Mary Dalley, NY, 1771 May 10

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sentenced at the same time was reprieved for
some days." NEWSLETTER, Boston, MA, 5-23-1771,

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 Peseesr- hanged in New York 2-10 — L771.
- See CRIME AND LAW ENFORCEMENT IN THE COLONY OF NEW YORK, ©
1691-1776, by Douglas Greenberg (Ithaca: Cornell Universit
Press, 1971) pp 116-117.) Filed New York-dark blue binder
"May 62 Saturday last the Supreme Court ended
here when Mary Dailey and Margaret Siggins re-
ceived sentence of DEATH and are to be executed
the tenth of May next, the former for picking
pockets, (Having had clergy twice before), and
the latter for Grand larceny, viz. for stealing
wearing apparel and money from Mrs. Mary Willi-
ams of this place. NEWSLETTER, Boston, MA, 5-
16-1771. "New York: May 14: On Friday las

Mary Dailey was executed here pursuant to sen-
tence the last Supreme Court. Mary Siggins

DAILY, Mary

hanged in New York —2—-/O— 71.
See CRIME AND LAW ENFORCEMENT IN THE COLONY OF NEW YORK,
1691-1776, by Douglas Greenberg (Ithaca: Cornell Universit
Press, 197) pp 116-117.) Filed New York-dark blue bindey
"May 6% Saturday last the Supreme Court ended
here when Mary Dailey and Margaret Siggins re-
ceived sentence of DEATH and are to be executed
the tenth of May next, the former for picking
pockets, (Having had clergy twice before), and
the latter for Grand larceny, viz. for stealing
wearing apparel and money from Mrs. “ary Willi-
ams of this place." NEWSLETTER, Boston, MA, 5-
16-1771. "New York: May 14: On Friday last
Mary Dailey was executed here pursuant to sen-
tence the last Supreme Court. Mary Siggins

DAILY, Mary

Fosstexy ed in Aen York —/0 — Ws
See CRIME nine Lai ENSORGEMNT “IN Tie COLONY OF WEY), YORK,
1691-1776, by metas reveaniare (Ithaca: Cornell Universit
Press, 1974) pp 116-117.) Filed New Yorkedark blue binde:
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sentence of DEATH and

nth of May next, the former for picking
pockets, (Having had clergy twice before), and
the latter for Grand Larceny

money from Mrs, “ary
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