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THOMAS EMERSON versus STEPHEN MACK, SHUBAEL CONANT, FRANCIS LÉRIGÉ, DIT LAPLANTE, AND PIERRE GAGNIER

3 Blume Sup. Ct. Trans. 273·Michigan Supreme Court·1824·MI

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Opinion

THOMAS EMERSON versus STEPHEN MACK, SHUBAEL CONANT, FRANCIS LÉRIGÉ, DIT LAPLANTE, AND PIERRE GAGNIER [MAJORITY] Journal Entries (1822): Chancery Journal: (1) Decree *p. 46. Papers in File: [None] Chancery Case 19 of 1820.

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