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... Answers to interrogatories . John Uptegrove , a witness produced on the part of the claimant being duly sworn according to law , deposes and says : 1. To the first interrogatory deponent answers : That he will be seventy - two years old ...
... Answers to interrogatories . John Uptegrove , a witness produced on the part of the claimant being duly sworn according to law , deposes and says : 1. To the first interrogatory deponent answers : That he will be seventy - two years old ...
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... witness answers and says : That he is fifty - nine years . of age . 2. Witness answers : That he knew Andrew Atkinson . Andrew Atkinson was a Spanish subject in the beginning of 1812 , and re- mained faithful to his allegiance during ...
... witness answers and says : That he is fifty - nine years . of age . 2. Witness answers : That he knew Andrew Atkinson . Andrew Atkinson was a Spanish subject in the beginning of 1812 , and re- mained faithful to his allegiance during ...
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... Witness answers : That he does not know . 7. Witness says : He knows nothing of the horses . 8. Witness says : He knows nothing of the cattle . 9. Witness says : Atkinson had hogs , but how many he cannot say ; does not know that ...
... Witness answers : That he does not know . 7. Witness says : He knows nothing of the horses . 8. Witness says : He knows nothing of the cattle . 9. Witness says : Atkinson had hogs , but how many he cannot say ; does not know that ...
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... Answers to the cross - interrogatories . 1. To the first , witness says : He has no interest in this claim . 2. Witness says : He speaks of the property from knowledge ; as to its destruction , he speaks from hearsay . 3. Witness says ...
... Answers to the cross - interrogatories . 1. To the first , witness says : He has no interest in this claim . 2. Witness says : He speaks of the property from knowledge ; as to its destruction , he speaks from hearsay . 3. Witness says ...
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... Witness answers : That it was not possible for said Atkinson to have planted a crop in 1813 with any prospect of reaping it ; he was prevented from planting by the country being in the possession of the United States troops . 14. Witness ...
... Witness answers : That it was not possible for said Atkinson to have planted a crop in 1813 with any prospect of reaping it ; he was prevented from planting by the country being in the possession of the United States troops . 14. Witness ...
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30th Congress act of Congress aforesaid agent alleged allowed amount Andrew Atkinson Answer to cross-interrogatory appointed arbitration army Attorney authority award boats British Captain Reid cent certificate chief clerk citizens claimant commissioners compensation contract Court of Claims DECEMBER 18 decided decision Deponent dollars duties East Florida entitled established evidence executive facts Faithful Majesty Fayal February Fort Dearborn Hayburn's House of Representatives hundred Illinois Central Railroad injury interest interrogatory JOHN ETHERIDGE judge judgment judicial jurisdiction justice law of nations letter lieutenant losses March ment Myerle navy neutral officers opinion paid parties patent payment pension persons petition port Portugal Portuguese present President protection provisions question received referred resolution respectfully Secretary Secretary of War Senate Ship Yard Solicitor Stat statute submitted Supreme Court testimony tion treaty tribunal troops United United States Solicitor vessel Witness answers
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