Testimony of J. Rawls
Item
Identifier
Q0000134520_Q0000134521
Title
Testimony of J. Rawls
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Type
text
Creator
W. W. James
Date
April 12th 1859
Description
From the Alabama Department of Archives and History Governor A. B. Moore Collection. J. Rawls swears that James McLean's oaths shouldnt be taken as valid and that Jacob Parmer is innocent of Larceny.
Format
Testimony
Language
English
Place
Dale County
Publisher
Alabama Department of Archives and History. (electronic version)
transcription
The Stat of Alabama
[[Dale County (Ala.)|Dale County]]
Before me [[James, W.W.|W.W. James]] a [[Judge|Justice]] of the Peace in and for said county personally came [[Rawls J.|J. Rawls]] who on oath deposes and says that he knows [[Mcleane, James |James Mcleane]] The only witness for the State in case of the State vs [[Parmer, Jacob|Jacob Parmer]] and that he would not believe the Said [[Mcleane, James |James—-Mcleane]] on his oath in a court of Justice & Rauls further Swears that Said [[Mcleane, James |James Mcleane]] accused him the Said [[Rawls J.|J. Rawls]] of Stealing his pocket Book
Sworn to and Signed before
n me on this the ‘12 day of April AD 1859 [[James, W.W.|W.W. James]]^hismark^
[[Rawls J.|J. Rawls]]
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Affidavit
[[Rawls J.|J. Rawls]]
[[Dale County (Ala.)|Dale County]]
Before me [[James, W.W.|W.W. James]] a [[Judge|Justice]] of the Peace in and for said county personally came [[Rawls J.|J. Rawls]] who on oath deposes and says that he knows [[Mcleane, James |James Mcleane]] The only witness for the State in case of the State vs [[Parmer, Jacob|Jacob Parmer]] and that he would not believe the Said [[Mcleane, James |James—-Mcleane]] on his oath in a court of Justice & Rauls further Swears that Said [[Mcleane, James |James Mcleane]] accused him the Said [[Rawls J.|J. Rawls]] of Stealing his pocket Book
Sworn to and Signed before
n me on this the ‘12 day of April AD 1859 [[James, W.W.|W.W. James]]^hismark^
[[Rawls J.|J. Rawls]]
[page break]
Affidavit
[[Rawls J.|J. Rawls]]
Subject
J. Rawls: Jacob Parmer: James McLean: W.W. James: April 12th 1859: Crime--Innocence--Testimony--Larceny--Alabama--Theft