Sullivan County Supreme Court Topics in Early 1830s
In November 1831 Indiana Supreme Court cases Simonds v Colvert executors and Modisett v Johnson dealt with executor jurisdiction and land title disputes in Sullivan county. Kinney and Jud ah are noted Terre Haute attorneys. Judge Stevens authored opinions. The article recalls frontier law, circuit riders, and figures like James Farrington and Captain Wasson amid vivid historical sketches.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Simonds v
Kinney
Colverts
Robert Colvert
Colvert
Haddon Township
Virginia
Kentucky
Robert Calvert
John Calvert
Springfield
Sullivan County
Robert Calvert II
Sarah Snapp
Indiana
Knox County
Mary Price
Carlisle
John
Ellen Blann
James W. Calvert
Modisett
Gil and
Haddon
Bullitt
John M. Coleman
Johnson
Terre Haute
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Sanford E. Cox
Wabash Valley
Lafayette
Sahara
Vincennes
Middletown
Fairbanks
Graysville
Merom
New Lebanon
Oaktown
Wernz Hill
Stevens
Modisett-Johnson
Chris
Stephen C. Stevens
Jackson
New Orleans
Wasson
M. Gould
Executrix
Sullivan Circuit Court
James
George Wasson
Sayre
Gould
Samuel Judah
New York
Rutgers College
Vigo
Parke
Vermillion
Daviess
Gibson
Knox
Vanderburg
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Atlantic Coast
Wolfe
Sulivan County
Judah
Mediterranean
McDonald
Genuius
Marchant
Europe
United States
Brown Y. Benight
Vigo County
Samuel Bidleman, Jr
Samuel Bidleman
Don’t Let Your Cough Hang On Dr King’s New Discovery
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for coughs and bronchial affections. It claims soothing relief for throat and phlegm, antiseptic action, and quick break up of the cold, suitable for children and adults. Available at druggists for 50 cents.
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Dr. King
Grippe
Lickskillet Items from The Bloomington Star
Local scraps report neighbors Dick Bledsoe courting Samantha Rawlins on the party line and Jim Silvers chaperoning Peratina Fish for gum. A shoemaker fixes wood heels, Aunt Polly patches pants, and suspender advice for Ee Bingins circulates. Church deacons debate Sunday horse shoes and dry vows.
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Dick Bledsoe
Samantha Rawlins
Jim Silvers
Tina
Love Ann Long
Polly Hawkins
Ee Bivgins
Navy
Zeke Stubbins
Tillie Tufts
Bill Blithers
Zeb Hawkins
Bill
Supreme Court
Arminta Jones
Si Plum
Perkins
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children
Popular 19th century remedy advertised for feverishness teething disorders and worm relief. Claims to regulate bowels and soothe stomachs with 30 years of maternal use. Sold by druggists at 26 cents with free samples from Mother Gray Co. LeRoy NY.
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Sullivan
Davenport
Iowa
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Fountain Head
Olive E
Lloyd W. Curtis
Remington, Ind
Palmer School
H. L. Ramsey
Chiropractor
S. Court St
Ind
Fidelity Loan CO
Forest City
Fox Chemical Company
The
Dix Lumber Co
Buick Automobile
Dave Giles
W.H. Hill, Jr. Farm Loan Co
Crowder Building
Meet Side Square
Idomos
Everett Taylor, Co
Kitchen
Bloomington Star
For All
H. C. Steel