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_MARYLAND GAZETTE, Annapolis, MD, 8-6-1761,

From Hearn: Death Warrant issued on 7/19/1761 &
hanged on 7/31/1761 MINUTES OF GOV. IN COUNCIL
July 19, 1761 and MARYLAND GAZETTE 8/6/1761

MARYLAND GAZETTE, Annapolis, MD, 8-6-1761.

From Hearn: Death Warrant issued on 7/19/1761 &
hanged on 7/31/1761 MINUTES OF GOV. IN COUNCIL
July 19, 1761 and MARYLAND GAZETTE 8/6/1761

MARYLAND GAZETTE, Annapolis, MD, 8-6-1761.

Prepy Hears Death Herrant tesues on TUG/VION &
hanged on 7/31/1761 MINUTE GOV. “IN COUNCIL
July 19, 1761 and MARYLAND GAZETT VE/E/761

Slave ROGER Condokt, 7-S/-/7G/
"RE MULATTO-ROGER, 32 Md. Arch 15, July, 1761.
"Read the Conviction of Mulatte Roger for a
Burglary..in breaking open the Store-House..

and stesaling..Ordered Dead Warrant." JUDICIAL
CASES CONCERNING SLAVERY, By Helen T., Catterall,
Volume IV, page 2.

"Annapolis, MD: Aug.. 6th: KXMXX On Friday last
(A ugust 3, 1761) was executed in Calvert County
a Mulatto fellow for breaking open Mr. Weems'
Store." NEWSLETTER, Boston, Massachusetts, Aug.
Bis (Ol.

"On Friday last was executed in Calvert County
a mulatto fellow named 'Roger' for breaking
open the store of Mr. Jamew Weems, “r.

Slave ROGER Gu, det., 7-S/-/7C/
"RE MULATTO-ROGER, 32 Md. Arch 15, July, 1761.
"Read the Conviction of Mulatto Roger for a
Burglary..in breaking open the Store-Housee.
and stealing..Ordered Dead Warrant." JUDICIAL
CASES CONCERNING SLAVERY, By Helen T, Catterall,
Volume IV, page 2.
“Annapolis, MD: Aug.. 6th: KX¥EX On Friday last
(A ugust 3, 1761) was executed in Calvert County
a Mulatto fellow for breaking open Mr. Weems!
Store," NEWSLETTER, Boston, Massachusetts, Aug.
Oil's

"On Friday last was executed in Calvert County

a mulatto fellow named 'Rogert for breaking

“4 "
open the store of Mre Jamew Weems, Sr.

Slave ROGER Cou, dak 7-3/-/76/)
"RE MULATPO-ROGER, 32 Md. Arch 15, July, 1761.
"Read the Conviction of Mulatte Roger for a
Burglery..in breaking open the Store-Houses.

and stealing..Ordered Dead Warrant." JUDICIAL
CASES CONCERNING SLAVERY, By Helen T, Catterall,
Volume IV, page 2.

6th: XXMXX On Friday

“annapolis, MD: Aug.
(A ugust 3, 1761) w County
@ Mulatto fellow for breaking open ee Weems!

prone ei NEWSLETTER, Boston, Ma husetts, Aug.

"On Friday last was executed in Calvert County
a muletto fellow nemed 'Rozer' for breaking |
open the store of Mr, Yamew Weems, Sr."



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