Box 1
Contains 109 Results:
The State of Alabama, L. Mead, Clerk C.C., A. Hutchison, "To PL Muth...Judge of the city court of New Orleans in the State of Louisiana Greeting:"; Court Summons for Witness, Benjamin Story, 1829-10-10 - 1831-03-10
This witness, Benjamin Story, will be testifying on the behalf of the defendants in the case: Richard Ellis, complainant and Pope + Hickman + others. This takes place in the Circuit Court in Madison County, Huntsville, Alabama.
Circuit Court of Madison County, Clerks office in the court in Lawrence County, Deposition of Daniel Burford overseen by John Gallaghn, Judge, 1826-09-25
The deposition of witness, Daniel Burford, concerns a case between Richard Ellis, complainant, and Pope and Hickman, defendants.
"Testimony of Benjamin Story" overseen by P.F. Smith, Judge of the city court in New Orleans & an attached paper from Jacques Devore, Governor of the State of Louisiana, verifying P.F. Smith as a judge, 1830-03
On the front of the paper, it states the case, "Richard Ellis v. Pope and Hickman and others."
The State of Alabama, Circuit Court of Madison County, Lemuel Mead, Esq., Clerk, "To the Sheriff of Madison County, Greeting:" Court Summons for Witnesses, "Joseph Williamson & John Jones", 1829-10-12
The witnesses, Joseph Williamson and John Jones, will be testifying on behalf of the complainant in the case, "Richard Ellis, complainant and Pope and Hickman and others, defendants."
State of Tennessee, Fayette County, Garrett Ford, Justice of the Peace, "Affidavit for continuance" sent to "Mr. Lemuel Mead, Master in Chancery, Huntsville", 1831-02-16
The affidavit was filed for Richard Ellis who appeared before Garrett Ford on February 16, 1831. It concerns the case of Richard Ellis, complainant vs. Pope and Hickman, defendants.
State of Alabama--Madison County, Morgan County, Robert S. Spragins, Clerk C.C., Request sent to "Seaborne J. Nickersen and Green P. Rice" to call forth a witness, Joseph Halliday, for the plaintiff, Thomas E. Grantland, 1855-10-18
The case in which the witness, Joseph Halliday, will be testifying in is Thomas E. Grantland vs. Nicholas Lewis.
State of Alabama, Morgan County, Robert S. Spragins, Clerk C.C., Deposition of Joseph Halliday for the plaintiff, Thomas E. Grantland, "administrator of Walter Grantland, deceased", 1855-10-20
This appears to be Spragin's copy of Halliday's answers for his deposition in the case of Grantland vs. Lewis.
State of Alabama--Madison County, Robert S. Spragins, Clerk C.C., Deposition of a witness, Robert G. Griffith, for the defendant, Nicholas Lewis, sent to Samuel M. Morrow, Commissioner, who questioned the witness, 1855-08-17 - 1855-08-21
The witness, Robert G. Griffith, testified in the defendant's behalf in the case of Grantland vs. Lewis.
State of Texas, Cherokee County, James M. Anderson, Commissioner, Deposition of a witness, Daniel B. Lewis (Nicholas Lewis' nephew), for the defendant, 1855-08-10
Daniel B. Lewis is the son of Nicholas Lewis' brother. He lived in the town of Rusk in Cherokee County, Texas, which is where the deposition takes place. His deposition concerns the case of Grantland vs. Lewis.
State of Alabama--Madison County, Morgan County, Robert S. Spragins, Clerk C.C., Walker, Cabanifs, & Brickell, Attorneys for Defendant, Deposition of witnesses, James H. Sharp, Samuel Sharp, & William Winton, for the plaintiff, Thomas E. Grantland, sent to Green P. Rice, Jr., William Welch, and Seaborn J. Wilkerson, 1855-08-21
The testimonies of James H. SHarp, Samuel Sharp, and William Winton concern the case of Grantland vs. Lewis.