William Crawford

Released
Gender:Male
Race:White
Era:1700s
State:Pennsylvania
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Biography

Colonel William Crawford was one of twenty men arrested during the Whiskey Rebellion in western Pennsylvania and marched in chains to Philadelphia in late 1794, reaching the city around Christmas. He was held awaiting the federal treason proceedings and released in 1795.

Case

Walnut Street Jail
Charges: High treason (Whiskey Rebellion)
Incarcerated: Nov 15, 1794
Released: 1795
Sentence: Marched to Philadelphia in chains in late 1794 and held for the 1795 federal treason proceedings; released 1795 Verdict as recorded: No — the grand jury refused to indict for treason
Convicted: No
Institution State: Pennsylvania

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