Ishmael Frazier, NY, 1816 January 19

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FRAZIER, Ishmael 1-19-1816

Black, hanged at intersection of Bleecker and
Mercer Streets, New York City on January 19,
1816, for arson, Teeters listing.

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NEW YORK SPECTATOR of 12964; reports his

condemnation with that of Yeorge Vanderpool
and the issue of 1-19-1816 reports execution
of Frazier and states that Vanderpool received
stay of execution pending consideration of his
case by the Legislature.

FRAZIER, Ishmael 1-19-1816

Black, hanged at intersection of Bleecker and
Mercer Streets, New York City on January 19,
1816, for arson, Teeters listing.

NEW YORK SPECTATOR of 18-6 Le reperta his
condemnation with that of Yeorge Vanderpool
and the issue of 1-19-1816 reports execution
of Frazier and states that Vanderpool received
stay of execution pending consideration of his
case by the Legislature.

FRAZIER, Ishmael 1-19-1816

Black, hanged at intersection of Bleecker and
Mercer Streets, New York City on January 19,
1816, for arson, Teeters listing

Le
NEW YORK SPECTATOR of 12-644 reports his
condemnation with that of Yeorge Vanderpool

and the issue of 1-19-1816 reports execution
of Frazier and states that Vanderpool received
stay of execution pending consideration of his
case by the Legislature.



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