Tattnall County GaArchives Court.....Tillman, James & Et Al March 1858
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Source: Relative Of Party
Written: March 1858

[Comment:  In other documents the word “nourrell” appeared to be “murrel”.  No 
idea what either means.  It’s possible that it’s associated with land 
acquisitions.]


Notice for James Tillman
I have this day served a copy of this notice personally to James Tillman 
between one and two o’clock this day.  March 16th 1858.

					M. J. Hagin Shrff

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Georgia Tattnall County}  .. James Tillman.  You are hereby required to give 
up to me, as Prosecuting officer for the state of Georgia, a certain affidavit 
made by one Elam Sapp on or about the 16th March 1857 before one John M. 
Dasher a justice of the peace in for said county of Tattnall, in which said 
affidavit the said Elam Sapp swears that to the in substance + effect that 
there had been two Nourrell lodges held in the county of Tattnall, at the 
house of John Coward, consisting of Anson McCall, Andrew W. Lynn, William 
Coward, John Satter, William Satter, Thomas Anderson and two of the Booths, 
for the purpose of transacting Nourrell business for the purpose of obtaining 
gain dishonestly, which said affidavit is in your possession and is needed by 
the State of Georgia, and represented by the prosecuting officer for 
prosecution against Elam Sapp for false swearing , + James Tillman for libel

						Julian Hartridge
March 16th 1858				Solicitor General E.D.


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