Wholeh be had been educated
e God on the mans used ee a valgs ye
and by the blessing
thought
x Sh
Cred —true penitent and sincere
His body is now dissecting ina,
eee by some skillful suggeons in. this
BOSTO
sent ee Hearn
Christian,
very curious
DOWD
. NEWSLETTER, Boston, Mass., Mar, 28,
1734
which he had been educated and by the blessing
of God on the mans used with him, tis thought
he-dted-a-a true penitent and sincere Cnristian.
His body is now dissecting in a very-curious
Ilanner by some skillful suggeons in this town,"
BOSTON NEWSLETTER, Boston, Mass., Mar, 28, 1734
sent by Hearn
some skillful su
SLETTER, Boston,
STOICKS, John
"Cambridge: On Thursday last one dohm Stoicks,
a youns man of about 19 years Of age, was
tried at the Superior Court holden at Charles-—
town and found guilty of burglary, having
broke open the house of Mr, dom Varnum of Dra
cut and stolen sundry things the 2Oth of Octo-
tence of DEATH and Thursday the elst of March
is, we hear, appo2nted for the day of his exe-
ecution." BOSTON NEWSLETTER, Feb. 14, 1734.
"Cambridge: On Thursday last John Stoicks was
executed at Cambridge in the County of Middle-
sex for burglary. He had for some time before
renounced the errors of the Church of Rome in
sTOICKS, John
"Cambridge: On Thursday last one dohn Stoicks,
a young man of about 19 years of age, was
tried at the Superior Court holden at Charles-
town and found guilty of burglary, having
broke open the house of Mr, dokn Varnum of Dra-
cut and stolen sundry things the 20th of Octo-
ber last at night, for which he received sen-
tence of DEATH and Thursday the 2lst of March
is, we hear, appo%nted for the day of his exe-
cution." BOSTON NEWSLETTER, Feb. 14, 1734.
"Cambridge: On Thursday last John Stoicks was
executed at Cambridge in the County of Middle-
sex for burglary. He had for some time before
Tenounced the errors of the Church of Rome im
STOICKS, John
“Cambridge: On Thur: last one dohn Stoicks,
man of about 19 years of age
the Superior Court holden at Charles-
town and found guilty of burglary, havin
broke open the house of Mr. Join Ve
cut and stolen sundry things the 20th of Ooto-
per last at night, for which he received sen-
tence of DEATH and Thursday the 21st of March
is, we hear, appo%nted for the day of his exe-
cution," BOSTON NEWSLETIER, Feb, 14, 1734.
“Cambridge: On Thursday last John Btoicks was
executed at G: i i e County of Middle-
sex for burglary. for some time before
Penounced the errors of Church of Rome in
