during the night, of money and clothing, and had ridden
off on a stolen 'pacing Mare,!"
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SEY by Reed, page 402, His sources SUPREME COURT MINUTES
November, 172; ARCHIVES, XII, 110
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during the night, of money and clothing, and had ridden q
off on a stolen 'pacing Mare,!"
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SEY by Reed, page 02, His source: SUPREME COURT MINUTES
November, 172; ARCHIVES, XII, 110
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during the night, of money and clothing, and had ridden d
off on a stolen ‘pacing Mare,!"
CHAPTERS IN A HISTORY OF GRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN NEW JER.
SEY by Reed, page 02, His source: SUPREME COURT MINUTES
November, 172; ARCHIVES, XII, 1lo
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Manes * Damel Wiliunson B Sohn Siniths
Offence * Unspecified felonies
Court * Somerset County Court of Dyer 4 Teromer
hocation® Millstone, vomenset Co.
Outcome* Both Fardoned.
Source: Minutes of the New Jersey Jipreme Court. Division
of Archives, New Jersey State Library. Trenton,
piles (742
Manes * Daniel Williamson’ b John Smith
Offence * Unspecitied felonies
Court * Somerset County Court of Dyer 4 Termmer
Aocation® Millstone, Jomerset Co.
Outcome* Both Pardoned.
Jource* Minutes of the New Jersey Supreme Court. Division
of Archives, Mew Jersey tate Library. Trenton.
ales Fo 1744
Mames *
Offence *
Court *
Aocation’
Outcome *
Source *
Damel Wilianson b ohn ‘mith
Unspecitiod felonies
domerset County Court of Oyer 4 Terminer
Millstone, Somerset Co.
Both Pardoned.
Minutes of the Mew Sersey Supreme Court. Division
of Archives, Mew Jersey tate Library. Trenton.
Mats ofthe Mo sy Siyrome Court Dison
(frie, Boa dy Stk Libr. Troon.
Details: These men were condemned by The circuit court
of Somerset County and had thes Convichns and
death sentences aftirmed on gppeaf fo the Supreme.
Court of the Province. They were ordered returned
to Somerset County hay execution but succeeded 1
obtaining ‘His Majesty Mest Gracious Pardon’
Details: These men were condemned by the circuit court
of Somerset County and had ther Convich'ms and!
death sentences affirmed on appeal to the Supreme
Court of the Province. They were ordered returned
to Somerset County for execution but succeeded i
obtaining “His Majesty’s Most Gracious Pardon’.
Details: These men were condemned by the circuit court
of Somerset County and had ther convichins and
death sentences affirmed on appeal to the Supreme
Court of the Province. They were ordered returned
to Somerset County fir execution but succeeded tn
abhuning ‘His Majesty Mest Gracious Pardow
Debus! These men sre condone the crt court
inerat ney fi gation.
‘AyenyS Mest Grains Pardo.
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WILLTAMSON, Daniel
Daniel Williamson was hanged at some place in New Jersey
in 172 for horse s tealing,
Teeters' New Jersey Listing, His source: Weiss and Weiss
"Crime and Punishment in Colonial New Jersey,’
"In 1742 the Supreme Court tried two indictments for
'felony' which haddbeen removed by certiorari from the
Court of Oyer and Terminer for Somerset County, Both
defendants were convicted, but while Daniel Williamson,
alias Fagan, a housbreaker and horsethief, was apparent-
ly allowed to hang, a pardon saved the neck of John
Smith, Williamson (or Williams), an lrishman, had
robbed the house of Thomas Stevenson,of Rocky Hill,
| WILLIAMSON, Daniel
Daniel Williamson was hanged at some place in New Jerscy
in 172 for horse s tealing,
Teeters' New Jersey Listing, His source: Weiss and Weiss
"Crime and Punishment in Colonial New Jersey,
"In 172 the Supreme Court tried two indictments for
'felony! which haddbeen removed by certiorari from the
Court of Oyer and Terminer for Somerset County, Both
defendants were convicted, but while Daniel Williamson,
alias Fagan, a housbreaker and horsethief, was apparent-
ly allowed to hang, a pardon saved the neck of John
Smith, Williamson (or Williams), an lrishman, had
robbed the house of Thomas Stevenson,of Rocky Hill,
WILLIAMSON, Daniel
Daniel Williamson was hanged at some place in New Jersey
in 172 for horse s tealing,
Teeters' New Jersey Listing, His source: Weiss and Weiss
"Crime and Punishment in Colonial New Jersey,
"In 172 the Supreme Court tried two indictments for
‘felony! which haddbeen removed by certiorari from the
Court of Oyer and Terminer for Somerset County, Both
defendants were convicted, but while Daniel ence,
abe ie ae and .
ly_ allowed a pardon saved the nee . vere
Smith, eiiteness on Williams), an lrishman, hac
robbed the house of Thomas Sie eon, of Rocky Hil,
Laine omiay
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