Writ attesting to the satisfaction of a writ, New York, 1821 A legal document, dated January 1, 1821, from New York, New York, attesting that a writ had been satisfied. The document involves Mordecai Manuel Noah, William Thomas, Robert Warnoch, and D. Graham.
Writ of Attachment against Jacob Knight, Jefferson County, Virginia, April 12, 1785 A manuscript writ of attachment against Jacob Knight for non-payment of a debt to Joseph Simon and John Campbell. Issued in Jefferson County, Virginia (now Kentucky) on April 12, 1785. The writ, signed by Saml Culberson, Justice of the Peace, details the debt and orders the Sheriff to attach Knight's goods due to his absconding. The document is nineteen lines long and written in neat ink on a leaf measuring 8-1/4" x 13".
Writ of Attachment for Debt: Gilbert vs. Lopez, Bristol County, Massachusetts, 1774 A writ of attachment for debt, partially printed and hand-filled, issued in Bristol County, Massachusetts on August 30, 1774. The document commands the attachment of the goods or estate of Thomas Gilbert of Freetown, Massachusetts, to satisfy a debt owed to Aaron Lopez of Newport, Rhode Island. The debt stems from a promissory note dated June 6, 1770, for 344 milled silver dollars. The writ includes the signatures of Deputy Sheriff Hoti Crosman and Leonard, attorney for the defense. The document is written on hand-laid paper with a Massachusetts Bay Colony seal watermark.
Writ of Execution: Johnston, Dilworth, and Voorhus, New York, November 1, 1821 Legal document, a writ of execution issued in New York, New York on November 1, 1821, involving Benjamin Johnston, William Dilworth, and Abraham Voorhus. The writ was issued by Noah, Mordecai Manuel, acting as Sheriff.
Writ of Satisfaction: Broome, Smith, and Wilson, New York, November 1, 1821 A legal writ attesting that a writ had been satisfied. This document, dated November 1, 1821, involves parties Thomas L. Broome, John Smith, and William Wilson in New York, New York. The writ was attested by Noah, Mordecai Manuel.
Writ of Satisfaction: Clowes, Weeks, and Broome, New York, New York, November 1, 1821 A legal document, a writ of satisfaction, attesting that a writ had been satisfied. The writ was issued by Mordecai Manuel Noah, Sheriff of New York City, on November 1, 1821, in New York, New York. The document involves Joseph Clowes, George Weeks, and Thomas L. Broome.
Writ of Satisfaction: Givens v. Pinchney, New York, 1821 A writ attesting that a writ had been satisfied in a legal case between John Givens and William H. Pinchney in New York, New York, dated December 1, 1821. This is one of four similar documents in the collection.
Writ of Satisfaction: Manahan v. Kerr, New York City, November 3, 1821 Writ of Satisfaction signed by M. M. Noah, Sheriff of New York City, on November 3, 1821, in the case of Manahan v. Kerr. The document is a legal record indicating the fulfillment of a court order. The verso contains additional information about the legal proceedings.