Recognizance in bastardy proceedings against William Hall, 1728 Apr. 3.

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Recognizance in bastardy proceedings against William Hall, 1728 Apr. 3.

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Recognizance document binding Mary Davenport and William Hall, bricklayer, both of Little Compton, Newport County, Rhode Island (formerly Bristol County, Massachusetts), to the sum of ten pounds and summoning the two parties to appear in court where William Hall will answer to Mary Davenport's charges of getting her with an illegitimate child. Written and witnessed by Thomas Church.

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New-York Historical Society

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Church, Thomas W., 1945-

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Member of the "Company of Comedians" that at some time before this petition departed from Fell's Point in Baltimore to perform for a time in Annapolis. This may have been the troupe known as the American Company of Comedians and later as the Old American Company. From the description of Petition : to the governor and Council of Maryland, 1783 June 4. (Rosenbach Museum & Library). WorldCat record id: 122581016 ...

Davenport, Mary

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Resident of Little Compton, Rhode Island (formerly Bristol, Massachusetts). From the description of Recognizance in bastardy proceedings against William Hall, 1728 Apr. 3. (New York University, Group Batchload). WorldCat record id: 58779018 ...

Hall, William, Little Compton, Rhode Island.

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