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    Wilkins v. Fuller; Smith v. Fuller: 1771–1772; 1770–1778

    From: Adams Papers | Legal Papers of John Adams | Volume 1 | F. Property | Wilkins v. Fuller; Smith v. Fuller: 1771–1772; 1770–1778

    1Wetmore’s Minutes of the Wilkins Trial: Essex Superior Court, Ipswich, June 1771 (Adams Papers)
    June 1771 . Wilkins v. Fuller. Trespass on the case for flowing land &c. Motion first day of the term for view by Jury and 4 of them sent. Officer and of each side sent. Wetmore Notes , No. 2, Adams Papers, Microfilms , Reel No. 184. This minute appears in the MS several pages after the minutes of Smith v. Fuller, Doc. III below.
    2Wetmore’s Minutes of the Smith Trial: Essex Superior Court, Ipswich, June 1771 (Adams Papers)
    June 1771 Smith and Wilkins v. Fuller. Bacon Trespass 212. Contin uand o in trespass may be waved and evidence given of any trespass before the action. See 2 Barn ardisto n 120. Trespass for disturbance in freehold; title allow’d to be given in evidence by defendant and Com yn s said that any possession longer than 7 or 8 years was evidence of it. This action is trespass for erecting a dam on...