Daniel Horsmanden

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Daniel Horsmanden was an 18th-century New York judge and diarist best known for orchestrating and documenting the controversial trials during the 1741 slave conspiracy panic.

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instanceOf colonial official
diarist
judge
person
activeIn 18th century
appointedBy Governor William Cosby NERFINISHED
authorOf A Journal of the Proceedings in The Detection of the Conspiracy Formed by Some White People, in Conjunction with Negro and Other Slaves NERFINISHED
birthCountry England NERFINISHED
birthPlace Surrey NERFINISHED
birthYear 1694
burialPlace New York City NERFINISHED
citizenship Kingdom of Great Britain NERFINISHED
countryOfActivity Province of New York NERFINISHED
deathPlace Province of New York NERFINISHED
deathYear 1778
education studied law in England
ethnicity English
gender male
historicalReputation associated with judicial overreach and coerced testimony in 1741 trials
involvedIn Cosby–Morris political factionalism in colonial New York
knownFor book "A Journal of the Proceedings in The Detection of the Conspiracy Formed by Some White People, in Conjunction with Negro and Other Slaves" NERFINISHED
documenting the 1741 New York slave conspiracy panic
role in the 1741 New York slave conspiracy trials
language English
legalJurisdiction Province of New York Supreme Court NERFINISHED
legalRole examiner of witnesses in 1741 conspiracy investigations
presiding judge in 1741 New York slave conspiracy trials
legalSystem English common law
movedTo New York NERFINISHED
name Daniel Horsmanden NERFINISHED
notableWorkDate 1744 GENERATED
occupation author
diarist
judge
politician
participatedIn 1741 New York slave conspiracy panic
placeOfDeath New York City
politicalAlignment supporter of Governor William Cosby
positionHeld justice of the Supreme Court of Judicature of the Province of New York
member of the Governor’s Council of New York
recorder of New York City
regionOfInfluence British North America NERFINISHED
religion Anglican
residence New York City
sourceType primary source for historians of the 1741 New York conspiracy
trialTypePresidedOver arson conspiracy trials
slave conspiracy trials
yearMovedToNewYork circa 1720s

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New York Conspiracy of 1741 hasKeyFigure Daniel Horsmanden