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1751: John Morrison, Francis McCoy, and Elizabeth Robinson, robbers

Posted on 13 February, 2015 by Headsman

Anthony Vaver’s captivating Early American Crime blog neatly summarizes this story. But for readers with a taste for an original colonial hanging-pamphlet, read on …

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  • 1818: Samuel Godfrey, American picaro
  • 1945: 59 collaborationists in Bulgaria
  • 1864: Bizoton Affair executions
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  • 1892: Two Georgian bandits, witnessed by Stalin
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Posted in 18th Century, Capital Punishment, Common Criminals, Crime, Death Penalty, England, Execution, Hanged, History, Occupation and Colonialism, Pennsylvania, Public Executions, Theft, USA, Women | Tagged 1750s, 1751, elizabeth robinson, francis mccoy, john morrison, philadelphia

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