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MORGAN, Nathaniel

Nathaniel Morgan was hanged at Williamsburg, Va., on Nov,
23, 1739, having been convicted from Prince George County
for horsestealing on Nov, 2. VIRGINIA GAZETTE, Williams-
burg, Va., Nove 2 and 23, 1739.

Prince George Co, Order Boog%, 1757-1740, p 309
remands him to Oct. 17359 General Court for horse
stealing. He had previously had Benefit of
Clergy at June 1737 Gourt of Oyer & Terminer
for storehouse robbery

November 23, 1739
MORGAN, Nathaniel

Nathaniel Morgan was hanged at Williamsburg, Va., on Nov.
23, 1739, having been convicted from Prince George County
for horsestealing on Nov. 2, VIRGINIA GAZETTE, Williams~
burg, Va., Nove 2 and 23, 1739.

Prince George Co. Order Boo}, 1737-1740, p 309
remands him to Oct. 1739 General Court for horse
stealing. He had previously had Benefit of
Clergy at June 1757 Court of Oyer & Terminer
for storehouse robbery

November £3, 1739
MORGAN, Nathaniel

Nathaniel Morgan was hanged at Williamsburg, Va., on Nov,
23, 1739, having been convicted from Prince George County
for horsestealing on Nov, 2, VIRGINIA GAZETTE, Williams~
burg, Vas, Nov. 2 and 23, 1739.

Prince George Co. Order Boot, 1737- Ae: Pp 309

remands him to Oct. 1739 General Co
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at June 1737 Court of Oyer & Terminer
for storehouse robbery

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