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1868 Newburgh NY Legal Letter George & Fenton Attorneys to Lewis Cuddeback Law For Sale


1868 Newburgh NY Legal Letter George & Fenton Attorneys to Lewis Cuddeback Law
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1868 Newburgh NY Legal Letter George & Fenton Attorneys to Lewis Cuddeback Law:
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1868 Newburgh NY Legal Letter George & Fenton Attorneys to Lewis Cuddeback Law

Approximately 5" by 8" folds

Handwritten 19th-century legal letter dated March 26, 1868. It is written on the official stationery of George & Fenton, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, located at No. 50 Third Street in Newburgh, New York.Content SummaryThe letter is addressed to Lewis Cuddeback, Esq. (a prominent Orange County, NY citizen and county clerk) regarding an execution on a court judgment.
  • The Request: "Please send us execution on judgment entered in County Court on Justice's judgment about 2 years ago."
  • The Case: The letter names the specific parties involved: Max Clohs against Frederic Kuhn.
  • Signatures: Signed at the bottom by the law firm George & Fenton (Thomas George and John B. J. Fenton).
Condition & Details
  • Date: March 26, 1868
  • Location: Newburgh, N.Y.
  • Firm Details Printed: Thomas George & John B. J. Fenton.
  • Paper Condition: Good historical condition. Features a faint pencil notation "Cuddeback" at the top and a red ink archival cross-notation on the left margin. Standard folding creases and light edge wear from historical filing.


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