Wolfe v Pugh Defrauded Pugh in Sullivan County Land Swindle
A 1884 Supreme Court ruling details Wolfe Osborn and Trueblood deceiving Charles E. Pugh over an Illinois land swap. Pugh, misled about land location and value, paid $500 and deeded land. Wolfe and partners concealed true ownership, prompting repayment demands and a reconveyance dispute after fraud was revealed.
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Q. R
Wolfe
Barnes BE. Pugh
Sullivan County
John E. Osborne
Jesse Trueblood
Pugh
Crawford County
Illinois
Robinson
Osborne
Trueblood
James McKee
McKee
Ilinois
Lawrence County
Indiana
Sullivan
Osborn
Grand Jury
Recorder’s
House Pugh
Lawrence
Ugh
Kansas
Pugh’s
W.G. Broadus
Sol Walls
Parke Beard
William Joyce
Q Osborn
County Recorder
Daniel Spilkey
H. K. Wilson
W. C. Shattuck
Miles Miller
G. W. Buff
J. B. Patten
C. E. Barrett
J. T. Beasley
James B. Patten
C. T. Akin
John N. Fordyce
Thomas J. Mann
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