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Minutes of the Commissioners for Detecting and Defeating Conspiracies in the State of New York

Minutes of the Commissioners for Detecting and Defeating Conspiracies in the State of New York, 1778-1781. Collections of the New-York Historical Society, 1924-1925. Originally compiled 1778-1781, first published 1909-1925. 277 words

which Said order being taken Into Consideration thereupon Resolved that the Requisition Cannot be Complied with -- A Letter was prepared Stating the Objections and forwarded to them in the woords following (prout) Also A Letter was forwarded to John c Crea Esq? ordering him to deliver into this Goal W™ c Crea, who was permitted to absent himself on Bail of the S d John M Crea, c

in the following woords -- (prout) -- April 15^ 1778 1778 Apr. 15. Present

John M Beeckman ) j Mathew Visher Isaac D Fonda ) 1 Jer V Rensselaer Nicholas Hagerman from Balls town was Brought before this Board, & Being Charged with deserting from Said

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Apr. 15. district on a Supposition to go to the Enemy -- but no direct proof appearing therefore ordered that S d N Hagerman be permitted to Return home on Bail of Christopher Hagerman: Cof Gordon & Cap? Collins appeared before this board & Represented that Robert Russell, Roger Hyatt, John Smyth, Archibald c Nue c M --M Night James Robison, John Fairman, George Gardner, Jonathan Tuttle, Study Scranton, Henry Bolton & George Bolton, person[s] now again Residing in Ballston, after having taken up arms against the United

States with Gen Burgoyne, & from appearences they Judge that the above person's will Return to their duty, thereupon Resolved that Col Gordon 1

& Cap? Collins be Requested to Cause the Said Offenders to appeir before them to Enter into Bail for their future Good Conduct. A Coppy of a Recognizance] for that purpose was furnished them. [4] William Reside and William M Auley were brought c