This list of people executed in New York gives the names of some of the people executed in New York, both before and after statehood in the United States (including as New Amsterdam), as well as the person's date of execution, method of execution, and the name of the Governor of New York at the date of execution. 1963 marked the last execution in New York State. Some executions recorded during the 17th and 18th centuries do not indicate the name(s) of the executed and therefore are not included.
Regarding electrocutions, which comprise a large percentage of the executions:[1]
- 55 people (54 men and 1 woman) were electrocuted at Auburn Correctional Facility
- 26 men were electrocuted at Clinton Correctional Facility
- 614 people (including 8 women) were electrocuted at Sing Sing
1600–1799
edit| Name of the Convict | Execution Date | Method | Charge | Governor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gregory Peterson | 5 August 1639 | Firing squad | Unknown act of mutiny; soldier of the Fort Amsterdam garrison; first execution in New York (Manhattan) | Willem Kieft |
| Jan Creoli | 25 June 1646 | Asphyxiation (and posthumous burning) | Sodomy (charged with "Sodomy, buggery, and bestiality") | |
| Jacob Leisler | 16 May 1691 | Hanging | Treason after leading Leisler's Rebellion | Henry Sloughter |
| 25 people[2] | April 1712 | Hanging, burning, breaking upon a wheel | New York Slave Revolt of 1712 | Robert Hunter |
| 34 people (including John Ury) | April 1741 | Hanging, burning | New York Conspiracy of 1741 | George Clarke |
| Thomas Hickey[3][4][5] | 28 June 1776 | Hanging | Irish-born British soldier/deserter convicted of mutiny, sedition and treason against the patriots; he was the first person executed for treason against what would become the United States. He was jailed for passing counterfeit money, tried and executed for above-referenced charges. | William Tryon |
| Nathan Hale | 22 September 1776 | Convicted of spying for General George Washington, from Connecticut. Last words reported to be "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country". A statue is in NYC's "City Hall Park". | ||
| Jacob Middagh[6] | 12 May 1777 | Levying war against the state of New York[7] | ||
| John André | 2 October 1780 | British spy who recruited Benedict Arnold; assisted in attempted surrender of West Point, New York | James Robertson (colonial governor)/George Clinton (elected governor) | |
| Stephen Grimes[8] | 1785 | Robbery | George Clinton | |
| John Benson[8] | 23 September 1785 | Housebreaking/Burglary | ||
| James Carr[8] | 1786 | Housebreaking/Burglary | ||
| William Wright[8] | 1786 | Robbery | ||
| John Slocum | 4 September 1786[8] | "Horse stealing" | ||
| Caleb Gardner[8] | 15 September 1786 | Passing counterfeit Spanish dollars | ||
| Thomas Lee[8] | c. 29 December 1786 | Housebreaking/Burglary | ||
| John Lupton[8] | 22 May 1789 | Robbery | ||
| Francis Uss | 11 July 1789 | Breaking open and burglarizing a business establishment in Poughkeepsie, New York[8] | ||
| Anthony Cornish[8] | 3 August 1789 | Murder | ||
| Henry McKinney[8] | 18 December 1789 | Robbery | ||
| Timothy Jackson[8] | 18 December 1789 | Robbery | ||
| William Glover[8] | 4 June 1790 | Robbery | ||
| Negro Piets[8] | 10 December 1790 | Rape | ||
| Samuel Cook (or Samuel Cooke)[8] | 24 June 1791 | Forgery | ||
| Whiting Sweeting[8] | 26 August 1791 | Murder of Albany County Constable Darius Quimby on 3 January 1791 | ||
| William Erskine | 5 October 1791 | Rape | ||
| John Young[9] | 17 August 1797 | Murder of New York Deputy Sheriff Robert Berwick 1797[10] |
1800–1899
edit| Name of the convict | Execution date | Method | Charge | Governor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| James McLean[11] | 28 August 1807 | Hanging | Murder of William Orr | Daniel D. Tompkins |
| Alpheus Hitchcock[12] | 11 September 1807 | Murder of his wife, Belinda (née Bailey) Hitchcock[13] | ||
| Rufus Hill[14] | 12 August 1808 | Murder of Mary Sisson | ||
| Thomas Qua | 12 August 1808 | Murder of his wife, Margaret Qua | ||
| James Dougherty | 6 August 1813 | Murder of John Wait | ||
| John Black, Mahlon Christie, Isaac Kent, and George Orcote | 4 June 1814 (other accounts indicate date was in the spring of 1812 or around New Year's Eve 1813)[15] | Shot | Desertion | |
| James Graham[15] | 29 July 1814 | Hanging | Murders of Hugh Cameron and Alexander McGiffrey | |
| Mary Antoine | 30 September 1814 | "[K]illed a 'female' who had 'alienated her husband's affection'"; daughter of Abram Antoine [q.v.]; first reported execution of a woman in the State of New York. | ||
| Charles Thompson and James Peters (aka Peterson)[15] | August 1815 | Murder of James Burba | ||
| Barent Becker[16] | 6 October 1815 | Murder of his wife, Ann Becker | ||
| James Hamilton | 6 November 1818 | Murder of U.S. Rifle Corps Major Benjamin Birdsall | DeWitt Clinton | |
| John Van Alstine (aka Van Alstyne) | 19 March 1819 | Murder of Schoharie County Deputy Sheriff William Huddleston | ||
| James "Coe" Teed | 16 April 1819 | Murder of his uncle, Richard Jennings, over property dispute. First "murder for hire" in New York state[17] | ||
| David Dunning | 16 April 1819 | Murder of Richard Jennings[18] | ||
| Abram (or Abraham) Antoine | 12 September 1823 | "[For] avenging the execution of his daughter Mary Antoine [q.v.] by murdering the man [John Jacobs] whose testimony hanged her."[19] | Joseph C. Yates | |
| Peggy Facto[20] | 18 March 1825 | Murder of her newborn daughter (possibly killed the child the year before). Co-defendant/lover Francis LaBarre acquitted. | DeWitt Clinton | |
| William Enoch | 12 January 1835 | Murder of his wife | William L. Marcy | |
| John Hallock | 2 July 1836 | Murder of a black woman | ||
| Edward Coleman | 12 January 1839 | Murder of his wife | William H. Seward | |
| Samuel Johnson | 6 July 1841 | Murder of his wife | ||
| Antoine Geisler[21] | 7 June 1844 sometime between 1 and 2 PM | Murder of Alexander Smith and his wife | William C. Bouck | |
| Andreas Hall | 15 March 1849 | Murder of Amy Smith (also responsible for two others, but sentenced only for Smith) | Hamilton Fish | |
| Aaron B. Stookey[22] | 19 September 1851 | Murder of Edward Moore | Washington Hunt | |
| Otto Grunsig[23] | 27 February 1852 | Murder of his wife, Victorine Grunsig | ||
| Nicholas Saul | 28 January 1853 | Murder of Charles Baxter | Horatio Seymour | |
| William Howlett | 28 January 1853 | Murder of Charles Baxter | ||
| Joseph Clark[24] | 11 February 1853 | Murder of NYPD Policeman George T. Gillespie on 10 July 1851 | ||
| "Black Chas" | 29 October 1853 | Murder of a washerwoman for her money | ||
| Patrick Fitzgerald[25] | 15 November 1853 | Murder of his wife, Margaret Fitzgerald | ||
| James L. Hoare[26] | 27 January 1854 | Murder of Susan McAnnany | ||
| John Hadcock[27][12] | 24 February 1854 | Murder of Mrs. Mary E. Gregg | ||
| Nicholas Behan[28] | 15 December 1854 | Murder of James and Frances Wickham | ||
| John Dorsey[29] | 17 July 1857 | Murder of Ann McGirr (a.k.a. Ann Hopkins) | John A. King | |
| James Rogers[30] | 12 November 1858 | Murder of John Swanson | ||
| James Stephens[30] | 3 February 1860 | Murder of his wife, Sophie Stephens | Edwin D. Morgan | |
| William Fee[31] | March 23, 1860 | Murder (strangulation) of anonymous woman September 26, 1859 on Wayne County's old Montezuma Turnpike. The only person hanged in Wayne County. | ||
| John Crummins[30] | 30 March 1860 | Murder of Dennis McHenry | ||
| Albert W. Hicks | 13 July 1860 | Piracy. Notable because he was the last person to be executed for this crime in the United States (although the execution of the slaver Nathaniel Gordon in 1862 was under the terms of the Piracy Law). | ||
| Nathaniel Gordon | 21 February 1862 | Slaver | ||
| Bernard Friery | 17 August 1866 | Murder of Harry Lazarus | Reuben Fenton | |
| Frank Ferris | 19 October 1866 | Murder of his wife, Mary Ferris[33] | ||
| Henry Gardner | 1 March 1867 | Murder of Amasa Mullock[34] | ||
| George Wagner[30] | 1 March 1867 | Murder of his wife, Mary Wagner | ||
| Jeremiah O'Brien[30] | 9 August 1867 | Murder of Lucy McLoughlin (a.k.a. Kate Smith) | ||
| William Henry Carswell[35] | 8 January 1869 | Murder of Abbey Elizabeth Sanders | John Thompson Hoffman | |
| Theodore Nicklas[36] | 18 March 1870 | Murder of his uncle, Dr. Andrew Mead | ||
| John Reynolds[30] | 8 April 1870 | Murder of William Townsend | ||
| John Real[30] | 5 August 1870 | Murder of NYPD Patrolman John Smedick July 23, 1868 (Officer shot because Real wanted to kill a policeman).[37] | ||
| John Thomas | 10 March 1871 | Murder of Walter Johnson[30] | ||
| Edward Rulloff | 18 May 1871 | Murder of Frederick Merrick | ||
| Charles Eacker | 26 May 1871[38] | Murder of Thomas E. Burdick | ||
| Patrick Morrissey | 6 September 1872 | Murder of his mother. (The executioner was future President of the United States Grover Cleveland.) | ||
| John Gaffney | 14 February 1873 | Murder of Patrick Fahey. (The executioner was future President of the United States Grover Cleveland.) | John Adams Dix | |
| William Foster | 21 March 1873 | Murder of Avery D. Putnam | ||
| Henry Fralick (or Fralich) | 16 April 1873[39] | Murder of Henry (or Peter) Schaffer | ||
| Michael Nixon | 16 May 1873 | Murder of Charles Phifer | ||
| Hiram Smith | 4 December 1874[40] | Murder of Charles Wenham | ||
| William Thompson, William Ellis and Charles Weaver (a.k.a. Charles Weston) | 17 December 1875 | Murder of Abraham Weisberg[30] | Samuel J. Tilden | |
| Johnny Dolan | 21 April 1876 | Murder of James H. Noe | ||
| Peter H. Penwell | 20 July 1877 | Murder of his wife[34][41] | Lucius Robinson | |
| Samuel Steenburgh (black) | 19 April 1878 | Murder of Jacob S. Parker | ||
| Peter Bresnahan | 20 July 1878 | Murder of Michael Dalthen | ||
| William Merrick[42] | 29 January 1879 | Murder of his wife, Julia A. Merrick | ||
| Felix McCann | 6 June 1879 | Murder of J. Morris Hatch | ||
| Myron A. Buell | 14 November 1879 | Murder of Catharine M. Richards | ||
| Chastine Cox | 16 July 1880 | Murder of Jane L. DeForest Hull[30] | Alonzo B. Cornell | |
| Pietro Balbo | 6 August 1880 | Murder of his wife, Maria Dichaco Balbo[30] | ||
| Edward Reinhardt | 14 January 1881 | Murder of his wife, Mary Anne Degnan | ||
| Owen Lindsley | 28 April 1881 | Murder of Francis Calvin | ||
| Nathan Orlando Greenfield | 2 July 1881 | Murder of his wife, Alice | ||
| Joseph Abbott | 6 January 1882 | Murder of George Reed, a fellow Elmira Reformatory inmate[34] | ||
| Edward Earl (a.k.a. Edward H. Poindexter) | 19 February 1882 | Murder of his wife | ||
| William Sindram | 21 April 1882 | Murder of Catharine Craves[30] | ||
| Augustus D. Leighton | 19 May 1882 | Murder of Mary Dean | ||
| Michael E. "Mike" McGloin | 9 March 1883 | Murder of Louis Hanier | Grover Cleveland | |
| Pasquale Majone | 9 March 1883 | Murder of mother-in-law, Maria Velindino Selta[30] | ||
| William Henry Ostrander | 10 August 1883 | Murder of his brother, George Ostrander | ||
| Edward Hovey | 19 October 1883 | Murder of sister-in-law, Fanny Vermilyea[30] | ||
| Charles Clarke[43] | 23 May 1884 | Murder of his wife, Martha Clarke | ||
| William Menken[44][34] | 1885 | Murder of Mary Bradhoft | David B. Hill | |
| George H. Mills[45] | 10 April 1885 | Murder of his wife | ||
| Miguel Chacón | 9 July 1886 | Murder of Maria Williams | ||
| Roxalana "Roxana" Druse | 28 February 1887 | Murder of her husband William Druse; last woman to be hanged in the State of New York | ||
| Clement Arthur Day | 9 February 1888 | Murder of Johanna Rosa "Josie" Cross | ||
| Oscar Beckwith[46] | 1 March 1888 | Murder of Simon Vandercook | ||
| Danny Lyons | 21 August 1888 | Murder of Joseph Quinn | ||
| Francis Asbury Hawkins, a.k.a. Ashbury Hawkins[47] | 11 December 1888 | Murder of his mother, Cynthia A. Hawkins, on 1 October 1887 | ||
| Virgil Jackson | 14 March 1889 | Murder of Norton Metcalf | ||
| John Greenwall (né Johann Theodore Wild) | 6 December 1889 | Murder of Lyman Smith Weeks; last known hanging in the State of New York | ||
| William Kemmler | 6 August 1890 | Electric chair | Murder of Tillie Ziegler; first use of the electric chair in the world | |
| Joseph Wood | 7 July 1891 | Murder of a fellow laborer | ||
| James Slocum | 7 July 1891 | Murder of his wife | ||
| Levy Smiler | 7 July 1891 | Murder of his mistress | ||
| Shibuya Jugiro | 7 July 1891 | Murder of one of his comrades | ||
| Joseph Wood | 2 August 1892 | Murder | Roswell P. Flower | |
| Carlyle Harris | 7 May 1893 | Murder of his wife, Helen Potts | ||
| Robert W. Buchanan[48] | 1 July 1895 | Murder of his wife by poison | Levi P. Morton | |
| Bartholomew Shea[49] | 11 February 1896 | Murder of election reformer Robert Ross | ||
| Giuseppe Constantino | 22 June 1897 | Murder of Pietro Galliotti | Frank S. Black | |
| Martin Thorn[50] | 1 August 1898 | Murder and dismemberment of William Guldensuppe | ||
| Martha M. Place | 20 March 1899 | Murder of her stepdaughter, Ida Place; first woman in the world to be executed by use of the electric chair | Theodore Roosevelt |
1900–1963
edit| Name of the convict | Execution date | Method | Charge | Governor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frank Vennerholm | 16 July 1901 | Electric chair | Murder of Emily Adolphson[51][52] | Benjamin Odell Jr. |
| Leon Czolgosz | 29 October 1901 | Murder of U.S. President William McKinley | ||
| James P. "Whitey" Sullivan[53] | 24 March 1903 | Murder of Matthew Wilson during a bank robbery | ||
| William "Goat" Hinch[53] | 6 July 1903 | Murder of Matthew Wilson during a bank robbery | ||
| Patrick Conklin | 9 September 1903 | Murder of wife, Mary Mamie Cassidy | ||
| Willis van Wormer, Frederick van Wormer, and Burton van Wormer (brothers)[54] | 1 October 1903 | Murder of their uncle, Peter Hallenbeck | ||
| Carmine Gaimari[55] | 23 November 1903 | Murder of a woman whose husband was in debt with Gaimari[56] | ||
| William H. Ennis (policeman)[55][57][a] | 14 December 1903 | Murder of his wife[56] | ||
| Chester Gillette | 30 March 1908 | Murder of Grace Brown | Charles Evans Hughes | |
| Charles H. Rogers[58] | 20 July 1908 | Murders of Fred and Willis Onley, and Alice Ingerick | ||
| Angelo Laudiero[59] | 20 July 1908 | Murder of Michael DeOmbro | ||
| Mary Farmer[60] | 29 March 1909 | Murder of Sarah Brennan | ||
| Samuel Austin[61] | 3 January 1911 | Murder of his wife, Irene Austin | John Alden Dix | |
| Dominick Ferrera[59][61] | 6 January 1911 | Murder-Robbery of George Phelps a rent collector Albany New York[62] | ||
| Vincent Leonardo[61] | 6 January 1911 | Murder-Robbery of George Phelps a rent collector Albany New York[63] | ||
| Samuel Ford[61] | 1 February 1911 | Murder | ||
| Joseph Nesce[61] | 3 May 1911 | Murder | ||
| Fred Gebhardt[61] | 12 June 1911 | Murder | ||
| Joseph Nacco[61] | 26 June 1911 | Murder | ||
| Giuseppi Serimarco[61] | 17 July 1911 | Murder | ||
| Robert Wood[61] | 17 August 1911 | Murder | ||
| Burt Brown[61] | 20 November 1911 | Murder | ||
| Pietro Falletta[61] | 20 November 1911 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Frank Schermerhorn[61] | 20 November 1911 | Murder-Rape | ||
| Philip Mangano[61] | 8 January 1912 | Murder | ||
| Albert Wolter[61] | 29 January 1912 | Murder-Rape | ||
| Charles Swenton[61] | 5 February 1912 | Murder | ||
| Domenico DiPasquale[61] | 18 March 1912 | Murder | ||
| Caruso, C.[61] | 20 March 1912 | Murder | ||
| Salvatore Condido[64] | 6 May 1912 | Murder | ||
| Nicolo Consuli[61] | 28 May 1912 | Murder | ||
| Jacob Kuhn[61] | 18 June 1912 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Ralph Friedman[61] | 18 June 1912 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| George Williams[61] | 8 July 1912 | Murder | ||
| Giuseppe Cerelli[61] | 8 July 1912 | Murder | ||
| Santo Zanza | 8 July 1912 | Murder of Mrs. Mary Hall[65] | ||
| Filippo DeMarco, Angelo Giusto, Lorenzo Cali, Salvatore DeMarco and Vincenzo Cona[66] | 12 August 1912 | Murder of Mrs. Mary Hall | ||
| John W. Collins[67] | 12 August 1912 | Murder of police officer Michael Lynch | ||
| Joseph Ferrone[67] | 12 August 1912 | Murder of his wife, Kate | ||
| John Maruszewski[61] | 14 August 1912 | Murder | ||
| Matteo Dell Omo[64] | 16 December 1912 | Murder | ||
| Joseph Garfalo[64] | 10 February 1913 | Murder | William Sulzer | |
| Donato Cardillo[64] | 10 February 1913 | Murder | ||
| George Bishop[61] | 10 February 1913 | Murder | ||
| Frederick Poulin[68][69] | 12 February 1913 | Murder of Charles Leonard | ||
| William Twiman[61] | 31 March 1913 | Murder | ||
| William Lingley (alias Harry Miller)[61] | 5 May 1913 | Murder of Patrick Burns | ||
| John Mulraney[61] | 19 May 1913 | Murder | ||
| Raffaele Ciavarella[61] | 21 May 1913 | Murder | ||
| Gregorio Patini[61] | 2 June 1913 | Murder | ||
| Michael Goslinski[61] | 4 June 1913 | Murder | ||
| Andrew Manco[64] | 2 July 1913 | Murder | ||
| Nelson Sharpe[61] | 10 December 1913 | Murder | Martin H. Glynn | |
| Francis Mulchfeldt (clergyman)[61] | 19 January 1914 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Frank Cirofici, Harry Horowitz, Jacob Seidenshner (aka "Whitey Lewis"), and Louis Rosenberg (aka "Lefty Louie")[70] | 13 April 1914 | Murder; conspiracy to commit murder (of Herman "Beansie" Rosenthal)[61] | ||
| Pietro Rebacci[64] | 22 June 1914 | Murder | ||
| George Coyer[71] | 31 August 1914 | Murder of his wife, Elizabeth Coyer | ||
| Giuseppe DeGioia[61] | 31 August 1914 | Murder | ||
| William Bressen[61] | 2 September 1914 | Murder | ||
| Joseph McKenna[61] | 2 September 1914 | Murder | ||
| Michael Sarzano[61] | 9 December 1914 | Murder | ||
| Lee Dock and Eng Hing[61] | 5 February 1915 | Murder (Tongsmen) | Charles S. Whitman | |
| Vincenzo Campanelli[64] | 26 February 1915 | Murder | ||
| Robert Kane[61] | 26 February 1915 | Murder | ||
| Oscar Vogt[61] | 26 February 1915 | Murder | ||
| Giuseppe Gino[64] | 22 March 1915 | Murder | ||
| Vincenzo Buoninsegno[64] | 31 May 1915 | Murder | ||
| Joseph Ferri[61] | 30 June 1915 | Murder | ||
| David Dunn[61] | 2 July 1915 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Charles Becker | 30 July 1915 | Murder of Herman "Beansie" Rosenthal | ||
| Samuel Haynes[61] | 30 July 1915 | Murder | ||
| Karol Draniewicz[61] | 27 August 1915 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| William Perry[61] | 3 September 1915 | Murder | ||
| Lewis Roach[61] | 3 September 1915 | Murder | ||
| Antonio Salemne[61] | 3 September 1915 | Murder of his wife | ||
| Thomas Tarpey[61] | 3 September 1915 | Murder | ||
| Pasquale Vendetti[61] | 3 September 1915 | Murder | ||
| Worthy Tolley[61] | 17 December 1915 | Murder | ||
| Ludwig Marquardt[61] | 17 December 1915 | Murder | ||
| Antonio Pontón[61] | 7 January 1916 | Murder | ||
| Giuseppe Marendi[61] | 4 February 1916 | Murder | ||
| Father Hans B. Schmidt | 18 February 1916 | Murder of Anna Aumüller; Schmidt remains the only Roman Catholic priest ever executed for murder in the United States | ||
| Walter Watson[61] | 3 March 1916 | Murder | ||
| Charles Sprague, II[61][72] | 1 May 1916 | Murder | ||
| Roy Champlain[61][73] | 2 June 1916 | Murder | ||
| Giovanni Supe[61][73] | 2 June 1916 | Murder | ||
| Oresto Shillitani (a.k.a. Harry Shields)[74][75] | 30 June 1916 | Murder | ||
| Bradford, Allen[61] | 4 August 1916 | Murder | ||
| Jan Trybus[61] | 1 September 1916 | Murder-Burglary | ||
| Joseph Hanel[61] | 1 September 1916 | Murder | ||
| Thomas Bambrick | 7 October 1916[76] | Murder | ||
| Charles Kumrow[61] | 19 December 1916 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Stanley Millstein[61] | 19 December 1916 | Murder | ||
| Petrius C. von den Corput (a.k.a. John Hendricks)[61][77][78] | 21 April 1917 | Murder | ||
| Antonio Impoluzzo[61] | 17 May 1917 | Murder | ||
| Arthur Waite[61] | 24 May 1917 | Murder of Hannah and John E. Peck | ||
| Arthur Waltonen[61] | 12 July 1917 | Murder-Burglary of Mrs. Elizabeth B. Griggs Nichols[79] | ||
| Joseph Mulholland[61] | 30 August 1917 | Murder-Burglary of Mrs. Elizabeth B. Griggs Nichols[79] | ||
| Alex Shuster[61] | 30 August 1917 | Murder-Burglary of Mrs. Rose Zamkin[79] | ||
| Hyman Ostransky[61] | 13 June 1918 | Murder | ||
| Alvah Briggs[61] | 13 June 1918 | Murder | ||
| Stephan Lischuk[61] | 13 June 1918 | Murder | ||
| Johann Berg[61] | 30 August 1918 | Murder | ||
| Giuseppe Roberto[61] | 30 August 1918 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Jacob Cohen[61] | 19 December 1918 | Murder | ||
| Alton Cleveland[61] | 9 January 1919 | Murder | Al Smith | |
| Giovanni Ferraro[61] | 21 March 1919 | Murder | ||
| Gordon Hamby[61] | 29 January 1920 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Chester Cantine[61] | 13 May 1920 | Murder | ||
| Richard "Rickey" Harrison | 13 May 1920 | Murder of Canadian soldier George Griffelns | ||
| James Byrd[61] | 22 July 1920 | Murder of Kingston NY police officer James M Lawrence | ||
| Elmer Hyatt[61] | 29 July 1920 | Murder-Patrolman William O’Brien. Badge #344. May 2, 1919. | ||
| John Egan[61] | 27 August 1920 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Frank Kelly[61] | 27 August 1920 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Walter Bojanowski[61] | 9 September 1920 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| James Cassidy[61] | 9 December 1920 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Charles McLaughlin[61] | 9 December 1920 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Joseph Milano[61] | 9 December 1920 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Joseph Usefof[61] | 9 December 1920 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Howard Baker[61] | 9 December 1920 | Murder-Burglary | ||
| Augustin Sanchez[61] | 27 January 1921 | Murder-Robbery | Nathan L. Miller | |
| Henry Garcia[61] | 27 January 1921 | Murder | ||
| Jess Walker[61] | 10 February 1921 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Guy Nichols[61] | 13 March 1921 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| James Odell[61] | 29 April 1921 | Murder | ||
| Michael Casalino[61] | 5 May 1921 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| John Bulge[61] | 21 July 1921 | Murder | ||
| Harry Van Reed[61] | 1 September 1921 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Angelo Giordano[61] | 1 September 1921 | Murder | ||
| Edward McNally[61] | 15 September 1921 | Murder | ||
| George Brazee[61] | 15 December 1921 | Murder | ||
| Raymond Mulford[61] | 12 January 1922 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Edward Persons[61] | 12 January 1922 | Murder | ||
| William Marweg[61] | 12 January 1922 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Floyd Slover[61] | 2 February 1922 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Harry Givner[61] | 2 February 1922 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| George McCormick[61] | 2 March 1922 | Murder | ||
| Lawrence Kubal[61] | 23 March 1922 | Murder-Rape-Robbery | ||
| Lawrence Torrence[61] | 20 April 1922 | Murder-Burglary | ||
| Julius Rosenwasser[61] | 8 June 1922 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Alberto Librero[61] | 8 June 1922 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Luigi Ebanista[61] | 8 June 1922 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| William Bell[61] | 15 June 1922 | Murder | ||
| Michael Rossi[61] | 29 June 1922 | Murder | ||
| Saito Taizo[61] | 20 July 1922 | Murder | ||
| Peter Nunziato[61] | 20 July 1922 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Luther Boddy[61] | 31 August 1922 | Murder | ||
| Herbert Smith[61] | 31 August 1922 | Murder-Burglary | ||
| Henry Brown[61] | 25 January 1923 | Murder | Al Smith | |
| Arlie Westling[61] | 15 February 1923 | Murder-Robbery of Carl Mollar | ||
| Joseph Zampelli[61] | 15 February 1923 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Anthony Rabasvotch[61] | 1 March 1923 | Murder | ||
| William Evans[61] | 26 April 1923 | Murder | ||
| Joseph Alfano[61] | 26 April 1923 | Murder | ||
| Michael Fradiano[61] | 26 April 1923 | Murder | ||
| Thomas Lester[61] | 7 June 1923 | Murder | ||
| Thomas Kindlon[61] | 7 June 1923 | Murder | ||
| Key Smith[61] | 22 June 1923 | Murder | ||
| George Hacker Jr.[61] | 13 December 1923 | Murder | ||
| Abraham Becker[61] | 13 December 1923 | Murder | ||
| Antonio Viandante[61][80] | 10 April 1924 | Murder | ||
| Reuben Norkin[61] | 17 April 1924 | Murder | ||
| Alberigo Mastrota[61] | 12 June 1924 | Murder | ||
| Eulogia Lozado[61] | 24 July 1924 | Murder of Blossom Martin, a nurse; both Lozado and Martin worked in the same doctor's office.[81] | ||
| John Emieleta[61] | 8 January 1925 | Murder and robbery of Lee Jong | ||
| John Rys (a.k.a. Joseph Adams)[61] | 8 January 1925 | Murder and robbery of Lee Jong | ||
| Ambrose Geary[61] | 15 January 1925 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Harry Malcolm[61] | 15 January 1925 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Edward Smith[61] | 15 January 1925 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Morris Diamond, Joseph Diamond and John Farina | April 30, 1925 | Murder of the West End bank messengers in Brooklyn | ||
| Florencio Lerma[61] | 22 January 1925 | Murder | ||
| Julius William Miller (a.k.a. "Yellow Charleston)[82] | 17 September 1925 | Murder of Barron Wilkins | ||
| Emil Klatt[83] | 28/29 January 1926 | Murder | ||
| Luigi Rapito[84] | 28/29 January 1926 | Murder of Asa Kline | ||
| Ernest Mimms[85] | 4 February 1926 | Murder | ||
| Matthew Wasser[85] | 4 February 1926 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Frank Daley[85] | 24 June 1926 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Sam Wing[85] | 15 July 1926 | Murder | ||
| David DeMaio[85] | 19 August 1926 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| William Hoyer[85] | 19 August 1926 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Cosimo Brescia[85] | 26 August 1926 | Murder | ||
| John Garguila[85] | 26 August 1926 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| John Brennan (policeman)[85] | 2 December 1926 | Murder | ||
| John Maxwell[85] | 9 December 1926 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Casimir Barszyouk and William Barszyouk[85] | 9 December 1926 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Charles Goldson[85] | 6 January 1927 | Murder-Robbery (of a Manhattan night watchman) | ||
| Edgar Humes[85] | 6 January 1927 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| George Williams[85] | 6 January 1927 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Benjamin Bradley[85] | 13 January 1927 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Michael Kosmowski[85] | 20 January 1927 | Murder | ||
| Paul Hilton[85] | 17 February 1927 | Murder | ||
| Antonio "Tony the Shoemaker" Paretti | 17 February 1927 | Murders of Nicholas Morello and Charles Ubriaco | ||
| Giuseppe Friia[85] | 17 March 1927 | Murder | ||
| Giuseppe Provenzano[85] | 17 March 1927 | Murder | ||
| William Wagner (alias)[88][89][90] | 14 July 1927 | Murder of Peter Basto[91] | ||
| Peter Heslin[85] | 21 July 1927 | Murder | ||
| Charles Albrecht[85] | 29 September 1927 | Murder | ||
| George Ricci[85] | 16 December 1927 | Murder | ||
| Peter Seiler[85] | 16 December 1927 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Charles Doran[85] | 5 January 1928 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Louis Mason[85] | 5 January 1928 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Ruth Brown Snyder | 12 January 1928 | Murder of her husband Albert Snyder with her lover, Judd Gray | ||
| Judd Gray | 12 January 1928 | Murder of Ruth Snyder's husband, Albert Snyder | ||
| Phillip Ecker[85] | 1 March 1928 | Murder | ||
| Wilmot Leroy Wagner[92][b] | 21 June 1928 | Murder of two police officers, Robert Roy and Arthur Rasmussen[93] | ||
| Joseph Lefkowitz[85] | 19 July 1928 | Conspiracy to Murder | ||
| Ludwig Lie[85] | 2 August 1928 | Murder | ||
| George Appel[85] | 9 August 1928 | Murder | ||
| Daniel Graham[85] | 9 August 1928 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Alexander Kalinowski[85] | 9 August 1928 | Murder | ||
| Martin Miller[85] | 30 August 1928 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Thomas Moran[85] | 14 December 1928 | Murder | ||
| Israel Fisher, Harry Dreitzer, and Isidore Helfant[85] | 24 January 1929 | Murder-Robbery | Franklin D. Roosevelt | |
| John Fabri[85] | 29 August 1929 | Murder | ||
| Arthur Brown[85] | 2 January 1930 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Frank Kowalski[85] | 2 January 1930 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| John Schlager[85] | 9 January 1930 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Frank Plaia[85] | 30 January 1930 | Murders of Sorro Graziano and his wife, Mary | ||
| Michael Sclafonia[85] | 30 January 1930 | Murders of Sorro Graziano and his wife, Mary | ||
| Stephen "Bolly" Ziolkowski[85] | 29 May 1930 | Murder of John Perraton during robbery of Fedders Manufacturing company | ||
| Alex Bogdanoff[85] | 17 July 1930 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Max Rybarczyk[85] | 17 July 1930 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Stephen Grzechowiak[85] | 17 July 1930 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| William Force[85] | 28 August 1930 | Murder | ||
| James Thomas[85] | 28 August 1930 | Murder | ||
| Claude Udwin[85] | 28 August 1930 | Murder | ||
| James Bolger[85] | 12 December 1930 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| James Butler[85] | 12 December 1930 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Italo Ferdinandi[85] | 12 December 1930 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Anthony Luciano and Anthony Velluchio[85] | 26 February 1931 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Fred Innes[85] | 25 June 1931 | Murder | ||
| Haywood Turner[85] | 25 June 1931 | Murder | ||
| Fred Carmosino, Nicholas Leonelli, and Ferdinand Mangiamele[85] | 2 July 1931 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Herbert Johnson[85] | 23 July 1931 | Murder | ||
| Andrew Metelski[85] | 23 July 1931 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Harry Lipschitz[85] | 27 August 1931 | Murder | ||
| Maurice Seaton[85] | 4 September 1931 | Murder | ||
| Rudolph Durringer[85] | 10 December 1931 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Joseph Senna[85] | 14 January 1932 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Francis Crowley[85] | 21 January 1932 | Murder of police officer Frederick Hirsch | ||
| Gavino Demiar[85] | 28 January 1932 | Murder-Burglary | ||
| Walter Borowsky[85] | 31 March 1932 | Murder | ||
| Michael Rodrick[85] | 31 March 1932 | Murder | ||
| Dominic Scifo[85] | 31 March 1932 | Murder | ||
| Peter Sardini[85] | 31 March 1932 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| John Dawson[85] | 9 June 1932 | Murder | ||
| Frank Giordano and Dominick Odierno[85] | 2 July 1932 | Murder | ||
| Alfred Cozzi and Alfred Corbellini[85] | 15 July 1932 | Murder | ||
| Lewis Katoff[85] | 22 July 1932 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Frank Mayo[85] | 22 July 1932 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Luigi Raffa[85] | 22 July 1932 | Murder | ||
| George Harris[85] | 2 September 1932 | Murder | ||
| Joseph Brown[85] | 10 December 1932 | Murder | ||
| Charles Markowitz[85] | 10 December 1932 | Murder | ||
| Charles Bates[85] | 12 January 1933 | Murder | Herbert H. Lehman | |
| Thomas Carpenter[85] | 12 January 1933 | Murder | ||
| Alexander Nunes[85] | 19 January 1933 | Murder | ||
| William Turner[85] | 2 February 1933 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Alex Kasprzcad[85] | 20 April 1933 | Murder | ||
| Bruno Polowicz[85] | 20 April 1933 | Murder | ||
| Antonio Lopez[85] | 25 May 1933 | Murder | ||
| William Jackson[85] | 1 June 1933 | Murder | ||
| Nathaniel Covington[85] | 13 July 1933 | Murder | ||
| John Jordan[85] | 17 August 1933 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| George Swan[85] | 17 August 1933 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Stephen Witherell[85] | 17 August 1933 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Alex Carrion[85] | 24 August 1933 | Murder | ||
| Frank Negron[85] | 24 August 1933 | Murder | ||
| John McKinney[85] | 1 September 1933 | Murder | ||
| John Tinsley[85] | 1 September 1933 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Henry Edmonds[85] | 1 September 1933 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Lloyd Price[85] | 1 March 1934 | Murder-Rape | ||
| Tony Marino, Joseph Murphy, Francis Pasqua, and Daniel Kriesberg[85] | Marino, Pasqua and Kriesberg on 7 June 1934; Murphy on 5 July 1934[94][95] | Murder of Michael Malloy[96][97] | ||
| Ross Caccamise[85] | 14 June 1934 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| William Vogel[85] | 14 June 1934 | Murder | ||
| Frank Canora[85] | 12 July 1934 | Murder | ||
| Vincent Saeta, Sam Faraci, and Anna Antonio[85] | 9 August 1934 | Murder of Anna's husband, Salvatore Antonio. | ||
| Giuseppe Leonti[85] | 24 January 1935 | Murder | ||
| Alfred Giallorenzi[85] | 7 February 1935 | Murder | ||
| Peter Crotty[85] | 7 February 1935 | Murder | ||
| William Paskowitz[85] | 7 February 1935 | Murder | ||
| Vincent DeLeo[85] | 21 February 1935 | Murder | ||
| Stanley Pluzdrak[85] | 25 April 1935 | Murder | ||
| Bruno Salek[85] | 25 April 1935 | Murder | ||
| Leonard Scarnici[85] | 27 June 1935 | Murder | ||
| Eva Coo | 27 June 1935 | Murder of Henry Wright | ||
| Patrick Downey[85] | 11 July 1935 | Murder and rape | ||
| Alfred Lindsay[85] | 29 August 1935 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Jeff Brown[85] | 5 December 1935 | Murder | ||
| Percy Morris[85] | 5 December 1935 | Murder | ||
| Ray Orley[85] | 9 January 1936 | Murder | ||
| Thomas Rooney[85] | 9 January 1936 | Murder | ||
| Amerigo Angelini[85] | 9 January 1936 | Murder | ||
| Newman Raymond[85] | 9 January 1936 | Murder | ||
| Albert Fish | 16 January 1936 | Kidnapping and murder of Grace Budd (also confessed to killing other children)[98] | ||
| John Smith[85] | 16 January 1936 | Murder | ||
| Frank Flynn[85] | 27 February 1936 | Murder and rape | ||
| Howard Eichler[85] | 16 April 1936 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Peter Mohlsick[85] | 16 April 1936 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Nick Buckvich[85] | 23 April 1936 | Murder | ||
| Vincent DeMartino[85] | 29 May 1936 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Frank Russo[85] | 29 May 1936 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| George Rosenberg[85] | 29 May 1936 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Charles Kropowitz[85] | 29 May 1936 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Damiano Consentino[85] | 4 June 1936 | Murder | ||
| John Collins[85] | 9 July 1936 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Mary Frances Creighton and Everett Appelgate | 17 July 1936 | Murder of Ada Appelgate (wife of Everett Appelgate) | ||
| Raymond Flores[85] | 23 July 1936 | Murder | ||
| Thomas McFarland[85] | 20 August 1936 | Murder-Rape | ||
| Charles Rogas[85] | 27 August 1936 | Murder | ||
| Joseph Bolognia[85] | 7 January 1937 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Theodore Didionne[85] | 7 January 1937 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Louis Lazar[85] | 14 January 1937 | Murder | ||
| John Fiorenza[85] | 21 January 1937 | Murder-Rape | ||
| Frederick Fowler[85] | 21 January 1937 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Charles Ham[85] | 21 January 1937 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Chester White[85] | 21 January 1937 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Alfred Volckmann[85] | 11 February 1937 | Rape-Murder | ||
| Wing Chew[85] | 10 June 1937 | Murder | ||
| Anthony Garlaus[85] | 1 July 1937 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Watson Edwards[85] | 1 July 1937 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Harry Eisenberg[85] | 1 July 1937 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Major Green[85] | 19 August 1937 | Murder and burglary | ||
| Louis Apicello[85] | 26 August 1937 | Murder | ||
| Salvatore Ossido[85] | 6 January 1938 | Murder-Rape | ||
| James Brown[85] | 24 February 1938 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Terrence Roberts[85] | 26 May 1938 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Lawrence Marks[85] | 2 June 1938 | Murder-Rape | ||
| Felix Cummings[85] | 11 August 1938 | Murder | ||
| George Lewis[85] | 11 August 1938 | Murder | ||
| John Rylowicz[85] | 18 August 1938 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Salvatore Gatti[85] | 5 January 1939 | Murder | ||
| David Lucas[85] | 5 January 1939 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Charles Sberna[85] | 5 January 1939 | Murder | ||
| Vincente Forte[85] | 12 January 1939 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Joseph O'Laughlin[85] | 26 January 1939 | Murder | ||
| Dominick Guariglia[85] | 26 January 1939 | Murder | ||
| Arthur Friedman[85] | 26 January 1939 | Murder | ||
| Thomas Gilmore[85] | 9 February 1939 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Thomas Bohan[85] | 16 February 1939 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Michael Hermanowski[85] | 16 February 1939 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Michael Alex[85] | 23 February 1939 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Arthur Perry[85] | 24 August 1939 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Anton Myslivec[85] | 21 December 1939 | Murder | ||
| Everett McDonald[85] | 21 December 1939 | Murder | ||
| Theodore Maselkiewicz[85] | 21 December 1939 | Murder | ||
| Anselmo Abreu[85] | 4 January 1940 | Murder | ||
| Demetrius Gula[85] | 11 January 1940 | Murder-Kidnap | ||
| Joseph Sacoda[85] | 11 January 1940 | Murder-Kidnap | ||
| Sidney Markham[85] | 18 January 1940 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Bartel Thingstead[85] | 15 February 1940 | Murder | ||
| Frank Jenner[85] | 15 February 1940 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| John Kulka[85] | 15 February 1940 | Murder | ||
| Gus Schweinberger[85] | 25 April 1940 | Murder | ||
| James Pryor[85] | 11 July 1940 | Murder | ||
| Oliver Alridge[85] | 11 July 1940 | Murder | ||
| Norman Wheelock[85] | 1 August 1940 | Murder-Rape | ||
| Frank Blazek[85] | 12 September 1940 | Murder | ||
| Benjamin Ertel[85] | 12 September 1940 | Murder | ||
| Major Greenfield[99] | 9 January 1941 | Murder | ||
| Eugene Brown[99] | 6 February 1941 | Murder | ||
| Norman Williams[99] | 6 February 1941 | Murder | ||
| Walter Bowling[99] | 13 February 1941 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| George Dolny[99] | 13 February 1941 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Arcangelo D'Agosto[99] | 13 February 1941 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| David Adler[99] | 20 February 1941 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Hyman Balatnicov[99] | 20 February 1941 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Joseph Carosella[99] | 20 February 1941 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Harry Strauss | 12 June 1941 | Member of Murder, Inc. | ||
| Martin Goldstein | 12 June 1941 | Member of Murder, Inc. | ||
| Stanley Cole[99] | 10 July 1941 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Dewey Garrett[99] | 10 July 1941 | Murder | ||
| George Zeitz[99] | 18 September 1941 | Murder | ||
| Isaac Richardson[99] | 8 January 1942 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Ralph Jones[99] | 15 January 1942 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Henry Ancrum[99] | 15 January 1942 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Arturo Renna[99][100] | 22 January 1942 | Murder | ||
| Thomas Conroy[99] | 29 January 1942 | Murder-Rape | ||
| Harry Maione | 19 February 1942 | Conspiracy to Murder (Member of Murder, Inc.) | ||
| Frank Abbandando | 19 February 1942 | Conspiracy to Murder (Member of Murder, Inc.) | ||
| George Joseph Cvek[99] | 26 February 1942 | Murder of Catherine Pappas, rape and robbery | ||
| Morris Mardavich[99] | 5 March 1942 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Anthony Esposito and William Esposito[99] | 12 March 1942 | Murders of Alfred Klausman and NYPD traffic officer Ed Maher | ||
| Charles McGale[99] | 11 June 1942 | Murder | ||
| Joseph Riordan[99] | 11 June 1942 | Murder | ||
| Edward Hicks[99] | 10 September 1942 | Murder-Robbery (of Max Graboff) | ||
| Carlo Barone[99] | 10 September 1942 | Murder | ||
| James Clark[99] | 17 September 1942 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Manuel Jacinto (aka Joseph Pinto)[99] | 17 September 1942 | Murders of James Monti and Mrs. Delores Croyle | ||
| Lawrence Edwards[99] | 17 September 1942 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Edmund Sileo[99] | 14 January 1943 | Murder | Thomas E. Dewey | |
| Joseph Sonsky[99] | 14 January 1943 | Murder | ||
| Frank Castellano[99] | 21 January 1943 | Murder | ||
| Angelo Mendez[99] | 21 January 1943 | Murder | ||
| Harold Elling[99] | 4 March 1943 | Murder | ||
| John Cullen[99] | 29 April 1943 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Eli Shonbrun[99] | 29 April 1943 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Benitez DeJesus and William Diaz[99] | 8 July 1943 | Murder of Edwin Berkowitz | ||
| Edward Haight[101] | 8 July 1943 | Murders of Helen and Margaret Lynch | ||
| Anibal Almodovar[99] | 16 September 1943 | Murder | ||
| Joseph Mascari[99] | 6 January 1944 | Murder | ||
| Louis Buchalter | 4 March 1944 | Leader of Murder, Inc. | ||
| Louis Capone | 4 March 1944 | Member of Murder, Inc. | ||
| Emanuel Weiss | 4 March 1944 | Member of Murder, Inc. | ||
| John Ranford[99] | 25 May 1944 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Louis Parisi[99] | 3 June 1944 | Murder | ||
| Gordon Cooke[99] | 23 June 1944 | Murder | ||
| Winston Sealy[99] | 23 June 1944 | Murder | ||
| Peter DeLutro[99] | 29 June 1944 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Frank DiMaria[99] | 29 June 1944 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Alex Bellomo[99] | 29 June 1944 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Tieh Yun[99] | 31 August 1944 | Murder | ||
| York Lew[99] | 31 August 1944 | Murder | ||
| George Knight and Helen Ray Fowler[99] | 16 November 1944 | Murder-Robbery (of George William Fowler; no relation to Helen Ray Fowler) | ||
| Oliver Little[99] | 17 January 1946 | Murder | ||
| George Donaldson[99] | 7 March 1946 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Abraham Gold[99] | 25 April 1946 | Murder | ||
| Louis Brookins[99] | 12 September 1946 | Murder-Rape-Robbery | ||
| Edward Kahkoska, Eugene Koberski, and Henry Suckow[102] | 6 March 1947 | Murders of Jack Hylands and Tony Marchisella | ||
| William Washington[99] | 17 April 1947 | Murder-Rape (of 15-year-old Rose Palermo) | ||
| Arthur Johnson[99] | 17 April 1947 | Murder-Rape (of 15-year-old Rose Palermo) | ||
| Ward Caraway[99] | 3 July 1947 | Murder and robbery | ||
| William Thomas[99] | 10 July 1947 | Murder | ||
| Arnold Simms[99] | 10 July 1947 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Edward Jones[99] | 10 July 1947 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Salvator DiCristofaro[99] | 10 July 1947 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Daniel Webster[99] | 21 August 1947 | Murder | ||
| Enix Bussey[99] | 4 December 1947 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Jauvham Jackson[99] | 8 January 1948 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Anthony Papa[99] | 1 July 1948 | Murder-Rape | ||
| George Moore[99] | 22 July 1948 | Murder | ||
| Lester Haughton[99] | 22 July 1948 | Murder | ||
| John Reilly[99] | 16 September 1948 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Milton Shaket[99] | 16 September 1948 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Harris Gray[99] | 6 January 1949 | Murder | ||
| Louis Smiley[99] | 13 January 1949 | Murder-Rape | ||
| George Monge[99] | 20 January 1949 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Willie Grant[99] | 20 January 1949 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Eugene Pannell[99] | 20 January 1949 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| William Rosenberg[99] | 3 March 1949 | Murder | ||
| Santo Bretagna[99] | 3 March 1949 | Murder | ||
| Harold Dupree[99] | 30 June 1949 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Herman Dupree[99] | 30 June 1949 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| John Dunn and Andrew "Squint" Sheridan[99] | 7 July 1949 | Murder of Anthony "Andy" Hintz | ||
| Floyd Arrington[99] | 1 September 1949 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| William Jackson[99] | 1 September 1949 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Walter Davis[99] | 8 September 1949 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Frank Bruno[99] | 5 January 1950 | Murder | ||
| George Reeh[99] | 12 January 1950 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Julio Perez[99] | 25 May 1950 | Murder-Burglary | ||
| Harley Lamarr[99] | 11 January 1951 | Murder-Robbery-Kidnapping | ||
| Willie Bunch[99] | 15 February 1951 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Gilberto Walker[99] | 1 March 1951 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Raymond Fernandez and Martha Beck | 8 March 1951 | Murders of Janet Fay, Delphine Downing, and Rainelle Downing | ||
| Richard Power[99] | 8 March 1951 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| John King[99] | 8 March 1951 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| John Saiu[99] | 12 April 1951 | Murder | ||
| Edward Kelly[99] | 30 January 1952 | Murder | ||
| Wallace Ford Jr.[99] | 30 January 1952 | Murder | ||
| Bernard Stein[99] | 6 March 1952 | Murder | ||
| Joseph Paonessa | 15 January 1953 | Murder-Kidnap | ||
| Stephen Lewis[99] | 22 January 1953 | Murder | ||
| Frank Wojcik[99] | 16 April 1953 | Murder | ||
| Julius Rosenberg (federal execution) | 19 June 1953 | Espionage | ||
| Ethel Rosenberg (federal execution) | 19 June 1953 | Espionage | ||
| Donald Snyder[99] | 16 July 1953 | Murder | ||
| William Draper[99] | 23 July 1953 | Murder | ||
| Walter Griffen[99] | 7 January 1954 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Maurice Odell[99] | 7 January 1954 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Henry Allen[99] | 11 March 1954 | Murder | ||
| John Martin[99] | 11 March 1954 | Murder | ||
| Emile Scott[99] | 15 July 1954 | Murder | ||
| William Vanderwyde[99] | 22 July 1954 | Murder | ||
| Gerhard Arthur Puff (federal execution) | 12 August 1954 | Murder of FBI Special Agent Joseph John Brock | ||
| Barry Jacobs[99] | 26 August 1954 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| John Green[99] | 26 August 1954 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Henry Matthews[99] | 10 February 1955 | Murder | Averell Harriman | |
| Romulo Rosario[99] | 17 February 1955 | Murder | ||
| Calman Cooper[99] | 9 July 1955 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Harry Stein[99] | 9 July 1955 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Nathan Wissner[99] | 9 July 1955 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Edward Nichols[99] | 8 September 1955 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Clarence Reed[99] | 8 September 1955 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| William Byers[99] | 12 January 1956 | Murder | ||
| Norman Roye | 19 January 1956 | Murder | ||
| John Francis Roche | 27 January 1956 | Murder-Rape-Robbery | ||
| Ernest Edwards[99] | 28 June 1956 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Frank Newman[99] | 23 August 1956 | Murder | ||
| Joseph Reade[99] | 30 August 1956 | Murder-Rape | ||
| Leonardo Salemi[99] | 28 February 1957 | Murder | ||
| MacDonald Browne[99] | 14 March 1957 | Murder | ||
| Miguel Santiago[99] | 15 August 1957 | Murder | ||
| David Taylor[99] | 21 November 1957 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Elmer Burke | 9 January 1958 | Murder of Edward "Poochy" Walsh | ||
| Nicholas Dan Jr. | 3 July 1958 | Murder | ||
| Angelo LaMarca | 7 August 1958 | Kidnapping and murder of Peter Weinberger, an infant[103][104] | ||
| Virgil Richardson[99] | 20 November 1958 | Murder | ||
| Edward Eckwerth[99] | 22 May 1959 | Murder | Nelson Rockefeller | |
| Ralph Dawkins[99] | 16 July 1959 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Jackson Turner Jr.[99] | 16 July 1959 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Leroy Keith[99] | 23 July 1959 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Ivory Mason[99] | 14 January 1960 | Murder | ||
| Pablo Vargas[99] | 12 May 1960 | Murder-Rape | ||
| Henry Flakes[99] | 19 May 1960 | Murder of Joseph Friedman in a 1958 robbery | ||
| Walter Green[99] | 19 May 1960 | Murder | ||
| Ronald Chapman[99] | 1 December 1960 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Ralph Downs[99] | 5 January 1961 | Murder | ||
| Woodrow Miller[99] | 8 June 1961 | Murder-Robbery | ||
| Frederick Charles Wood[99][105] | 21 March 1963 | Murder | ||
| Eddie Lee Mays | 15 August 1963 | Murder of Maria Marini in a robbery. This was the last execution in New York prior to the death penalty being declared unconstitutional in New York. |
As a result of several United States Supreme Court decisions, capital punishment was suspended in the United States from 1972 through 1976.
Since 24 June 2004, the New York State death penalty statute has been declared unconstitutional by the New York Court of Appeals.[106]
See also
editNotes
edit- ^ The name of this inmate is given as William B. Ennis in Robert G. Elliott's "Agent of Death". Ennis was the first policeman executed by the State of New York.
- ^ The Espy Files erroneously list this man as "William Wagner." William, who was unrelated to Wilmot Leroy Wagner, was executed the year prior for a completely separate robbery/murder of Peter Basto, a hotel employee. Wilmot Wagner was executed in 1928 for murdering two police officers.
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The defendants were named in the indictment as Frank Muller, alias Whitey Louis, alias Whitey Jack, alias Louis Seidenschue, alias Jack Biegel .... It was subsequently ascertained that the true name of Frank Muller was Jacob Seidenshner.
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- ^ "YELLOW CHARLESTON' PAYS DEATH PENALTY; Julius W. Miller Dies at Sing Sing for Slaying Barron Wilkins, Negro Cabaret Owner". The New York Times.
- ^ Notice of execution of Emil Klatt
- ^ Notice of execution of Luigi Rapito
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- ^ This inmate insisted several times that William Wagner was just an alias and not his real name, which he refused to reveal. In an article detailing his execution published by The New York Times, "Wagner" was quoted as having said that he used a fake name because he didn't want relatives in his native Germany to learn about his fate.
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42. ^ 1860: William Fee, the only person hanged in Wayne County;
43. ^ William Fee, charged with the murder of an unknown woman near Clyde, N.Y.