COURT: Mary WOODS, Larceny, 1818, 1819, Huntingdon County, PA

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Source: Quarter Session Book F Page 431
Written: August 1818
Huntingdon County Quarter Session Book F
August Session 1818 page 431
#9 

Commonwealth vs. Mary Woods
Indictment for Larceny

Grand Inquest return a true Bill contd November Term 1818.  The 
defendant being arraigned pleads non cul, et de hoc, Attorney General 
Similiter and a Jury of the county being called baleted [sic] and sworn 
to wit, Francis Smith, William Porter, Conrad Fleck, Angus Sinclair, 
Mathias Lightner, James Thompson, Issac Cook, Abraham Winters, James 
Moore, John Keller Junr, Eli Plummer and John Cooper who being sworn or 
affirmed find the defendant guilty of stealing three pair of shoes of 
the value of four dollars and fifty cents at January Session 1819 under 
the seal of the said commonwealth and the hand of his Excellency 
William Findley Governor thereof and prays that her said pardon may be 
allowed by the court whereupon the said Mary Woods is discharged.

County $4.00
Atty Gl $4.00
Sheff $1.50
Trust Barbour $7.70 certified
Court $1.87 certified
Matthew Campbell $3.00
Perina Saxton $2.50
James Gran $3.25
James McConnell $3.25

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