January 6, 1834
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January 6, 1834
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State of Ohio v. Hurlbut: The hearing was postponed until January 13...
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Legal Events
December 27, 1833
Submitted by alejandro on Wed, 12/27/1933 - 06:00Item Title:
December 27, 1833
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State of Ohio v. Hurlbut: An arrest warrant was issued for Hurlbut...
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December 21, 1833
Submitted by alejandro on Thu, 12/21/1933 - 06:00Item Title:
December 21, 1833
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Ohio v. Doctor Philastus Hurlbut. Joseph Smith filed a complaint against Hurlbut...
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December 12, 1833
Submitted by alejandro on Tue, 12/12/1933 - 06:00Item Title:
December 12, 1833
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Word was received that the Saints who had already fled from northwestern Jackson County...
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After March 24, 1832
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After March 24, 1832
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Johnson v. Williams: John Johnson brought an action for trespass against those who tarred and feathered Joseph Smith and Sidney Rigdon. It was tried before Justice of the Peace Aaron Williams and appealed to Court of Common Pleas. The judgment was affirmed.
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June 1831
Submitted by alejandro on Tue, 06/30/1931 - 06:00Item Title:
June 1831
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Copley v. Smith: Church members were forced to leave Leman Copley's farm and "pay sixty dollars damage for fitting up his houses and planting his ground."
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June 4, 1831
Submitted by alejandro on Thu, 06/04/1931 - 06:00Item Title:
June 4, 1831
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Noble v. Smith: Plaintiff's acknowledgement that judgment had been satisfied was filed with the court.
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August 31, 1830
Submitted by alejandro on Sun, 08/31/1930 - 06:00Item Title:
August 31, 1830
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Noble v. Smith: A transcript from the papers of Justice of the Peace Lane was filed and entered in the Susquehanna Court of Common Pleas.
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August 26, 1830
Submitted by alejandro on Tue, 08/26/1930 - 06:00Item Title:
August 26, 1830
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George H. Noble v. Joseph Smith. An amicable judgment was entered in favor of George H. Noble to secure his creditor rights for the $190.95 owed to him by Joseph Smith. Jesse Lane was judge as well as notary on the deed...
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August 25, 1830
Submitted by alejandro on Mon, 08/25/1930 - 06:00Item Title:
August 25, 1830
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George H. Noble v. Joseph Smith. Joseph Smith executed a promissory note payable to George H. Noble for $190.95 to enable Joseph to purchase from his father-in-law...
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