Indictment against John Furbush, 1771 May.

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Indictment against John Furbush, 1771 May.

Read, as Attorney General, presents a True Bill returned by Charles Hillyard, Grand Jury foreman, against John Furbush for assault against Philip Hilyard, constable of Duck Creek Hundred, Kent County, Del., on May 3rd, 1771.

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University of Virginia. Library

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