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William Moss

Life archive ID obpt18050918-30-defend302

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Gender male. Has tattoo no. First recorded 1805.

3 records. England and Wales Criminal Registers. Newgate Calendars of prisoners for trial. Old Bailey Proceedings.

William Moss

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The Digital Panopticon William Moss , Life Archive ID obpt18050918-30-defend302 (). Version 1.2.1, consulted 20th May 2024.

Imprisoned

1805

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Imprisoned 1805

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18th September 1805

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Trial text at oldbaileyonline.org

Tried at Old Bailey, London. Accused of murder (the wilful murder of benjamin aris). Found guilty, manslaughter. Sentenced to imprisonment in Newgate. Sentence outcome was unknown.

Tried 18th September 1805

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