Allegheny County PA Archives History - Letters .....Complaint Vs. William Tierney April 6, 1860
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Complaint vs. William Tierney by George Wilson; vagrancy.  His guardian, John 
Tierney, is unable to control him.  Testimony given by:
     George Wilson of Pittsburgh.  William Tierney has been running around the 
streets of Pittsburgh for some time past, he has no home, his parents are dead, 
he has no place to sleep or eat.  He has been in the Watch House several times
& had been in the habit of stealing small things; keeps very bad company.  For 
his future welfare he should be put under the care of the managers of the House 
of Refuge.
     W.C. Hamilton, Pittsburgh, testimony the same as Wilson's

Additional Comments:
Notes on reverse: Commitment of William Tierney Apr. 6, 1860.  William Tierney 
discharged Apr. 16, 1860, on the ground of informality and inconsistency in the 
commitment and the evidence.

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