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Enclosure: Exhibit E. April Term, 1811 Indictment, by Grand Jury, Adams County, charging Minor Sturgus with killing Richard Willmore; June 8, 1815, certified by Theodore Stark as a true copy; June 23, 1815, Certification, C.C. Stone, certifying that Minor Sturgus was admitted to plead without arraignment and that Shields referred to Sturgus as "the honorable defendant, his worthy friend"; Certification, Robert Williams, certifying as to the above; Extract from the verdict of a jury held on the body of Richard C. Willmore, found that Willmore died at Sturgus's hand; June 8, 1815, certified by George Newman, Coroner, as a true copy; July 18, 1815, Certification, Theodore Stark, Clerk, certifying that one indictment was preferred against Sturgus in 1811.
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Enclosure: Exhibit E. April Term, 1811 Indictment, by Grand Jury, Adams County, charging Minor Sturgus with killing Richard Willmore; June 8, 1815, certified by Theodore Stark as a true copy; June 23, 1815, Certification, C.C. Stone, certifying that Minor Sturgus was admitted to plead without arraignment and that Shields referred to Sturgus as "the honorable defendant, his worthy friend"; Certification, Robert Williams, certifying as to the above; Extract from the verdict of a jury held on the body of Richard C. Willmore, found that Willmore died at Sturgus's hand; June 8, 1815, certified by George Newman, Coroner, as a true copy; July 18, 1815, Certification, Theodore Stark, Clerk, certifying that one indictment was preferred against Sturgus in 1811.
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- Doc Number: 1233
- Administration: David Holmes
- Date(s): 1815-08-04
- Description: Enclosure: Exhibit E. April Term, 1811 Indictment, by Grand Jury, Adams County, charging Minor Sturgus with killing Richard Willmore; June 8, 1815, certified by Theodore Stark as a true copy; June 23, 1815, Certification, C.C. Stone, certifying that Minor Sturgus was admitted to plead without arraignment and that Shields referred to Sturgus as "the honorable defendant, his worthy friend"; Certification, Robert Williams, certifying as to the above; Extract from the verdict of a jury held on the body of Richard C. Willmore, found that Willmore died at Sturgus's hand; June 8, 1815, certified by George Newman, Coroner, as a true copy; July 18, 1815, Certification, Theodore Stark, Clerk, certifying that one indictment was preferred against Sturgus in 1811.
- Call Number: Series 0488
- Filename: 488-1233-04.tif