and was arrested, He
was taken to New York City where he was tried, convicted and sentenced
to die for aC, On September 6, 1769, he was hanged "at
the stone fence" near the City.
CRIME AND LAW ENFORCEMENT IN THE COLONY OF NEW YORK, 1691-1776 by
Douglas Gireenberg. Published, 197k, by Cornell University Press,
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