Papers, [ca.1820] - [ca.1870].

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Papers, [ca.1820] - [ca.1870].

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Papers, [ca. 1820] - [ca. 1870], n.d., including depositions, writs, instruments of protests, guardian's bonds, case notes, court dockets, client correspondence, accounts, checks, bills of costs, receipts, ledgers, and including oversized items. This collection of correspondence, legal documents, and case notes provides a valuable record of a nineteenth century law firm. The legal records include court depositions, writs, and dockets. The case notes include the legal opinions and cases of Ball and Crommelin and their clients, as well as interrogation notes. The papers are from a wide number of courts, including the United States District Court, the New York District Court, the Maryland District Court, and eight Alabama county courts. The subjects of these papers and the client correspondence include property claims,bankruptcy, debt claims and complaints. There are also references to the Crommelin plantation and the sale and purchase of cotton. The collection also contains the financial records and accounts of the firm for their cases. These records include a large number of checks and receipts.

2.5 cubic ft (8 archives boxes, 1 oversized folder, and 1 oversized box).

Alabama Department of Archives and History

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SNAC Resource ID: 6736495

Alabama Department of Archives and History

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