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JOHN (alias John Locust) May h, 1832
Richhond Counsy, Vac, Court of Oyor & Terminer,
held on 3-27-1832 - John, aka John Locust, the
Slave of Robert W. Carter, for the murder of
William Davis on 8-16-1831, Was valued at $400,
and sentenced to be hanged By the cor§ner on
Mey 4, 1842. > Semiel COralie, ur., Goroner, att—
ested that he hanged John (John Locust) on May
A LOae

State Archives, Auditor's Records, Box 6, Item
153, 1932 envelope.

JOHN (alias John Locust) May h, 1632

Richmond County, Va., Yourt of Oyer & Terminer,
held on 3-27-1832 - John, aka John Locust, the
Slave of Robert W. Carter, for the murder of
William Davis on 8-16-1831, Was valued at $400,
and sentenced to be hanged By the corgner on
May 4, 1842. )Samuel’ Cralic, Jr. Coroner, atb-
ested that he hanged John (John Locust) on May
Aes ae

State Archives, Auditor's Records, Box 6, Item
153, 1852 envelope.

JOHN (alise John Locust)

Richmond aD eo Court of

held on
ave of Rober
Williem Davis

ested that he
4, 1832.

State Archives, Auditor
153, 1832 envelope.

May |, 1832

John Locust,



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