Index to dockets of judgments, 1829-1835.

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Index to dockets of judgments, 1829-1835.

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This series is an index to losing parties in judgments awarded by the Supreme Court of Judicature. Following the date are the letters 'U', 'G', or 'N', standing for judgments filed at Utica, Geneva, and New York, respectively. If there is no letter, the judgment roll was filed at Albany.

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New York State Archives

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