SR_398_7_026_Salisbury_reference_docket_1767_1769_017
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Page Heading:: North Carolina Salisbury District} Causes appointed for Trial to Salisbury Superior Court March Term 1767
Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 | Column 4 | Column 5 |
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No. | Parties names | What Action | Pleas issues &c | Verdicts Judgments and Orders of this Court |
JW 10 RH | Thomas Green vs Hugh Queen | Case 15 | Narr in 1 Month Genl issue per R H | Discontinued isd |
RH 11 JD | Good-title on the Demise of Thompson vs [Tren?] & Robert Gwinn | Ejectmt 16 | Jury find deft. guilty of the Trespass &c &c Dunn Mo. for a new Trial Verdict being Contrary to Evidence as alleged. Continued for the Judge to Consider the Cost | Costs paid New Tryal Granted, stands for Trial Continued |
RH 12 JW | The Exors of John Crawford vs Marmaduke Kimbrough | Case 19 | Non Assumption per JW and issue | Continued |
RH 13 JW | William Little vs John Giles | Case 29 | Not guilty with leave and issue | Abated by the Plantiff's death isd |
SSIN 14 | William Stutley Shirley vs Henry Tippins | Origl: Attmt 30 | Judgment by Default and Enquiry | Continued |
SS 15 | Charles Hill vs The Same | Origl. Attmt: 31 | Judgmt: by Default and Enquiry | Jury [impd?]& Sworn & Assess the Plantiffs damages to the sum of £37.3.5. Proc.[proclamation] mo[money] % 6d Costs iss |
SS 16 JW | Alexander Gordon vs Nathaniel Hunt | Case 32 | Not guilty & not guilty within Six Months per I W and issue | Continued [didemus?] &c |
ID 17 EJ, RH | Andrew Karr vs James Patterson | Case 33 | Demurrer filed & joinden in demurrer & Contd. for Argument Mo.by an to amend the Declaration motion overruled | Discontinued issd |
EJ, IW 18 | William Warson vs Morgan Brown | Case 34 | Continued for Narr | Continued |
Notes and Questions
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Abbreviation in right corner of each column 5 entry "Verdicts, Judgments & Orders of this Court" -is it "isd" "issd" ??? What does it signify?
I'm not completely sure, but I believe it stands for "issue/issued", a legal term that can mean "To come forth, put out or put into circulation". This also makes sense since it seems to only be on cases that are declared over, so they have declared/issued their ruling or judgment. And I think throughout the volumes the abbreviation isd or issd was used interchangeably.