Liberty for Prisoner John Winans
Document 1796Winans, incarcerated at New Prison, begs Simmons to consider reviewing his case so that he might be granted his liberty.
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Honod Sir
a knowledge of your humanity I presume me favour to [undecipherable] [undecipherable] as I now owe your honor a [undecipherable] detail of [undecipherable] W. Hammuch Brevity as the Circumstance will Admit of and with all Due regard to truth and Candour I Beg leave to address your honor hoping I may find favour in your goodness to Interceed on my Behalf in obtaining my Liberty and to [undecipherable] Acts let me beseige your honors Intention
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I am with the partial Respect your honors [undecipherable]
Luis Person Oct 24th 1796 John [undecipherable]
Type
Copy of Signed Document
Description
Winans, incarcerated at New Prison, begs Simmons to consider reviewing his case so that he might be granted his liberty.
Date
10/24/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New Prison
Document number
1796102470201
Page start
1
Notable persons
William Simmons
John Winans
Notable locations
New Prison