Tattnall County GaArchives Court.....Holland, David & Et Al April 1814
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Source: Relative Of Party
Written: April 1814

[Comment:  This is one of the documents in the case wherein John Dixon (or 
Dickson) was accused to stealing a hog from Henry Holland.  As an added note, 
Henry Holland was a soldier in the Revolutionary War.  He fought for a North 
Carolina company, later moving to the Tattnall County of Georgia.]

[Comment:  The document was transcribed as spelled.  Some words were very 
hard, if not impossible to read.]

[Comment:  The spelling varied between Hollin and Holland.  David and William 
Holland are the names of two of Henry’s sons.]

State of Georgia
Tattnall County}		The examination of David Hollin who on his 
oath sayeth that on the eighth day of this instant in the afternoon of that 
day that he met John Dickson of this County with a hog on his back which hog 
this deponent well knew to be the property of Henry Hollin and he saw the said 
Dickson put it in a pen with an appearant intention of converting it to his 
own use furthermore this deponent sayeth not.

Sworn before me this Nineth Day of April 18.4

	David Holland				John Dougharty  JP



Examenent binds himself in the sum of one hundred dollars to appear at the 
next Superior Court to give evidence.



State of Georgia
Tattnall County}		The examination of William Holland who on his 
oath sayeth that on the ninth day of this instant he was at the plantation of 
Mr. John Dixson and that he saw a certain hog in the possession of the said 
Dixson which hog he the said Dixon clamed as his property and this deponent on 
his oath sayeth that he hath has certain knowledge of said hog ever since it 
was a small pig and that he knows it to be the property of Mr. Henry Holland 
furthermore this deponment sayeth not

Sworn to this tenth day of April 18.4

	William Holland				John Dougharty JP

Examint acknowledges himself bound in the sum of one hundred dollars to appear 
at the next Superior Court for this County to give evidence.


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