Complaint Against Legrand, 1865 - Pulaski Co. VA

THE CONFEDERATE STATES,
To   1865  
Virginia, Pulaski County to wit:
	To all or any one of the Constables of said County:
	Whereas William F. Eaton of said County has this day made complaint and information on oath 
before me, P. L. Woolwine, a Justice of said County that James H. Legrand, on the 1st day of 
May, 1865, in said County one gelding of the  price of one hundred dollars of the goods and 
chattels of one Washington Toney, feloniously did steal, take and carry away--these are 
therefore in the name of the Commonwealth to command you forthwith to apprehend and bring 
before me or some other Justice of said County the body of the said James H. Legrand to answer 
the said complaint and be further dealt with according to law.  Given under my hand this 1st day
of June, 1865.  
P. L. Woolwine, J. P. (signed) (seal)

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Pulaski County to wit:
	William F. Eaton upon oath complains that on the 1st day of May, 1865, in the County of 
Pulaski, James H. Legrand did feloniously steal, take and carry away one horse, the property of 
Washington Toney and of the value of one hundred dollars and he, the said William F. Eaton, 
therefore prays that the said James H. Legrand may be apprehended and held to answer said 
complaint--and dealt with in relation thereto as the law may require.

Dated this 1st day of June, 1865.
	Wm. F. Eaton (signed)
Pulaski County to wit:
	1st day of June, 1865--the said William F. Eaton made oath to the truth of the foregoing 
complaint before me.
	P. L. Woolwine, J. P. (signed)

Transcription by Jim Sulcer

May 12, 1999


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