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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Nineteenth-century legal manuscripts

20 items

This collection contains documents - mostly letters - from a variety of Virginia and Maryland judges, Supreme Court personalities from the nineteenth century.

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Nineteenth-century legal manuscripts 20 items

This collection contains documents - mostly letters - from a variety of Virginia and Maryland judges, Supreme Court personalities from the nineteenth century.

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Samuel E. Smith record book

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This collection consists of one small leatherbound journal containing two sets of records. The front of the book contains a list of court actions for Lincoln County [Maine] Superior Judicial Court 1818 - 1820. The back of the book contains Smith's notes and records as administrator of the estate of Joseph E. Smith, 1837 - 1850.

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Samuel E. Smith record book 1 items

Smith, Samuel Emerson, 1788-1860

This collection consists of one small leatherbound journal containing two sets of records. The front of the book contains a list of court actions for Lincoln County [Maine] Superior Judicial Court 1818 - 1820. The back of the book contains Smith's notes and records as administrator of the estate of Joseph E. Smith, 1837 - 1850.

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