Plea: Suffolk Inferior Court, Boston, July 1767

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Suffolk Inferior Court, Boston, July 1767

And the said [James] comes and defends &c.,2 and saith that the said William hath not been damnified by any demand made upon him by Messrs. Trecothick & Thomlinson or in any manner as the said William in his Declaration hath alledged and supposed and thereof the said James puts himself on the countrey.

Saml Fitch

1. SF 101250. On the same page with the return (Doc. I). Dated from the Inferior Court judgment, ibid.

2. See p. 43, note 22, above.

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Title: Plea: Suffolk Inferior Court, Boston, July 1767
Author: Fitch, Samuel
Date: July 1767

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Cite as: “Plea: Suffolk Inferior Court, Boston, July 1767,” Founders Online, National Archives, https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Adams/05-01-02-0005-0002-0003. [Original source: The Adams Papers, Legal Papers of John Adams, vol. 1, Cases 1–30, ed. L. Kinvin Wroth and Hiller B. Zobel. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1965, p. 180.]