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Introduction to State of New York v. JS–B and State of New York v. JS–C Fee Bill, 4 July 1830 [State of New York v. JS–B] Fee Bill, circa 20 October 1830 [State of New York v. JS–B]

Fee Bill, 4 July 1830 [State of New York v. JS–B]

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Ebenezer Hatch, Fee Bill,
Bainbridge Township

Located 110 miles southwest of Albany, New York. Hilly land cut by Susquehanna River. Organized as Jericho, 1791, as part of tract of land given by New York to “Vermont sufferers” who lost land titles after border dispute between New York and Vermont. Name...

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, Chenango Co., NY, 4 July 1830, State of New York v. JS–B (Chenango Co., NY, Justice of the Peace Court 1830); handwriting of unidentified scribe, possibly Ebenezer Hatch, and second unidentified scribe; docket by unidentified scribe, possibly Ebenezer Hatch, [
Bainbridge Township

Located 110 miles southwest of Albany, New York. Hilly land cut by Susquehanna River. Organized as Jericho, 1791, as part of tract of land given by New York to “Vermont sufferers” who lost land titles after border dispute between New York and Vermont. Name...

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, Chenango Co., NY], 4 July 1830; notation by unidentified scribe, [ca. 4 July 1830]; two pages; Chenango County Historical Society, Norwich, NY. Transcription from a digital color image obtained from the Chenango County Historical Society in 2011.

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See Introduction to State of New York v. JS–B and State of New York v. JS–C.

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County of
Chenango

Created in south-central New York state, 1798. Population in 1830 about 37,000. In this county, Josiah Stowell employed JS as farmhand and millworker, 1825–1827. JS married Emma Hale in South Bainbridge, Chenango Co., 1827. JS was charged with and acquitted...

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To Ebenesar [Ebenezer] Hatch Dr.
To Serving warrant on Joseph Smith & keeping him twenty four hours—— $2=00
3 meals Victual & 1 Lodging—— =50
Suppoenying 5 witness—— 62½
$3=12½

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<​75​>
<​$2.37½​>
Dated at South
Bainbridge

Located 110 miles southwest of Albany, New York. Hilly land cut by Susquehanna River. Organized as Jericho, 1791, as part of tract of land given by New York to “Vermont sufferers” who lost land titles after border dispute between New York and Vermont. Name...

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Fee Bill, 4 July 1830 [State of New York v. JS–B]
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