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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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May 13, 2026

Flanagan, Jury.

Joseph Shewalter, assee of C. Beckham to Wm. P. Flood, a jury to wit: Minor Hurst, James Clothier, Wm. Flanagan, Joseph Crane, Sam’l Wright, Edward Lucas, James Moore, Joseph Shanton, James A. Chapline, Fonrose Morgan, Elias […]
June 27, 2025

Wm. Flanagan, Jury For W. Flood

(abst W. P. Flood.Joseph Shewalter assec: of C. Beckham vs. Wm. P. Flood, a jury to wit. Minor Hurst, James Clothier, Wm. Flanagan, Joseph Crane, Saml Wright, Edward Lucas, jr., James Moore, Joseph Shanton, James A. […]
December 27, 2025

McCurdy, Assault agst. Cockrell

George S. Cockrell by his next friend Thomas Cockrell, Plaintiff against John McCurdy, DefendantIn Trespass, Assault and Battery This day came the parties by their attornies and thereupon come a Jury to wit, Francis Yates, Joseph […]
June 13, 2026

Brien & Co. vs. the Canal Company; Damaged Assessed

We learn that the jury, in the case of Messrs. Brien & Co. vs. the Canal Company, have assessed the damages at $13,000. The case was argued by very able counsel: Messrs. B. Price, Jas. Dixon, […]
June 14, 2026

Artful Declaration against Irish Landlords

We take from the Wexford Freeman the following description of two men named Redmond and Jackman, convicted of the barbarous murder of the Madozes:– Upon the announcement of the verdict, the prisoner, John Redmond, in a […]
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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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