Identity area
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Person
Authorized form of name
Rogers, William
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Dates of existence
[18--]
History
William Rogers was a yeoman living in or near Albion, York township, Upper Canada. On 13 December 1837 he was arrested and charged with treason. In all 422 people were arrested in the Home District. He was tried in the Court of Oyer and Terminer on 18 April 1838 and acquitted (“Return of the Names and Quality of Station of the several person, arrested and placed in confinement in the Prisons of Toronto, etc.; printed by the House of Commons, 25 Feb. 1839).
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Authority record identifier
RC0837
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Dates of creation, revision and deletion
2015-6-18
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W. Laufs
