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Affidavits, John Hughes, Adams County, taken before Henry Starke, Justice of the Peace, swearing as to his finding a head and skin of a beef he knew to be the property of Joseph Perkins and as to there being in the camp of the apprehended Indian some beef which he believes to be part of the killed; Charles Perkins, swearing same as above.
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Affidavits, John Hughes, Adams County, taken before Henry Starke, Justice of the Peace, swearing as to his finding a head and skin of a beef he knew to be the property of Joseph Perkins and as to there being in the camp of the apprehended Indian some beef which he believes to be part of the killed; Charles Perkins, swearing same as above.
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- Doc Number: 633
- Administration: Thomas Hill Williams, Acting and Cowles Mead, Acting
- Date(s): 1806-07-25
- Description: Affidavits, John Hughes, Adams County, taken before Henry Starke, Justice of the Peace, swearing as to his finding a head and skin of a beef he knew to be the property of Joseph Perkins and as to there being in the camp of the apprehended Indian some beef which he believes to be part of the killed; Charles Perkins, swearing same as above.
- Call Number: Series 0488
- Filename: 488-0633-01.tif