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This is an original antique paper document from West Virginia, dated October 1874. The document is a Justice of the Peace certification from Preston County, detailing a claim by Benjamin C. Bucklew for attendance as a witness in a matter of controversy involving Leonard Everly. It is signed by A. G. Russell, J. P. The reverse side of the document features a handwritten notation that reads \"Bucklew Attendance Bill $3.00\". This historical document offers a glimpse into local legal proceedings and personal accounts from the late 19th century in West Virginia, making it a unique piece for collectors of historical paper, ephemera, or West Virginia Americana.Approximate size: 4-1/2x8-1/2 inches.This listing includes one original folded paper document.Specifications:
Item Type: Paper Document
Subject: Legal Document / Witness Claim
Era/Date: 1874 (Victorian Era)
Location: Preston County, West Virginia
Handwritten Notations: \"Benjamin C. Bucklew\", \"Leonard Everly\", \"A. G. Russell, J. P.\", \"Bucklew Attendance Bill $3.00\"
Included Components: 1x Original Paper Document
