John Edwards, MD, 1685

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1682-1689 pages 37 & 38

‘It 1s considered by the court that the sd. John
Edwards be taken hence to the place from whence
he came and from there to the place of execution
and there be hanged by the neck unttl he ts dead
whteh afterwards was accordingly performed.'

1682-1689 pages 37 & 38

'It ts constdered by the court that the sd. John
Edwards be taken hence to the place from whence
he came and from there to the place of execution
and there be hanged by the neck unttl he ts dead
which afterwards was accordingly performed.'

1682-1689 pages 37 & 38

is considered by the court
Edvards be taken hence to the
he came and from there to the

that the ed. John
place from whence

place of execution
and there be hanged by the neck until he ie dead
uhich afterwards vas accordingly performed."

John Edwards 1685

Offence: Burglary

Location: St. Mary's

Result: Hanged Oct. 9th 1685

Details: Convict servant of Calvert County. On

7-5-85 he burglarized the house of the
widow Susannah Darnell at Rosurdon Hundred in Calvert
County and carried off 'two suits of clothes and two
new plush silver-laced saddles value ten pound ster-
isis 4 6

Source: Criminal Record of the Provincial Court:

John Edwards 1685

Offence: Burglary

Location: St.Mary's

Result: Hanged Oct. 9th 1685

Details: Convict servant of Calvert County. On

7-5-85 he burglarized the house of the
widow Susannah Darnell at Rosurdon Hundred in Calvert
County and carried off 'two suits of clothes and two
new plush silver-laced saddles value ten pound ster-
limos

Source: Criminal Record of the Provincial Court:

John Edwards

Offence: Burglary |
Location: St. Mary's
Result: Hanged Oct. 9th 1685

Convict servant of Calvert County. On
7-5-85 he burglarized the house of the
widow Susannah Darnell at Rosurdon Hundred in Calvert
County and carried off 'two suits of clothes and two
plush silver-laced saddles value ten pound ster-

Details:

ling'.

Source: Criminal Record of the Provincial Court:



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