Research Topic

Court & Jury

This topic appears in 71 indexed records between 1817 and 1935.
71 Indexed Records
1817 Earliest Record
1935 Latest Record
Jefferson County Strongest Location
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January 5, 2020

John Griggs admin vs. James Flanagan

1847 Law Order Book. Page 24.
January 5, 2020

Law: Aisquith vs. Flanagan

1847 Law Orders, pg. 18. Charles W. Aisquith’s [?] PlaintiffagainstJames Flanagan Defendant This said is [d?] being agreed between the parties.
September 27, 2025

Jno. Barnett vs. Pat’k Hagan

John Barnett ag’st Patrick Hagan, a jury, to wit: Christian Glassford, George Price, Michael Cookus, Joseph Engle, A. M. Vanarsdale, Lewis Young, Benjamin B. Welsh, Stuart Price, Francis W. Rawlins, Samuel W. Strider, John G. Unseld, […]
May 15, 2026

Graham, ordered to keep peace towards S. Caton.

The Commonwealth agst William Graham, Def’t appeared in discharge of his recognizance, and it is ordered that he be required to enter into a recognizance in the sum of one hundred dollars, and security in the […]
December 23, 2025

Flanagan; McPherson Brien Purchase & Suit

The separate answer of William Flanagan to a Bill of Foreign Attachment filed in the circuit Superior court of law and Chancery for Jefferson county against him and others by Henry Berry. This respondent making and […]
Time Periods

Time Period Concentration

This topic appears most frequently during the following decades.

1840s 17 records
1830s 13 records
1910s 9 records
1900s 8 records
1850s 6 records
1870s 5 records
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