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- Q15514279 abstract "Martha "Patty" Cannon was a slave trader and the leader of the Cannon-Johnson Gang of Maryland-Delaware, which operated for about a decade in the early 19th century kidnapping free blacks and refugee slaves to sell into slavery in the South. Mayor Joseph Watson of Philadelphia and Governor John Andrew Schulze of Pennsylvania worked to recover young free blacks kidnapped by the gang in the summer of 1825 and to prosecute its members. They did not succeed in trying any of the white members. After being acquitted in Mayor's Court, in 1827 mulatto gang member John Purnell (alias John Smith and others) was convicted on two counts of kidnapping in Philadelphia County Court in Pennsylvania; he was sentenced to a fine and 42 years in jail. He died in jail five years later. In 1829 Cannon was indicted in Delaware for four murders, after the remains of four blacks (including three children) were discovered on property she owned. She confessed to nearly two dozen murders and died in prison while awaiting trial. Some sources say she committed suicide by poison.Beginning in 1841, some popular accounts referred to the slave trader as Lucretia P. Cannon, although there is no evidence to indicate she used the name "Lucretia" in her lifetime. A popular 19th-century novel based on her exploits contributed to her mythic status as a ruthless figure. She has continued to be featured as a figure in fiction.".
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- Q15514279 comment "Martha "Patty" Cannon was a slave trader and the leader of the Cannon-Johnson Gang of Maryland-Delaware, which operated for about a decade in the early 19th century kidnapping free blacks and refugee slaves to sell into slavery in the South. Mayor Joseph Watson of Philadelphia and Governor John Andrew Schulze of Pennsylvania worked to recover young free blacks kidnapped by the gang in the summer of 1825 and to prosecute its members. They did not succeed in trying any of the white members.".
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