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Augusta County (Va.) Court Records, 1822-1850

Augusta County Court Records, (Va.), 1822-1850. The collection contains six documents removed from Augusta County court records: a deposition and an affidavit from the chancery cause, Davis vs. Lewis, 1822; a deposition from the chancery cause, Crank vs. Garland, 1835; a wrapper with docket information from the court case, Bullock vs. McCauley, 1843; and a letter with the surnames Buckner, Hausbarger, and Parouz, 1846.

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Augusta County (Va.) Court Records, 1822-1850

Augusta County (Va.) Circuit Court

Augusta County Court Records, (Va.), 1822-1850. The collection contains six documents removed from Augusta County court records: a deposition and an affidavit from the chancery cause, Davis vs. Lewis, 1822; a deposition from the chancery cause, Crank vs. Garland, 1835; a wrapper with docket information from the court case, Bullock vs. McCauley, 1843; and a letter with the surnames Buckner, Hausbarger, and Parouz, 1846.

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Augusta County (Va.) Deposition from a Chancery Suit, William Scott, etc. vs. Robert Harnsbarger, 1829

Augusta County (Va.) Deposition from a Chancery Suit, William Scott, etc. vs. Robert Harnsbarger, 1829. The document contains a sworn statement of two acting justices of the peace in Fleming County, Kentucky. The statement certifies a deposition taken in Kentucky and accepted as evidence in the chancery cause Scott vs. Harnsbarger in Augusta County, Virginia in 1829. The testimony itself is not included.

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Augusta County (Va.) Deposition from a Chancery Suit, William Scott, etc. vs. Robert Harnsbarger, 1829

Augusta County (Va.) Circuit Court.

Augusta County (Va.) Deposition from a Chancery Suit, William Scott, etc. vs. Robert Harnsbarger, 1829. The document contains a sworn statement of two acting justices of the peace in Fleming County, Kentucky. The statement certifies a deposition taken in Kentucky and accepted as evidence in the chancery cause Scott vs. Harnsbarger in Augusta County, Virginia in 1829. The testimony itself is not included.

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