Clerks' minutes of decrees, 1830-1847.

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Clerks' minutes of decrees, 1830-1847.

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This series consists of copies of decrees and special orders (orders made on special application to the court) issued by the Vice Chancellors. A court rule stipulated that decrees and special orders would be entered together in separate books maintained by the Clerk of each circuit.

33 cu. ft. (88 volumes) (43 microfilm reels)

New York State Archives

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