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Certification, William C. C. Claiborne, Governor of Louisiana, certifying that James Dunlap was at the time of signing and is at present Judge of the Seventh Judicial District of the state; enclosure: legal document (copy), from The State of Louisiana versus Thomas Harman, dated September 3, 1813, certified by Justice of the Peace John Minor, releasing Thomas Harman on $150 bail (secured by John Liegmund) if he (Harman) will personally appear before the District Court of the Parish of Concordia to be tried for having feloniously stolen and butchered a cow; certification (copy), Joseph Dunlap, Clerk of the Parish of Concordia, dated December 30, 1813, stating that Thomas Harmon failed to appear before the court; certification (copy), James Dunlap, Judge of the Seventh Judicial District of the state, dated December 30, 1813, certifying the signature of Joseph Dunlap.
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Certification, William C. C. Claiborne, Governor of Louisiana, certifying that James Dunlap was at the time of signing and is at present Judge of the Seventh Judicial District of the state; enclosure: legal document (copy), from The State of Louisiana versus Thomas Harman, dated September 3, 1813, certified by Justice of the Peace John Minor, releasing Thomas Harman on $150 bail (secured by John Liegmund) if he (Harman) will personally appear before the District Court of the Parish of Concordia to be tried for having feloniously stolen and butchered a cow; certification (copy), Joseph Dunlap, Clerk of the Parish of Concordia, dated December 30, 1813, stating that Thomas Harmon failed to appear before the court; certification (copy), James Dunlap, Judge of the Seventh Judicial District of the state, dated December 30, 1813, certifying the signature of Joseph Dunlap.
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- Doc Number: 1971
- Administration: David Holmes
- Date(s): 1814-02-25
- Description: Certification, William C. C. Claiborne, Governor of Louisiana, certifying that James Dunlap was at the time of signing and is at present Judge of the Seventh Judicial District of the state; enclosure: legal document (copy), from The State of Louisiana versus Thomas Harman, dated September 3, 1813, certified by Justice of the Peace John Minor, releasing Thomas Harman on $150 bail (secured by John Liegmund) if he (Harman) will personally appear before the District Court of the Parish of Concordia to be tried for having feloniously stolen and butchered a cow; certification (copy), Joseph Dunlap, Clerk of the Parish of Concordia, dated December 30, 1813, stating that Thomas Harmon failed to appear before the court; certification (copy), James Dunlap, Judge of the Seventh Judicial District of the state, dated December 30, 1813, certifying the signature of Joseph Dunlap.
- Call Number: Series 0488
- Filename: 488-1971-03.tif