Vermont Chair

In 1864, the State of Vermont was the first state to eliminate public hangings by legislating that all executions would be conducted at the State Prison in Windsor. 16 hangings were conducted there before they modernized their execution procedures by electrocuting George Warner on July 12, 1919.

#	NAME	AGE	RACE	SEX	OCCUPATION	CRIME	DATE			COUNTY
1	WARNER, GEORGE	47	WHITE	MALE	BLACKSMITH	MURDER	JUL	12	1919	WINDSOR
2	STACEY, BERT		WHITE	MALE	?	MURDER	JUL	7	1932	WASHINGTON
3	WATSON, RONALD		?	MALE	?	MURDER	JAN	2	1947	RUTLAND
4	BLAIR, FRANCIS	31	WHITE	MALE	ESCAPED CONVICT	MURDER-ROBBERY	FEB	8	1954	WINDSOR
5	DEMAG, DONALD	29	WHITE	MALE	ESCAPED CONVICT	MURDER-ROBBERY	DEC	8	1954	WINDSOR