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SLAVE RANDOLPH

Louisa County, Virginia, trial on June 11, 1838
Randolph, slave of the Estate of Goerge Thorn-
ley of Louisa County, deceased, was convicted
of the murder of his master and the date of
execution was set for July 13, 1838 and Ran-
dolph was valued at BRB $650. On 12-10, the
Shekiff attested that the execution took place
On duly LS. Vees.

Archives of Virginia, Auditor's Records, Env.
L838), Box (i ipen tao.

SLAVE RANDOLPH

Louisa County, Virginia, trial on June 11, 1838
Randolph, slave of the Estate of Goerge Thorn-
ley of Louisa County, deceased, was convicted
of the murder of his master and the date of
execution was set for July 13, 1838 and Ran-
dolph was valued at XB%B $650. On 12-10, the
Shekiff attested that the execution took place
On duly 1s | wiege),

Archives of Virginia, Auditor's Records, Env.
1855 Box 7.) Upem 55.

SLAVE RANDOLPH
Louise County, Virginia, trial on June 11, 1838
n¢ slave of the Estate of Goerge Thorn-
County, decease convicted
murder of his master and the date of
execution wae set for July 13, 1838 and Ren-
On 12-10, the

0.
ed that the execution took’ place

on Way 13, 1838.
Archives of Virginia, Auditor's Records, Env,
1838, Box 7, Item 153.



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