Morris County NJ Archives News.....Hilbert, Froney Committed to Jail for Theft 1877
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The Madison Eagle, Sat Aug 11, 1877 Pg 3 1877

   Froney Hilbert, of Madison, was committed
on Saturday for stealing at pocket-book containing
nearly sixty dollars from Mrs. Mary G. Marquette,
who keeps a boarding house in Madison. Froney was
a domestic in her employ, and after being committed
to jail charged that James Burnet, a young fellow
of Madison, had induced her to steal it and that
she had afterwards giving him ten dollars of the
stolen funds. James was arrested at his home on
Sunday morning, denied the charge point-blank and
gave bail for his appearance at the next term of
court. The amount of bail was fixed at $250, and
his father went his security. Froney's parents live
in Passaie township and knew nothing of the trouble
in which she has placed herself.
                                   BANNER

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