John Sinclair, NY, 1811 January 25

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| SINCLAIR, John Frederick ~
(7=year=old German, hanged at New York City iUeHL st.
Murdred David Hill on 8-1)-1810, Gil). AO), eye McDADE,
154-1556

"John Frederick Sinclair, a boarder in the New York City
home of David Hill, arrives at thehouse on the night of
April 8, 1810, dead drunk, Hill orders him from the house,
Sinclair, an unasually spry seventy-seven-year-old, turns
on him with a knife and slashes him to pieces, Sinclair
is hangeds.e." MURDER, AMERICA, by Nash, p 318

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SINCLAIR, John Frederick :
T?-year-old German, hanged at New York City Ushi,
Murdred’ David Hill on 8-)-1810, BIO, EO). Sizil, McDADE,
15-155.

"John Frederick Sinclair, a boarder in the New York City
home of David Hill, arrives at thehouse on the night of
April 8, 1810, dead drunk, Hill orders him from the house,
Sinclair, an unasually spry seventy-seven-year=-old, turns
on him with a knife and slashes him to pieces, Sinclair
is hangeds.e." MURDER, AMERICA, by Nash, p 318

SINCLAIR, John Frederick
T-year-old German, hanged at New York City 18
Murdred David Hill on 8-h-1810, 519, 520, 521 McDADE,
15h-155.

"John Frederick Sinclair, a boarder in the New York City
home of David Hill, arrives at thehouse on the night of
April 6, 1810, dead drunk, Hill orders him from the house,

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Sinclair, an unusually spry seventy-seven-year-old, turns
on him witha knife and slashes hin to pie:

cA Sinclair
is hanged...." MURDER, AMERTGA, by Nash, p 318

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