Thomas Rogers, SC, 1787 June 26

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"HARVEY, James and ROGERS, Thomas

"Charleston, SC: Tuesday last (6-26-1787),
Thomas Horers, William Lewis, James Harvey, and
Richard Underwood were conducted from prison to

the place of execution and after a considerable
time spent in prayer, Rodgers and Harvey were
Launched into eternity, The other two were
pardoned under the gallows," COLUMBIAN HREALD,

Charleston, SC, June 28, 1787

Sent by Hearn, who notes the following: "The

article is a long wishy-washy ramble about pray-
er and repentence and nowhere is there mentioned

"HARVEY, James and ROGERS, Thomas

"Charleston, SC: Tuesday last (6-26-1787),
Thomas Rorers, William Lewis, James Harvey, and
Richard Underwood were conducted from prison to
the place of execution and after a considerable
time spent in prayer, Rodgers and Harvey were
launched into eternity. The other two were
pardoned under the gallows." COLUMBIAN HREALD,
Charleston, SC, June 28, 1787

Sent by Hearn, who notes the following: "The

article is a long wishyS3washy ramble about pray-
er and repentence and nowhere is there mentioned

"HARVEY, James and ROGERS, Thomas

: Tuesday last (6-26-1787),

"Charleston, SC
» William Lewis, James Harvey, and

Thomes Rogers

Richard Underwood were conducted from prison to

the place of execution
time spent in prayer, Rodgers and Harvey were

and after a considerable

The other two were

launched into eternity. 2
COLUMBIAN HREALD,

pardoned under the gallows."
Charleston, SC, June 28, 17
Sent by Hearn, who notes the following: "The

article is 2 long wishywashy ramble about pray-
er and repentence and nowhere is there mentioned

se Tonnday ent (on26-1787),



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