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Docket of Judgment, furnished by Marco Giardino ....extracts
Russell B. Guerin
April 12, 1861 - April 9 1865 American Civil War, Period:
Ms signed secession document in Jan 1861. Courts continued to function through May 1, 1861, but did not resume until March of’66. Only one case in March, then May and then April picked up.
June 9, 1859: Andrew Jackson sued by David R. May for SI,089.
June 22, 1860: Poitevent sued BM Bradford for Si0,000.
May 1, 1861, Jackson sued by WR Adams and 8 others; more of June 5 and 15
May 6 of 1868, Poitevent sued Hancock County for S3,029.
May 13, ’72, HC sued FH Seal, treasurer et al for $6,956
Beginning May 8, 1874, plaintiffs sue NO, Mobile & Texas RR; at least 30.
Sequence: White, Monti, Fayard, Davis, Bourgeois, Bourgeois, Bordages, Ploux, Garcia, Bordages, Bourgeois, Carreo, Favre, Langerling, Taconi, Ward, Roberts, Moye, Fayard, Carreo, Bourgeois, Favre, Lafontaine, Carver, Lafontaine, Carver, Ladner, Ladner, Lafontaine.
Nov 6, 1881: Emma Pollock vs 3 Miltenbergers and James Pollock for $6,569, and amount similar to suit vs Treasuer Seal; perhaps they were the et al of the original suit. Disposed of by court with injunction against execution of judgment, to be perpetual
Nov 12, 1881: Bd of Sup vs Whitfield, Holleman, Russ, Smith and Seal for $4592. Compromised for $200.
[NB: This small amount of compromise makes me wonder whether suit vs Seal was also settled for small amount.]
May 7, 1881: Another large amount - S2,981: State of MS, Bd of Sup, HC, vs Johnston, Monte, ? and Seal. Stay of execution for 6 mos, and then compromised for small amounts [?]
Last entry: March 17, 1883