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William v. George Milburn, John Coburn, & John L. Alford

United States. Circuit Court (District of Columbia) - Washington (D.C.)

Claim for Freedom Made

Importation Violation
Property Dispute

Case Documents

• William v. John L. Alford. Petition for Freedom (May 25, 1826)
• William v. George Milburn, John Coburn, & John L. Alford. Petition for Freedom (May 26, 1826)
• William v. George Milburn, John Coburn, & John L. Alford. Summons of George Milburn, John Coburn, & John L. Alford (May 26, 1826)
• William v. George Milburn, John Coburn, & John L. Alford. Order (May 27, 1826)
• William v. George Milburn, John Coburn, & John L. Alford. Disclaimer of George Milburn (June 1, 1826)
• William v. George Milburn, John Coburn, & John L. Alford. Disclaimer of John Coburn (June 2, 1826)
• William v. George Milburn, John Coburn, & John L. Alford. Disclaimer of John L. Alford (June 2, 1826)
• William v. George Milburn, John Coburn, & John L. Alford. Replication (June 7, 1826)
• William v. George Milburn, John Coburn, & John L. Alford. Order (June 21, 1826)

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• William v. Nicholas B. Vanzandt & Christopher J. Estes

People

Plaintiff(s):

• William

Defendant(s):

• Alford, John L.
• Coburn, John
• Milburn, George

Attorney for Plaintiff(s):

• Dunlop, James, 1793-
• Key, Francis Scott, 1779-1843

Participants:

• Alford, John L.
• Brent, William, 1774-1848
• Coburn, John
• Dunlop, James, 1793-
• Estes, Christopher J.
• Key, Francis Scott, 1779-1843
• Milburn, George
• Ringgold, Tench
• Southall, Louisa J.
• Straas, Emily C.
• Straas, Martha
• Vanzandt, Nicholas B.
• William

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