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November 23, 1739
MAZE, Elizabeth

White, hanged at Williamsburg, Va., on Nov, 23, 1739.
She was convicted of murdering her bastard child in Lan-
caster County. Sentenced on Nov. 2, 1739. VIRGINIA
GAZETTE, Williamsburg, 11-2 and 11-23-1739, Also mentione
in WOMEN WHO KILL by Ann Jones; New York: Holt, Rinehart
U Winston, 1980; p h9.

Lunenburg Co. Order Book 1729-1743, p 250: she
is remanded to 1739 term of General Court for
éhe murder of her bastard child,

November 23, 1739
MAZE, Elizabeth

White, hanged at Williamsburg, Va., on Nov. 23, 1739.
She was convicted of murdering her bastard child in Lan-
caster County. Sentenced on Nov, 2, 1739. VIRGINIA
GAZETTE, Williamsburg, 11-2 and 11-23-1739, Also mentione
in WOMEN WHO KILL by Ann Jones; New York: Holt, Rinehart
U Winston, 1980; p h9.

Lunenburg Co. Order Book 1729-1743, p 250: she
is remanded to 1739 term of General Court for
the murder of her bastard child.

November 23, 1739
MAZE, Elizabeth

Vhite, hanged at Williamsburg, Va., on Nov, 23, 1739,

She was convicted of murdering her bastard child in Lan-
caster County, Sentenced on Nov, 2, 1739, VIRGINIA
GAZETTE, Williamsburg, 11-2 and 11-23-1739. Also mentiong
in WOMEN WHO KILL by Ann Jones; New York: Holt, Rinehart
U Winston, 1980; p 19.

Lunenburg Co. Order Book 1729-1743, p 250: she
a to 1739 term of General Court for
rv of her bastard child,

agian November 23, 1739



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