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Robinson v. C. Granger,
6 May 1842
Robinson v. C. Granger,
6 May 1842
Introduction to
Robinson v. C. Granger
Bond, 30 August 1839 [
Robinson v. C. Granger
]
Affidavit, 16 November 1841 [
Robinson v. C. Granger
]
Summons, 16 November 1841 [
Robinson v. C. Granger
]
Venire Facias, 16 November 1841 [
Robinson v. C. Granger
]
Subpoena, 13 December 1841 [
Robinson v. C. Granger
]
Subpoena, 16 December 1841 [
Robinson v. C. Granger
]
Verdict, 16 December 1841 [
Robinson v. C. Granger
]
Docket Entry, circa 16 December 1841 [
Robinson v. C. Granger
]
Account of Hearing, circa 16 December 1841 [
Robinson v. C. Granger
]
Summons, 21 December 1841 [
Robinson v. C. Granger
]
Docket Entry, Dismissal, 6 May 1842 [
Robinson v. C. Granger
]
Account of Hearing, circa 16 December 1841 [
Robinson v. C. Granger
]
Source Note
Account of Hearing, [, Hancock Co., IL], [16 Dec. 1841],
Robinson v. C. Granger
(Nauvoo, IL, Mayor’s Court 1841); handwriting of ; three pages; JS Office Papers, CHL.
Historical Introduction
See
Introduction to
Robinson v. C. Granger
.
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——
Smith.
in our favor. if the highest
court has commanded. all proceding to
cease—
the same in the oth[er] case or
party.—
Smith
very good. No.—
I will not admit it.—
When a piece of Prope[r]ty is bonded away
to hold possission, until dicision is
had.—
Silver mine.— carry off all, before
the decision can be had.—
Roof of his house or taking timber
Bal[l] and chains
its
as shingles— of—
cannot tear down his house to expal [expel]
his
a family.—
may be worth
nothing when the suit is decided— not one p
◊◊◊◊
— an orchard, or an oak tree.—
Put a stop to the trespass & depredation.—
—
◊◊◊◊◊◊◊◊
on the supposition that has
a right of Property.—
Court.— it is obvious to my mind
what course I have to pursue.— right of
Property, .—
To recognize the to
prosecute
till
to final Judgment
in doing
right
in one year.
Smith. prophecy in the name of Jo—
Smith, that will get the decision
in the higher courts.— & stake my reputation [p. [3]]
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Account of Hearing, circa 16 December 1841 [
Robinson v. C. Granger
]
ID #
7653
Total Pages
4
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