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Note: Execution highly probable! The notice in the
New York newspaper bears a Fredericksburg

dateline of Nov. 16th - five days prior to the exec-
ution date. So this was a rush job. The sentence was
definitely not commuted to transportation because no
master named ‘Hubbard Taylor Esq' is noted among the
owners of those so pardoned and such records are in-
tact for this period. Case file is not found among
Executive papers of Governor nor is there a compen-
sation record to be found. But such is not unusual
because many such papers were misplaced in antiquity.
The New York newspaper is almost certainly picking
up on a Fredericksburg VA newspaper which no longer
exists.

Note: Execution highly probable! The notice in the
New York newspaper bears a Fredericksburg

dateline of Nov. 16th - five days prior to the exec-—
ution date. So this was a rush job. The sentence was
definitely not commuted to transportation because no
master named 'Hubbard Taylor Esq' is noted among the
owners of those so pardoned and such records are in-
tact for this period. Case file is not found among
Executive papers of Governor nor is there a compen-
sation record to be found. But such is not unusual
because many such papers were misplaced in antiquity.
The New York newspaper is almost certainly picking
up on a Fredericksburg VA newspaper which no longer
exists.

Note: Execution highly probable! The notice in the

w York newspaper bears a Fredericksburg
dateline of Nov. 16th - five days prior to the exec
ution date. So this was a rush job. The sentence was
definitely not commuted to transportation because no
master named ‘Hubbard Taylor Esq' is note

owners of those so pardoned and such records are in-
tact for this period. Case file is not found among

d among the

Executive papers of Governor nor is there a compen-
sation record to be found. But such is not unusual
because many such papers were misplaced in antiquity.
The New York newspaper is almost certainly picking
up on a Fredericksburg VA newspaper which no longer

exists.

Slave man (unconfirmed) 1801

Offence: Murder
Location: Clarke County
Ex Date: 11-21-1801 (7?)

Source etc. ‘At the called Court of Clark County
sentence of death was passed on the negro man belong-
ine to Hubband tayloun isq. tonvthemmunder of his ov-
erseer. He is to be executed on the 21st November.'

The New York speevavorm) Wl/ 28/07 (3.4). SEE REVERSE!

Slave man (unconfirmed) 1801

Offence: Murder
Location: Clarke County
Ex Date: 11-21-1801 (?)

Source etc. ‘At the called Court of Clark County
sentence of death was passed on the negro man belong-
ing to Hubbard Taylor Esq. for the murder of his ov-
erseer. He is to be executed on the 21st November.'

The New York Spectator 11/28/01 (3:4) SEE REVERSE!

Slave man (unconfirmed)

Offence:
Location:
Ex Date:

Source etc.

Murder
Clarke County
11-21-1801 (2)

"At the called Court of Clark County

CeGaces a dentin gas gece! am Go mcrae ee belong-

ing to Hubbard Taylor Esq. for the murder o:
He is to be executed on the 21st neeceel

erseer.

ov-

The New York Spectator 11/28/01 (3:4) SEE REVER:



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