George Roberts, MD, 1742 August 4

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Record of the Governor & Council 1726-1786 page 70.

Record of the Governor & Council 1726-1786 page 70.

Record of the Governor & Council 1726-1786 page 70.

George Roberts 1742

Offence: Murder

Location: Annapolis

Result: Hanged August 4th 1742

Detadts: Robents was2a Lresident of Port, Lobacce

in Charles Co. On 1-30-42 be beat up a
fifteen month old baby named James Taylor who died
from the effects on 2-18-42. Motive unknown. The case
was sent to the Provincial Court on change of venue.

Sources: Judgement Record of the Provincial Court
Vol. 30A pages 16-17. Also Commission

George Roberts 1742

Offence: Murder

Location: Annapolis

Result: Hanged August 4th 1742

Details: Roberts was a resident of Port Tobacco

in Charles Co. On 1-30-42 be beat up a
fifteen month old baby named James Taylor who died
from the effects on 2-18-42. Motive unknown. The case
was sent to the Provincial Court on change of venue.

Sources: Judgement Record of the Provincial Court
Vol. 30A pages 16-17. Also Commission

George Roberts

Offence: Murder
Location: Annapolis
Result: Hanged August 4th 1742

Details: Roberts was a resident of Port Tobacco
in Charles Co. On 1-30-42 be beat up a
fifteen month old baby named James Taylor who died
from the effects on 2-18-42. Motive unknown. The case
was sent to the Provincial Court on change of venue.

Sources: Judgement Record of the Provincial Court
Vol. 30A pages 16-17. Also Commission



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