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1837-1839 NEW YORK COURT DOCKET. Horse Fraud, Co-Habitant Sues for Labor, Stolen Potatoes and More. ZZTheologyandReligion where many of the children

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where many of the children were black

The conflict was the culmination of tensions that began when America suspended repayment of French Loans 1793

smoothly confronting a con man on the Paris-to-Calais train with a pistol in his hand

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1837-1839 NEW YORK COURT DOCKET. Horse Fraud, Co-Habitant Sues for Labor, Stolen Potatoes and More. ZZTheologyandReligion where many of the childrenFascinating civil suit ledger for St. Johnsville and Oppenheim, New York dating from January of 1837 to March of 1839, complete in 372 small folio pages. Most of the suits signed by the litigants, thus comprising an autograph book of many of the most prominent business persons and individuals in Montgomery and Fulton County, New York, viz. St. Johnsville, Oppenheim, Herkimer, etc. including the founding Zimerman [Zimmerman] family, Van Allens, John

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