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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:
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

Name of the ConvictExecution DateMethodChargeGovernorGregory Peterson5 August 1639Firing squadUnknown act of mutiny; soldier of the Fort Amsterdam garrison; first execution in New York (Manhattan)Willem KieftJan Creoli25 June 1646Asphyxiation (and posthumous burning) Sodomy (charged with "Sodomy, buggery, and bestiality")Jacob Leisler16 May 1691HangingTreason after leading Leisler's RebellionHenry Sloughter25 peopleApril 1712Hanging, burning, breaking upon a wheelNew York Slave Revolt of 1712Robert Hunter34 people (including John Ury)April 1741Hanging, burningNew York Conspiracy of 1741 George ClarkeThomas Hickey28 June 1776HangingIrish 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 TryonNathan Hale22 September 1776Convicted 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 Middagh12 May 1777Levying war against the state of New YorkJohn André2 October 1780British spy who recruited Benedict Arnold; assisted in attempted surrender of West Point, New YorkJames Robertson (colonial governor)/George Clinton (elected governor) Stephen Grimes1785 RobberyGeorge ClintonJohn Benson17 August 1797Murder of New York Deputy Sheriff Robert Berwick 1797

Name of the convictExecution dateMethodChargeGovernorJames McLean28 August 1807 HangingMurder of William OrrDaniel D. TompkinsAlpheus Hitchcock11 September 1807 Murder of his wife, Belinda (née Bailey) Hitchcock Rufus Hill12 August 1808Murder of Mary SissonThomas Qua 12 August 1808 Murder of his wife, Margaret Qua James Dougherty6 August 1813 Murder of John WaitJohn 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) Shot Desertion James Graham6 October 1815Murder of his wife, Ann BeckerJames Hamilton6 November 1818Murder of U. S. Rifle Corps Major Benjamin BirdsallDeWitt Clinton John Van Alstine (aka Van Alstyne)19 March 1819Murder of Schoharie County Deputy Sheriff William HuddlestonJames "Coe" Teed16 April 1819Murder of his uncle, Richard Jennings, over property dispute. First "murder for hire" in New York stateDavid Dunning16 April 1819Murder of Richard JenningsAbram (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. "Joseph C. Yates Peggy Facto18 March 1825Murder of her newborn daughter (possibly killed the child the year before). Co defendant/lover Francis LaBarre acquitted. DeWitt ClintonWilliam Enoch12 January 1835Murder of his wifeWilliam L. MarcyJohn Hallock2 July 1836 Murder of a black womanEdward Coleman12 January 1839Murder of his wifeWilliam H. SewardSamuel Johnson6 July 1841Murder of his wifeAntoine Geisler7 June 1844 sometime between 1 and 2 PMMurder of Alexander Smith and his wifeWilliam C. BouckAndreas Hall15 March 1849Murder of Amy Smith (also responsible for two others, but sentenced only for Smith)Hamilton FishAaron B. Stookey19 September 1851 Murder of Edward MooreWashington HuntOtto Grunsig27 February 1852Murder of his wife, Victorine Grunsig Nicholas Saul28 January 1853Murder of Charles BaxterHoratio SeymourWilliam Howlett28 January 1853Murder of Charles BaxterJoseph Clark11 February 1853Murder of NYPD Policeman George T. Gillespie on 10 July 1851"Black Chas"29 October 1853Murder of a washerwoman for her moneyPatrick Fitzgerald15 November 1853Murder of his wife, Margaret FitzgeraldJames L. Hoare27 January 1854Murder of Susan McAnnanyJohn Hadcock15 December 1854Murder of James and Frances WickhamJohn Dorsey17 July 1857Murder of Ann McGirr (a. k. a. Ann Hopkins)John A. KingJames Rogers 12 November 1858Murder of John SwansonJames StephensMarch 23, 1860Murder (strangulation) of anonymous woman September 26, 1859 on Wayne County's old Montezuma Turnpike. The only person hanged in Wayne County. John CrumminsHenry Gardner1 March 1867Murder of Amasa MullockGeorge Wagner8 January 1869Murder of Abbey Elizabeth Sanders John Thompson HoffmanTheodore Nicklas18 March 1870Murder of his uncle, Dr. Andrew MeadJohn ReynoldsJohn Thomas10 March 1871Murder of Walter JohnsonMurder of Thomas E. BurdickPatrick Morrissey6 September 1872Murder of his mother. (The executioner was future President of the United States Grover Cleveland. )John Gaffney14 February 1873Murder of Patrick Fahey. (The executioner was future President of the United States Grover Cleveland. )John Adams Dix William Foster21 March 1873Murder of Avery D. PutnamHenry Fralick (or Fralich)16 April 1873Murder of Henry (or Peter) SchafferMichael Nixon16 May 1873Murder of Charles PhiferHiram Smith4 December 1874Murder of Charles WenhamWilliam Thompson, William Ellis and Charles Weaver (a. k. a. Charles Weston)17 December 1875Murder of Abraham WeisbergLucius RobinsonSamuel Steenburgh (black)19 April 1878Murder of Jacob S. ParkerPeter Bresnahan20 July 1878Murder of Michael DalthenWilliam Merrick29 January 1879Murder of his wife, Julia A. MerrickFelix McCann6 June 1879Murder of J. Morris HatchMyron A. Buell14 November 1879Murder of Catharine M. RichardsChastine Cox16 July 1880Murder of Jane L. DeForest Hull23 May 1884Murder of his wife, Martha ClarkeWilliam Menken10 April 1885Murder of his wifeMiguel Chacon9 July 1886Murder of Maria Williams Roxalana "Roxana" Druse28 February 1887Murder of her husband William Druse; last woman to be hanged in the State of New YorkClement Arthur Day9 February 1888Murder of Johanna Rosa "Josie" CrossOscar Beckwith1 March 1888Murder of Simon VandercookDanny Lyons21 August 1888Murder of Joseph QuinnFrancis Asbury Hawkins, a. k. a. Ashbury Hawkins 11 December 1888 Murder of his mother, Cynthia A. Hawkins, on 1 October 1887 Virgil Jackson14 March 1889Murder of Norton MetcalfJohn Greenwall (né Johann Theodore Wild) 6 December 1889Murder of Lyman Smith Weeks; last known hanging in the State of New YorkWilliam Kemmler6 August 1890Electric chairMurder of Tillie Ziegler; first use of the electric chair in the world Joseph Wood7 July 1891 Murder of a fellow laborerJames Slocum7 July 1891 Murder of his wifeLevy Smiler7 July 1891 Murder of his mistressShibuya Jugiro7 July 1891 Murder of one of his comradesJoseph Wood 2 August 1892MurderRoswell P. FlowerCarlyle Harris7 May 1893Murder of his wife, Helen PottsRobert W. Buchanan1 July 1895Murder of his wife by poison Levi P. MortonBartholomew Shea11 February 1896Murder of election reformer Robert RossGiuseppe Constantino 22 June 1897Murder of Pietro GalliottiFrank S. BlackMartin Thorn1 August 1898Murder and dismemberment of William GuldensuppeMartha M. Place20 March 1899Murder of her stepdaughter, Ida Place; first woman in the world to be executed by use of the electric chairTheodore Roosevelt

Name of the convictExecution dateMethodChargeGovernorFrank Vennerholm16 July 1901Electric chairMurder of Emily AdolphsonBenjamin Odell Jr. Leon Czolgosz29 October 1901Murder of U. S. President William McKinleyJames P. "Whitey" Sullivan24 March 1903Murder of Matthew Wilson during a bank robberyWilliam "Goat" Hinch1 October 1903Murder of their uncle, Peter Hallenbeck Carmine Gaimari23 November 1903Murder of a woman whose husband was in debt with GaimariWilliam H. Ennis (policeman)14 December 1903Murder of his wife20 July 1908Murders of Fred and Willis Onley, and Alice Ingerick Angelo Laudiero20 July 1908Murder of Michael DeOmbroMary Farmer29 March 1909Murder of Sarah BrennanSamuel Austin6 January 1911Murder Robbery of George Phelps a rent collector Albany New York Vincent LeonardoSamuel Ford6 May 1912MurderNicolo ConsuliFilippo DeMarco, Angelo Giusto, Lorenzo Cali, Salvatore DeMarco and Vincenzo Cona12 August 1912Murder of Mrs. Mary Hall John W. Collins12 August 1912Murder of police officer Michael Lynch Joseph Ferrone12 February 1913Murder of Charles LeonardWilliam Twiman13 April 1914Murder; conspiracy to commit murder (of Herman "Beansie" Rosenthal)31 August 1914Murder of his wife, Elizabeth CoyerGiuseppe DeGioia 1 May 1916MurderRoy Champlain 2 June 1916MurderGiovanni Supe30 June 1916MurderBradford, AllenMurderCharles Kumrow 21 April 1917Murder Antonio ImpoluzzoJoseph Mulholland 10 April 1924MurderReuben NorkinJohn Emieleta 17 September 1925Murder of Barron WilkinsEmil Klatt28/29 January 1926MurderLuigi Rapito28/29 January 1926Murder of Asa KlineErnest Mimms17 February 1927Murders of Nicholas Morello and Charles UbriacoGiuseppe Friia14 July 1927Murder of Peter BastoPeter Heslin21 June 1928Murder of two police officers, Robert Roy and Arthur RasmussenJoseph Lefkowitz2 January 1930Murder Robbery Frank KowalskiMurder of Michael MalloyRoss CaccamiseJohn Smith6 February 1941MurderNorman Williams22 January 1942MurderThomas Conroy8 July 1943Murders of Helen and Margaret LynchAnibal Almodovar6 March 1947 Murders of Jack Hylands and Tony Marchisella William WashingtonVirgil Richardson21 March 1963MurderEddie Lee Mays15 August 1963Murder 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.