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Government & Law

This topic appears in 111 indexed records between 1799 and 1976.
111 Indexed Records
1799 Earliest Record
1976 Latest Record
Harpers Ferry Strongest Location
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July 19, 2018

Flanagan, Grand Juror

Circuit Court. The regular October term of the Jefferson Circuit Court, Judge E. Boyd Faulkner on the bench, began in Charles Town of Tuesday. The following grand jurors were in their places: […] John G. Flanagan, […]
August 18, 2023

Kaldenback, Circuit Court No. 1.

Circuit Court No. 1. Joseph H. Hinwood, Nichols ave.; Charles Schaffer, 1417 N. J. ave.; Frederic C. Johnson, 2927 M st.; John B. Lord, Bunker Hill road; William Carney, 923 G st. s.w.; John B. Stubbs, […]
July 17, 2023

Fed. Court Adjourns; Harpers Ferry Paper Company Wins River Pollution Case

FEDERAL COURT ADJOURNSTO MEET IN THIS CITY THE SECOND TUESDAY IN MAY NEXT. The Harper’s Ferry Paper Company Wins the Famous Potomac River Pollution Case — The Temporary Injunction Perpetuated — Other Cases. After being in […]
June 22, 2018

Feb. 1898 List of Jurymen

List of Jurymen. The following is a list of petit jurors drawn to appear February 9, second day of the next term of the Jefferson Circuit Court: E. A. Colston, D. T. Nichols, C. J. Knott, […]
May 7, 2018

Bakerton Record of Post Masters

Postmaster Nominated Confirmed Recess or Acting Commission Signed & Mailed Assumed Charge Cause & Date of Vacancy Preston S. Millard 4th ClassApr. 30, 1897 Res. W. O. P. Roy M. Best act. p.m.Aug. 21, 1939 Aug. […]
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Time Period Concentration

This topic appears most frequently during the following decades.

1830s 24 records
1850s 15 records
1860s 12 records
1900s 8 records
1880s 8 records
1840s 7 records
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