British Executions - List Of Hangings In England

James Stewart
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

James Stewart

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John Bellamy
1752

Crime: horse stealing

Location: —

March 1752 (LDB records this under March 1751).

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John Gray
1752

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

1752 Lent assizes

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John Parker
1752

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

1752 Lent assizes

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Thomas Millard
1752

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Friday, 13 March 1752

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James Whiting
1752

Crime: Highway robbery

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Highway robbery

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Benjamin Whiting
1752

Crime: Highway robbery

Location: —

Highway robbery

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John Torrow
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Wednesday, 18 March 1752 (dieted till 18/3 in T 90)

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Charles Smith
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

Wednesday, 18 March 1752 (dieted till 18/3 in T 90)

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Thomas Hurry
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

Wednesday, 18 March 1752 (dieted till 18/3 in T 90)

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Alice Andrew
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

Wednesday, 18 March 1752 (dieted till 18/3 in T 90)

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Richard Palmer
1752

Crime: murder

Location: Elton

Richard Palmer was convicted of the murder of his wife Mary Palmer and sentenced to death.

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Anthony de Rosa
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

Anthony de Rosa was convicted of robbery and murder and sentenced to death.

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Jas Lowry
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

Jas Lowry was convicted of the murder of Ken Hossack.

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Samuel Prior
1752

Crime: unknown

Location: —

Thursday, 26 March 1752 (3 dieted to 26/3 in T 90) (Kentish Post)

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Samuel Yell
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Thursday, 26 March 1752 (3 dieted to 26/3 in T 90) (Kentish Post)

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William Maddock
1752

Crime: return from transportation

Location: —

Thursday, 26 March 1752 (3 dieted to 26/3 in T 90) (Kentish Post)

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John Swan
1752

Crime: unknown

Location: —

Saturday, 28 March 1752 Epping Forest (various newspapers)

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Elizabeth Jeffries
1752

Crime: unknown

Location: —

Saturday, 28 March 1752 Epping Forest (various newspapers)

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James Rosier
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

Murder of Edmund Woodhouse

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Elizabeth Jeffries
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

ELIZABETH JEFFRIES AND JOHN SWAN Deprived of her Uncle's valuable Estate, the Woman and an Accomplice shot him dead after paying another Man to commit the Crime.

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John Swan
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

ELIZABETH JEFFRIES AND JOHN SWAN Deprived of her Uncle's valuable Estate, the Woman and an Accomplice shot him dead after paying another Man to commit the Crime.

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Elizabeth Jeffries
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

ELIZABETH JEFFRIES AND JOHN SWAN

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Thomas Prestwood
1752

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Thomas Prestwood found guilty on an indictment for a burglary in the dwelling house of Sir Charles Matthew Goreing in the parish of Wiston on 21st October 1751: stealing therefrom 3 Portuguese gold coins (each with a…

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William Moores
1752

Crime: horse stealing

Location: —

1752

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John Davy
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

Friday. 3 Apr 1752 (Western Flying Post)

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Joseph Phillips
1752

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Friday. 3 Apr 1752 (Western Flying Post)

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John Wilson
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Friday. 3 Apr 1752 (Western Flying Post)

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Robert Stamp
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Friday. 3 Apr 1752 (Western Flying Post)

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Mary Blandy
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

MARY BLANDY Executed 6th of April, 1752, for murdering her Father at the Request of her Lover

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Mary Blandy
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

Monday, 6 April 1752 (various newspapers etc.)

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Thomas Figgott
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

Thomas Figgott (otherwise Fidgott otherwise “White Eyes”) guilty of the murder of John Mills, a customs man: shooting him in 1742

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William Jennings
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Friday, 10 April 1752 (Western Flying Post)

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Robert Loveday
1752

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Robert Loveday guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of William Buck in the parish of Rotherham: stealing therefrom a horseman’s frise coat (valued at 4/-), a silk handkerchief (valued at 2/-), a pair of cloth…

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Benjamin Fearney
1752

Crime: stealing

Location: —

Benjamin Fearney (or Fermery) guilty of stealing 2 gold rings (valued at 30/-) - the property of Ann Wade; and a woollen cloth coat (valued at 5/-) and a woollen waistcoat (valued at 5/-) - the property of William…

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Robert Derby
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Robert Derby (otherwise Jones) found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of George Othen in the parish of Frimley on 29th July 1752: robbing him of a brown gelding (valued at £5), the property of John Moore:…

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Richard Patrick
1752

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

Richard Patrick found guilty on an indictment for breaking into the dwelling house of Elizabeth Eastland, widow, in the parish of Lingfield on 13th September 1751; and stealing therefrom 7 gold guineas of her money and…

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Thomas Gregory
1752

Crime: horse stealing

Location: —

Thomas Gregory found guilty on an indictment for stealing a brown gelding (valued at £8), the property of John Whitbourn, in the parish of West Horsley on 28th February 1751.

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John Hamilton
1752

Crime: forgery

Location: —

John Hamilton found guilty on an indictment for forging a receipt for £18.14/- in the name of John Tobin, with intent to defraud him in the parish of St George the Martyr, Southwark on 12th July 1750.

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John Saunders
1752

Crime: burglary

Location: —

John Saunders found guilty on an indictment for a burglary in the dwelling house of Daniel Grimball in the parish of St Mary Rothrhythe on 21st October 1750: stealing therefrom a pair of silver candle sticks (valued at…

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Alexander McKey
1752

Crime: forgery

Location: —

Alexander McKey found guilty on an indictment for High Treason in counterfeiting £5 worth of coinage in the parish of Camberwell on 30th July 1751. He was ordered to be drawn to the place of execution.

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Woolston Roberts
1752

Crime: unknown

Location: —

Tuesday, 21 April 1752 (Derby Mercury)

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William Sandham
1752

Crime: unknown

Location: —

Tuesday, 21 April 1752 (Derby Mercury)

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Nicholas Mooney
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Friday 24 Apr 1752

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John Jones
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Friday 24 Apr 1752

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William Cudmore
1752

Crime: return from transportation

Location: —

Friday 24 Apr 1752

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John Heath
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

John Heath found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of John Walter near Buxted Bridge in the parish of Buxted on 12th October 1748: robbing him of 12 gold guineas and £12 in money numbered. He was executed…

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Edward MCanelly
1752

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Saturday, 25 April 1752 (QS)

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Henry Morgan
1752

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Saturday, 25 April 1752 (QS)

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John Delahay
1752

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Saturday, 25 April 1752

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James Williams
1752

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Saturday, 25 April 1752

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Nicholas Mooney
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

NICHOLAS MOONEY and JOHN JONES

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John Jones
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

NICHOLAS MOONEY and JOHN JONES

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John MCannelly
1752

Crime: burglary

Location: —

JOHN M'CANNELLY AND LUKE MORGAN A Daring Burglary committed in the House of Mr Porter, of the Raike Farmhouse, near Chester, by M'Cannelly, Morgan, Stanley, Boyd and Neill, Irish Haymakers, for which the first two were…

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Luke Morgan
1752

Crime: burglary

Location: —

JOHN M'CANNELLY AND LUKE MORGAN A Daring Burglary committed in the House of Mr Porter, of the Raike Farmhouse, near Chester, by M'Cannelly, Morgan, Stanley, Boyd and Neill, Irish Haymakers, for which the first two were…

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Thomas Wilford
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

THOMAS WILFORD A Cripple, who murdered his Wife in a Fit of Jealousy, and was executed at Tyburn on the 22nd of June, 1752

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William Chaplin
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

Wednesday, 22 July 1752 (Quarter Sessions Papers)

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Anthony Colpris
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

Saturday, 25 July 1752 Windmill Point, Poole (Sherbourne Mercury)

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John Sewell
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Monday, 27 July 1752

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Thomas Otley
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

Thomas Otley guilty of the murder of his wife. After execution his body was hanged in chains on Black Close Hill on the road between Bury St Edmunds and Newmarket.

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John Ingersole
1752

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

Thursday, 30 July 1752 (dieted to 30/7 in T 90)

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John Luck
1752

Crime: horse stealing

Location: —

Thursday, 30 July 1752 (dieted to 30/7 in T 90)

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John Appleton
1752

Crime: rape

Location: —

Friday, 31 July 1752

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John Fidler
1752

Crime: horse stealing

Location: —

John Fidler (Smith)

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James Wogden
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

Monday, 10 August 1752 (Derby Mercury)

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Thomas Smallbone
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Wednesday, 12 August 1752 (St Mary’s Burial Register)

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Thomas Capon
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Wednesday, 12 August 1752 (St Mary’s Burial Register)

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Ann Whale
1752

Crime: murder

Location: Horsham, Sussex

Ann Whale, strangled and then burned, for the Murder of her Husband; and Sarah Pledge, hanged for being her Accomplice.

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Sarah Pledge
1752

Crime: murder

Location: Horsham, Sussex

ANN WHALE AND SARAH PLEDGE

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Daniel Wilson
1752

Crime: stealing

Location: —

Saturday, 15 August 1752 Castle Ditches, a city execution

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John Billington
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

John Billington and John Russellwood guilty of the highway robbery of Robert Bromfield: robbing him of a purse (valued at 6d) and 17/- in money. Execution respited to 29/8.

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John Russellwood
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

John Billington and John Russellwood guilty of the highway robbery of Robert Bromfield: robbing him of a purse (valued at 6d) and 17/- in money. Execution respited to 29/8.

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Walter Robins
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Walter Robins and John Marsh guilty of the highway robbery of Edward Opton: robbing him of a gold guinea and 2/6 in silver money. Executed

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John Marsh
1752

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Walter Robins and John Marsh guilty of the highway robbery of Edward Opton: robbing him of a gold guinea and 2/6 in silver money. Executed

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Ewen MDonald
1752

Crime: murder

Location: —

Thursday, 28 September 1752 - Town Moor, Newcastle (Newcastle Journal)

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William Montgomery
1752

Crime: swindling

Location: —

WILLIAM MONTGOMERY

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