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    Rex v. Wemms: Suffolk Superior Court, Boston

    From: Adams Papers | Legal Papers of John Adams | Volume 3 | R. Criminal Law, continued: The Boston Massacre Trials | Rex v. Wemms: Suffolk Superior Court, Boston

    1Adams’ Minutes of Crown Evidence: 27 November 1770 (Adams Papers)
    James Dodge . . . seemed to come from close before them, i.e. I took it, the snow was flung on...
    2Adams’ Minutes of Crown Evidence, Continued: 28 November 1770 (Adams Papers)
    James Brewer . To the best of my Remembrance I saw Kilroy . I came up r oyal exchange Lane, and...
    3Adams’ Minutes of Crown Evidence, Concluded, and of Samuel Quincy’s Argument for the Crown: 29 November 1770 (Adams Papers)
    Jos. Crosbey . Kilroys Bayonett appeared to be covered with Blood 5 or 6 Inches, next day . James...
    4Adams’ Minutes of Josiah Quincy’s Opening for the Defense: 29 November 1770 (Adams Papers)
    Josa. Quincy. 3 main Divisions, under the last there will be many Sub divisions. 1st. whether any...
    5Adams’ Minutes of Defense Evidence: 29 November 1770 (Adams Papers)
    James Crawford. At dark that night, I went home and was not out till next morning. I met Numbers...
    6Adams’ Minutes of Defense Evidence, Continued: 30 November 1770 (Adams Papers)
    Dr. Richard Hyrons. About 7 o Clock. Saw several soldiers at my own door a little after 8,...
    7Adams’ Digest of Evidence: 29 November–1 December 1770 (Adams Papers)
    James Crawford. Went home to Bulls Wharf at dark about 6 O Clock. Met Numbers of People, going...
    8Adams’ Argument for the Defense: 3–4 December 1770 (Adams Papers)
    May it please your Honours and you Gentlemen of the Jury, I am for the prisoners at the bar, and...