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    1. [LDR] 1833 lawsuit FOOKES, BROWN, DIXON
    2. Elaine Sunde

    3. The Snow Hill Messenger, November 1833, reported a sheriff's sale, stemming from a lawsuit between Joseph C. FOOKES and David & Jesse BROWN. Two tracts, Mills Supply and Safe Guard, as well as the adjacent farm of William DIXON, were involved. The legal notice is brief and I can't sort out the details. Does anyone know of an online or print source for additional information about civil suits in this period?? Thanks. Elaine

    09/29/2008 02:47:25
    1. [LDR] Snow Hill, which state
    2. Mary

    3. Ok, I'm a late comer and is Snow Hill an old town and was it the court house of a county? Mary in Alabama ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elaine Sunde" <elaine@sunde3.com> To: <lower-delmarva-roots@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 29, 2008 8:47 PM Subject: *****SPAM***** [LDR] 1833 lawsuit FOOKES, BROWN, DIXON > The Snow Hill Messenger, November 1833, reported a sheriff's sale, > stemming from a lawsuit between Joseph C. FOOKES and David & Jesse BROWN. > Two tracts, Mills Supply and Safe Guard, as well as the adjacent farm of > William DIXON, were involved. The legal notice is brief and I can't sort > out the details. > > Does anyone know of an online or print source for additional information > about civil suits in this period?? > > Thanks. > > Elaine

    09/30/2008 05:30:33