Box 6
Contains 15 Results:
Circuit Court. Petitions, affidavits, suits, and other materials relating to cases brought before the circuit court. Most concern roads and property. (22 documents), 1819, 1828, 1844, 1852-1854
The Dexter P. Tiffany Collection consists of various records of the St. Louis County Court, 1808-1902; the city of Carondelet, 1825-1870; and the Washington County Court, 1813-1830. The St. Louis County Court records span a wide variety of topics over a nearly 100-year period. Although some records are sparse and merely representative of the types of documents produced, others appear to be nearly complete series of records.
Circuit Court. Petitions, affidavits, suits, and other material relating to cases brought before the circuit court. Most concern roads and property. (25 documents), 1870-1877
The Dexter P. Tiffany Collection consists of various records of the St. Louis County Court, 1808-1902; the city of Carondelet, 1825-1870; and the Washington County Court, 1813-1830. The St. Louis County Court records span a wide variety of topics over a nearly 100-year period. Although some records are sparse and merely representative of the types of documents produced, others appear to be nearly complete series of records.
Circuit Court Account. Account of fines levied against cases in circuit court, presented to county court. Signed by Judge John M. Krum, Circuit Attorney Miron Leslie, St. Louis Circuit Court Clerk John Ruland, and Sheriff William Milburn. (1 document), 1845 Mar 29
The Dexter P. Tiffany Collection consists of various records of the St. Louis County Court, 1808-1902; the city of Carondelet, 1825-1870; and the Washington County Court, 1813-1830. The St. Louis County Court records span a wide variety of topics over a nearly 100-year period. Although some records are sparse and merely representative of the types of documents produced, others appear to be nearly complete series of records.
Vagrancy. Verdicts, by grand jury and presented by judge of the third judicial circuit, for vagrancy. Includes commands to sheriff by justice of the peace to apprehend suspects. Subpoenas and summons. William C. Carr, judge, and Hamilton Gamble, circuit attorney, on many 1847 papers from criminal court. (46 documents), 1829-1835, 1847
The Dexter P. Tiffany Collection consists of various records of the St. Louis County Court, 1808-1902; the city of Carondelet, 1825-1870; and the Washington County Court, 1813-1830. The St. Louis County Court records span a wide variety of topics over a nearly 100-year period. Although some records are sparse and merely representative of the types of documents produced, others appear to be nearly complete series of records.
Criminal Court. Opinion of judge of St. Louis Criminal Court concerning losses of collection of licenses, indictment for misdemeanor in office (Rudolph Herckenrath) letter from clerk of criminal court about filing fee statement. (4 documents), 1842, 1860, 1870
The Dexter P. Tiffany Collection consists of various records of the St. Louis County Court, 1808-1902; the city of Carondelet, 1825-1870; and the Washington County Court, 1813-1830. The St. Louis County Court records span a wide variety of topics over a nearly 100-year period. Although some records are sparse and merely representative of the types of documents produced, others appear to be nearly complete series of records.
Bill of Costs for Criminal Court. Lists case, name of judge, circuit attorney, signature of clerk. Statements usually have two cases per page. (38 documents), 1846
The Dexter P. Tiffany Collection consists of various records of the St. Louis County Court, 1808-1902; the city of Carondelet, 1825-1870; and the Washington County Court, 1813-1830. The St. Louis County Court records span a wide variety of topics over a nearly 100-year period. Although some records are sparse and merely representative of the types of documents produced, others appear to be nearly complete series of records.
Bill of Costs for Criminal Court. Lists name, name of judge, circuit attorney, signature of clerk. Statements usually have two cases per page. Most statements made out for 1850 and 1855 terms. (43 documents), 1850, 1854, 1856
The Dexter P. Tiffany Collection consists of various records of the St. Louis County Court, 1808-1902; the city of Carondelet, 1825-1870; and the Washington County Court, 1813-1830. The St. Louis County Court records span a wide variety of topics over a nearly 100-year period. Although some records are sparse and merely representative of the types of documents produced, others appear to be nearly complete series of records.
Peter P. Daily, Clerk, Criminal Court. Petition to county court to take action in matter of examining books of Peter P. Daily. Includes statement made by Daily about accounts. (3 documents), 1870 Apr, 1873 Dec
The Dexter P. Tiffany Collection consists of various records of the St. Louis County Court, 1808-1902; the city of Carondelet, 1825-1870; and the Washington County Court, 1813-1830. The St. Louis County Court records span a wide variety of topics over a nearly 100-year period. Although some records are sparse and merely representative of the types of documents produced, others appear to be nearly complete series of records.
Jury Fee Lists, Common Pleas. List of cases tried and jury fee assessed. Compiled by clerk of the court of common pleas. (4 documents), 1845-1847
The Dexter P. Tiffany Collection consists of various records of the St. Louis County Court, 1808-1902; the city of Carondelet, 1825-1870; and the Washington County Court, 1813-1830. The St. Louis County Court records span a wide variety of topics over a nearly 100-year period. Although some records are sparse and merely representative of the types of documents produced, others appear to be nearly complete series of records.
Court of the Common Pleas. Receipts of payment for monies collected to be paid to Samuel Treat, judge of court of common pleas. (3 documents), 1854
The Dexter P. Tiffany Collection consists of various records of the St. Louis County Court, 1808-1902; the city of Carondelet, 1825-1870; and the Washington County Court, 1813-1830. The St. Louis County Court records span a wide variety of topics over a nearly 100-year period. Although some records are sparse and merely representative of the types of documents produced, others appear to be nearly complete series of records.