| Ely 1735 - 1799 | |||
| 62 death sentences have been traced which led to 17 executions being carried out. | |||
| They were at Ely unless otherwise specified. | |||
| Year | Name | Crime | Execution date |
| 1736 | Thomas See | Horse theft | F 24 September |
| Hanged at Wisbech | |||
| 1737 | Mary Bird | P/T murder of husband, John | F 1 July |
| Burned at Ely | |||
| 1740 | Thomas Higgins & | Riot at Wisbech | S 13 September |
| " | William Organer | Riot at Wisbech | S 13 September |
| Both hanged at Wisbech | |||
| 1749 | Amy Hutchinson | P/T murder of husband, John | Tu. 7 November |
| Burned at Ely | |||
| " | John Juckers (Vickers) | Murder of his wife, Mary | Tu. 7 November |
| 1757 | John Freeman | Murder of Joseph Stott | Tu. 11 October |
| 1768 | Edward Mallett | Horse theft | S 19 November |
| 1783 | Thomas Eaton | Arson | W 17 September |
| Hanged at Littleport | |||
| 1786 | Simon Norris | Sheep theft | S 22 April |
| " | William Russell | Highway robbery | S 29 April |
| 1787 | Solomon Tuck | Murder of John Saunders | S 7 April |
| Bartholomew Quailn was tried at the Summer Assizes of 1790 for the murder of his wife | |||
| The jury brought in a special verdict, i.e. he was found guilty of the crime but | |||
| could not decide whether the crime was murder or manslaughter | |||
| The case was referred to the King's Bench where he was found guilty of murder | |||
| He was hanged on Kennington Common in Surrey on Monday 7th February 1791. | |||
| 1795 | James Cully, | Murder of William Marriott | S 24 October |
| " | Michael Quin, | Murder of William Marriott | S 24 October |
| " | Thomas Quin & | Murder of William Marriott | S 24 October |
| " | Thomas Markin | Murder of William Marriott | S 24 October |
| All hanged at Wisbech, Cully & Michael Quin afterwards in chains | |||
| 1796 | Edward Freeman | Rape of schoolgirl | S 6 August |