Affidavit, Rupel J.
Brown vs. William Flemister and A.P. Wilson,
Names contained in this document: Cargile, Brown, Flemister, Wilson, Edmondson
Before me J.J.W.
Cargile a Justice of the Peace in and for said county came Rupel J. Brown who being duly sworn deposeth
and saith that at the January term of the Inferior Court of said county,
eighteen hundred forty nine he commenced his action of debt against William L. Flemister principal and Abel P. Wilson, Security both of said
county in which action of debt he claims to be due him by said William L. Flemister, principal and
said Abel P. Security by note the sum of sixty dollars besides interest from
December 25th 1848. Making
one dollar and forty cents to date of affidavit and defendant further saith
that at the commencement of this action he did not require bail, that defendant
has reason to apprehend the lots of said
sum or some part thereof if the said William
L. Flemister and Abel P. Wilson are not held to
bail. Sworn and subscribed before me
this
R. L. Brown
J.I.W. Cargile, J.P.
Rupel J. Brown
Vs
William L. Flemister, principal and Abel P. Wilson Security
Debt & Bail
The defendants are hereby required in person or by Attorney to be and appear at the Inferior Court to be held in and for the County of Jasper on the fourth Monday in July next, then theses to answer the plaintiff’s demand in action of debt and bail _________ as in default thereof the said court will proceed as to justice shall appertain Witness the Honorable Wiley Phillips one of the Justices of said court this 28th day of April 1849.
William O. Edmondson
Clerk
Document in possession of Harry Wilson (hornridge@aol.com)
Transcribed by Suzanne Forte (suzanneforte@bellsouth.net) October 2004