The execution of Samuel Bray at Williamsburg on
November 5th 1699 is confirmed by a letter from
the clerk of the General Court to the Board of
Trade in England dated 11-4-1701 and published in
the Executtve Journals of the Counetl of Colontal
Virginta Vol. 2 page 154. Published by the Virginia
State Library, Richmond, six volumes, 1927.
The execution of Samuel Bray at Williamsburg on
November 5th 1699 is confirmed by a letter from
the clerk of the General Court to the Board of
Trade in England dated 11-4-1701 and published in
the Executive Journals of the Counetl of Colontal
Virginta Vol. 2 page 154. Published by the Virginia
State Library, Richmond, six volumes, 1927.
The execution of Samuel Bray at Williamsburg on
November 5th 1699 is confirmed by a letter from
the clerk of the General Court to the Board of
Trade in England dated 11-4-1701 and published in
utive Journals of the Council of Colont
Virginia Vol. 2 page 154. Published by the BE
State Library, Richmond, six volumes, 1927.
__ Samuel Bray : : 7. LE i622
"Samuel Bray being this General Court convicted for
the murder of Sarah Bray, tate his wtfe, His Excel-
lency in Counetl stgned a warrant to the sherrif
of James City County for the execution of the sd.
Samuel on omen Reeve
Source: Executive Journals, 77 of Colonial
Virginia.’ Entry dated 10-27-1699.
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Samuel Bray 7. f- View 1699
"Samuel Bray being this General Court convicted for
the murder of Sarah Bray, late his wife, His Excel-
leney in Council signed a warrant to the sherrif
of James City County for the execution of the sd.
Samuel on Wednesday neat."
Source: Executive Journals, Lees of Colonial
Virginia. Entry dated 10-27-1699.
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Samuel Bray
W/E = 1655
"Samuel Bray being thie General Court convicted for
the murder of Sarah Bray, late hie wife, His Eucel-
lenoy in Council signed a warrant to the sherrif
of James City County for the execution of the ed.
Samuel on Wednesday next."
Executive Journals, De of Colonial
Virginia. Entry dated 10-27-1699.
Source:
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