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The original document is part of the Missouri State Archives St Louis Circuit Court collection.
This electronic document is published as part of the St Louis Circuit Court historical records project.
The original document is part of the Missouri State Archives St Louis Circuit Court collection.
Be it remembered that heretofore, to wit; At a
begun and held at the
day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty
nine
Hartley Lanham Esquires,
Now on the
Hamilton R Gamble appears in open court and files a notice in the words
and figures following, that is to say; To
day of this present month of May
County now in region for an order on you to pay over to
the amount of money appearing by the settlement of your account as
Guardian as aforesaid to be now in your hands, your said ward Lavinia
being now lawfully married to the said
Hamilton R. Gamble being duly sworn your his oath
says that he delivered a true copy of the within notice to
the
open court this
On which
Gamble their attorney, as well as
in his own proper person; and the said
an order on said
amount of money appearing by the last settlement of his account as
guardian as aforesaid to be in his hands belonging to said ward.
And it beeing proved to the satisfaction of the court that said Lavinia
has been legally married to the said
on due deliberation thereupon had, order and direct the said
as guardian as aforesaid, with this court on the
present month of May
four and a half cents; and that on the production of the receipt of the
said
the said
the decision and order of this court, to the
and upon filing his affidavit, stating that he does not appeal for the
purpose of vexation and delay but verily and truly because he deems
himself aggrieved by the decision of this court, said appeal is granted.
Which affidavit is in the words and figures following, to wit;-
On motion against Jno. F. Darby,
Guardian of
of pay over
appears here in open court and prays an appeal from the order of
payment made on him by this court of this day, to the next circuit
court of St Louis County, and the said
deposes and states that he does not appeal for the purposes of vexation
and delay, but verily and truly because he deems himself aggrieved
by the decision of this court.
for the
transcript of the record and proceedings in the case of
and
the said Lavinia as the same remains in my office.
This electronic document is published as part of the St Louis Circuit Court historical records project.
The original document is part of the Missouri State Archives St Louis Circuit Court collection.
John M
vs
appeal