MVB, Counsel for James Jackson ex dem. Abraham I. Salisbury v. Nicholas Fish and Matthew McNair, 1814
MVB, Counsel for James Jackson ex dem. Abr[aha]m I. Salisbury v. Nicholas Fish and Matthew McNair, [1814]
Supreme Court
James Jackson ex
dem. Abrm. I Salisbury
v.
Nicholas Fish &
Matthew Mc Nair
Brief for Trial Onondago circuit
Deduction of Sale
Ist. Pattent to Caleb Cornwall for Lot No. 6 in Hanibal Onondago County
| 2d April | IId. Conveyance from Caleb |
| 1783 | Cornwall To Edward Taylor |
| Witness Barker | |
| <Zeder> <illegible> | |
| <Smith> |
| IIId Assignment from Edward | |
| May 18th | Taylor to Abrm. Salisbury the |
| 1789 | Lessor. |
IVth. The Settlement of one Hempstead as a Tenant under the Lessor & possession under him of the previous question for five or six years.
| receipts | Vth. The Payment of the Taxes for several years. |
| <boker> & | VIth. Proof of the Consideration of |
| Smith | the first deed |
| E. Taylor | VIIth. Do. of the second |
Jackson ex dem
<Hudson> & Chapman
| Alexander & others | To shew that |
| 3d Johnson R | this conveyance |
| was good as a deed, & |
1st Vol. of Greenleafs edition of the Laws page 353—to shew that the Pattent refered back to 29th. March 178<2>.
Docket:
Supreme Court
James Jackson ex
dem Abm. Salisbury
v.
Fish & McNair
Brief for Circuit
<set>
Copy of assignment of
Osborn parsons <discharge>
Onondago—
Editorial Process Complete
, 
, 