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Rockingham County (Va.) Fifa, Dyer vs. Jenkins, 1826 November

Rockingham County (Va.) Fifa, Dyer vs. Jenkins, 1826 November, is from the suit of Zebulon Dyer vs. William Jenkins and is an execution to collect on the judgment of debt of $55.74. Written on the reverse of the document are the items noted by the sheriff to be used to pay the debt including a horse and household furniture.

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Rockingham County (Va.) Fifa, Dyer vs. Jenkins, 1826 November

Rockingham County (Va.) Circuit Court.

Rockingham County (Va.) Fifa, Dyer vs. Jenkins, 1826 November, is from the suit of Zebulon Dyer vs. William Jenkins and is an execution to collect on the judgment of debt of $55.74. Written on the reverse of the document are the items noted by the sheriff to be used to pay the debt including a horse and household furniture.

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Rockingham County (Va.) Summons for judgment, Graham vs. Mallery, 1818 February

Rockingham County (Va.) Summons for judgment, Graham vs. Mallery, 1818 February, is from the suit of John Graham vs. James Mallery and summonses John Clarkson and Henry Harshbarger.

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